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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
6
A garbled OCR item lists officials and offices in Hamilton and Buller counties. It mentions representatives tied to New York and Chicago figures and references official papers and public notices in the Evening Journal. The fragmented text reads like a government announcement or legal notice from the era.
A 1941 Lake Hamilton High School incident discussed honor over schedule cancellation. The principal defended actions as necessary to teach character, praising school authorities for upholding high standards despite controversy over the baseball team episode.
The Journal argues that the infirmary directors and county commissioners should take over and reform management. It credits recent reforms by a Butler County board, notes past deficiencies and scandals, and urges continuation of economical, properly regulated governance for the public good.
A town column notes Hamilton residents would decide the park ground issue via a vote on a bill allowing park use and talks to limit building inspector salary. The Journal urges caution on funding digs while defending the park idea and warns against overtaxing non residents. The piece also argues a building inspector salary of 100 a month is excessive and unnecessary given work volume.
A garbled text fragment hints at members of a general assembly and pride over a record. It suggests a historical tone with references to Wat and WW history, but the exact event, names, or dates are unclear from the readable portion.
The text discusses possible court actions and whether they were acted upon, mentioning incorporation in his liberty and governor approval. It suggests that public knowledge of the general assembly could influence such approvals and appropriations, with a general sense of broad support for active measures.
In a forceful call the writer demands swift trials for bribery as essential public business. Procrastination is condemned and punishment urged for guilty parties to restore trust, highlighting the duty to establish guilt or innocence without delay.
Report cites Senators Hattaan Celone and Calilt in a changing political landscape as patronage shifts toward Democrats. City Auditor Grimmer touts funds for a new city building site while county commissioners Smith and Hinkle face opposition to needed improvements.
A chaotic scene in Buller County involves Sheriff Graf clashing with prize fighting elements while Miachi University suffers a tight loss as President Benton addresses the situation and dignity concerns.
Special to The Journal from Thewersburg Indiana May 17 reports Aunt Lydia Larue frail but attended by relatives as others string together small updates. Mentions Nat Cuyloun underwent surgery in Vincennes and improving, George Watkins serving as lieutenant in Cincinnati, and a buggy accident near New Trenton. Various local visits, lodge events, farming notes, weather impact on crops, and road work plans across Ohio.
The column records social visits and misfortune including Mrs George Baker and her daughter hosting, Jones family visits, and a birth on February reported as 2 months and 25 days old who died May 40. A funeral service was held at the house led by Rev Higginbotham with remarks on life and faith. A missing words note promises restoration tomorrow.
The column records social visits including Rev. Walker and Miss Sargent riding with Mrs. Amos Potyenger along Bank Lick. Miss Rose Struble visiting from Cleves. Frank Davis noted on Sunday. meals with old acquaintances renewed. and the funeral of Mrs. Mary Steuhle. It mentions over one hundred wild ducks seen at sunset and residents expressing interest in joining the WS army to go to Mesiea while noting a sense of hesitation.
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