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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
19
The Royal Tailors of New York and Chicago station their local headquarters at this store. A resplendent display showcases their suit lines and offerings to customers in the area.
A Kentuckian wandering Chicago vows to hunt down the black boxer Johnson with a revolver. The unnamed man, large and armed, declares his plan to confront Johnson and says the government should stop the trouble by swift action. Local authorities press for restraint as the pursuit continues.
Local social notes describe numerous Updike family visits and celebrations at the home of Joseph Hyer’s relatives. Attendees include Ma anderry Heandenburg, Mary Updike, and multiple Updike siblings and cousins from Harrison Inn, Aberison, and Sassafras Ridge.
Postmaster general indicates a new parcels post system arrives January 1 next year. Distinctive stamps are in preparation and will be ready to ship to postal offices. Patrons are urged to prepare and attach the special return card as required by law, with shipments anticipated across designated stations and offices.
The court admitted testimony about a crystal globe of Jerystal glass found by Mrs. Lewin Lindloff. The state introduced this as evidence in the poisoning trial of the woman charged with murdering her fifteen year old son Arthur. Life insurance policies on other family members were also introduced.
An old advertisement promotes Bly's Gramm Balm and Bly's Croan Balm as quick cures for catarrh and head colds. It claims instant relief from nasal congestion, sore throat, and discharge, with restored taste and hearing. A 50 cent bottle of Bly's Creat Balm is advertised as a complete cure. drugsellers supply the products.
Mr and Mrs Gen McCormick hosted cousins Misses Brown from ML Healthy last Sunday. Miss Lelia Dietz returned to Bunker Hill Friday after visiting Linwood friends. Mrs Campbell of Newlin spent several days with relatives. Numerous calls and birthday greetings marked the week as residents visited kin and neighbors.
Harry J. Long treasurer of Butler County issues notice of mill levies for 1912 property taxation. State levies include sinking fund and university components, with a total state rate of 8.35 mills and 8.28 for another district. County levies show 1.00 mill for general purposes, 0.39 for bridge, 0.10 for soldiers relief, and 0.20 for debts, with judicial at 1. a total county rate of 8.50 mills. School levies apply to townships and districts, with exemptions for college lands. figures reflect joint and detached territory and amended distributions.
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