Munsing Union Suits Praised For Comfort And Value
The ad extols Munsing Underwear highlighting its fit, washability, longevity, low price, and overall comfort. It urges readers to purchase Munsing Union Suits for dependable wear and satisfaction.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1911
Page
2
The ad extols Munsing Underwear highlighting its fit, washability, longevity, low price, and overall comfort. It urges readers to purchase Munsing Union Suits for dependable wear and satisfaction.
Sunday gatherings at Lindenwald and Beverniile residents. Local church groups attended county Civishall Endeaver at Collinsville, with reports of an inspiring meeting. Social visits include Hartlieb family with Mr Dornbersester line. Herbert Phipps visiting Miss Clylis Kelel in Beverniile. Upcoming events mention Mrs. Geevalettaine and sister Mrs. Kmil Schreiber of Tronton. Parish activities reference quarterly conference and Sunday services at local M. E. church amid community hospitality.
At a conference between the Intosportation committee of the Chamber of Commerce and C I Lowe of Dayton, the royal chamber of commerce joins the Western Freight Network in Chicago. The arrangement positions the chamber to secure export assistance and freight rate guidance for Hamilton shippers.
The estate of Byeling Downey in Leman township has been appraised. Authorities indicate the appraisal assesses the value for probate and settlement purposes.
The annual Cincinnati HMabiliant and Daylyn report for the year ending 1910 shows an improving path with total operating revenue of 1,097,281.09 and earnings rising to 1,220,720.04 after adjustments. Expenses fell across maintenance and equipment, transportation, and general costs, boosting operating efficiency to 79.75 percent, down from 80.32 in 1910, with gains in gross income and overall revenue.
A worker at 0 Vine Street suffered a severe hand injury when his right hand was caught in a machine at 2 Tang planers during an 280 o'clock shift. He was taken to Morey hospital where medical staff, including Dr WOM, Bardon al Dy, and Walls Preston, attended to him.
A brief notice outlines a request to borrow money tied to Proton permission. It references Mawphy, Ue Friston, Ae Oliver, and Pyehiel of 0. Pyehiel, seeking to encumber real estate to the extent of 2500. The fragmentary text signals a loan or mortgage matter pending formal approval.
Mrs Vonora Leonard of Millville dies at 11 10 pm on Black Monday from general debility at 81 years 1 day. Widow of Patrick Leonard who died 45 years ago. Survived by sons Edward Harney and Thomas Leonard and daughter Mary Packer. Funeral Thursday morning at Manyts church Interment at SLO Cemeterialty.
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon at noon on Wednesday. A luncheon will be served at the Union Club at 12 35 p m and the business session will follow. President Reiss day sent an invitation to all committee members to attend the luncheon and meeting.
A reader pleads for an immediate reintroduction of Pynnaid Pile Remedy by LOPREE. They demand plain-wrapped delivery from Tova, promising its splendid results and requesting proof of effectiveness.
The Socialist Party event drew about 2000 people to Hamilton’s Coliseum Monday night to hear Eugene V. Debs, three time socialist candidate for president, discuss industrial reform and socialist design of national policy. Debs argued capitalism fails and federal ownership of key industries would benefit workers, praising the parade and crowd turnout.
Guardian W. E. Tochunter filed a final account for Ly ncht Selby showing 140630 distributed. The filing records the guardian’s administration and the disbursement total under court supervision.
A. Washington dispatch reports Peter G. Thomson of Collezelit Cincinnati and Hamilton Ohio, an official of Champion Coated Paper, will stand trial for attempting to bribe postal card agent Major W. B. Zantuinger. The district court of appeals affirmed dustie Wright's ruling that bribery applies when the official acts in the role, even if not by law. Thomson’s demurrer was overruled in the lower court and his appeal denied.
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