Big Poultry Show Set Next Week at Hamilton Coliseum
Hamilton Ohio announces the Big Poultry Show running November 20 to December 2 at the Coliseum. Entries exceed all expectations with 160 birds expected for the main exhibition, plus multiple $100 and $200 sweepstakes silver cups donated by local and regional sponsors.
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Evers
Peetel
Jani
Npr
Uiites
J. Humbach
Hamilton Agsae Ition
Lunilton
Sterm
Hekmes Ty
Menor
Lataitn Poultry
Amilton Aulu
Abe
Irppag
Eeery
Waunillong
Fred Vries
Weeds
Sued
Hamilton
Ohio
Es Uterestadt Am
Loving Cupe
Pena Lo Court
Cincinnatine Company
Kiv
Miami Valley National Bank
Mini Valley National Bank
R. I K. Beeler
M.D. Lindley
Canal Bridge Damage Sparks Inquiry Over Responsibility
The canal bridge on Lincolny Avenue was damaged after a canal boat reportedly pushed it from the canal. Director Holzberger, Street Superintendent Buellers, and A. Halzberger seek to identify who is responsible and under what authority Campbell & Jordyen are performing the repairs, with potential arrest warrants if liable.
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Gamprell &Murdyce
Publiq Sedor A
A. Teller Ina Wee
Ilo
Pulse
Campbell & Jordyen
AL. Halzberger
Cox Wins in Ohio Governor Race With Narrow Margin
The race ended in a tight victory for Cox over Hogan by a margin of 644 votes. Official statewide figures are pending but county tallies show Cox carrying 55 counties to Hogan's 33, with notable leads in Franklin and Cuyahoga. Grants and secretary of state officials noted close contest and lingering uncertainty before final results.
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Cownor
Elie James
Limothy
Hogan
C Lwin
Linse
Alata Licket
Graves
Hugh le Nichols
Cox
Mian Valley
la Bramilton
Montyguary
Butler
West
Rnor
la Vranitin
Chyahoga
Mogan
Wranklin
Caythoga
Cuyahoga County
Inaugural Columbus Ball For Governor Elect James A L Civhs
A public inaugural ball is planned for Monday January 13 in Columbus in honor of governor elect James A L Civhs. The event, open to all, requires no full dress or white gloves, with lighter attire encouraged. It marks the first inaugural ball in four years, following Harmon’s term. John Venneman pled guilty to burglary and larceny, previously jailed, receiving a fine of seven dollars.
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Columbus
Wdaetion
James AL
Coveror Harmon
Michal
Chamber of Commerce
Hawthorn Hill Notes and Local Social Roundup
Hawthorn Hill society items cover visits by Prof Lovan Jetters to Chicago University and family gatherings including Mrs Mary Austin returning home. The Wayne Farmers Club met November seventh for a four course dinner, papers on Early Life of Abraham Lincoln and Diaz of Mexico, plus officer elections and program notes. The piece records many names, deaths, funeral at Mound cemetery, and community events across Hawthorn Hill.
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Hawthorn Jrm
Lovan Jetters
Chicago University
Mary Austin
Wairhaven
Aistes
Adam ‘Tranek
Will Lilehiser
Bunlay Charles Overholser
Greenville
Marie Swope
Pearl Brutaker
George Swope
Bernard
Herman Putters
Kennel
Tray
Peter
Mound Cemetery
Wayne Farmer’s Club
E. Young
Francis
Fiora
Abraham Lincoln
Hilddbel
A. C. Mendenhalt
Ethel Flora
Hart
W. EK. Murphy
C. Hildebolt
W. K. Swan
Bulletin Review
Hildebolt
Eluh
Mlunrooil
J. E. Flora and
Young
Guehr
Margaret
Alexander Hart
Muang Laird
Camden
Jolr Shaw
Valley
Elizabeth Casey
C. Young
J. le Young
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Worthmore
High Street
Court House
Gov. Cox
WO. T. Blake
John Venneman
Murphy
Petit Larcons
Dine
Hudze Murphy
Veneman 7
Ensis
Hawthorn Hill
Conroy
Eagles
Walter Blackburn
Mgr
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