Uneeds Biscuit Ad Promises Small Cost Taste Test
An advertisement promotes Uneeds' Biscuit at an enticing price of five cents to attract readers.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Uneeds' Biscuit at an enticing price of five cents to attract readers.
The convention opened with traditional afternoon session. Officers named include second vice president Mrs Mary Ashton Hamilton recording secretary Mrs W H Lawley College Corner corresponding secretary Mrs Bradford Oxford junior secretary R B Kirkpatrick Cherry Fork and temperance secretary Miss Mahle Graham Dayton.
In a brief gathering Mrs Perrin of Dayton was elected secretary and Mrs V A Brown of Morning Sun appointed treasurer, with other officers discussed but not listed.
A court issued a restraining order against Clawson to stop further annoyance as part of a local legal proceeding. The defective text references Judge Murphy and mentions court notices. The item also advertises goods and services available at local merchants and printers, with references to programs and tickets.
Regular session notes show the council approving a $10,000 works bonds and authorizing street improvements on North Street and Heaton to Buckeye. Repairs proposed for a viaduct, street lighting petition on Washington Street, and a sewer project on Hanover Street were discussed. Claims filed for damages on Sycamore Street and queries on Androwe Garver bills were referred to engineers and the city solicitor. A deed to open Hamilton Avenue was received and recorded.
Property owners on Bonaker Avenue urged the alley be opened as platted. The streets committee heard requests and adopted resolutions ordering new sidewalks on High Street and extending gas mains on South Fourteenth Street. City ordinances authorize ten thousand dollars in gas works bonds and street improvements including sewers on Beckett and Sycamore streets.
The notice outlines a proposal to improve North Fourth street from Maple Avenue to Niel Street Alley by paving the roadway and adjourned.
County commissioners Wednesday rejected bids for tires and smokeless pacahontas concrete for the courthouse. The Anderson-Shaller Co. bid $4.95 per ton, Wills Co. $4.00, and Duerr & Co. $5.15. An emergency contract with Wirts Co. covered forty tons at $7.50 per ton for butter, oysters, fish, poultry, and meats.
The Maroons prepare to face the Pure Golds in a fly championship contest without Ute Maroons, who are not in the lineup. Ley previously clinched the Sumlay league title by beating the All Stars 6 to 1 and will field the same lineup for Sundays game.
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