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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
4
Margaret Keefer sues for divorce alleging lack of support after January 2 19H marriage. Husband left recently as Clinton Egbert to try again. Muehmore seeks to redeck the case to modify prior decree against Lizzie Muehmore.
A Detroit man, John McColeman of 36 Tillman Street, credits Tona Vita with reversing nervous debility, insomnia, poor appetite, and weak memory. He reports improved sleep, energy, mood, and digestion after ten days of use, while physicians emphasize its benefits for nervous debility and general health.
The big grandstand hosted Wednesday races as seventy-one horses prepared on a sunlit track. With two large fields and strong entries from Butler County and Oxford, officials expect fast times and a record crowd if weather holds.
The tax commission certifies a supplementary list of domestic for profit corporations with outstanding stock totaling $26,683,491. The list aims to increase revenue, estimating a boost of about $40,000 in state taxes.
County commissioners approved the appointment of W. W. Crawford as county auditor with a bond of 20,000 dollars. Sureties listed include I. B. Brat o and others, tied to various local names. Crawford seats on October 48, per the record.
Invitations issued today by the Young Men's Christian Association invite the public to the commencement exercises of the Technical Institute Friday evening October sixth, with Dr Dan Millikin presiding. The program includes harp and violin selections, vocal solos by Prof W H Lebo and Mrs Axthuk Thaselneider, violin solo by Miss Irma Gladfelter, the address by Dr Dan Millikin, and diploma presentations by Chas Al Brestel.
The Imperial Stock Company presents The Queen of the White Slaves at Smith's Theater this evening. The show features dramatic scenes and a lineup designed to entertain local audiences with its period melodrama and stagecraft.
The article promotes The Most Startling Melodramas and the Imperial Company presenting the complete scenic production of a play at Smith's, alongside naval vaudeville, promising an evening of pleasure. It notes Florence Lawrence starring in Nis Stubborn Way and Tarbin comedy at the Jewel. It previews A Daughter of the South and The Summer Girl with a tale of romance and humor.
The postoffice will close Thursday at 11:00 a.m. and stay closed in the afternoon. It will reopen at 7 p.m. and remain open until 7:00 p.m. The clerk’s window will also open at listed times. Regular morning delivery and mail collection occur in the afternoon as usual with holiday collection. Fresh oysters and other items advertised by W. C. Atherton.
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