Oxford shuts off water tower climb for town memory cabin
Oxford villagers reject placing a replica Joel Collins log cabin on park property or between parks. A council committee found strong opposition from about 95 percent of interviewed residents. The town plans to keep the water tower area off limits and maintains a posted warning sign. An ordinance allows borrowing funds for South Mall street repairs estimated at 220.32 dollars. Public works bills for September total 4725.98 with gravel and garbage hauling and street cleaning listed. Beta Kappa fraternity on Church street thanks for recently installed alley crossing.
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Dewrpal
Oxford
Wounsil
Ed Booka
H. T. Cramer
John T.batler
Towa
Joel Collins
Hega Leava Ito Roporma
Fcont
Aloe
Collins
Gabin
Thia Ordinande Jn
South Mall Street
Spring Street
Breet
Congress
Beta Kappa
Church Street
Oxford Lost Wristwatch Reward Notice
Oxford notices report a lost wristwatch on a Saturday afternoon at a residence on West Chestnut Street. The finder should contact Stella Todd at 311 North College Avenue for the reward, mentioning J. L Sanders and Frank Hayes among others.
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West Chestnut Street
Frank Hayes
Avollongar
Stella Todd
North College Avenue
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Brand Ad
Advertisement claims Maalmann's Gas Tablets relieve gas pressure and discomfort in the stomach and bowels. It promises elimination of gnawing pain and nervous feelings, plus improved breathing after meals. Priced four a package at Madelitte Drug Co. and Dew Drug Co. Ady.
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Maalmann
Baalmann
Madelitte Devg Co
Dew Orug Co
Ady
Scout Cabin Is Being Built In Oxford
Oxford notes report progress on the Bay Scout cabin north of town with university student labor from Miami University's industrial arts class. The event follows a Kiwanis luncheon featuring Prof Christofferson and updates include officer elections for the coming year.
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Oxford
Pat HG Christofferson
Mathemakes Department
Miami University
Kiwanlaelth Juncheon
Christofferson
John C. Caldwell
Fia Bay
Vourmils Mesk
W. D. Stoner
Lin Himetha
Taylor judgment given in Middlesex common pleas suit
Benny Taylor of Middletown was granted a judgment for 914045 in the common pleas court. The case details appear in the Tuesday docket with remarks on the verdict and procedural actions.
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Merle
Sarah H. Powell
Middletown
Grover L. Powell
Cooper Street
Ohio farmers face seven percent loan offer
Ohio farmers have been told loans through regional agricultural corporations may carry seven percent interest, a cost including loan inspection and approval. Experts warn many farmers cannot afford such rates given current prices, and emphasize that existing agricultural credit bodies offer cheaper funding. Organized farmer efforts, they argue, can deliver quicker relief than new federal loans.
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Columbus, C
Ohio
H,e
Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Reconatryalion Finagge Corporation
Aven Ay
Ohio Events Toleds-Once considered woe of
Ohio notes varied local items including Toleds travel woes, Tiffin prohibition campaign push by hotel men in the thirteenth district, Greenfield fatal crash involving Beever, Ashland bank president dies, Wheeling Steel hires 500, Daughters of America nominations, Trenton missing woman found with husband, Bennett accused grandmother of faking death for life insurance.
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Tiffin
Thirteenth Congressional District
Mainella
Beveer
Greenfield
West Virginia
Trenton
Helen Wilson
Indianapolia
KR. W. Bennett
Lawrence County
Bennett
First M E Aid Winter Program Bazaar Highlighted
A meeting of the First M E church Ladies Aid society led by Mrs S D Fitton and Mrs H H Freighthling planned the winter program and the annual bazaar on November 17. After business, members enjoyed a social hour with refreshments.
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S. D. Fitton
First M. BH. Church Ladies’ Aid Society
H. H. Freehtling
Rosa Avenue
Rakeshmanig
Stop a Cold the First Day Promotional Laxative Remedy
An old advertisement urges stopping a cold on day one using Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine. It touts opening bowels, killing germs, easing headache and systemic relief. The copy claims safety, no narcotics, and quick overnight expulsion when taken early.
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Grove
America
Ady
Jones Campaign Seen As Energetic Run For House Seat
Excello boy Ted Jones, former Yale football star, launches a Republican bid to succeed John Q. Tilson in Bares Conn. He plans heavy porch style campaigning, vows repeal of the eighteenth amendment and changes to the Volstead Act, while juggling coal business duties. Jones highlights prohibition repeal, tariff reform, and unemployment relief as core issues.
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New
Bares
Conn
Ted’ Jones
Ing
Harvard
Yale
Tle
John Q. Tilson
Jane
Excello
Aed
Howard
Jones
Stanley Bernard Sues for Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Stanley Bernard sues for divorce from Betty F. Bernard alleging gross neglect. The couple married October 12, 1926, in Lawrenceburg Indiana, and have no children. Betty F Bernard resides at 939 Adlow Avenue Cincinnati.
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Stanley Bernard
Common Pleas
Stanley
Bernard
Hamilton
Betty F. Bernard
Low Avenue
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Presbyterian Young Women Meeting Report
The Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening at 481 Park Avenue, Davations. Mrs. F. G. Smith led the session with readings by Miss Marie Sehaub and Mr. Georges VanDoren. Assistants were Miss Olive Smith and Miss Maude Flenfer.
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Presby
Young Woman's Missionar Society of the Presbyterian Shore
George Krucker
Park Avenue
F. G. Smith
Marie Sehaub
Georges VanDoren
Healouses
Mies Olive Smith
Mise Maude Flenfer
Republican rally in New Miami October 17 at First Methodist
The Squal Righta Republican club of New Miami plans a meeting at the First Methodist church in New Miami on Monday night October 17 at 8 o'clock. Edith Patterson of Dayton, Republican candidate for congress in this district, will deliver an address and Rev. Browse of Middletown will also speak. The public is invited. Frank
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Republican Club
New Miami
Alock
Edith Patterson
Dayton
Browse
Middletown
Frank
Wrohe Announces Mestis and Wal Geealle Meeting
An unclear OCR fragment references Wrohe planning a meeting about the mesting and wal geealle. Details are garbled, but the note indicates an upcoming gathering or discussion led by Wrohe.
Unclear OCR fragment on a local notice or tribute
Fragmentary text mentions removal to home on Tuesday and refers to friends and a speedy recovery or event. Names and concrete details are unreadable, preventing precise identification of person, place, or purpose.
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