Fragmented Arts and Lace Awards Show Results Missed
60 000 people continue on page 6 as Kokua and Lyonists figures compete in a dense list of firsts and seconds for numerous needlework prizes. Names such as Mrs. Lon Howell Mrs. J Jennings and Mrs. Sands appear repeatedly in awards like Napkins Lace Work and Silk Embroidery with assorted firsts and seconds noted across many items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Wolly
Duchess Lace
Thc
Mnds
Fred Suively
Munilton
Mua
Low Howell
Specimen Lionston
Lon Howell
Speehmen Duchess
Lou Howell
Geo. Sands
Coarse Sands
P.L. Infant's Cup
Mes
W. Jennings
Goldig. Barman
M. W. Jennings
A. C. Hall
Ta Jennings
Mlw
Jennings
Lms. G. Dack
Tt. C. Tall
J.P. TL. Denenis
Local Fair Items Highlight Runnerup and Exhibits
Thursday events featured races and a wide array of crafts at the fair. Winners included Mrs. I Buel second and Mrs. Low Howell first in underpiece and centerpiece categories, with many other winners across sewing, embroidery, and fabric crafts. Dozens of children were reunited with guardians at the secretary’s office, while no serious incidents were reported and minor injuries were treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanen Wirst
I. Buel
Low Howell
Unenbavk
M. W. Jennings
A. C Jackson
R. C. Eally
J. 1
Bates
E. Buck
May
Geo. Sands
Hull
J. J. Bukdingfield
Paney
Ryu. Vatus
Ada Mitchell
Ls Jennings
Jon. Sands
J. J. Mddingfield
B. Buck
J.P. de Jennings
Apron
Ada Mitchells
J. Pll
Jennings
Darnie
A. G. Tucheon
MW. Jennings
Chanticler
Virst
Galdry Surman
R. C. Hall
Tigelet—Wirst
Mas
M. W. Jenecon
C. Fenstermaker
Field
C. Cross Oh
Mig
B. Kirk
Jamilton
r—Virst
C. Fenster
Minnie Binkert
Local Harness Racing Abbreviated Card Draws Crowd
A compact program at the Buller County fair featured five pacing and trotting heats. Highland Boy and Burnell Burns were standout performers in early pace divisions, with Della Dilton and Gertie Y. Ue among top finishers in the 3:38 mile. The 2:15 Pace purse highlighted strong showings from Ad EF and Faith Muirninney, with close finishes and notable drive from several horses including College Jim and Prime Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Tigeest Wais An Burt
Widd
Kighard
Vytal
Firetech
Buylaiy
Broweht
Gland Boy
Secort
Highland Boy
Acee
del’ la Dillon
Richard
Allerton Burug
Lye
Bubby Burns
Richart
Anderson Wilkes
Ansie B
Burnell Burns
Gerlic
Mili
Burnell
Burnell Brons
Gertie UY
Gertie Y. Ue Muse
Minkeigan
Gertie T
Augie B
Gertie PT
Ifivek
Aut
Ted
Faith Muiinney
Ad Iain
Dim Watt McKinney
Plive
Mab Ad VW
Kander
Martin Kelly Geliine
Thoroughbred racing and Masonic obituary details emerge
The snippet lists multiple horse names, times, and purses from a race meet, including 2:22 and 2:23 pace results with horses such as Dingie and Polly of the Views. It also recounts a Mason’s life, noting J. J. Willey’s initiation dates, death, and a Baltimore funeral service held on a Wednesday led by Rev. O. D. Wellbanin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jey
Willey
Baltimord U
Elmiceh
Rev
D. Wellbanin
Bald Heads Not Wanted Disorderly Health Ad Offer
An advertisement claims bald heads are undesirable and age related. It promises a scalp treatment Rexall Remedy to regrow hair, with a money back guarantee if results fail, and directs readers to Rexall Store at Second and High streets for purchase. The tone pressures readers to act locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporationa Tave
Hamilton
Rey Manher
del High Street
John Willey Death Notice Shows Long Farm Life and Family Loss
John Willey, born 1824 in Col exain Lawislip Hamilton county Marel itl, died last Monday in his eighty eighth year. Son of Horace and Amy Willey, he grew up on a farm and attended local schools, later Barmer's College College Tull. He married Rexie Ann Enel on October 16 1660, and had three children, two of whom have preceded him in death. More than fifty years age Mr Wil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willey
Colexain Lawislip
Hamilton County
Marel Itl
Horace
Amy
Willey
Barmer’s College
College Tull
Rexie Ann Enel
Wien
Wil
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Look
Wyetts Sage and Sulphur hair remedy claims to darken gray hair and restore youthfulness. It asserts prevents dandruff, promotes hair growth, stops hair loss, and beautifies hair. Sold by druggists for fifty cents with money-back guarantee if results fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brt Wyellt
Radcliffe Tang Ce
Cayner
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Lon Typwyll
Cincinmati
Dwesser Thaw
Virsty Tlolbrnole Brothers of
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Syocinien
Mirst
S. J. Tacksony
Taw Howell
Fanrete Cladle
Maea
Ce Tarkan
KB. Dackson
Alway
Miacha Shane
AMA Rute
Children’s Shoes
Tramiston Shoes
Trover
Bucw
the Miami Shoe CO
Rentschler
High ST
Ad F
Gortie
Qetbhex
Kurnell Bung
Bobby Bayne
Mike “Agan
Tot Vidoos
Wehumore
Ballymore
Sparkle CL
Majoe G
Good Clothes Shop
Smith's Theatre
S. Second St
Cincinnati
Sammie
Union Winde
Judge Dnough
Callege Jim
Law Wilken
Prinee S
Wartestoe
Martin Kelly
New Hiehqnund Ee
Peeves
Dwit Atedsimey
Wallac MecKinney
Fletehen Bonne
Chpapion Directurn
Wiggin
Teseensk Lok
Dircelmar Guy
Bireetiun
Judy Nicholas
Nicholan
Dave I
McKaig
Jardinier
King Red
Hoane Hilnl
Tittle Bay Stare
Polly
Stunger
Millon Sf
Billy Boy
Phalooe
Nicholas B
Kath J
General Denver
Wreth
Ernst & Ernst Certified Public Accountants
Union Trust Building
Cncinnatiz Union Trust
Cleveland
Schofield
New York
Hanover Bank
Chicago
First National Bank
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