Flood Prevention Meeting At Chamber Of Commerce
The inland winter meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will discuss flood prevention. Hamilton officials and engineers will speak with John W. Hill, a flood prevention engineer for Butler County, and Meg Deeds will outline Daylow plans. George T. Reiss will preside. Q&A session after speeches. The discussion covers state and federal cooperation and a plan to present to Congress. Meeting starts at 8 o clock, with attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comiaced
Deeds
John WW. Hill
Butler County
Chicianali
Fiden
Boston
George T. Reiss
Offig Chamber
Milage
Meg Destler
Eh Daylow
Peru
Hamilton
Dayton
Uelook
Hill
Overpeck Public School Closed Amid Illness Case
A case of diphtheria at Overpeck public school led to the building's closure. Officials report a sick child who had contact with other pupils, triggering concern in the community about the outbreak.
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Overpeck Wag
Apis
Wives Wreck License Details Stir Frayed Crime Tale
In a grim tale a man recalls his wife wrecking his hunting license by washing it in soap and grease. The document faded but his name remains decipherable as the couple confronts consequences and the possibility of obtaining a new license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorter
John F. Heath
Hhintex
Abirl
Keéney
Antil Il
Lunter Tenrfilly
Open Meeting At Y.M.C.A. Junior Senior Club
The Junior-Senior High School club of the Y M C A will hold an open meeting tonight in room No 1 at the Y M C A at 7 30. Members of the yearling class are expected to form flexes in the two upper grades and leaders will be invited to direct the club this season. Every member of the junior senior class is invited to attend.
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Y. MG. A
Elks Resume Activities Tonight At Hamilton Lodge No 93
Hamilton Lodge No 93 B P O Elks will resume activities for fall and winter. Tonight’s meeting will initiate a class of candidates and vote on a number of applicants. Broad discussion of important business is expected.
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Hamilton Lage
B. P.O. Elks
Pape’s Diapepsin Ad Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as the fastest remedy for indigestion, upset stomachs, bloating, and gas. It urges readers to eat what they like and digest easily, claiming relief within minutes and recommending a 50 cent bottle from local stores.
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Pape
Papa
Trenton Area Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Trenton and Middletown residents share a busy spell of visits and social events. Frances Sloneker family spent time with Mrs. Mary Cafferty. Mr. and Mrs. Whiekinger hosted guests near Sevenmile. Mrs. Julia Condon returned from Illinois. many neighbors travelled to Detroit and Middle town for shopping and relatives.
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Trenton
Wilbur Birch
Hamilton
D. K. Sloneker
Mary Cafferty
Jalvis
Phekinger
Wilson Smith
Whiekinger
Sevenmile
Julia Condon
Thurs
Gay
Illinois
Arty Powell
Springfield
Wangan
A. K. Angspinger
Marc. Schoentel
Middletown
Hastinger
Detroit
Mich
Willis Bhannoi
Mies Ida
Ais
Clarévite Jonés
Atwag
Avtling ‘Stokes
Dayton Shaday
Tome’ Farks
Dan ‘Williameoti
Madigan
Villey
Sue
Marty Toline
Weels i Fulitives
Lark
Eueilé
U. S
Antar
Charles Doty
Adwt Bible
U.P
Clearch
Jamey Overbeck
Mary Goldsmith
Kate, Schartz
Litzi
Overpeek
James Sehrock
Trenton Pall
Bull Moorers
Belz
Ally Stradly
Venice
Ralph Fry
Colorado
Dimamit
Germantown
T. N. Hell
John Fike
Minwisharge
M.S. Sheets
West Middle
Misa Sie Tolins
Travor
Pohureli
Ans
Warvey Selby
Ma'kes
Toashown
Urats
Kate Trino
Ohio Hunters Face License Boom Amid Naturalization Woes
Ohio clerks report a flood of hunting license applications driven by the influx of foreign nationals, with about 75,000 licenses issued statewide. Most licenses have been taken, but many applicants lack naturalization, risking revocation. reports also warn against bringing game from neighboring states and note forthcoming Hungarian pheasants and plentiful rabbits for the season opening November 15.
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John F. Ayatt
Colubus
Ishianes
Heath
Banka
Columbus
Buckeye Nimrods
den John G
Eialiqyeight
Lesan
Flint
Ohio
Virginia
Mr. Speaks
Europe
Cox
Buckeye
General Speaks
Arljacen
Tamilion Mre
Woodsdale Road Gravelling Contract Discussed
At a Monday meeting of the city emergency commission Harman touted his bid of 41 20 per cubic yard for gravel and 41 20 per yard for gravel work on Woodsdale Road with the project costing about 1500 dollars. Heno Pike to be gravitated contractor authorized for Te rensenable cobl work.
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Harman
Emity Emergency Commission
Woodsdale
Cubis
Mybie
Sitopson
Te Rensenable
Cobl
Hilt
Eizine
Tall
Franklin
Syidew
Tarwily
Middletowe
Ruth
Hamilton
Middletown
Hue Hive
Fragmentary health ad copy on digestion remedies
A garbled promotional snippet references digestion problems and stomach discomfort. It mentions a supposedly local remedy from a drugstore and a product called Blazt She, implying health benefits but offering no verifiable details or credible claims.
Library Rebuilding Contract Awarded by Trustees
The Lane Free Library trustees awarded the rebuilding contract to George Kingter for 2866 dollars. Electrical wiring goes to Jasmilton Electric at 285 dollars and stern heating and plumbing to John J Walker Company at 219 dollars and 150 dollars respectively, forming a total project price of 3081.94 dollars. Construction is set to begin by January 1 and the library will reopen soon after completion.
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Lane Free Library
David Pieres
W. Allwardt
Clayton Va. Leifer
Nelson Williams
Arellifert
George Barkmin
Dhenie Gererid Ei Traet
George Kingter
Jasmilton Electric Company
John J. Walker Company
Entrance Fixes and School Move Discussed
A city school superintendent proposes placing 12 to 14 year old nonattenders into a beginners class with existing students to aid their welfare. The plan may use the Lusting building. the entrance to the new high school at Dayton Street is under review. The clerk will coordinate with the city solicitor on commission details and power purchases for lab lighting and equipment.
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Waaihess
Tlass
Ustingen
New High School
Lydia E Pinkham Herbal Remedy Success Story
Detroit readers report relief from female complaints after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Detroit woman credits improved sleep, reduced nervous strain, and relief from backaches and abdominal discomfort after three days, with lasting benefits after several bottles. In Philadelphia a Mrs. Bonn shares similar results resolving organic inflammation and menstrual troubles after starting the remedy, noting renewed health and ability to care for her two children.
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Detroit
Mich
Lwlia
Janis G
Lsclias
Hitth
Philadelphia
Lydia I
Lydia B.pinkham
Cas
Bonn
Chadwick St
Phila
School to a' completion tracks slower progress
A fragment notes the committee on sanitation conferring on a better economical method than ray feed and remarks that work is not progressing as fast as possible. Named entities are scarce in the readable text.
Infirmary Services Led by Wik Keppler at Hethel Event
Members gathered for infirmary services Sunday afternoon led by Wik Keppler. A duet by Mrs. Morgan Hioler and Mex Sehulip and a solo by Miss Pearl Smith framed the program. The community reports the event went smoothly and they wish to inform the public.
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Wiktian Keppler
Morgan Hioler
Mex. Sehulip
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Dulley at Minster Street
Mrs Joseph Dudley of 22 Minster Street welcomes a son this morning weighing a tight and a half pound. The father, a baseball player and a Democrat, is listed as Bary Dulley, with the note of the Witthe fellow.
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Bary Dulley
Joseph Dudley
Minster Street
Dulley
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Waahed
the Elks
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Uth
Clerk of the Courts
Hanks
Stomeach
Ont
Tr Pals
Igh School
Foyes
Dumieat
Dillen & Vaueha
Bo Key
Hinny
DocTons
Lydia E Pinkdum
Mrz. Leslear
Robinson-Schwenn CO
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