05 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
1
A catalog style notice lists items for early education including a first reader for February and November, a pencil tablet, Royal exercise tablet, Devon paints water cup, sharp pointed scissors, lead pencil ruler eraser, Royal mounting book, and Eleanor Smith music course book 1.
A list of classroom materials and readers appears, noting second grade ward firet reader for review, third reader for Feb 15 to March 1, royal exercise tablets, Devoe paints, sharp pointed scissors, and Eleanor Smith music course book 3. The inventory includes various royal themed tablets and writing sets, pencils, writing tablets, and a water cup for painting activities.
A catalog of classroom items including Jones third reader Southworth Stone arithmetic book Royal spelling tablet Royal writing tablet pencil tablet composition book lead pencil hraber ruler penholder and pen Devoe paints water cup sharp pointed scissors baste Erasmus and leshbach around the world book Eleanor Smith music course book I listing various educational supplies and authors.
A fragmented inventory lists Fourth Grade readers Mother Tongue books and dictionaries, arithmetic and geography primers, writing tablets, lead pencils and erasers, pen holders, Devo paints water cups, scissors, and various Royal and Jones readers and tablets. It reads like a catalog of classroom tools and educational volumes.
A list of sixth grade classroom items features JONES sixth reader MOTHER TONGUE and ALEXANDER SPELLING, plus NATURAL ADVANCED GEOGRAPHY and SOUTHWORTH-STONE ARITHMETIC. Also noted are harmonics reader, composition book, lead pencil, ruler, eraser, Devor paints, water cup, scissors and ROYAL MOUNTING BOOK APPLIED ARTS No 25.
A list of seventh grade and high school learning materials including Jones seventh reader Mother Tongue Book II revised edition history of the U S Southworth Stone arithmetic Book II high school dictionary unruled pencil tablet foolscap tablet pencils ruler eraser penholder and scissors Devoe paints water cup applied arts number 26 compass harmonic fourth reaver note excludes Washington and Madison schools where educational music course fifth reader will be whed.
A brief listing notes the Forbes and Todd Company located at 217 High Street. The entry provides the address and identifies the firm in a concise local business directory style.
South As Property owners push for sidewalk project on Rond A from Main to Stoss to fix grade with Franklin street. Council advised owners to unite with all property holders for an agreeable plan to prevent flood damage. Coping at Heick residence suggested but not favored. Executors Way estate report shows receipts 741.80 and expenditures 4,119.06 with 638.44 balance.
A letter from Alderman Benilyy of Bought and Paid For presents Brady’s plan to tour with highly staged "Bought and Paid For" shows and the Banty Polls the Strings troupe. It argues local business declines stem from various causes, but promises top quality performances by New York–based companies. The producer pledges personal guarantees and invites telegraphs for any concerns, asserting first class attractions for discerning audiences.
Voters will decide on November 5 whether the city market should stay by City Hall on Market Street or be moved to an uptown site. The article notes public dissatisfaction with the current market and mentions associated dirt and crowding, while detailing unrelated poultry show results from Dayton and Montgomery County.
Philip Wigonwitch and Dan Tor have applied for release from county jail where they are held on arson charges. A hearing is set for September 9 with further proceedings on September 40.
Buck Street bridge over the Mia mi river to be repaired with a 12000 bond issue. Braskett Bridge Co of Cinchimali warned of worn joists and dangerous roadway. Proposal to replace with wood and new steel joists rejected for longevity. Short floor plan estimated at 11800 dollars with new joists and sand blasting and painting approved. Funds to be raised and bridge to be painted when ready. Director Lolaberges to award contract at council request.
Dr. Livingston Varland of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis warns that lack of fresh air fuels tuberculosis as experts advise opening windows and sleeping in open air. The association promotes a handbook on living and sleeping in the open air, offering free illustrated synopses by mail to interested readers.
City severed its claim on the emergency hospital project and will fund remodeling of the tuberculosis hospital site in Butler County. William R Mohlenkamp of Fairmount died Monday. funeral arrangements were announced.
Myrtle Mc Henry sues Joseph J. Davis for divorce in Cincinnati Ohio, alleging an 1911 assault with fists and a penknife after a period of separation. The complaint cites earlier marriage events in Hamilton and March 27, 1910, with claims of violence and clothing damage. A separate probate note mentions George L. Rankiner as executor of the Fania C. Phillipa estate valued at 2208.71 in personalty.
Philip Menger King signed an affidavit asserting Maw Gay of Lemni township is insane. An inquest will be held.
Provisions of the parcel post law summarized by Sen. Inathia Bourne note mailable articles up to 72 inches length how weights over 18 pounds rates by zone plus 1 cent per ounce for up to four pounds varying with distance rural and city routes and potential amendments by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Realty items include Nelson Williams selling estate and Strauss final sale details appear in the same column.
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