Forest Days Is Drowned Near Dayton Street
A four year old boy, Jide Lovet Davis, son of My and Mrs Emerson A Davis, fell into the Miami and Minerva canal near the Tyson place on Mill road north of Dayton street. His dog alerted the family as the child wandered toward the canal while his father worked at the Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Investigations and searches followed with grappling hooks and skiffs failing to locate the body until Tuesday morning when Officer J. Bowers and Mr. Davis recovered the child’s body near the High street bridge after a long, tense search.
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Jide Lovet Davis
Emerson A. Davis
Tyson Place
Mill Road
Dayton — Street
Miami and
Minv
Sanitary
O’alovk
Davis
Moller
Stricker
Dullo
Ula Canal
Jus Bowers
Mr. Davis
Hoy
High Street Bridge
Forward Movement In Butler County Chamber Meeting
Butler County chamber of commerce met to promote fruit growth and improved horticulture. James Ro Webster chaired with Lilly Cork outlining aims. Attendees mainly from Butler Preble and Hamilton counties. Prof Zoed from Oxford spoke on western fruit faults. land values cited between 500 and 5000 dollars. emphasis on cooperation and disciplined business methods as plans to form a four-county inspection committee and permanent organization.
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Chamber of Commerce
Shaore
Butler County
James Ro Webster
Lilly
Cork
Carus
Preble
Hamlton
Zoed Tan
Oxford University
Feaus
Gelling
Sturt
Drowned boy’s family mourns as canal tragedy shocks town
A boy fell into the canal on Monday evening near his home and drowned. His elder brother Clyde Davis, 18, grieved openly as the public extends sympathy to Mo and Mrs. Davis for their loss of a beloved child whose playthings were found beside the water.
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Clyde Davis
Merchants Eye Large Turnout for September Meeting
The Lamillon Retail Merchants Association plans a September gathering at the Chamber of Commerce. The session aims to review fall and winter programs and will be the association’s most important meeting to date for its members. All businesspeople should attend.
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Merchumts
Llamillon Retiil Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Communes
Hlonight
Ulost
Pliny
Red Men to Welcome Cincinnati Delegation at Ball
The Rept. 12 Ottawas Tribe 190 Improved Order of Red Men will host about 100 members from Cincinnati’s 23rd district at a ball in the New Hell Howard. Arrangements are made for the annual district meet on October 20 in this city with a banquet and refreshments provided by the Oblawas lodge.
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23Rd District School of Cincinnnati and
New
Hell How
Ard
Anninal
Oblawas
Hotel Connor Deal Still Pending Says Owner
The owner states the sale at Hotel Connor is not yet closed and the property transfer is not completed. Mrs. Connor has paid the debt, but no formal transfer has occurred, leaving the deal unresolved and the property still in question.
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Hote Connor du Chirenne DeArmond
Tragic Death of Mrs Elizabeth Cook at Mercy Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Cook nee Stratjeuiur of Sul Shiiever street died at Mercy hospital at 12 25 pm Monday. She was 37 years old with four children surviving. The funeral will be at her home at 8 00 am Thursday and at St Joseph Church at 8 30 am. Interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Lizabeth
Cooky
Strat- Jeuiur
John L. Cook
Sul Shiiever Street
Mercy Hospital
Atudl Sieben
Cook
Joseph Churel
St. Joseph Dhurch
Greenwood Cemetery
Road officials to meet over county road repairs plan
On Wednesday morning at 9 a meeting will be held at the courthouse attended by road superintendents township trustees county commissioners and the prosecuting attorney and engineer. They will discuss directing funds for county road improvements this fall and focus on repairing the most important roads first rather than a broad but shallow fix.
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Seluck
Mrustess
Ear Fy
M. O. Burns
Li. A. Dillon
Eagles Bar Red Dance Halls For Turkey Trot And Bunny Hug
A vintage notice bans Turkey Trot and Bunny Hug dances at the Eagle temple hall. The sign, posted by the Trusters, cites structural concerns and bans novelties seen last season in Hamilton. It notes ongoing plans for the Traveling Salesman feature, with Marian Fitton and Lillien Dickinson leading the kindergarten and fundraising underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thig Hall
Eagle's Temple
Haneilton
Maurin
Mmuergacven
Marian Fitton
Lillien Dickinson
Mrs Braun Chosen Secretary of Central German Mission Group
Mrs Braun was chosen secretary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Central German conference after returning from Marietta where she attended the conference. Seven Indiana churches promised cooperation to widen its field of labor locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Braun
Ehurch
Marietta
MM. Develoes
Woulter
Brau
Behrens Robbed As Mule Theft Sparks Lindenwald Crime
Lindenwald resident John Behrens reported Monday evening a intruder entered his home on Behrens Place and stole valuable papers and a silver water jug. Police arrested Cradis Grimes Monday afternoon for allegedly stealing a mule from a stable nearby.
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John Behrens
Woodlawn
Millikin
Lindenwald
Ao Live
Grimes
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted In Local Testimony
A Hamilton resident claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured chronic backache and head pains. Mrs. William Reiff and others testify to relief after use, urging continued publication and noting dealer promotions. The piece references 1907 era sale practices and requests further public verification.
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Hamilton
Dean
William Reiff
North Sixth St
Oho
Anity Wanye
Dante
Don
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Wellville
Dingbat
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Pure Food Factories
Battle Ornek, Mich
Bert
Elizabeth Cook
Home Commissioners
Grace Bryan
Mrs. Braun
Behrens
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Somerville National Bank de Bomervile, i Hie Bulle
Ohio
Giler Navn
Bak
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Lund
Trowshver
Chee
Cereeeee Yee Ee Aut Siamd
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Poatul Savings
Lapees
Stale
Butler
TW. B. Bell
Bell
OuBaya
RES
First National Bank
Artistic Printing Journal Office
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