12 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
1
Special To The Courier records a string of social updates from Wairer Road and nearby areas. Mrs Val Biller hosts a guest, Alice Buckley of West Chester visits the O. Dimmic home, and William Pleasant Rumfa buys a new buggy. Local residents, sales, visits, and quiet daily routines are listed with names like Karl Brehorbes, Jane Ny, and Norman Vinomek.
John P. Moeller will attend the Ohio convention as a Catholic delegate in Akron on September 14. He will depart for Akron on Saturday night and return from the event the following Monday.
Urbana Ohio September report details Rev ML Nash withdrawing from the West Ohio Methodist conference amid charges and an investigation. It notes personal tragedy as his wife was killed by him, proceedings, reinstate discussion, and references to bishops and conference leaders guiding the case and future appointments.
Special report from Columbus notes the attorney general’s ruling on whether breweries may own saloon premises. If upheld, the ruling would allow breweries to own properties housing saloons so long as they avoid direct financial ties to operators. The decision could affect the liquor trade across major cities and keep large brewery ownership patterns intact.
Fragmentary items show Anna Marie Keidel survivor details involving Oliver Snider and Anna Kendal, a nine day refunder request tied to business shutdowns, and Jacob Shollenbarger purchasing assets. Divorce actions include Elizabeth Sparks vs William Sparks and a quarrel over alimony and a child. Notices also list marriages licensed in Middletown and surrounding towns with dates and ages.
A birth notice reports the baby boy born Sunday morning to Mr Medrow Schul and Mrs Gund in an open hall setting. The parents announce the arrival and name the child within the local announcement.
The 63rd Buller County fair opens with a $35,000 grand stand nearly finished, promising the largest event yet. Officials report $33,000 spent on improvements, a steel grand stand set to host up to 40,000 spectators, and a packed schedule including pace races, purses, and special attractions throughout the week.
Vintage ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills Purify and Guild Life Steam as blood tonics. Claims strengthen blood to prevent headaches stomach trouble fatigue and weakness and help readers escape sickness. Encourages purchase from druggists with directions promising improvement soon.
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