A Citizens Ticket Stands For Honest Hamilton Mayoral Hope
The issue shows Charles B. Mason as head of the citizens ticket for Hamilton. He portrays a non partisan city movement seeking honesty and efficiency, contrasting it with socialist governance. The speech urges residents to choose a government led by qualified citizens over party labels, pledging service to the people.
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Citizens
Ham Eam Ranise
Samiltony
Charles B. Mason
Citizens’ Ticket
Our City
Mason
Hamilton
Mome
Jour
Men of
Personal Property Returns in Hamilton Almont Ridiculous
The Columbus board of review denounces the failings of elected assessors in Hamilton Almont, noting that over five thousand tax returns were missed in 1912. With about 25 000 returns filed, roughly one fifth avoided taxation due to negligence, affecting owners of personal property as in other cities. The piece calls for reform under Warnes law to place assessors under state tax commission and curb corporate valuation boosts.
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Colwmbbus Board of Review
Hamilton
the Evening Journal
Warnes
State Tax Commission
Public Service Corporation
Igures
Colummbus Board of Review
Warnes ‘State Tax Commission
Women, Men, and The Cost of Modern Courtship
A fragment discusses gender roles and social expectations, contrasting women chasing status symbols with men urged to propose. It critiques material desires, singles life, and the idea that marriages might support industry and moral living, noting aging and life choices amid changing social norms.
Human Vigilance And Equipment
Commentary urges equal attention to human vigilance and railway equipment after the North Haven wreck. Critics say railroads focus on costly gear while neglecting staff training and compliance with safety orders. The piece also rails against unfair real estate taxation and praises revised assessor staffing, school teacher conduct rules, gum chewing relief, and Hamilton’s new Y M C A building corner stone service.
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UBNC
North Haven
Conn
Marriage appeal as solution to unmarried millions
Conservation Commissioner Rittenhouse of Equitable Life Assurance urges early marriages to address a vast unmarried population in the United Republic. Supported by reformers, the push argues that lower costs and social order justify promoting marriages among potential couples while noting concerns about costs and standards for city life.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Local residents and visitors travel to events and see kin
The piece lists numerous people visiting relatives in Indianapolis Hamilton Hallitoy and Columbus for the state fair and other visits. It mentions Mia Joerens and Camille Low Wiebner returning from Indianapolis, J F Bishop and Charles Stivers in town, Mr. and Mrs. Hayr at the state fair, the Black family from New Salem, Mrs. Ed Ault from Indianapolis visiting relatives, Lorena Rosebough's Hamilton trip, Mrs. R C Campbell and Mrs. Arthur Lemuel in Hamilton, Oma Mainard and daughter Margery en route to Florida, F Hellum of Richmond visiting, R M Witter and Frances dining at Paxton’s, Lizzie Paxton with daughter, J G Jones returning from Indianapolis, Edwin Wysong hosting Harry Burkley Paul Cunningham and Harry Jones, Mrs. Skinner and Gladys in Beasley’s country visit, C P Davis and daughters Ruth Helen in Hamilton, and Marie Beaton visiting Elmer Wilson’s home.
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Joerens
College Cartier
Mia
Low Wiebner
Camille
Lome
Indianapolis
J. F. Bishop
Eaton
Charles Stivers
Liberty
Charles Hayr
Columbus
Charles Black
Helen
New Salem
Ed Ault
Lorena Rosebough
Hamilton
R. C. Campbell
Arthur Lemuel
Oma Mainard
Margery
Florida
John Marshall
F. Hellum
Richmond
R. M. Witter
Frances
Lise Ia Paxton
Paxton
Lizzie Paxton
Halliltoy
J. G. Jones
Edwin Wysong
Harry Burkley
Paul Cunningham
Harry Jones
George Skinner
Gladys
Mrs. Beasley
Elmer Wilson
Huntsville Notes Reach Out To Friends And Relatives
Huntsville Ohio September 11 Walter LeSaurd a former local now in Dayton visited relatives here Sunday Mia Melda Tyson and Winnie Lowry near Hughes Station visited friends east of here Saturday forenoon Mrs Rosa Barrett once sick but improving at home with her parents Mr and Mrs John Williams Ed Joseph and son Charlee visited Zack Berger’s home Sunday evening B C Schenek spent Sunday Monday and Tuesday near Rockdale and Hamilton to see Gettysburg battle at Swithh’s theatre Thursday night
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Walter LeSaurd
Dayton
Ohio
Friends
Mia
Melda Tyson
Winnie Lowry
Hughes Station
Here
Rosa Barrett
John Williams
Ed Joseph
Charlee
Burg
Zack Berger
B. C. Sehenek
Rockdale
Hamilton
Swithh's
Thomas Barkee
Frank Murphy
Beatty
Charley Yson
Newt Hughes
Linh
Hills Willard
South Side
Uptown
Miesey Leona
Marit Joseph
George Williams
B. Gorsuch
Neat iMonror
G. P. Church of Bethany
Church Yard
Masic
Ani
Huantaville
Yang Man
Surgomsville
Tenn
Abou
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darken Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur based hair treatment for restoring gray hair to a natural darker shade. It claims the remedy, sold for 50 cents, darkens evenly, helps with dandruff and itchy scalp, and can remove gray after a few applications.
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Nome
Local News From Bethany Area After Rain Breaks Drought
The drought eased by generous rains over the weekend bringing soil moisture back for farming on the Beatty farm area and nearby. Reports note improvements in crops including potatoes beans tomatoes and fruit with grounds now ready for plowing. Community notices include church supper plans at Bethany G P church and obituaries for Neiton Rutledge from a nearby town with details of his death near Marysville West Virginia.
New Baltimore Community Notices during Sept
Speciad Ta Dbe danesal and local social updates from New Baltimore and surrounding towns. Residents from Salem Hamilton Cincinnati and Chicago are mentioned with family visits, school plans, and local business notes including Hiel's 219 Court and market offerings.
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Marquette
Butler County Democrat
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Journal
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Hamiston
Hamilton Almont
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Gunpions
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Mexico
Radcliffe Drug CO
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Marysville
W. Va
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Fuch Asaband
Pho
Liz Necidenti
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Express
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Fast Express
Watis
Stony Point
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Sid Yolks
Raneh Wild
Dodsworth
Bor
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Remtsehler
New Baltimore
Hey
Zimmerman
Salem OG
Nettie Marrett
Ana Bussel
Millville
Spencer Wyentl
College Hill
Campy Broughlun
Meade
Woodward High School
Cincinnati
Sater Brown
Mabel Wirish
Schoel
Miles W
Chicago
H.W. Sot
Cora
Martha Bevis
Daisy
Cumminsville
Lutes Seal
God
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Whipple
New Haven
Wilson
Margaret
Caroling Suet
Borrew
Edward
Amelia Od Liliana
Siner
M. W. Sater
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Dansma
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Airy
Joe Thirman
Hone
Roxey Wiley
Hiel’s
Court
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Miami Valley National Bank
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