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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
7
Obituary note reports Charles Van Laie son of Edward Vine Lite died yesterday at age 23. Funeral services set for 10 o'clock Saturday morning at the family home in Millville with interment in Ven ne cemetery. Also mentions local businesses and names in the fragment.
Odd Fellows held an informal banquet to discuss the coming grand lodge session in Tunision next summer. Members from across the county attended as civic leaders were present and planning to make the next convention the largest and finest in the state. No official action was taken at the meeting.
The High School football squad began practice this afternoon under Conel Leach, a former Mino University star. Leach has secured about 25 professional assistants, and the team looks stronger than expected despite light roster. The first home game is set for October 7, with four home games and three away, and the Thanksgiving clash will feature a top Cincinnati opponent.
Cincinnati prices for grains and livestock show firmer wheat and corn, with light receipts. No. 2 red wheat around 15 to 15.5 cents, various white and mixed corn grades up modestly. Oats, hay, rye, butter, eggs, poultry, and hogs show varied moves, with dairy and market segments generally steady to mixed.
Fragmented list of market prices for vegetables fruits and meats in Hamilton with several OCR errors. Names mentioned include Evelyn and Opha George and J A Gashorn. The text notes a spend charge and local happenings such as a school opening and an ankle sprain incident.
Okeana Sept 15 Mrs Geo Harper and children and Louis DeArmond of Richmond Ind visited Geo i Bradeen and family Mr and Mrs Walter Harley hosted relatives from Bright Tad Steve Mullen and Jar Bowlcher spent Tuesday at Hamilton Pettigrew has word from the C Q B R Co to vacate the depot as the company plans to place an operator there soon Mr and Mrs Frank Baker and son spent Saturday night with friends at Peorin Trl
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