No Need of an Expert in Health News Crises
A local debate centers on water contamination and the claim that an expert is unnecessary. The Journal argues the city should not waste funds on outside analysis while stressing current wells and testing by the service department led by Harry Thompson.
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Damilla
Syle
Weturn
Journal
Te Hesi
Mark Millikin
Heaith
Suedley
Harry Thompkop
de Cannes
Holgberger i
Record Saturday Ad Page Sets Journal Advertising Record
The People's Journal reports a single day ad section broke records this season with five columns of business in avant, rent, bale, and related listings. The paper notes sixteen days in this class and emphasizes the journal as the people’s paper.
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Journal
TO Journal
Unjust Insinuation On School Board Clash
A reader letter defends the school board against Republican News attacks calling them honorable. It argues the board serves the public interest and that the paper’s insinuations reflect bias. The piece condemns partisan spin and urges fair consideration of officials’ integrity.
Big interests And The Alindments
A confused editorial alleging that big interests seek to overturn constitutional amendments via court challenges and recalls. It cites Walter Brown and Ohio Republicans, accusing progressives of betraying reform, predicting backlash and a drift toward revolution if the plan succeeds.
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Olabate
Herbert Bigelow
Dred Scott
Specia
Alves Lins
Gongresanin Cox
Middletown Burglary Leads to Arrests of Four Teens
Sheriff Graz and Detectives Hetterfieh and Ruble pursued burglars at the Mathes-Sohngen Co. store, tracing a scent with bloodhounds to a riverbank. Six young men were arrested after confessions by two, naming others. The group, aged about 19, included Charles Fitzwater Ed Perry John Hill and Aerick Brown, held for burglary charges and awaiting grand jury.
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Graz
Hetterfieh
Ruble
Middletown
Baturdey
Mathes-Sohngen Co
Hig
Sayenow
Fifth Street
Ina
Conroy & Levy
Sabin Robbins Paper Co
Charles Fitzwater
Ed Perry
John Hill
Aerick Brown
Grand Jury
Wilson Fund Campaign Grows With Journal Appeal
The journal reports fundraising for the Wilson Fund is expanding as readers are urged to send in one dollar contributions. The national committee emphasizes the growing need for funds to support the campaign and push for increased support.
Assault on South Second Street Leaves Man Uninjured
Carl Schulte reports being felled by a man on South Second Street between Unyton and Luckeye Saturday night. He recovered by 4:30 AM Sunday with his watch missing and no visible injuries. Police investigated, noting he appeared unscathed and officers saw no marks despite patrols.
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Carl Schults
Race Street
South Second Street
Unyton
Gheeé
Schulte
Licensed to Wed in Middletown Amid Lovelorn Ledger
A fragmented list shows multiple Middletown residents including Edward Hallerman 24 a steel worker and May Osborn 21, a mix of occupations and ages with several names such as Elmer Hoffan 44 and Margaret Murphy 20, all connected to a license to wed entry. The text includes clergy and other officiants like Rev Aga Beliiidt and Rev FL P Quian, indicating a marriage license notice amid incomplete record details.
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Edward Hallerman
May Osborn
Middletown
Aga Beliiidt
Porter Tyler
jMay Ames
Elmer Hoffan
Margaret Murphy
Squire Harry Hughes
Janet A. Quinn
Inspecting Bridges by Milford County Board Members
County commissioners visited Milford township on Mondays to inspect bridges in need of repair or replacement, focusing on conditions and potential projects for improvement.
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Milford Township
Renovation Services Draw Large Attendance at St John’s
Trenton Sunday crowd fills St John’s church for renovation services from Hamilton and nearby towns. Rev H Hahn delivered a forceful sermon praised as among the best in Trenton while Rev G S Gerbold reflected on the church history since reorganization five years ago. One youth joined the Sunday school and was received into the church.
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Trenton
St. Johny’s
Ofelgek
Hamilton
Middletown
Ethan
Miami Streat
Ilmortibinck
Ebuyeh
Charlotte Sage
Hamuitbadibada
penutitalOla
GS. Gerbold
Hranifitan
Aid
Stanley Kienzel
Simday School
St Johns Choir Helps Celebrate Evangelical Service in Hamilton
The St Johns choir of Hamilton performed with additional selections as the event concluded with the Lord's prayer and benediction. A supper for 200 to 300 guests followed, held in the high school basement with Oscar id? on piano and Barry Friedel on organ. Guests praised the foreign and home missions talks, Miss B Crittenden and Miss Louise Wilner sang, Oxeur Schmidt played, and Rev Gurhold delivered an engaging address.
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St. John’s Choir
Hamilton
Walt
Board of Education
Oscar Id
Piamnist
Bary Friedel
Olin
Himilton
Gerhold
Creenland
Ey Mountains
Socielian
B. Crittenden
Louise Wilner
Middletown
Oxeur Schmidt
Misa Evelyn Suhaerges
Loethier Charles
Rav
Gurhold
Harmless Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Century Ad
A vintage advertising note promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a safe solution for darkening hair and treating scalp issues. It claims sulfur supports vitality, promising restored color and gloss with a fifty cent bottle from druggists, under guaranteed satisfaction if not as represented.
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Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
Smiths Theater at The Grand Next Saturday and Sunday
The ad states Smith's theater at The Grand features Sherry Edwarde last seen with Grace Van Studdiford ape company scoring a koserious bit before hinge nallenees at The Grand Sunday night with a new comely act. Tonight vaudeville act repeats with three new pictures and an entirely new bill comes Sunday.
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Sherry Edwarde
Grace van Studdiford
Hinge Nallenees
Dunsday
Police Court Offenses Lead to Fines and Dismissal
In police court Monday morning Mayor Bhraub fined Mrs Joesphire Gunther five dollars and costs for scalding a police dog with water. Cludles Ed rgis and Peoyaon Staxgis were fined one dollar and costs for breach of the peace. James Zimmerman, charged by Bessie Leopald with breach of the peace on September 3, was dismissed for lack of testimony.
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Bhraub
Joesphire Gunther
Bummner
Cludles
Edrgis
Peoyaon Staxgis
Sch
James Zimmerman
Bessie Leopald
Fred Leopald
Iran
The Real Constipation Cure Announces Safe Liver Pills
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It promises gentle, safe relief to stomach, liver, and bowel with a short daily course. The copy claims skin, blood, nerves, and appearance improve, urging readers to request a sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co.
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Elngs
Hot Springs Chemical Cy
Hot Springs
Ark
Special Agent
Radelilfy Drug Co
Amusements Lyman Howe at Smiths Bay Let
A fragmented notice describes Lyman Howe at Smiths Bay presenting a curious piece on chameleons. It highlights a claimed advance where animated photography reveals the chameleon tongue speed and prey capture sequence in a flashlike display.
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Lymed Hewe'at
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