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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1912
Page
2
Citizens criticize the Second Street trolley line for remaining an open ditch blocking traffic. The Journal urges police intervention to stop streetcar crews from creating unsafe conditions and to restore normal street service in a city where such neglect is unacceptable.
The Journal applauds continuation school work by public schools. It highlights Y M C A style education for boys and men, urging better working conditions and wages. It notes wage and tariff issues involving woolen trusts, mentions Will Wood, and reports political campaigns and upcoming speech events by Wilson and Cox in Ohio.
A county fruit movement committee chaired by Jas R Welter plans an Oct 1 66 mile tour starting Hamilton at 6 30 visiting St Charles Oxford Somerville Facksonburg and Middletown with stops for questions on fruit growing. On Oct 2 a delegation will escort Mr Ward to fair grounds for a 10 00 am session where his opinion on fruit growing in Butler and adjoining counties will be delivered. A badge welcome and free demonstrations accompany the event.
Contractors: Hamilton & Tossville Hydvinttic Company awarded project to fill a ditch and lay tracks along the Pennsylvania line near Alongsylvania. Work to begin soon, with licenses issued to Fred Goodwin and Maggie DeBor. Local resident Barry Hughes noted.
County commissioners set October 16 as the new bid date for Bryant road in Oxford township. Bids were due last Saturday, Verna Hughes submitted then withdrew. Officials say several contractors formed bids but the estimate remains unchanged as the investigation continues in taxpayers’ interest.
Citizens of Hamilton testify for Dean's Kidney Pills, citing Mrs. John Riley of 520 Walnut, Hamilton, Obie. she reports relief from buckage and dizzy spells since using Dean's Kidney Pills begun in 1890. She reaffirmed in 1931 recommending the remedy, with Foster Millien Co. Buffalo as U. S. agents and the price at 50 cents.
The September wedding of Misa Sara Zimmerman and Rohart Tucker occurred Thursday at the Presbyterian parsonage, officiated by Rev. Hustad. After a short honeymoon, the couple will reside in Mason with both families hosting guests from Madisonville Indianapolis Cincinnati and beyond. The social calendar includes embroidery club meetings and visits from relatives, with attendees and hosts listed among local residents.
The College Corner section lists visitors and events at the Mozart Conservatory of Music and local households. It notes Miss Ality Virginia Rebeli entering college, multiple guests from Ohio and Indiana visiting for meals and social gatherings, and mentions church and community activities including a Priscilla club garden party and postmaster updates. Local residents travel to Indianapolis and Jeffersonville for meetings and visits as listed.
New owners of the Hamilton Gas company gather at W. J. Huttons in Cheinnald to reform the business. The corporation issues 400,000 in stock and 150,000 in bonds. H. McClors of Hamilton named president. Defunct firm showed assets around 1,100,000 stock and 1,008,000 in liability.
A report from Chicago notes that 24 year old Reaulfoyt Marlin was jailed in a correctional facility on a two thousand dollar bail for charges filed by his attorney. The page details an appeal from a dispatcher and mentions Vig House of Correction in connection with the event.
A patient recounts relief from tuberculosis with Eckman’s Alterative alongside fresh air and proper nutrition. The testimonial notes initial limits of climate and diet alone, citing weight gain and restored work capability after starting Eckman’s remedy, and seeks further evidence from a Philadelphia druggist.
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