19 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
1
Only two days remain to grab high grade merchandise at greatly reduced prices. The store urges shoppers to buy tomorrow to ensure items are secured before the sale ends Saturday. The message notes many popular items may sell out and stresses not to wait until the last moment.
William J. Bryan spoke Tuesday on behalf of the Democratic ticket attacking President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt. He denounced Roosevelt’s proposed corporate commission as dangerous and socialist, arguing it would consolidate power for predatory interests and influence elections. He also criticized Taft as aristocratic by birth and early environment.
A vintage ad touts Pyramid Pile Remedy as a home cure for piles. It promises a prepaid sample by mail from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan, urging readers to avoid surgery and doctors bills while claiming wide testimonials.
A garbled excerpt cites May Bryn gail and a Nebraska quote discussing Roosevelt not aiding La Follette in a Taft fight. The text asserts Lafollette as a superior reformer to Housevelt, reflecting partisan commentary without a clear event or outcome.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First German M E church elected officers for the coming term. Mrs Mathilda Braun was chosen president with Miss Lydia Heller as vice president and Mrs Emma Pett as secretary. Brown was also selected general president of the central district society.
Council passes a resolution directing the city attorney to draft a new speed ordinance. It would set streetcars at six miles per hour and steam cars at ten miles per hour while autos motorcycles and bicycles would be limited to six miles per hour. The measure aims to reduce accidents and improve safety on city streets.
Advertised letter list includes names such as W. H. Gilbert James Hubert Millett and Corzr Simpson with hotel mentions Sherwood and Mrs Speer Katherine Sitlebor plus others. The fragment notes recipients and locations and lists varied individuals as addressees in the historic notice.
The YMCA technical institute announces a bookkeeping course for all not currently in business study. Walter Rasencrans will teach, bringing practical and teaching experience. Enrollments are now being received, and interested individuals should contact the YMCA office promptly for details and admission.
Record notes the Front street site bounded by Dayton Buckeye and the river is appraised at 37150. Ownership listed includes Jones and Harding Thaunston Rossville Hydraulic Co Frederick Haussnyder estate Mary Gerliman and others with long owners Ross Jones Mording and Frau Korbel. Butler County Lumber Co on West Main Street now open and ready for business. Phones 127 31 G1 Superior Snog Repairing by Michael Riedel Undur Virst National Bank.
City council in regular session approves a $25,000 bond issue for street improvements and approves various sewer and street projects. Lindenwald to get a sundry sewer system. work includes grading, curbing, and sidewalks on several avenues. Officials authorize closing Black Street Bridge approaches and reflooring the bridge.
City service director Jol A Holzberger asks council to buy two street washing machines at 1250 dollars each after a demonstration by the Kindling Washing Co of Detrait. No action taken. Report notes staff shortages and staffing gaps at Hamilton Business College and city offices.
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