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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
3
A monologue of air and sea conquest describes a vast empire of speed and ingenuity. Two hydroplanes and boats duel in a perilous date to be reenacted by Lyman Howe at Smith's Theater Saturday and Sunday, promising a dramatic showcase of skill and daring.
A jumble of social notes lists Frank Hawitid secretary of the Joseph Neihaus Gu of Cheinacti leaving for business in the north after an avistere with Ste and Mya. Several visitors arrive or depart including Mrs Bert Simpson and her son of Ensley, Alay staying with Aunt Mrs Coy Biernett, Frank Eby of Connersville, Miss Stella Fromm of Cincinnati visiting her parents, and Mr and Mrs I Tempe Art visiting. Others note Dayton visits, convalescence for Mrs George Congdon, and local residents returning after trips. A plan to issue a $25,000 park referendum is mentioned, along with odd local anecdotes about a tree planted in a car and six-pound tomatoes from Wm. Link.
The readable fragments describe an unclear notice from a local source with stray phrases repeated. No concrete names dates or actions are evident to identify a clear event or subject.
Poetry appears garbled with fractured lines about nature and seasons. It mentions winds and leaves, garden gates, a farmer, and lyrical imagery. The text is heavily corrupted, with misspellings and incomplete phrases, lacking coherent narrative.
A chaotic brief reports a mysterious disappearance tied to a marriage in Hamilton and a forthcoming trophy shoot at the Lit Sportsmen's Club. Emma Shotwell of West Sixth Avenue met Richardson and wed last week. she vanished Wednesday. Authorities plan a Saturday event awarding prizes.
Chicago market closings show mixed Wheat and other commodity activity with Sept contracts mentioned. A fatal incident in Monte Vista Colorado is reported with a 44 year old former resident among the deceased. Monographs and college notice snippets appear, including a brief item about Hamilton Rubberess College and a wake up note for a young man.
Room large and nicely furnished for housekeeping with porch and laundry. $9.00. 35 North B Street. Homo phone 588-F. After ROOMS Furnichea light housekeep ing. 619 Laiow, Bede.
A damaged notice expresses thanks for condolences and flowers after a bereavement and notes a regular meeting of Division Nos. 1 A. O. FE. Also a legal notice in Butler County Ohio where Mary Young unnamed residence seeks divorce from Clarence R. Young. court date September 23, 1912. petition granted if true. Also parole recommendation for C I Croulay in Ohio State Reformatory with hearing after October 15, 1912.
Dunice Sommerly of wiktown is notified that on Sunday in September 1912 Jul J Hunterly filed in the common pleas court a petition for divorce in case No. 25103 on grounds of adultery and gross neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by October 19 1918 or the petition will be granted. Clerk Chas Brunson deputy A F Beal attorney Smeth. Proms Sept 5 GL Thursdays.
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