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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
1
Mrs Gali Cox sends a letter from Colorado detailing travel from Cardon Ohio to Bunile Cole Usa and settling near Denver. She describes spring storm of April, new settlers from Ohio, construction of churches, houses, and shops, and praise for the climate and healthful air.
Mrs G Elizabeth Lowe Mer Marysheth Jukington was born in Leonardstein Southern Maryland Aug 15 and died in St Charles April 14 aged ? Wanonths and 20 days. She married John Thomas Lowe inBaltimore and moved to Fillar county Ohio. Five children survive Abree Elizabeth Ayers and Dr J I Otil men her, after her husband’s death she lived with Mrs Ayers and Mrs Gillespie. A short service was held at the house by Rev Jan Kolin and burial was at Mouwud cemetery near Monteelie. The enduring example of patient uncomplaining endurance during illness is noted.
A broad reward notice promises $500 for information leading to the recovery of a missing person or item related to Liver Candidate. The ad mentions various organizations and dates but the text is garbled and partially illegible, leaving key names and specifics unclear.
Mrs JS Pittman visits her daughter Mrs Heol of Bomety for a few days. Lewis River of Wellington returns after years away to find changed townspeople and places. Mr and Mrs Lou Goodwin entertain, while Kate Clevenger and Myrtle move in with Merv at Mrs Goodwin’s. ROS Gifford from near Waton visits family. Misses Junie and Clara Hanger Smuday host guests of Missee Gilgart and Fridge Crretis. Jowne Gilford spends Thursday with Moodletown friends of Bob Pierce. Mrs Junie Suively and Mrs Sevannile visit Mrs Daily Place Sunday. A.J. Wally guests of David Hamilton Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Facauark attend after German services.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Kailas and Oxford with scattered phrases about people, places, and events, but the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent news item or clear dates to summarize. The readable entities are insufficient to form a factual item.
A dubious advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles and urges readers to request a sample and book by mail. The piece then shifts to a string of local notices: social visits, weddings, and funeral services in Hamilton and nearby towns, including Mrs. Fitzhath Lowe’s funeral at St. Charles.
Miss Ella latetliis home after a visit with Montjoy friends. Mr and Mrs C Bennman visited relatives in Mason Sunday. John Hutlac called on friends at Wineta Sunday. Mall Phunpaend of Cleves visiting relatives here. Misses Sallia Hawkins and Matilia Dawson of Mason visited the Kenheth family. Mrs Eliza Cox, head of pneumonia at her home Sunday 3 am. Funeral at Universalist church Main Wednesday. Mr and Mrs A Bannett visited Mrs Butler Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ro Tewin and W S Bowyer of Mason were guests of the Dawes family Sunday afternoon.
Millville notes celebrate a Social Saturday success with Oscar Johna named most popular. Miss Goddie Kelach returns from Ada. Martin Reinp visits from Miami University. Miss Louise King of Oxford attends Miss Margaret Gilles Spi. W B Davis listed as critically ill. Vater Messel elected justice of the peace in Hanover town. James Jickling leaves for war service with Delaware bound. several churchgoers to attend next Sundays services.
Fragmentary report referencing social event attendance, a fatal incident involving Mike Smith, and several unreadable fragments across locations and names. Core facts are not reliably extractable from the garbled input.
An advertisement touts a nostrum named Molessa Ruor of CETL offered by Calvin Jao and C Schwartz. It claims to cure asthma bronchitis la grippe and other illnesses with a free trial bottle and promised large domestic distribution. The tone is promotional and filled with grand claims.
Fragmentary market listing from The Markets Cincinnati showing prices for rye and flour products, track numbers, grades, tonnage figures, and scattered commodity quotes. Reads like a clipped OCR with many garbled terms and unclear units.
Deputy Comptroller certifies that the First National Bank of College Corner in Caliego Cor shar Butler Ohio is authorized to transact banking business as provided by the Revised Statutes of the United States. Witnessed under seal this seventh day of April, 1809.
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