Ohio county Republican and Democratic nomination notices
Announcements of candidates for Ohio county offices for the General Primary Election. N B Whith and W B Flower seek House of Representatives seats, Henry Leach and John W Odell seek County School Superintendent nominations as Republicans, and a Democratic sheriff nomination is listed. Dates: Saturday August 2 and 4, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NB. Whith
Claton
House of Representatives
Ohio County
W. BM. Flower
Beaver Dam
Henry Leach
John W. Odell
West Fords Villa
C. M. Barnett
A. Bratcher
John C. Duggins
Route 1
Jatler
Ohio county political primary candidates listed
A long list of candidate announcements for Ohio County offices for the general primary on August 2, 1913 1915 and 1918. Nominees span Republican and Democratic parties including county judge sheriff jailer assessor coroner justice of the peace and county court clerk with names such as Mack Cook M L Heavrin J H Miles R R Wedding Claude Blankenship Bud Hoageland and many others across Hartford Rosine Cromwell and Beaver Dam precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Cook
Arnold
Repubican
Ohio County Court
M. L. Heavrin
Ohio County
J. H. Miles
Paradise
C. M. Hunter
Hartford
Claude Blankenship
Beaver, Dam
J. T
Bud) Hoagtland
Harford
Lo? Smith
Route 6
A. B. Riley
Beaver Dam and Sulphur Springs District Republican nominees named
Fragmented notice lists candidates for Justice of the Peace in Centertown Magisterial District and Sulphur Springs District for the General Primary on August 2, 1913. Names include W. Leach route 3 Beaver Dam and S. Dean of Dundes. Also a bank condition excerpt from McHENRY DEPOSIT BANK detailing assets and liabilities as of June 1912 with officers J S Smith and A M Smith swearing to accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winson Smith
Justice of the Peace of
J. A. Bowling
Narrows
Justice of the Peace
Sulphur Springs
George M. Maddox, Jr
Rockport
Sam L. Stevens
Beaver Dam
Nomier Dam
W. Leach
Dean
Dundes
Mchenry
Paet
Ohio
Smith
A. M Smith
A. M. Smith
Jesse Thorpe
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Fame Versus Skin Ailments
A vintage beauty advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as preventing eruptions, blotches, sores, and pimples while praising its face enhancing effects. It claims eczema, salt rheum, burns, cuts, bruises, and piles are cured or eased, priced at 25 cents at druggists.
Notice in Bankruptcy Patterson Boat Works case
In the Western District of Kentucky Patterson Boat Works and related individuals were adjudicated bankrupt on May 24 1913. The first creditors meeting is scheduled for July 4 1913 at 1 pm at Ernest Woodward’s law office Hartford Kentucky. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint trustee and examine the bankrupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Kentucky
Patterson Boat , Works
Patterson Boat Works
A. C. Patterson
Ethel M. Welch
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Ernest Woodward
Hartford
Origin of Starch and the Starched Collar
A historical note traces starch use back to Elizabethan England when a Dutch coachman and his wife brought starching to London around 1564. Mme. Dinghen from the Netherlands then opened a laundry, popularizing clear starching. Starched ruffs replaced lace bands as the practice spread among citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Elisabeth
Milisabeth
Blu
Hal
the Times
Henry Peacham
Holburn
Mme. Dinghen
Netherlanda
London
Man claims lizard caused two year cough ordeal
Lafayette Dispatch reports Evan Jones, long troubled by a cough, said a three inch lizard crawled up his throat while on the road. He pulled it out, the doctor placed it in alcohol, and the incident led to a humorous theory about spring waters and a self‑hatched lizard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Jones
Jones
Steard
Lafayette
N. Y
New York Times
Keeping Him Waiting
A humorous Social observed vignette on how men lose patience when kept waiting by their sweethearts. It contrasts irritated suitors with a patient, self contained woman who excuses her delay as she adjusts a new hat and curls. The piece plays on gender norms and the comedy of domestic delay.
Queer Funerals of Andaman Islanders
A description of Andaman practices where bodies are lowered into the sea on ropes until bones remain. The bones are gathered, hung from rooftops, and watched by a relative as a sign of love and protection. Bones are placed high to deter evil spirits and misfortune if moved.
Cost of Typhoid Reform Urged By Insurance Leaders
Dr McLaughlin told the Association of Life Insurance presidents in New York that typhoid costs the United States up to 100 million dollars annually and claims about 26 000 lives. He noted 60 large US cities show a death rate of 36 per 100 000 versus 83 Northern European cities, suggesting about 18 000 deaths yearly could be prevented with better sanitation and policy reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
New York
United States
Eac Ae
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. R. Wedding
Eleciion
L. B. Tichenor
C. Smith
D. Baker Rhoads
T. Williams
Cromwell
Repub-ican
Keown
Hleoon
W. C
Commodore) Ashley
J. W. Duvall
Aller
W.P. Midraf
C.B. Turner
Jaller
John A. Daniel
Tomnox
Rosine
Dillis E, Ward
Beda
G. Will Brown
L. B. Loney
Asessor
W.H. Pierce
George W. Rowe
Centertown
Bennett
Liar Capital
Deposio
Banke and Trust Companies
State of Kentucky
Geo. W. Baseheart
J. Tichenor
E. B. Tichenor
Fletcher
Bess
Dunlap Pony Co
Greenfield
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