Hamilton County line seen as city's northern boundary
At the Board of Trade annual meeting Charles A. Bookwalter predicts the city will reach the Hamilton County line within five years. He cites boulevard expansion and growth since horse cars and cobbled streets, noting natural gas and interurbans as drivers while land prices hinder park board progress. Aquilla Jones lauds Bookwalter’s city development work.
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Hamilton County
Charles A. Bookwalter
Park Board
Board of Trade
Harvey Mullins
Bookwalter
Aquilla Jones
Zemo Advertisement Promises Fast Eczema Relief
A classified style ad touts Zemo as a cheap antiseptic liquid available from druggists for 35 cents or one dollar for a large bottle. It claims to remove eczema quickly, ease itching, and heal sores burns wounds and chafing by penetrating cleansing and soothing the skin. It emphasizes affordability and effectiveness.
Officers to be Elected Monday After Profit Report
William H. Howard secretary reported a net operating profit of 41 dollars and 61.50 cents. Officers will be elected Monday.
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William H. Howard
Outdoor Day prompts appreciation of campus nature
Clark Venable of the Izaak Walton League spoke on The Religion of the Out-of-Doors to Tech students as they gathered on the athletic field for Outdoor Day. The campus hosts 100 birds, 75 flower species, 40 tree kinds and 125 shrubs. Cleo Peterson reported ivy and rose presentations by seniors.
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Clark Venable
The
Izaak Walton League
Tech
Cleo Peterson
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