Ohio game laws and sportsmen clash in rifle of notes
A sprawling column debates Ohio game laws and sport hunting antics. It cites beach dog shows February 5 to 8, market hunters on the St Francis river, and calls for stricter laws, plus mentions Parker guns, Cincinnati clubs, and notable local sportsmen and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Cinb
St. Francis
Arkansas
Union
Parker Bros
Powell & Alments
Cincinnati
A.tucker
Parker Gun
Powell & Clements
Ohio Legislature
Pleasant. Personals. railroad men and gifts in stories
Pity we do not see Sam Morse often. George Brown gave Morse a fine overcoat at Christiang in exchange for a family Bible. Frank Wright joked about a six foot wire and the Enquirer cashier’s absence. Eddie Brooks told his mother he prefers where the butcher rules papa. Ada Glase ca (Ploduldey) shows talent and reputation in Chicago. Salt denies a new partnership with Julius Rea, needing an interview for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Myers
Bucktown
Alien 0. Myers
H. W. Fuller
Cincinnati
Hia
Dave Edwards
Althouh
Criterion
Blymyer Building
Main Street
Howard, Saxby
Frank B. Wright
John Zimmerman
Claude Meker
Notmagazine
West
Sam Morse
George Brown
Colonel Morse
Christiang
Morse
Brown
Frank Wricht
Enquirer
Frank
Eddie Brooks
Mamita
Heaven
Autcher
George T. Salt
Julas Rea
Sir
Salt
Ada Glaseca
Ploduldey
Cheno
Courts Hear Estate Sales and Divorces in Local Chronicle
Estate of Fireman Jerry Bray sees agent McConville authorized to sell bank property for not less than two thirds of appraised value and to pay dividends to proven shareholders. Robert Beaton named administrator. property includes half an acre worth 37,000 and life policies of 3,000. Cincinnati National Bank sues G and A Stifel for 33,143.11 over alleged note substitutions tied to Hugh McKenzie Manufacturing and Columbus Boot and Shoe notes. Judge appointments and numerous docket items follow, including divorces for Jimmy Danziger and Electa Belle Hammersmith, with various allegations of cruelty and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beaton
Jerry Bray
Strobel
Cincinnati National Bank
G.and
A. Stifel
Hugh McKenzie
The American Hired Girl Ad Claims a Comical Rise
A satirical piece by Howard Laxby imagines a chaotic quest for a hired girl. Jacob advertises in the Padan Aram News Letter seeking an Irish speaking domestic to perform tasks around the ranch for two pieces of silver monthly. The responses flood in, revealing mock trials, misfits, and mishaps across households, with Leah and Rachel shaping a farcical domestic labor saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Jacob
Leah
Rachel
Padanaram
Laban
Nahor
Llaran
Angel
Joan Robinson
Mr. Lavan
An Old House Reliably Plans Family Wine Trade Sign
A fragmentary note describes Wes and Mr. Fertucon promising loyal families a steady wine supply since 1817. The speaker asserts the house has never sold untaxed or unknown liquor and pledges a New Year boost for family trade at White's Aupuwenle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
la Trae
Fertucon
Thie
Braddy
Woleky
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Shooting News
al Bandle
Wreck
County Noble
B. F. Wilson
Buffalo Bill
New York City
al Bataile
Flus
Bandle
Ikes
Bogardus
Piedeldey
Fred, Kinsinger
Fred
Murdux, Howart & Co
Chris
Kinsinger
Ired
Nhurch
Avondale
Hale
Jnselling Well
Allen C. Myers
Miller
Jude
Thomas H. Darry
Theeurt House
Maxwell
Schwartz
Judges of Common Pleas
Schroder
Bates
Kainler
Bachwalter
Outcalt
Jange Evans
William Hayden
James Nolan
Auvut Phils
Spring Grove Avenue
Patrick Maloney
Jimmy Danziger
Herman
Growits
Prussia
Bode & Spiegel
Electa Belle Hammersmith
Martnn
Elizabeth Reessoner
Samuel P. Reeasoner
Thomas Mullarky
Prisot
Britton
Witter
Howard Laxby
Jake
Tne
Tie Depot
Vonk
Beer
Saba
Leadville
Aurora
Indiana
Jacoo
Will Hazen
Dennison
Lueck
Aupuwenle— White
California
Wwalnut
Bet
Superior
Old Tennessee
Winifrede Coat. CO
Mase Gronga A. Pace
Christian Moerlein Brewing Co
Wien
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