Vermont Teachers Institute Fete Draws County Educators in Clermont
The 56th Clermont County Teachers Institute opens with J. C. Little presiding. Vermont educators arrive by trolley and train to mingle, attend lectures by Dr. W E McCaskill and others, and enjoy musical and social events as Wallace Bruce Anneberry and local officials are featured among the roster of visiting and resident teachers.
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Amelia Jay
Vermont
Clermont County
Teachers’ Institute
J. C. Little
Cecile Hulick
Cleona Searles
F. B. Bishop
L. Turnipséed
W. E McCaskill
State Normal School
Superior
Wisconsin
W.W. Boyd
N. Columbus
Elma Townsley
Batavia
Georgia Thompson
Loveland
Tillie Purcell
New Richmond
Sidewalk bonds sold for eight thousand dollars
The pavement bonds totaling 8000 dollars were bought Monday by Bensongood and Meyer at a 7 percent premium and mature in 2 years from the date of issue.
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Bensongood & Meyer
Government Exhibit Showcases War Weapons at Fall Festival
The Government exhibit at the Fall Festival will display a 3 inch field gun and limber with horse harness, a rapid fire 30 caliber gun, a mountain gun with pack mules, an old muzzle loader, projectiles, small arms evolution models, revolvers, cartridges, 16 stands of arms including Springfield 1903, a pack mule dummy, flag stands, banners, matching shoes, and an Alaskan sled with dogs. The festival runs from August 28 for four weeks.
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St. Louis Exposition
Veterans Endorse Melville Hayes for Circuit Judge
At the 79th Ohio Volunteers reunion in Wilmington Lieutenant General Corbin received a warm reception. Captain Melville Hayes presided and the veterans adopted a resolution endorsing Hayes for Circuit Judge, praising his soldiering, kindness, and legal qualifications while pledging GOP support if nominated.
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79Th Ohio Volunteers
Wilmington
Corbin
Melville Hayes
79Thth
79Th O. V. I
Boston Fair Schedule Promises Record 1906 Event
The Boston Fair begins Tuesday August 28 with general preparations. Wednesday features draft horses cattle swine sheep and races. Thursday showcases saddle horses riding and model horses with racing toward 2.24 trot and 2.18 pace. Friday offers roadsters and premium stock parade amid enhanced grounds and patron comforts.
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Boston Fair
Durham
Contraband of War Mentioned in Cigar Tax Rules
The article notes that cigar boxes may not be sold or given away and that destroying the stamp after empting was once legal. It warns that the Government enforces tobacco rules strictly and violators will face penalties.
Churches and baseball clash in Bethel notice
A Bethel notice mocks the idea of church and church league baseball colliding. It cites the Sunday clash of the Christ Church baseball event on Sunday August 5 and urges players to attend church services for rest and meditation powered by religious duty.
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Bethel
Water Supply Plan Keeps Milford and Loveland Wet
A U S Geological Survey bulletin reports Little Miami valley underground water yields near Milford and Loveland. Terraces require drilling through cement rock but yield high quality water. deeper wells stay sweet and inexhaustible, supporting long term supply.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Washington
Milford
Loveland
Geological Survey
Little Miami Valley
Yron L. Fuller
Pulpit Pointers and Union Services Listed
Batavia ministers hold meeting at M E church Saturday at 1 p m with Mr Lee presenting. Union open air services planned for Sunday at 7 15 p m on court house esplanade with Mr Burdeau preaching. Bantam Presbyterian church posts Sunday school morning service 7 o'clock evening service preached by Rev Frank Zugg of Charleston Indiana with open air gathering 2 30 p m at post office corner.
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Batavia
M. E
Lee
Union
Court House Esplanade
Burdeau
Bantam Presbyterian Church
Ade
Frank Zugg
Charleston
Indiana
Delegates At Democratic Convention In Columbus
The mass convention delegates and alternates listed as present in Columbus include Richole Albert Mannen W F Roudebuah F Kennedy A Hodges J Williame John W Lytle Joseph Glaegene and others with 4 0 initials and multiple surnames noted as attending the Democratic convention. The report lists numerous attendees by initials and fragmented names.
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Columbus
Altranates
Richole
Albert Mannen
W. F. Roudebuah
F. Kennedy HH
A. Hodges
J. Williame
John W
Lytle
Joseph Glaegene
Alken
Joan Lash
Ketenam
Kyle James
Gorman
D. Barro
Love NH. O
Mont
Sunday church events and conference notices
Sunday school at 9 a m. preaching and closing services at 10 30 a m mark the conference year. Epworth League meets at 6 30 with open air services before court house at 7 15. Rev Burdsall leaves for the Eaton Ohio conference next Tuesday with Bishop Berry presiding.
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Epworth League
Court House
Burdsall
Eaton
Ohio
Bishop Berry
Whitney Willing Worker Reappointed as School Janitor
James T. Whitney, a janitor with 14 years of faithful service at the school, has been re employed for the next year. His work has given highest satisfaction and his retention is celebrated by many friends including students and parents.
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Wallace Bruce Anneberry
Amelia Talent
Profe
Little
Collins
Hatfield
Supt
Poppity
Milford
Brown County
Morse Hicks
John Huntingtone
Florence Mapbet
Ethel Butler
E. C. Smith
Batavia Tp
Port Temple
Wasso, Mich
Wasso
Cleona Searles
Miamiville
David Kirgan
John Emmons
Salt Air
Tate
Minoie May Harden
Goshen
Jennie Kearns
Nina Bethymer
Amelia Schools
Elma Townsley
Marsh
Rigby
May South
Ivah Peppers
Miges Townsley
Behymer
Chatauqua
Louise Abbott
Bosie Montgomery
Bowel
Awever
Sadie
Eva Wilson
Goo
Wagerman
I Danzett
Ciermont
Sweet Wine
Hamilton County
Jono Siye
Sesaions
F. BP. Timmons
Catavia
Delaware
Eb. L
Davie
Bethel
Maguie Urey
Mira Kate Clinton
Aiplay
F. A. Hiteh
Newmond
Chaita
Patrick
James T. Whitney
Clermonts Contingent Of National Guard Enjoys Gamp
The Clermonts contingent of the National Guard reported a grand outing in Gamp and returned in fine health, marking a cheerful end to their recent drill and social trip.
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National Guard
Camp Patterson notes and a widow’s death in Milford
A BOLIVAR OHIO letter from Mrs J B Wallace describes soldiers embarking for Camp Patterson with camp routines and drills amid heat and shortages. The piece reports a foray eight miles in march gear, a hospitalised fellow private after a street insult, and ends with the death of J B Wallace’s wife Margaretta Pauline Speidel aged 51, with funeral and burial details in Milford.
County Pavements Near Court House Progressing Well
The pavement from Market Street corner to Moore's alley is finished under Gus Ei mar and partners Kidd Lewis. A plan change covers full width from building to curb creating a premier walk in the state. Guttering included, completion expected in ten to twelve days.
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Court House
Market Street
Moore’s Alley
Gus Eimar
Messrs
Kidd & Lewis
Loveland Club seeks refunds as plant project fails
The Loveland Business Men's Club faces confusion after starch factory prospects failed to establish a plant. Reimbursement requests arise for club expenses, land sold by Mrs Wheeler may be returned to buyers, and donors may seek refunds while the club searches for a new plant location.
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Loveland
Wheeler
Election Board Organizes With Cross Party Officers
The board of deputy State supervisors of Elections organized Saturday with C. A. Whippy as president and E. C. Ely as clerk. Other members include A. S. Johnson W. C. Bishop Joseph Larkin and party balance noted. Lots chose Ely as clerk to fill the position.
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Board of
State Supervisors of Elections
C. A. Whippy
E. C. Ely
A. S. Johnson
W. C. Bishop
Joseph Larkin
Larkin
Clayton Hatfield
Johnson
Ely
Sudden Death of Milford Farmer John I Gatch
John I Gatch of Milford died suddenly Friday morning while trying to drive a cow from his cornfield. A former prisoner at Andersonville for 17 months and a member of the 2d Ohio volunteers, he was active in the Milford M E church. Funeral services were held Sunday conducted by Rev Burdeau of Batavia. He leaves a widow and one child.
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J. B. Wallace
Margaretta Pauline Speidel
M. E. Church
Milford
Greenlawn
John I. Gatch
2D Ohio Volunteers
Antitoxin Free Authorized for Indigent Diphtheria Treatment
Attorney General rule allows local health boards to provide free antitoxin to indigent families for diphtheria treatment and exposure prevention. Legislature approved the measure last winter but it was not signed. AG cites section 2188 R. 8 to govern boards accordingly.
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Boards of Health
Lecture at town hall on Orential Skies by Barsamian
Diran Barsan Barsamian, an educated Armenian from Turkey, will deliver his famous lecture Under Orential Skies this Saturday evening. The program includes sketches songs recitations and costumes and is endorsed by prominent churchmen and learning institutions.
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Diran Barsan Barsamian
Turkey
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von Anhauser-B
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