Ohio News Briefs Sparked by Local Disasters and Dockets
Reports from Bucyrus to Newark detail small pox spread and a child run down by a runaway team. Waverly distillery restarts. Xenia plans a new bank with Central Capital stock at $50,000. A Newark woman attempts suicide. London man pleads guilty to burglary and grand larceny. Martin's Ferry man killed from a fall. Hillsboro hunter dies by accidental gun discharge. Hamilton girl loses fiancé to a scammer on her wedding day. Licking County sues for $12,868.45 back taxes from McNamar estate. Can ton rescues Florence Langenbach from a house of ill fame. Bortz jailed then freed on bond. county auditors seek repeal of extra delinquent-sale fee. A Harrison worker burns in a church stove incident. A Thanksgiving roustabout kills two on the Telegrap with a cleaver. sent ashore at New Richmond. Chillicothe sues State University trustees for $138,383 in land recovery after 1871 act.
What Our People Want in 1890 Courier Advertising Line
A compact 1890s civic wish list listing desires across society. It highlights needs for money work housing schooling health and political reform with references to banks lamps and parties. The piece reads as a social snapshot and appeals for broader progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrick
Castoria Ad Slogan Referencing Generations
An old advertising jingle claims Castoria was used for a child from infancy to motherhood. It emphasizes maternal trust in Castoria for a child's ailments and later for grandchildren.
Cincinnati Tobacco Market Report for Week of Thanksgiving
Cincinnati reports total offerings of 1 369 hhds for the week, down from 1 883 hhds last week and 638 last year as Thanksgiving reduced activity. Good flavory and colored tobaccos sell well while many lots are off flavor or low grade trash. New crop is light bodied but color. prices may hold best until a better article appears. First sale next week. Brown County quotations listed by grade and tons.
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Cincinnati
Brown County
Brown
Thanksgiving Double Number of The Youth's Companion
The issue features stories by Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen Hezekiah Butterworth and Adelaide D Rollston plus Sara Lee and Erastus Osgood for young readers. It includes editorials on the Emperor William and current events illustrated pages puzzles and short tales for the very youngest readers. Fast Trains to the Pacific Coast advertises 82 1 2 hours to San Francisco and 79 3 4 hours to Portland with through tickets sleeping car reservations and agent contacts. The note ends with a call to attend a performance showing Penelope weaving and unraveling her web on Friday night.
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Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
Hezekiah Butterworth
Coyotes
New Mexico
Adelaide D. Rollston
Eben
Sara Lee
Siam
Erastus Osgood
Fenton
William
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Milwaukee
A. W. H. Carpenter
Wisconsin
Wm. Kelly, Jr
Clinton Block
Columbus
Bubble Party Entertainment Promises Ivory Soap Fun
An 1886 advertisement suggests a Bubble Party as a holiday amusement for twenty or more guests. It recommends Ivory Soap for suds, noting its clean lather and absence of oily residue, and warns against counterfeit white soaps while promoting Procter & Gamble’s Ivory brand.
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Procter & Gamble
Local residents update incoming and leaving for winter
Neville Gilkey and Pascal Delano of Colorado returned a few days ago. Lew Howell travels to Dayton to spend winter with his uncle. Geo Badgley moved into the McMath property vacated by Oscar Gaskins. Pearl and Edna Houser returned from Chile to attend school. Lawrence Twitchell and wife left for Columbus Tuesday. Anna Sneed came home from New Richmond. Jessie Sapp left for the Queen City to spend the winter.
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Neville. Gilkey
Pascal Delano
Colorado
Lew Howell
Dayton
Geo. Badgley
McMath
Oscar Gaskins
Miss Pearl
Edna Houser
Chile
Lawrence Twitchell
Columbus
Anna Sneed
New Richmond
Jessie Sapp
Queen City
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Ohio News Battery
Bucyrus
Seneca County
Waverly
Xenia
Central Capital
Methodist
Newark
Wilson
Basil Alles
London
James Newland
Martin’s Ferry
Allen J. Milner
Hillsbetd
Hamilton
Licking County
McNamar
Florence Langenbach
Canton
R. G. Bortz
Hero
Walter Stubb
Harrison
Ep Hemer
Samuel Kendrick
Chillicothe
The
State University
Virginia Military District
Congress
Castoria
Bodmann Tobacco Warehouse
Penelope
Drahman & Enneking
Roud Reliable Merchant Tailor
S. E. Col. Pearl and Syelmore
John Moormann
Moormann
E. H. E. H. Sirfer
Moormann & Siefke
Merchant Tailors
Ohio
Charles Ulmer & CO
East Pearl St
LSO
J. F. Knight
Williamsburg
Remington
Commercial Gazette
the Commercial Gazette
Weekly Gazette
Central States
New York
Chimney Corner
United States
Edie
Duckeye Horse
Monarch Corn and
E. F. Harmeyer
Walnut Street
Gazette
America
Daily Commercial Gazette
the Commercial Gazette CO
Ncinnati, Ohio
Pia Lek Pcs i Stabe Digte CaucGue Saabs Lato
Race St
CinciaMati
J.C. Anderson
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Restaurant
Main St
Near Sixth
WM. Krippner
Joan. Bunn
Batavia
Irwin & Cobb
Argyle Toilet Luxury Company
Barcain
Mt. Oreb
Charles H. Chase
Nurseryman
Rochester
N. Y
Munn & CO
Broadway
N.Y
Architects & Builder
Scientific American
Patent Office
Patent Solicitors
Thomas Danby
B. F. Moyer
J.T. Whittaker
G. W. Penpraes
D. A. Judd
Martin Snell
Wayne Township
James Coulter
Pierce Township
Win, P. Daughters
KK. L. Bennett
John Hall
Union Township
Wm. Boggess
Bethel
John Rapp
Jackson Township
William W. Tatman
Salt Air
Benton Fagin
Bantam
Nelson Applegate
John Mitchell
Stonelick
J. H. Moss & CO
West Fifth Street
AE Headquarters
Tex
Walkert& Bunyan’ S
Gus, A. Zimmermann
dJevveler
Cincinnati, Ohio
Pearl Street
W. Arges & Sons
Philada
Baker
Clermont County
A. D
F.M. Kemper
F. E. H. Kemper
Jesse Bennett
Thomas B. Croswell
M. P. Dolen
Benjamin F. Fagin
John Voegie
John
Andrew Solander
Gustave Geberin
Valentine Schneider
C. C. Brown
Joseph Moler
Aaron Morris
Lewis C. Binkley
Christian Hinkley
William Gaskins
Shepherdson
Thomas J. Melish
Elizabeth A
Joseph W
Susan May Payne
W. W. Prather
James McMath
de Bonis
Willian
Irwin
W.L. Fridman
Bushman
Wm. A. Bushman
N. P. Turner
Agnes E
Jennie F. Ruhr
Everett A. Thompson
Elisha S. Thompson
Lou Sloan
H.H. Day
E. E. Turner
Osborn Morris
Martha J. Malott
Sarah A. Fyffe
Agnes Sutton
Ella Sutton
N.D. Corbin
Clayton H. Corbin
Willian R. Sinks
Edward D. Sinks
Janes Clark
Charles 8
Harry W
Nettie Ashton
W.W. Prather
Cherifw's
Clermont
William H. Shober
John H. Laycock
Court of Common Pleas
Chafmont
Ohie
Felicity
J.C. Patiman
Sherif
Elar
Victor Abrailam
Plaintit
Ames H. Spradlin
Printsville
Johnson County
Kentucky
Marya Spradlin
Mary A.spradlin
Swing & Breeding
Burnet House
Kain
U.S
E. H. Hamilton
Fischer
Kokomo
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