Hurlington Rail Trade Boosts Hucksters And Local Notes
Many hucksters switch to rail shipping due to bad city roads. The Lindale Grange staged Tim othy Delanor's courtship at Mt Holly to a good audience. Bell Co telephones boxes arrive for subscribers long awaiting service. An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures with Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulington
Lindale Grange
Timothy Delanor
Mt. Holly
Bell Co
Hail
F.J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Local Notes and Medical Advertisements Mixed Society Items
Miss Laura Watson of Blue Ash visits sister Mrs. Charles Seward while Raymond Kennedy of Pleasant Plain passes through. Cincinnati visitor Clare Jones noted and a good recommendation for Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets praised by J H Weber of Cascade Iowa. Beck's Pharmacy hosts the medicine, with local mention of Mr. and Mrs. John Jones. Also reports on Mossgow area attendance at Belfast meeting, Maude Garritson visiting Mrs. Molly Murphy, and a Sick list including Misses Emma and Janie McCollum and Raymond Seward. A wartime style ad for Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claims nerve tonic benefits and nationwide sales. MOSCOW notes a well attended Farmer's Institute, with J S Brigham and John Begg delivering lectures and Begg's return welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Watson
Blue Ash
Hamilton County
Charles Seward
Raymond Kennedy
Pleasant Plain
Clare Jones
Cincinnati
Chamberlain
J. H. Weber
Cascade
Iowa
Beck’s
John Jones
Charles Day
Blanchester
T. F. Lyon
Belfast
Maude Garritson
Molly Murphy
Emma
Janie McCollum
Raymond Seward
Local notices and social tidbits from Batavia area
Local column reports on Miss Bettle Wolf joining Cincinnati Conservatory after holidays, Dr. W B Parkbiser entertaining his uncle in Batavia, F A M banquet, and various social visits. It notes funeral for William Adrian at Presbyterian church with large attendance, burial at Calvary cemetery, and updates on local property sales, tobacco trade, school trips, and a cough remedy advertisement by Foley's Honey and Tar from Batavia.
Local obituaries and notices from Clermont county area
John Johnson dies at 91 in Clermont county and is buried in Hutchinson Cemetery. Surviving wife aged about 91. Other local notes include Martin Reddick near 92, Sarah Orebaugh at 94, and community health ads for Electric Bitters. Mentions of local travel to Cincinnati for work, survey work on Marathon and Lorado turnpike plans, and weather impacts on events and church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Bantam
Clermont County
Hutchinson
Martin Reddick
Sarah Orebaugh
W. A. Johnson
Cincinnati visit and local notices in small town record
Simon and Isa Bluestein visit Cincinnati to see cousin E. Bicnell at Heuck's opera house. Mrs. Charles Hopkins of Amelia visits relatives. Clare corner sold to R. Scrugham who plans a $10,000 building. Miss Ida Fitzpatrick of Cincinnati visits. Cronp cure story touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a testimonial from JozL Demont of Inwood, Iowa, via Beck's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon and
Isa Bluestein
Cincinnati
E. Bicnell
Heuck’s
Opera House
Charles Hopkins
Amelia
Maison Crane
William Ely
Clare Corner
R. Scrugham
Bethel
Ida Fitzpatrick
Cora
Benjab Rader
I. L. Lay
Cock and Family
Sam Elrod
Edward Blondell
New York
L. Bluestein
Chamberlain
A. EB. Steere
Goodwin
8. D
Jozl Demont
Inwood
Iowa
Beck’s Pharmacy
Local Residents and Moving News Report
Mrs. Alice Joseph entertained her sister Mrs. Emma Hodge of Linwood. Miss mi Mall visited the city for two days last week. Mr. Hogan, a timber hauler, completed work here and moved his saw mill to Blanchester last Friday. The cold ice and snow is a source of great enjoyment for the young folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Joseph
Emma Hodge
Linwood
Mi Mall
Hogan
Blanchester
Local social notes and health ad from Batavia
Miss Eva Snider visits her aunt in Cincinnati while Dr Leever and wife plan a move to a new home this week. Miss Marie Dore visits relatives in Cincinnati. W F Marchal and family return to Cincinnati after a two week stay. Mrs Blythe in poor health. Cough syrups with opiates harm children. Foley's Honey and Tar safe and non narcotic. Sold by Dr John Bunn Son Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John Bunn & Ben
Batavia
John Bunn & Son
Eva Snider
Cincinnati
Dr. Leever
Marie Dore
W.F. Marchal
Blythe
Local News and Social Notices from Lancaster Area
Clara Redrow returns to Ohio State University after holiday with parents. Mrs. Elizabeth Behymer on extended visit in Newark. Ezekiel Pollock leaves for a southern trip. Presbyterian services begin 7 30 each evening this week. L Belle Moyer and Dr. William Colthar wed Jan 8 1903 in Lancaster. They reside in Williamsburg. Wedding party and at home on East Water Street. Mrs. Elizabeth Simpkins J M Dyer Fannie Mallalby on sick list. Leavitt McAdams welcomed a daughter. Mrs. John Ringold dies at 86 of hypostatic pneumonia. Funeral 1 pm Mon. Spring Grove Cemetery. Lydia Garner returns from Ironton. Stanley Ringold attends funeral in Minneapolis. Heber Hutchinson in Cincinnati. Union Sabbath-School convention at U B church next Sunday with planned program and large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Redrow
Ohio State University
Elizabeth Behymer
Newark
Ezekiel Pollock
Presbyterian Church
L. Belle Moyer
William Colthar
Lancaster
Ohio
H. E. Wright
Williamsburg
East Water Street
Elizabeth Simpkins
J. M. Dyer
Fannie Mallalby
Leavitt McAdams
John Ringold
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Lydia Garner
Ironton
Stanley Ringold
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Heber Hutchinson
Township Union
U. B
Thousands Misled by Kidney Health Claim ads
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and urinary issues. It urges readers to test with water sediment, claims relief from back pain and frequent urination, and offers samples by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer & _ tome
Swamp Root, Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Laurel Notes and Social Roundup Reflect Cold Weather
Delayed Laurel column notes Miss Hattie Simmons’ Tennessee return after four months. Local events include a well attended box social at the school house hindered by cold weather and several residents traveling to nearby towns for visits and college attendance.
Sleets and Visits Mark Sunday in Bloom Rose Area
A sleet storm hit the section Sunday while a protracted meeting continues at Bloom Rose. Santa Claus arrived late this year in Oliver Harlows area delivering a baby girl. Many locals, including Mr. Day and wife, Mt. Crab visitors, and D C Harbaugh colleagues, were noted as guests. A hearty dinner and song service pleased attendees, as Milton Sapp sold his huckster route to William Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom Rose
Santa Claus
Oliver Harlow
Samuel Malott
Mr. Day
Mt. Crab
F. Needham’s
Snow
Offie Harbaugh
King’s Powder Mills
Grant Ulrey
Loveland
D. C
Mt Holly social notes show many regional visits
John Wesell of Cincinnati visited relatives last week as Elmer Rising returned home after visiting his grandfather Henry Herget. Miss Iva Moorehead of Mt Carmel was a welcome visitor. Bert Wood now in Columbus married a Columbus woman. Mrs Laura Brotherton visited her daughter Carrie Bauer of Mt Crab. John Durbin and wife moved to Mrs Coyle's farm. A Lutheran minister from Cincinnati visited Mt Holly. Dorothy White visited Cincinnati and Dayton. Charles Gillaspie and bride returned to Cincinnati. Traction workers pass through daily. Mrs Atossa Bisher of Georgetown spent a day with her father and wife. Mr and Mrs J H Dawon and son Page returned from Illinois. Mrs Theodore Steelman visited her son at Newtown. Lindale Grange entertainment at Mt Holly schoolhouse enjoyed by all. Mrs Olin Fagin visited Tobasco. Postmaster J D White and family received a belated Christmas box from England. Frank Brotherton is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesell
Cincinnati
Elmer Rising
Henry Herget
Misa Iva Moorehead
Mt. Carmel
Bert Wood
Columbus
Laura Brotherton
Carrie Bauer
Mt. Crab
John Durbin
T. P. Myrick
J. H. Dawaon
Page
Illinois
Theodore Steelman
Hhe
Newtown
Mt. Holly
Lindale Grange
Olin Fagin
Ethie Fagin
Tobasco
J. D. White
England
Frank Brotherton
Father and the cost of shoes bursts into bankruptcy
A child answers a spelling of shoes and the teacher affirms. The joke ends with the boy saying his father believes shoes drive a family into bankruptcy, as cited by the Chicago Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Sayings About Breadcrumps and a Washington Portrait
A quoted then and now blend shows thrift bread sayings from "Notes and Queries" about crusts and crumbs and a warning to children. The New York Times notes a Washington portrait in a public building used in a heated parliamentary moment with a playful contest over procedural order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
New York Times
Boars Touch Down as Kind Inkian Signings Shock Fans
Fragmentary notes show S Castor property and Sigua signing with Boars gaining betting momentum. Authorities remain silent as details about the ink and transfer are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigua
Notice to Contractors for Clermont County Turnpike Bids
Auditor's Office Batavia Ohio will receive proposals until noon February 1908 for Sharp's Cut-off Bethel Maples Brackenridge Lerado Marathon and other sections. Plans on file February 5 1908. Each bid requires a $30 certified check. bidders must sign bond and contract. Commissioners reserve right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qia
Auditor's
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Sharp’s
Bethel & Maple
Bethel & Nicholaville
Eikiilek & Branch Hill
Brackenridge
Lerado & Marathon
Dyspepsia and Digestive Aid Ad From Becks Pharmacy
An old advertisement cites Eugene Field on dyspepsia and promotes Kodol as a digestive aid. It claims the product rests the stomach by digesting food and restoring normal tone, with packaging by E. O. Darrill Co. in Chicago and Becks Pharmacy in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
Field
DaWirr & Co
Beck's Pharmacy
Batavia
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Ayer
A. Jolly
Avoca, N. Y
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Modest
Loyd Hulick
Batavia, Ohio
Dr. Bunn
Dr. A. W. Chase
Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo,n. Y
A. W. Chase
M. D
Moscow
Farmer’s Institute
Brigham
John Begg
Begg
Moat Heart
Edna Hicks
Felicity
Florence Mitchell
Harry Bardon
Joseph I
Beck
Bettle Wolf
Conservatory of Music
Parkbiser
R. F. Rush
F. & A. M. Lodge
Adrian
Henry Bushman
William Roush
Robert Buchanan
William Adrian
Harry McMinn
Calvary Cemetery
John Gifillen
Buck Essex
Neville
W. R. Fee
Genevieve Witham
Edith Gatch
Milford
Moses Wolf
Ann Arbor
Michigan
W. W. Penn
Sallie Moreton
John Idlett
Pike
Sam Galbreath
J. R. Hicks
Huckster
Milt Sapp
Baldwin
Hig Farm
Here
Lloyd Weak
Lon Hardy
Sutton and Wood
Thiery
Lorado
G. H. Hansan
L. E
Lima
Farmers’ Institute
Fayetteville
John Crane
Winkler
Greenberry Chapel
Cronp
Oweneville
Akama
Wright
Wright Medical Co
Laurel
Hattie Simmons
Tennessee
George Mofford
Elmwood Place
Ike Armacost
Augusta
Clifford Kennedy
Delaware
Granville Armacost
M. E
G. L. Hanck
Nice
Sarah Stairs
James Corbin
Oklahoma
Robert Barns
Bedford
Ind
Bert Shipp
Nora Mofford
Isaac Armacost
Anna Simmons
Mt. Zion
Crosstown
Castoria
Fac Simile Signature of
Gastoria
Bears
THC Centaur Company
New York City
J. B. Belsher
St. Louis
Ereby
Hartman & Steffen
Tailors
Masonic
Second Streets
Georgetown Sunshine
North
Feesburg Hamersville
Olive Branch
Mt. Washington, Columbia
Columbia
Mt. Washington
Halington Bethel
Hamersville
Feesburg
Georgetown
W.R. Topp
R. E. Fievp
Treat
M. Stevens
Atch. Ger
Esident
Fred Niemann
Balance Hill
John Esaly
Deegid Duffe
Monroe County
Obie
JOR
N. G. Furlong
Summerside
Nio
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