Demonstration of Tracton Wheat Cutter Impresses Farmer
Charles Painter of New Richmond showcased The Staude Mak-a-Teactor Tracton on Allen Harris's farm cutting over three acres of wheat in about two hours. Local residents and numerous visitors from Cincinnati and Clermont county attended, with nearby farms and families noted among the gatherings and conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Painter
New Richmond
Staude
Allen Harris
Ohio
Clermont County
Court Hederson
Cincinnati
Ony Reinhardt
Charles Ten
Elery Anderson
Rs. Sell Anderson
Wiliamsburg
Earl Rush
James Nichols
Janila Rush
L. Johnson
Hip Farmers
Insurance
Bata
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement
A 19th century style reward notice touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh. It claims 35 years of use and that the medicine works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. The ad urges immediate use and promises health improvement after short treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Bj, Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
All Rugeists
Visitors Mentioned In Local Social Notes
Local social column lists visits from Mrs. W. J. Baker and family to friends, along with guests Max Baker and Maxine Gaskins of Walnut Hills, Peter Woodruff and wife, and Jennie Broise and Myrtle, plus Hon. and Mrs. C. Kearns in Winchester. Eve Landrum’s daughter visits Richmond relatives. Miss Edwards from Dayton also stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Baker
Max Baker
Frank Watilford
Maxine Gaskins
Walnut Hills
Peter Woodruff
Jennie Broise
Myrtle
Byane
Georgetow
Harry Kearns
Marshall Underwood
Miss Edwards
Dayton O
Flota
City
Kate Anna Anthoni
J. Baker
Adams
Adams Coun By. the of Mrser
Mra. A. J
Eagente
Suffe Patton
Birthday surprise for Mrs Otis Watson hosts and guests
Last Friday evening friends and relatives gathered to celebrate Mrs Otis Watson's birthday with a light lunch of ices lemonade cake and fruit. The event was organized by her daughter Mrs Ethel Badgley and included several family members and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Watson
Ethel Badgley
Cincinnati
Joseph Curliss
Jan
Grovec Stewart
Clara
Walter Watson
George Warman
Daughbre Na
C . Crab
A. M. Genst
Paul Badgley
Questingparten
Social Notes From Covington and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs James Simpson of Covington Ky guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Lonnie Poe. Mrs J J Hicks and son aT mond. Mrs Hurtles Hicks and daughter. Issa Roslene Rural called on Mrs Geo Hendrixson. Mrs Arch Edgington and Ruth in Augusta Ky at Chautauqua. A B Hendrixson Felicity transacted business here Monday. Miss Loree Gordon Gladys Redden return home after visiting Beatrice Poe. Mrs Clifford Woods visiting her mother Kate Rice. Mr and Mrs Horace Reed and daughter Helen called in Felicity Friday. Loss of Appetite is discussed with tips to eat regularly and exercise. A dose of Chamberlains Tablets helps when caused by constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simpson
Covington
Lonnie Poe
J. J. Hicks
aTmond
Hurtles Hicks
Issa Roslene
Rural
Geo. Hendrixson
Arch Edgington
Ruth
Augusta
A. BE. Hendrixson
Felicity
Helen
Elicity
N. McMillen
Lumbus
Elwood
B. I
O. Edwin Wand
Veron
Ice
E.G. Ing
W. Potts
Cleveland
Ifred Potts
Loveland
Circleville
F. M. Titus
Lesherine Smith
W. Howard Smith
Navy
Knight
Earl Cross
Dayton
O. B. Oathel
Jas Oathel
Ee Ripley
American Legion
E. S. Rush
R’s ‘Atore B. Holmes
Chicago
J. H. White
Delaware
Nicholas White
Sadie Alverton
Louise Bishop
Altha Courts
Florence Holmes
John
Igaac Bishop
U1annati
Harvey Mc Eever
Jere
Jobe Meier
Goughies
Martha
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoeas Remedy Ad
An advert praising Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoeas Remedy. It claims the medicine wins good opinion and praise from users and urges those with such ailments to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local Readers Note Social Roundup At Miss Hella’s Gathering
A fragmentary social column lists acquaintances visiting Cincinnati from Batavia and Batavia areas. Names include Miss Hella Ligore Dr Pyey and Mrs Prispatri with guests Alice Kaeley and Warren. The brief notes imply cordial gatherings at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egy Rae Mith
Miss Hella
Ligore
Cincinnati
Ris Fuhr
Batavia
Remedy Noted For Quick Relief In Heat Ailments
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York reports a severe summer illness improved almost instantly after taking Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She calls it an excellent cure for colic and diarrhoea and advises every family keep it on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Campbell
Butler, Tenn
Henry Jewett
Clark Mille
N. Y
Preaching Services and Local Socials Mentioned
The record notes preaching at the M. E. church with Mrs. Harley Delano visiting and a series of social visits by families including Mr and Mrs Bly and Mrs G, plus a Kentucky connection. John Littleton of Dayton, Kentucky, spent the 4th with his mother as other local gatherings are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
dMre
Harley Delano
Peli
Sunecon
G Sum
Dellis
Parng
Cubs
Nley Fletener
York
John Littleton
Dayton
Fragmented Clipping Mentions Bethel Event and Names
Partial OCR shows Bethel event reference and several names including Jones Lone Wor and Birdia Flemming of Chicago. Mentions a grandmother and church election context with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le O Menton
Bethel Et Oly
Jones
Lone
Sien
Ike
Birdia Flemming
Chicago
Middletown Sickness Ties Local Names
Local notes record names and visits as families gather for sickness and social events. George Sennifild of Orville joins wife and baby Coes. various residents host gatherings, travel to Columbus events, and visit relatives in Covington and Milford.
Community Happenings and Family Visits Across Town
Schooley and wife entertained their sons and families. Mr and Mrs Hughes hosted visitors from the city. Harvest work continues and help remains scarce as residents host revivals and social events. Relatives and friends gathered at Williamsburg for the Fourth of July celebration and a lawn fete drew community attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schooley
Orville
Verney
Ofiddletown
Hughes
B. M. Brand Duu Cout
Toledo
N . Edo
Monterey
W. Miller
Bethelunday
Estboro
Massey
R Laugher
Walnut Hills
Ji Hawley
de Asaeutife
H. L. Roush
Williamsburg
Mrs. McKibben
Hoy Sprague
Sunday Visits and Community Notices Amid Local Gatherings
Goshen residents Ivan Motsinger and Gordon Glancy spent Sunday together while Phil Wood and wife visited her brother’s family at Mulberry. Several households including the Ferree and Irwin families hosted Sunday guests. Holy Rollers held services in a local school lot. others hosted friends from Owensville, Middleboro, Springfield, Ft. Ancient, Blanchester, and Dagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Motsinger
Goshen
Gordon Glancy
Phil Wood
Mulberry
David Ferree
Owensville
A. Watson
Williard Frey
Middleboro
Ray Irwin
Holy Rollers
Ennis Hawthorne
Silas Vance
Gosen
B. F. Oppenhater
G. i Rock
Reuben Penhater
Springfield
George Ferree
Maces
G. A. Watson
Jennies
I Bre Daughter
Ft. Ancient
Athackeon
North Side
Townsend Scott
Henry Hall
Galen Gane
Ohn Gordon
Blanchester
Garvin Hill
Gostien
John Miller
M. Waits
Wensville
Avid Irwin
B. Meyers
Lee Hill
Smysor
Wm. Gordon
Dagon
A. L. Glancy
Ice Cream A Real Food
During wartime ice cream was declared essential food. Science shows cream and milk provide growth aiding substances vital for child growth and health. Ice cream nourishes the sick and strengthens all ages, delivering nutrition and cheer throughout the year.
Ohio Orchardists Favor the Early Russian Apple
The Yellow Transparent apple proves one of the most successful early varieties for Ohio culture at the Ohio Experiment Station. First fruits appear in year two or three, with crops increasing to near annual yields under good conditions. Overproduction urges thinning to avoid biennial bearing. Imported from St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Yellow Transparent Apple Introduced In 1870
Petersburg Russia and United States Department of Agriculture note the Yellow Transparent as one of 350 European and Russian apples introduced in 1870 and highly desirable.
Local social notes and Ohio wool market update
Residents from Columbus to Ripley host visits and Legion events as many families holiday together. Ohio Farm Bureau reports 100000 livestock surveys to guide breeding and selling decisions while wool prices await changes, with bankers lending about 75 percent of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W.F. Callander
U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Farm Bureau Federation
W. W. Reynolds
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Donkeys Declared Good to Eat in War Time Debate
A Kansas City Times remark notes a Russian stance that donkeys are good for meat as rhetoric about wartime sacrifice. The piece hints at public reaction and hints at individuals likely to join meatless days movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Times
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Arley Harlow
Burdeau Chapel
Afton
Frank Titus
O W. Harrow
Bantam
Newtoneville
Baggins
Ciadordhich Pedersasuat Wilson
Brank Schooley
Middletown
George Sennifild
Coes
Ladies Aid
Belle Schooley
Ake
Lille Washburn
Ida Sutton
Sadie Shoe
Odest
Allie Jones
Mollie Cross
Celia
1Mysor
Mies Dellinger
Aer
Cling
Lshum
Flo Hint
Lockland
Anna van Camp
P. Griewold
Belle South
van Camp
Ed Culbertson
White
J. W. Washburn
Eva Barron
Little Mart Roudepush
Milford
Ree Ae Baie Sethe
G. K. Dimmitt
Geor
Intast Wince
B. L. Ketchum
Amelia
Maple Grove
Manilla
Nic Otf
Wester
Dal
Eave
Joan Lougton
Seweee
Lare Pevavecere
Via
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Aburg Banee Renee
Nchester Seeneweeere
Es Veneer
Apedge Heer
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Rtsmouth Gokdiigeswenes Teyaee
A.M. PM
Ly Wugeer
Smouth Aeneeer & Aeves Hester
Tf Illiamebure
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Oiician Babes Ogees Beer
Fletcher
Aaraive
Lay
Red Star
Detroit
J.C. FU
Tiamtur
P. S
Florence Wickless
Wick
Ford Agency
Ana
A. E. Price
Nets
Sui ‘Aing
Ani
B .Burnet
Wood
Wanved
Tploen Pin Ory Onvodkte
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