Election Yesterd ay: Independent Majority in County
Local returns show a large independent majority of 700 in the county. Ed S Long and other Independents won seats. Ed S Long as clerk and John Cameron H R were among officials elected. In Williamsburg Hitch led Republicans with 131 majority, while Felicity and Miami township voted Democratic or Independent as noted. Full county returns unavailable.
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Pamed
Ed. S. Long
Hildebrant
James Lewis
John Cameron
H. R
L. W. Hitch
E. C. Ely
G. H. Kain
John Miller
Court Burnet
P. F. Jamieson
Allen B. Nichols
James Hillen
James B. Scott
D . Mc Donald
A. C. Nash
Eli H. Speidel
A. ©. Stark
Thomas Glancy
Hulick
G S. van Horn
Frank White
S. O. Weaver
William F. Apple
F M. Kain
Long
Lease
M. F. Ross
Henry Bissantz
J. B. Hopkins
Williamsburg
Hitch
Miami Township
F. M. Parcell
D. W. Heath
Felicity
Citizens
Franklin Township
Williams- Moore
Rehabilitated M. E. Church Reopens at Williamsburg
The Williamsburg M. E. Church, closed for repairs, was rededicated Sunday in a ceremony led by H. Jameson D. D. The brick building now features carpet, electric lighting, and modern fittings. Total cost reached about $9,000. The auditorium seats 600 and includes elaborate organ music.
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Williamsburg
M. E
Court House
Toroperly
H. ©. Jameson
D. D
Cincinnati
Wiant
Delhi
L. P. Miller
W. J. Denham
Vicious rat rampages through Bethel mill yard
A large yellow rat attacked three men at the Bethel mill last week, biting Harry Dillman and injuring Elmer Herbolt and engineer Kendall. Dillman昀s wound required a doctor, Kendell fainted after a wrench strike, and the rat fled the scene as the mill continued grinding toward the season’s harvest.
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Bethel
Harry Dillman
Dillman
Elmer Herbolt
Herbelt
Kendell
Herbolt
New Industry For Mt. Orab Beer Factory Planned
Mt. Orab residents back a new industry by establishing a beer factory to provide employment. Subscriptions to Brockie are growing with strong purpose and optimism for local economic benefit.
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MT. Orab
Persche
Brock Ie
The Patrician Turkey and Holiday Food Fads
A satirical note on turkeys as holiday centerpieces. It mocks the lofty turkey in full dress with celery and cranberry, laments high prices, and suggests affordable alternatives like baked salmon and saddle of venison to dine well without the bird.
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Wall Street
Mr and Mrs Quail Host East Fork Valley Event
Mr and Mrs Quail announce an open house at East Fork Valley Farms on Friday November 15 with a hunting party starting November 14 and a breakfast on November 16. Guests should bring dogs and guns. luncheons will be served in the field. Burkle fox hounds led by Captain John Kuauver will run, and Bob White orchestra provides music throughout. The party ends November 15 as the Quail family departs for their winter home.
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Qual
Bob White
Sunday amusements in the Muskokas described in travel notes
The writer describes resort life in the Muskokas with social pastimes, dancing, boating, and games. He notes Sunday observance in Canada, with strict church attendance and no interurban travel or gambling on Sundays. Sunlit portraits of moonlight, nature, and fishing accompany reflections on leisure choices.
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Alps
Switzerland
Italy
Muskoka
Canada
Batavia O. E. Stars to Elect Officers Next Week
On Monday night November 11 the Batavia Chapter will elect officers for the coming year. A good attendance is desired.
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Batavia O. E. Stars
Washington heirs claim Clermont land against government
The heirs of General George Washington seek to reclaim about 12 000 acres around Clermont and Cincinnati for $300 000 value, arguing grants once made to Washington. Judges say titles cannot be attacked, and experts note much of Cincinnati sits on the land. Claims may go to Congress for relief or monetary compensation.
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George Washington
Old Clermont
Miami River
Howard Ferris
Clermont County
Washington
Congress
Continental Army
Uncle Sim
Davis
John Nichols
Cincinnati
Point Pleasant
Fairfax County
Virginia
Lawrence Washington
8. W. Washington
Robert E. Lee
Robert F. Lee
Harry
Ohio
Gen
Judge Davis
Joan Nichols
Recreation section highlights in Sporteman's Magazine
The November issue provides a literary menu on boating, fishing, hunting, camp life and sport. It features articles on fly tying, fox hunting, quail, canoeing, football, ballooning and duck shooting with illustrations, and is advertised as delightful.
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Sporteman’s
Newathan
Grand Jury Returns Eight True Bills After Four Busy Days
The grand jury report dated October 26 lists eight indictments including Mamie Hazen for first degree murder and Jeff Tarvin for cutting with intent to kill. Other targets include Louis Penny in a civil dispute over a hog, Ernest Vears and Charles Bates for assault with intent to kill Thomas Rice, Elmer Lanham for assault with intent to kill, Susan Estes, and Louis Burch for cutting Marshal Forsythe. 125 witnesses covered 14 cases. 6 ignored. jail praised as well kept.
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B. F. Trees
Mamie Hazen
the Courier
Jeff Tarvin
Tarvin
Kentucky
New Richmond
Edgar B. Crane
Louis Penny
Hennings Mills
James Brown
Mr. Brown
Penny
Aaron Liming
Grand
Common Pleas
Ernest Vears
Charles Bates
Thomas Rice
Felicity
Mr. Rice
Cedron
Rice
Vears
Bates
Dayton
Elmer Lanham
Susan Estes
Alvah Hurdle
Lanham
Louis Burch
Moscow
Marshal Forsythe
Burch
Jubilant Leaders Offer Evening at City Hall
Promoters call the event a delightful entertainment by leading artists and refined melodies. Tickets will benefit the church as the program takes place tomorrow night at City Hall. attendees are invited to enjoy the performance and support a good cause.
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City Hall
State Seeks Ten Thousand Dollars From C G P Railway
Ohio officials prepare a suit against the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth Railway for 10000 dollars in penalties for not filing annual operation reports and related failures. Proceedings may also target unpaid excise taxes and unreported earnings.
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Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railway Company
State of Ohio
State Railway Commission
Immigration morals and the American school mission
The Courier cites the Christian Statesman urging assimilation through Christian conduct in schools and society. It argues for moral reform, institution-building, and kind treatment of immigrants to prevent hostility and preserve American institutions and values.
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the Courier
The
Christian Statesman
Statesman
Josiah Strong
Sheeny
Agnes C L French Dies at Home in Washington
Notice from Washington papers reports the death of Mrs Agnes C L French on Thursday October U1 1007 at her residence 81 Mra street. She is described as wife of Rev J L French former pastor of the Presbyterian church in the area.
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Washington
Het
Agnes C. L. French
J.l.french
J. L. French
Presbyterian Church
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the Patrician
Turkey
Mrs. Quail
Muskokas
Furth
Clermont
Grand Jury
Jublleeders
G. & P. Railway Company
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