Safety First in Banking Prompts Deposit Insurance Debate
Mrs. Philip Burke of Chicago recalls saving for a home and investing 1500 dollars in Lorimer's bank, only to face loss after a failed bank risk. The piece argues for deposit insurance, noting banks opposed it as unfair to tax prudent banks while safeguarding depositors. It cites The German-American Bank Batavia insuring deposits via an indemnity bond from The American Guaranty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Burke
Chicago
Congress
Phil
Mrs. Burke
Burkes
Lorimer
Lorimer’s
Batavia
Ohio
American Guaranty Company
Columbus
Doans Kidney Pills Promised Relief For Kidney Troubles
An advertisement underscores heavy work straining kidneys with backache and dizziness. It cites Serbert Hilliard of Hillsboro Ohio praising Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from disordered kidneys, price 50 cents, and urges asking for Doan's by name. Local notes mention social visits and various residents attending events and traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbert Hilliard
W. North St
Hillsboro
Ohio
Doan
Local Notices and Social Roundup in Marathon Area
Numerous small town notices describe travel to Toledo for conferences, visits among Loveland and Hillsboro residents, fair attendance in Columbus and Sardinia, and upcoming family and church gatherings. An ad for Sloan’s Liniment touts quick relief for rheumatic pains with testimonials and a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Chas. H. Wentworth
California
Monterey News Roundup Includes Visits and Socials
Mrs. D. Cover stays with her son in Linwood while T. Moorehead and wife of Lynchburg visit F. A. Thirey along with Merrick Glancy of Greenberry. Miss Mary Hutchinson visits Miss Aurelia Turner. H and J B Cover visit E Brentlinger and wife. Merle Hancock's birthday celebrated with refreshments. Oliver Storen and wife visit J. A. Snell. Stella Turner ill. Rev. W. J. Henry visits S. B. McMahan and wife. Mrs. Ward of Tyrone Ky visits sister Mrs. Mary Lovell. Winnie Martin of Greenberg visits Grace M. Snell. School opens with J. W. Hutchinson as teacher. Fiers Johnson visiting Columbus. Mrs. F. A. Thirey and Hanford visit city last week. Alma White visits Gene Knight. Sallie Rapp visits Will Snell and wife. A. O. Lovell and family with B. Pattison and wife of Owensville. Fall cough remedy advertisement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Toledo
Charles Caldwell
Loveland
James Caldwell
Carrie Leeds
Clara Smith
Georgia Applegate
John Christy
Blanche Smith
Grace Johnson
Columbus
Frank White
Oliver Lewis
Chicago
Washington
Kansas
Mary Hutchinson
Williamsburg
Dick Reynolds
Sardinia
Owensville
Thomas South
Wilmington
Mary Johnson
D. Cover
Linwood
Lynchburg
Merrick Glancy
Greenberry
F. A. Thirey
Aurelia Turner
J. B. Cover
E. Brentlinger
Dayton
Merle Hancock
Oliver Storen
J. A. Snell
Stella Turner
W. J. Henry
B. McMahan
Ward
Tyrone
Mary Lovell
Misa Winnie Martin
Greenberg
Grace M. Snell
J. W. Hutchingon
Blowville
Fiers Johnson
Thirey
Non
Hanford
Alma White
Gene Knight
Sallie Rapp
Ah Cy
Will Snell
Lovell
B. Pattison
Bethel
Jon Tribble
Christian Church
May Cramer
Niles
Grandma Stock
Will Lester
Minnie,Taylor
W. T. Elrods
Mable Ayers
Roy Head
Elk Lick
O. F. Davis
Scott
Jasper McChesney
Washington D. H
Ray Williams
Helen ‘Smith
Zoo
Allen Holland
F. M. Frazier
v@e
H.C. Aultman
Batavia
Will Dawson
Yellow Springs
Jas
Georgetown
Wm. Kinnel
G. Bambach
Mila Anderson
Clarence Kennedy
Newport
Grace Stroup
David Jenike
Joe Stroup
Adi
Mt. Oreb
Ada McCall
Charleston
W. Va
Karl and
Phil Williams
Columbia
O. A. Brannock
Mary Page
Cleveland
Granville Phillips
Mt. Crab
Albert Mannen
Walnut Hills
O. O. Davison
Walter Bainum
H. B. Hutson
Allen Harris
B. F. Swing
Albert Hutson
Philadelphia
Thersa Hutson
Adam Reinhardt
Oneal
Geo. Reinhardt
Henry Rader
City
Harry Reinhardt
Amelia
L Jainson
Farmers Insurance
Bataaf
A.T. Kain
Mollie Tatman
Mose Elston
Afton
Oscar Davis
Milford
Mary £. Curry
Ernest Moore
Forestville
Harvest Home
Coney Island
Mary Boyd
Camp Dennison
Charles
Clifford Boyd
William Miller
Eva Moore
Lt. Miller
Matthis
B. VanFossen
Balawin Piano Co
George Frazier
Frank McLean
Truman Markley
F. Markley
William Mason Clift
Eastwood
Berghetta Steurer
Nellie Rhodes
Mowrystown
Batavia Band
P. F. Jamieson
Clermont
Simpson
Harold Clerke
Highland Park
Stanley Tribble
Wright Duckwall
Riley McAdams
H. L. McAdams
R. M. Still
Labor Day
Laura Thomas
Harmon Cover
Monterey
Chas. Kain
Katherine
Eldon
E. 8
Moorehead
Sciotoville
Fred Gardener
Arthur and
Grover Steward
Marathon
Homer Morgan
Jerry Forbes
Mary Ferree
Ofa, Ferree
Roy Howell
Hyde Park
T. R. Hartman
Grant Hartman
Elbridge Snell
Miami
Florida
Cincinnati
William Ireton
Portsmouth
Mary E. Curry
Zuella Laub
Floyd McKinney
Titus Zimmerman
Newtonnville
E. B. Holmes
Ethel Bragdon
Norwood
Roy Peterson
Charles Johnson
Hillsboro
Chas. Dunlap
Kyle
Robert Merchant
N.T. Dailey
Loyd Hancock
Lebanon
Robert Bogart
Stutz
T. K. Ellis
Guy Ellis
Walker
Tusculum
Chas. Ellis
F. M. Dudley
Mt. Auburn
Bert Ochiltree
Connersville
Ind
L. C. Stockton
Sciateville
Burg
Dr King tonic hawked as cure all medicine
A dubious advertisement touts a tonic for stomach liver and bowels claiming first dose cures dizziness biliousness and constipation for 25 cents. The page blends medical ads with local notices including deaths visits and social items from Bethel Edenton and nearby towns. Mrs. Jon Tribble dies aged 82 after long illness. funeral at Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Williamsburg Daily Socials and Visitors Roundup
Williamsburg notes a long chain of visits and relatives from Afton to Batavia, Camp Dennison to Columbus, and Amelia to Portsmouth. Local events include a Batavia band concert, Chautauqua in Batavia, and community gatherings with many named residents, with obituary for William Mason Clift and reports on Labor Day activities.
Local Visitors Highlight Social Easter Notes
Miss Della Vanosdol visits city relatives while Newton Ely and wife of Hyde Park spend the weekend with A. B. Ely and spouse. Citrolax touted as an ideal laxative drink by M. J. Perkins of Green Bay, noting it eases sick headache, sour stomach, lazy liver, and congested bowels. Nash Pharmacy sells Citrolax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Vanosdol
Newton Ely
Hyde Park
A. B. Ely
Citrelax
M. J. Perkins
Green Bay
Wis
Nash Pharmacy
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Boil
Jas. S. Archer, Pres
W. H. Baum
Dean
Hamlet
Will Houser
Houser-Hoover
Felicity
Anna Doughty
Anti-Bantam
W. T. McDonough
Walter Baldwin
F. Moyer
George Lines
Piqua
M. Bawards
Mt. Holly
J. W. Warren
Phares
Atlantic
N. Judd
Mudju
Phyateiage
Hall
F.d Cheney & Co
J. J. Cheney
Druggteta
Clover
Iowa
Isaptione Chatterton
John Moyer
Clayton Penny
King’s Mille
Dale Ogden
Edna Innies
P. Modary
Chas. Bush
New Richmond
Edna B. Ogden
Oxford
Don Zellars
Emma Cornsides
Bertha
Ora
Leonard
Alton
Gt. W. Townaley
T. B. Davidson
Harry Thomas
Cee Os
G. P. Ora Earhart
Dr. Bell
Foley
Edenton
Price Osborn
Terrace Park
Beechwood
Mellie Brunk
Adda Lawrence
C. L. Cast
Joe Bonar
Wm. Webster
Opal Cast
Grace Miller
Mise Blanche Curliss
Blanchester
M. EB
Carmel
John Phillips
St. Louis
William Barrow
Alice Day
Mary Backus
Minnesota
Greg Brown
Youngstown
Ed Thorburn
Presbyterian Church
Clark
Maff’Crods
M. B. Church
Ladies Aid
Mary Bell
Behool
W. Meiers
Daisy Nash
Allie Merton
Mary Littleton
Mt. Moriah
Pearl Phillipa
Morrow
Frank Brown
Ike Edwards
Mary Jewett and Son
Newtown
Roy Maddox
W. U. Maddox
New York
ariLeea
Bears
Castoria
Williamsburg, O. Beth Pho Are
P. S
H. Stirling Moore
H. A. Moore & Son Undertaker&Licensed
Sia
Kongo
New Horsoke Western
Fir Olacians
Bare Jernou
Illiamsburg
Cinia Inchester Springs
Rapp & Schwab
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