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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1914

Page

8

Fens bée local sales and town notices mix

Local items report farm sales research and discounts from Lurie's and Kirk & Jackson's in Mt Vernon. Residents visit Columbus Utica Newark and Columbus on business, with multiple social calls and travel notes. A care for local dressmakers and millinery, special prices on coats sweaters and overcoats. Obituary and funeral details appear for W D C Richardson, with Odd Fellows escort noted.

Lurie's South Main Street A. B. Jones Utica L. F. Wert Columbus Lurie’s Howard Milton Lewis Howard Tarr J. J. Starr Shalby Charles A. Beck Ohio State Dental Society Jacob Lybarger Kirky Jackon George Milla Condocton Bud Beal Lurie

Aire. W. H. Kirk Returns Home After Detroit Trip

Aire. W. H. Kirk arrives at East High street home after a Detroit visit. She is accompanied by Mrs. Edward Pyle who will be her guest for ten days. The I nthall Clothing Co offers 15 percent discount on all suites during the sale. Mrs. Olle Dink ban returns from Niles due to cousin Mrs. Merry Williams. Mrs. Willa formerly Miss Maud Witker.

Aire W. H. Kirk Tone East High Street Detroit Mich Mra Edward Pyle Thie Élty I.nthall Clothing Co Mies Olle Dink Ban Fran Niles Merry Williams Mra Willa Maud Witker Thir Why

Palmview men fined for malicious destruction of property

Fernand Jacquet and Fernand Berry of Palmview were arrested Wednesday afternoon on a charge of malicious destruction of property. The case, preferred by Charles Rosenkrantz, stemmed from disputes over fence posts torn down by the two men. Both pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs.

Fernand Jacquet Fernand Berty Palmview Y. J. Valcker Charles Rosenkrants Rosenkrantz Jacquet Berry

Planning a Spring Home Remodel With Top Magazines

This excerpt advises homeowners to start planning renovations in spring using Keith's Magazine on Home Building, House Beautiful, and The Craftsman as reputable guides. It highlights exterior colors, interior decorating, plumbing, lighting, landscaping, and furniture ideas, noting libraries hold these periodicals and architecture books for reference.

Keith

Notable speakers on civic work in New York and Wisconsin

New York delegates prepare for the National Civic Federation meeting at the Hotel Astor with speakers including John Maynard, Alton Parker, Vincent Astor, Maude Wetmore, William Wilcox, and Roland Faulkner discussing unemployment, free speech, food and drug laws, and public welfare. Wisconsin suffragists convene in Milwaukee with Olympia Brown, Sophia Oudden, Theodore Youmans, Helen Haight, and others addressing legislative measures and universal peace efforts.

New York Imen Seth Low National Civic Federation Hotel Astor Nota John Maya Hanmond Alton Ho Parker Hiltas Vincent Astor Mise Maude Wetmore William R. Wilcox Roland P. Faulkner Seelat Insurance George W. Parkina Wisconsin Milwaukee, Covd Wisconsin Woman's, Suffrage Association Tey Olympia Brown Sophia Oudden Oshkosh Theodore Youmans Waukesha Helen H. Haight Holle

Suffragists to See Wilson at White House Again

President Wilson will host another delegation of suffragists within days. Mrs. George A. Armies leads a Democratic Women of America group seeking endorsement of equal suffrage. The Provident recalls an earlier, contentious meeting, which the President has forgiven, and he is willing to listen.

Washington Wilson Hhs den George A. Armies Armerica White House Provident

Sloan's Liniment Ad for Rheumatism Relief

An old advertisement urges readers to keep Sloan's Liniment handy for rheumatism and joint pain. It promises quick relief without rubbing in and claims easy absorption, solving soreness and stiffness with a 25 cent bottle and a money back offer.

Republican Labor Men Organize In Boston

A Boston assembly reports plans for a national Republican Association of Labor Men with an executive board decision and a Washington convention to organize nationwide membership. Leaders claim 250,000 members and credit recent GOP gains to the movement.

Boston Washington Repubiican Association of Labor Men New Republican Labor Movement Gaiba

Dr Bell's Pine for Honey Cold Remedy Ad

A vintage ad urges fighting germs with Dr Bell's Pine for Honey for colds and coughs. It claims to loosen mucus stop coughing and soothe lungs and promises guaranteed relief. The copy targets households and urges purchase at local druggists.

Dr. Bell Goly Me

Farmers Institute Program in Milford Township

The Milford Grange hall hosts a two day Farmers Institute on Wednesday and Thursday December 16 and 17 with a full schedule of music, invocations, discussions, lectures on drafts horses rotation of crops silos dairy cows alfalfa and lime and fertilizer plus domestic science demonstrations and a ladies session led by Miss Inex Plotner and Miss Stella Hunter.

Farmers’ Institute Milford Grange Hall Knisely New Philadelphia Ohio Frank Chapine J. F. Gordon Columbus Inex Plotner West Mansfield Round Table Mise Inez Platner Loma P. GC. Knisely Stella Hunter Muale Irma Halsey P. C. Knisely Im. Muale P. Knisely

Live Stock and Grain Rates Farm to City Markets

East Buffalo and Chicago listings show cattle, hogs, sheep and calves traded at varied prices. Receipts noted include cattle 3,500 hogs 96,000 sheep 35,000 across Cleveland Cincinnati Boston markets. Former county official Paroled in Columbia after graft case.

East Bufalo Der Mars Dulle Oalven Hoge Henry Yorkara Ptgm Roughin Maga ME BO Wethers Ewon T. Louis Texas Cleveland Loifara Meduma Ind Ks Chicago Cincinnati Ininba

Mt Vernon UTU Meeting at Mt Vernon College

The Mt Vernon WC TU held its regular Tuesday session at Mt Vernon College Academia. President Mrs G A Miller led the meeting with prayer and a music program. The group reported a healthy treasury, a flower mission project supplying Thanksgiving provisions, and planned to host the next County Mid Year Convention. A varied program followed with recitations, solos, readings, and a flower mission discussion led by Mrs Ward Beamer. The afternoon closed with a social hour and a lunch prepared by Academia ladies. President Tener’s gubernatorial term will end December 31 with possible extension for National League leadership.

Mt. Vernon T. U Mt Vernon College Academia G. A. Miller H. B. Oberholtzer Jesus Ward Beamer Flower Mission Jennie Cassidy Wm. Beamer G. M. Scott Evelyn Reichenbaugh Mantor Frank Garrad RE. Simpson Wr. Bricker T. Carey Ide Larabee Union

Rollin H Cockley of Bellville Dies in Baltimore

Rollin H Cockley a well known Mt Vernon banker and social figure died Monday evening at Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore He organized the People's Bank of Bellville in 1895 became president of Bellville Savings Bank and led Lexington Bank He was an intimate friend of Dr N R Eastman and attended Kenyon Military Academy The funeral will be held Thursday at 11 o'clock in Bellville The Woman's Auxiliary Missionary Society seeks clothing and funds donations may be left at the parish house Dec 4 The United Prayer Band meets Friday at Mr Irvine Overhitline Kenyon street and Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr Philip Allapaugh 920 West High Street

Lodge Washington Gardner Congress Senctor Lodge White House Rollin H. Cockley Bellville Johns Hopking Hospital Baltimore Mt. Vernon N. R. Hastman Cockley Kenyon Military Academy Gambler William Cockley Lexington Farmers’ Bank of Mansfeld David L. Cock N. R. Eastman Woman's Auxiliary Missionary Society of Irvine Hitltne Kenyon Street Philiip Allapaugh West High Strat

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