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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
4
Brink Haven schools earned a bronze tablet after a Knox County election contest run in public schools from October 27 to November 22, 2019. The program rewarded the county with the highest per capia sales during the period, with Brink Haven reporting $155 in per capita sales.
Centerburg and Crestline residents report travels and greetings. Mrs Grace Darling spent Friday and Saturday in Columbus while Mr Harry Wright returned to Crestline. Mrs J W Oldaker visited her daughter in Franklin Pennsylvania. Local residents share weekend and weekday visits with family friends including Mr W C Clawson and Mr A P Reynolda.
Milford residents organize an oyster supper at the Milford grave, with Mrs. 1 R Behinsinger and son Chase visiting John Mitchells and Mrs. Frank Chapman noted as a visitor. Edith Beeman returns home to Seville after a visit with John Warman of Newark. For sale a seven month old registered Guernsey heifer calf offered by John S. Darbin in Howard, Ohio.
A detailed report from chemist Markworth to Sheriff Mosholder states the poison in the cider and wine killed Charles Robert Franklin and William Arthur Youst. He cites eight and one tenths drams or 0.273 ounces per pint, about 2,184 ounces per gallon, and says such an amount could not be absorbed from the surface, implying the poison was placed in the beverage.
The complaint from Knox et al against Mt. Vernon Telephone concerns a new toll schedule. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission heard the case in Columbus on Wednesday with Mt. Vernon Telephone representatives and Paul M. Aghamgh attending for the complainants.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Co in Columbus offers 6 percent on loans and emphasizes safe, fair dealing. It notes on time deposits and claims assets exceed 18.8 million dollars, praising its consistent recommendations and public confidence.
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