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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1912

Page

4

Ohio officials study Wisconsin government plan

Mt Vernon post office records show officials including General Oliver H Minghes and W L Finley traveled to Madison Wisconsin to study the state government. They seek data on Wisconsin departments and policies to inform a constructive program for Ohio under Governor elect Cox. Aimed at valuing railroads and public utilities for rate effect and consolidating departments for streamlined government.

Oliver H. Minghes Ohio Public Service Commission W. L. Finley Democratic Executive Committee Madison Wiscannin Cox Ohio General Assembly Bas Commonwealth Wisconsin Ohio Elect Cox United States Benster la Vollette Wiscowain Aindiod Lionn Ae

Warning on petitions and name-seeking schemes

A public notice warns citizens to read petition texts before signing and cautions against a Knox County based firm that circulates petitions for pay. It notes strangers target towns like Mt. Vernon and area rural sections, urging careful scrutiny of signatures and objection to paying for names.

Obio Knox County Mt. Vernon Wrich Paris

Warning on Petition Signing in Knox County

A note urges citizens to read petition text before signing and not trust strangers. It warns that top statements often misrepresent contents and may deceive signers, stressing careful reading by Knox County residents.

Knox County

Death of John W Diehl Found in Vernon Home

John W Diehl 56 was found dead in his Vernon home after being in bed for about two days. Epilepsy is given as the cause. neighbors reported he did not seek water Saturday and Sunday. He worked at Mt. Vernon Bridge works, survived by son William Diehl of Chicago, and was active in Odd Fellows, Ben Hur, and Mulberry Street M P church.

John W. Dieht Vernon View Dave Diehl Mr. Diehl Desley Mt. Vernon Bridge William Diehl Chicago Lodge of Odd Fellows No. 20 Ben Hur Lodge Mulberry Street M. P

Cure Your Binions with Hanford’s Balsam of Myrrh

An advertisement claims five minutes nightly rubbing of Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh relieves binions and promises noticeable relief in a week. The terse promo ends with a cryptic line about a Banner want ad payment.

Hanford

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