Luther McCarty Wins World Heavyweight Title
Luther McCarty defeated Al Palzer in Vernon arena Los Angeles on January 2 to win the world white heavyweight title. Referee Charles Wyton stopped the bout in the eighteenth round to protect Palzer, who suffered a bloody, battered appearance. The arena seated 11 000 fans, and McCarty claimed a handsome purse and a diamond belt.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Luther McCarty
al Palzer
Vernon
Thin City
Charlies Eyton
Palser
McCarty
Palzer
Palmer
Hin
Tom Caray
Rush
Konora
Taft
MaCarty
Palger
Arty
Jowa Farmer
Almout Ewollen
Rownd 11
Pakeer
de Benen
Palsor
Wenl
Wyton
Local notes from Mt. Vernon area and nearby towns
Daily notices list sales rent ads and personal visits including Beggs and Hanford products mentioned for health cures. Several residents travel to Columbus Mansfield Newark and Danville for business and social visits with many short local updates and classifieds.
Organized Rat Mouse And Sparrow Hunt In Lock Ohio
In Lock Ohio on January 2 a two week rat mouse and sparrow hunt was organized for young men and toys. The side securing at least 88 tails or heads will host an oyster supper, claimed to benefit the community as a whole and provide entertainment.
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Lock
Ohio
Chimes at St Pauls Church Announce New Year In Odd Tune
New England residents at St Pauls University church in Meridan heard midnight chimes that sparked reactions in the crowd. The tune identified by locals as How Dry I Am drew cheers outside while inside worshipers joined in. A later hymn caused surprise and a remonstrance to the chime keeper revealing Blest Be The Te That Blade as the selection.
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Meridan
Pioun
New England
Rolsterera
St. Paul's
Holidays Bring Visitors Across Town and Counties
A string of local residents visit relatives and travel for the holidays. Names include Mr and Mrs Limney Hayes and Grace in Orlando Florida, Mr and Mrs Eugene Carr and Frederick Croton, and Viola Wilkins of Delta visiting her mother Mrs Bryan. The Bhrosts entertain W H Bhrosts brother and family from Painteraville. Leonard Rawlinson of Mt Vernon visits J N Freyse. Hell and Miss Bebout return from vacation. A C Titan and Clare spend Sunday with Mr Wi Painter in Fallubure. Dodd and Frederick Dodd visit Columbus. Frank Darling of Delaware visits his parents Cyran and Mrs Darling. Robert Raleton and Grace visit Smithfield last week. Walter Mossholder and family plan to move to Mt Vernon. T M Porterfield and W J Tilton travel to Brookville Florida to visit their aunt Mrs J M Pumphrey. Attendees at the Hewart funeral include several named locals from Detroit to Columbus and Coshocton. There will be roll call at Bay Tat church Saturday Jan 4. A cordial welcome to everybody.
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Limney Hayes
Grace
Orlando
Florida
Mra
Eugene Carr
Frederick
Croton
Mias Viola Wilkins
Delta
Bryan
W. H. Bhrosts
Dud Rouse
Painteraville
Leonard Rawlinson
Mt. Vernon
J. N. Frevse
Supt
Hell
Migs Bebout
Mi. A. C. Titan
Clare
Mew. Wi
Faltubure
H. ©. Dodd
Aon Frederick
Columbus
Frank Darling
Delaware
Cyran Darling
Robert Raleton
Smithheld
Walter Mossholder
T. M. Porterfield
W. J.tiiton
Brookville
J. M. Pumphrey
Hwart
Robert Ewart
Detroit
Mary
Edith Ewart
Menara
W. BR. van Voorhin
Inquisua
Ralph Ringwall
L. B. Houck
James Salle Hugh Campbell
J. Campbell
Samuel Bebout
Versus
Mise Core
Clark
Laura Sperry
Fred
Wilea
R. Divan
Coshocton
Florence Wha
Ha reveals smile as health claim sparks serene mood
A fragmentary report notes a person named Ha noticing white teeth and feeling improved health, but the text remains unclear on specifics, sequence, or context. The readable parts emphasize a calm demeanor tied to perceived well being rather than concrete events.
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Ara Ha
Serene Dattuht
Arrangements for Democratic banquet program listed
All arrangements have been completed by committees for the Democratic banquet on Tuesday evening January 7 at the K P armory. A fine dinner has been provided. The program includes Hon. Lewis S Houck moderator overture Mild's orchestra invocation Rev J T Black music Individualiam Hon Wm Sharp congressman 1st district of Ohio The Ohio Democracy Hon Timothy S Hogin attorney general of Musle The 614 Hickory Hon James M Cox governor elect of Ohio
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K. of P.armory
Lewis
Houck
J. T. Black
Muale
Sharp
Ohio
Ohio Democracy
Hlon
Timothy 8. Hogin
Musle
James M. Cox
Obituary of Mt Vernon resident Joseph A Patterson
Joseph Allen Patterson a well known Mt Vernon resident died at home 506 North Main Street after a three year illness. He was 59, widow and son Willard survive, plus a brother and sister. Funeral Friday at 2:30 pm at First Presbyterian with Rev. W A Clemmer officiating. burial in Mound View Cemetery. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by a Milwaukee mother for its quick relief in children and croup.
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Jouped
Allen Patterson
Joseph Allen Patterson
Mt. Vernon
North Main Atront
Curtis Hotel
Willard
Patterson
First Presbyterian Church of
W. A. Clemmer
Mound View Cemetery
Death of a respected resident near Galena Delaware County
Aaron Donahoe a well regarded former resident died at his home near Galena on December 26 at age 71 leaving a wife four sons a daughter two brothers and grandchildren. Interment is planned at Mt Zion cemetery. The notice also lists numerous local visits and social remarks followed by an old time stomach remedy advertisement.
Food cooker ad and sports notes from a bygone issue
A fragmented newspaper page contains an old ad discussing gas oven features, heat distribution, and aluminum kettles for fireless cookers, followed by a crowd of sports and social notes. It mentions Howard visits, Denison University, Chicago trip, and several baseball and football figures with speculative trades and contracts for 1913.
New Kitchen Gadget Cuts Time And Heat Waste
A double vegetable cooker saves labor and fuel by boiling two vegetables in the same water without flavor transfer. It reduces handling heavy pots, frees burners, and can function as a strainer when partition is removed. Sizes vary, available in tin and enamel, with versatile uses beyond vegetables.
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Luther M’carty
Hanford
C. C. Hagan
C. H. Winans
C. B. Price
L. B. Scarbrough
Hazel Dowds
Newark
Grace Pine
W. M. Koons
Mansfield
James Leonard
Millersburg
Church of Christ
Conta
Arthur Wolff
Brink Haven
Buninena
Robert Simpson
John H. Bird
Banga
Spe
Walter Sapp
Danville
Thomas Robinson
Mise Cecelia Ahern
Akron
Leo Rf Jording
North Jefferson S Treet
Mary Williama
Chesterville
W. C. Simpson
East Bu Street
Hamford
Misa Elizabeth Corcoran
Hamilton
Mt.Vernon
CD. Young
Delaware Gazette
Dwight Young
Mina Ethel Cooper
Summittition
New Jersey
Hog
PARM
North Sandusky Street
Cimans
Mina Maude Darrah
Cleveland Hospital
A. A. Crampton
Moline
Banner M. Allen
East High Street
Misa Florence Lyons
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Fredericktown
Jane Nixon
South Vernon
Medical and Surgical Sanitarum
H, H. Greer
Merv
Oliver Watson
A. D. Chapin
W. Laughrey
Warren
Owens
W. W
Phillies
Uader
Doomn
Alexander
Pankert
Lambert
Moors
Knabe
Doolan
Luderus J
Mages
Rae “Howery
Martinsburg
Chamberlain
Lydia Dewey
Milwaukee
Wis
Ree
ZION
Aaron Donahey
Galens
Delaware County
Mt, Zion
Joseph Myers
Mary van Winkle
Jane Kidd
Mint Evaline
Wave School
James Cochran
Sarah Ecoles
Clyde Thompson
Edith Donahoy
Otto
Galena
Clark Schooler
Ieabel Elbert
Cora Burch
Mt. Zion
John Hie
Haule Creek
Beartburn
Indigeston
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Financial Statement
Thribes
Nourcen
Poulal
Howard
Lon McCamment
Chicago
Ray Ashcraft
Denison University
Mia
John J. Wolfe
Isto
T. J. Hes
George McCamment
Anson Hean and Sons
Ray
Homer
Thomas Porterfield
Wallace Cummins
Miss Green Apent
Mary Fowls
Kid Gleason
Jack Doyie
Wilson
Carey
Hofman
Pittsburg
Murphy
Qubs
St. Louth Star
Larry Lajoie
Art Griggs
Doc” Johnston
Fenway Park
Boston
Fong
Charles B
Buster) Brown
Boston Nationals
S Tallitas
Buster
Braves
Mason
George Muilin
Bizstone
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