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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
3
A short visit to Golumbun Wednesday morning with Mrs Ricketts’ parents Judge and Mrs J B Waight of Want High Street preceded a home return for Mire Carl Winkelin and partner.
The fragment warns against nasal salves with mercury and mentions various confused terms and names. It references medicines and brands, urging caution and suggesting avoidant use. The text resembles an old advertisement warning about unsafe compounds and urging readers to choose safer remedies.
Eighth grade students at Mt. Vernon Grammar School received certificates of promotion in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at the High School auditorium. The event featured patriotic songs, recitations, pantomimes, and a valedictory, with Dr. George D. Arndt presenting certificates and Rev. W. B. Hull delivering the benediction.
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company urges saving before sickness and accidents strike. Establish a rain day fund with ready money earning five percent interest. Located at Ranin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio, the ad cites a total of 4,700,000 dollars.
On June 14 in Sandusky Osio Street a burglar was caught by Patrolman John Ringhols who used a revolver to force the thief to switch on a desk lamp then unlock a front door and call the Central Police Station to summon a patrol wagon.
Mina M. Burt seeks a divorce from Harry E. Burt in Common Pleas charging habitual drunkenness and neglect. A replevin suit is also listed in the case docket.
The Knox county board of equalization finished its work on Tuesday after hearing fifty complaints and making few changes. Sheriff Parker has purchased a new Everett automobile for official duty and pleasure. Judge Wickham handles chancery motions as the Common Pleas Court proceeds with cases including Hager vs Logan Natural Gas Co. and motion for a new trial in the Oklahoma case. Alberta Banberry, administratrix, reports a first partial settlement of 27 dollars in probate. Deeds filed record transfers to John Oxwall and Joseph Borden.
A fragmented note lists several land parcels and values, mentioning 12 acres, 6716 acres, and various place names such as Clinton and Daywood. Details are garbled with uncertain figures and identifiers, reflecting a partial record of transfers or holdings.
Wesleyan's Delaware campus formed an alumni advisory council uniting 1000 alumni. Delegates from Cleveland Columbus Pend ing New York Mt. Vernon Spring flea Xeota Atlanta Cincinnati Toledo Kenton and more elected officers President Judge D D Woodman son B1 Cincinnati for president H C Marshall 1 New York secretaries R H Hills Delaware Prof FL Rine executive committee Mra Eile Prine Gladding New York R G Hooper Delaware Judge G Banker Minding J M M Garver Springfield S C Hartley Dayton W Brown St Louis elected trustees.
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease powder for relieving tired sore feet and bunions. It promises soothing support for aching feet, with claims of comfort and revitalization, featuring a bold call to try the product and noting its availability for purchase.
A special Mi Vernon board of education meeting finalized vacancies for the high school faculty for the next year and approved tuition raises for city pupils. Salary increases were granted to numerous teachers with names listed, and Iva Paul Ruth Pitkin Constance Merrin and Cora Baird were elected to fill vacancies while Mary Bartlett Winnifred Jones became substitutes. Adjourned.
We are in position to take a few more first class loans on mortgage security. Our liberal terms are well known. If you are thinking of buying or building, come in and talk over our terms at Office No. 6 BR High street THE KNOX BUILDING & LOAN Co Colville Sac'y.
Ohio Fuel Supply Co held its annual meeting in Columbus with stockholders from Pittsburg Cincinnati and Columbus present. Directors elected include M C Trent George W Crawford and H C Reeser among others. The financial report corrected a misprint showing earnings at 4 007 581 with dividends totaling 1 246 270 last year.
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