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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
4
The Mt Vernon Ohio post office has entered a classified mail matter as in esconde clase mall. The action concerns a subscription rate and a person named Mount Vernon associated with the matter.
The piece recounts Herrick refusing a senate whip six years ago when offered by Foraker and Republicans, giving it to Dick instead. It argues the public lost Herrick’s sacred trust and now Herrick seeks to deny Dick. It suggests electing a Democratic majority to settle the quarrel, noting thousands of disgusted Ohio Republicans favor that remedy.
In Ohio a rumored movement seeks to pressure Foraker back into the governor’s race. Hints that foes hope he can be lured into a campaign, with concerns over his health and strength. Some politically opposed figures would push him to lead a stale bid or bow out, hoping to defeat Harmon for reelection and shift leverage in party battles.
A child suffered a painful injury when a left hand needle slipped from a carpet and penetrated the throat while playing at the parents home on Bundy afternoon. Dr K K Conard was summoned to provide surgical care.
The article argues rice can outpace wheat as a staple due to cost and gluten content. It cites World War II evidence of rice with meat as a superior diet, notes rice’s long global prominence, and describes rice cultivation in forests and uplands, highlighting white polished rice versus unpolished rough rice and its health and economic implications. It also warns against overreliance on refined wheat and suggests rice could ease bread prices in the United States.
In Eugene Oregon today June 20 public school superintendents and prominent educators from across Oregon gather for the annual conference under the University of Oregon auspices. Leading participants include President P L Campbell of the university and State Superintendent J Hy Ackerman among others.
A flurry of locals from Cleveland and Sparta visit Columbus Lima Pittsburg and Cincinnati for business and family matters. People travel for college visits, medical procedures, and to stay with relatives. Mrs. Fairchild seeks a country girl for general horsework at Mt. Vernon address.
After recent flooding, the Haltmore and Ohio Railroad between Cumberland and Connellville on the Pictaturg division is abandoned. Berlin and Somerset lines suffer washouts and slides. one bridge washed out. Wires down from Salieburg to Garrett hinder train service. lost bracelet with initials 6.1 reported near Granville Road. Rentals offered for summer cottages near Hiawatha Park Mt Vernon Ohio. St Pauls Episcopal church announces Sunday school session rescheduled to Tuesday June 2? at Ball's avenue north of the city. Conveyance provided from parish house at 0 oo.
Following accounts have been filed for settlement and will be heard on Tuesday July 12 1910 9 a m First and final accounts of various executors administrators and guardians including Mame A Condit French We Severns Chane Baxter Chas Wright Elizabeth Hayes Emma Keefer S C Horn Geo W Tulloss Albert W Phillips Wm L Parrott and Delilah Jamison in probate court notices list names roles and dates for hearings across multiple estates.
Probate Court of Knox County Ohio orders a public sale of a parcel in Hindensburg village Knox County on July 16 1910 at 2 PM The description begins at Jot No 16 in Hindensburg and runs east 16 feet south 8 feet west 16 feet north 8 feet to the start The property valued at 140 and is titled to Samuel I Rupes Jr The administrator VEN EN MI RICE and attorney Ti Houck are listed.
Miss Olga Schmitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank P Schmitt of Chicago wed Frederic Earl Warren of Paris in London. Warren has been studying grand opera under Jean De Boneke.
Rochester N Y June 20 Dr William Greene a known aviator will begin a flight tomorrow from Rochester across Lake Ontario to Toronto. He will fly a plane of his own design and manufacture covering about ninety miles.
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