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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
8
Mrs A E Stetson files suit over alleged heat related incident at Christian Science Pines facility. The action claims injuries linked to unsafe conditions and seeks damages._DETAILS unclear due to damaged text but names Mrs Stetson and Christian Science organization involved._
Eight people died and more than twenty were injured when the Winnipeg express westbound derailed near Ottawa. Immigrant colonists traveling from Glasgow to the west fell from crowded cars into the Ottawa river. Rescue and medical teams responded as crews searched for additional victims.
Cattle and calf prices across multiple grades and markets listed with beef, sheep, and lamb values. No. 2 wheat and corn notes accompany grain figures. totals show cattle, sheep, lambs, and calf tonnage for markets in Chicano, Cincinnati, and Toledo with jagged OCR numbers and entries.
Fragmentary lines from a handwritten verse describe a named recipient Wunaias with a cryptic setting. The text references Lippitt and a poetically charged moment of awakening. The readable segment hints at nocturnal struggle and social memory.
Community notices bunch merchants events and visits across Mt Vernon Ohio. Woolson’s store runs fireworks sales and a fifty cent kettle offer while Parker’s Cash Boot Shop promotes white pump bargains. Local residents travel to Akron Columbus Buckeye Lake and Chicago for business trips and leisure.
Homemakers class picnicked at Riverside Park with supper for 90. Poland and Lafferre wed at 5 30 pm in East Vine Street home with Rev J A Long officiating. Hankins family held a reunion on East Gambier Street with a noon dinner. Lawn party for Vine Street church classes featured games and prizes for girls. Coup and Clark wed in Baldwin Chapel St Pauls Parish House, honeymoon trip planned. Lauderbaugh and Lauderbaugh unite in Coshocton road ceremony with reception and plans for Columbus home.
Elizabeth Hoar aged over 80 died at Knox county infirmary after old age illness. John Reed, 81, died near Orient Ohio from paralysis. both services planned in Mt Vernon and Nankin with family arrangements. Gaby Dealys and Irene Bordon to return to New York for a long engagement next fall.
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