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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
4
The department of agriculture explains that only suspicious canned goods should be avoided and urges reheating all canned foods before use. It notes that boiling cannot make unsound food safe and calls for stricter canning practices and careful home preservation to prevent consumption of unfit materials.
The murder case of Thomas Branch charged with first degree murder will begin in common pleas court Monday at 9:00 AM. Prosecutor Paul Ashhugh, assisted by Lot C. Sullivan, will present witnesses as the defense is led by Whincie Erwin. Subpoenas for many witnesses, including sureties Bert Higeins, will be issued for the jury selection. The trial is expected to take several days.
Knox county court items include a motion for a new trial in Gribaugh vs Nyhart Auto Sales Co. and divorce petitions for Winters and Scott. Also noted are a dismissed distribution petition, no inheritance tax ruling, and full probate filings for estate of Moses D. Smith. Soldier John Reed filed his discharge for county records.
Mrs. Albert Kassett longtime Menominee resident dies in Lima Ohio at age 43 from influenza followed by pneumonia. Survived by husband, burial held Tuesday March 2 in Lima. Mr Kassett employed by C and G Cooper Company, the family formerly lived at 712 North Main Street.
Fred Hamilton charged with grand larceny was released from the county jail late Thursday afternoon by Mayor Ned W. Tiger after a preliminary hearing found insufficient evidence. Hamilton, represented by William M. Koons, faced accusation of stealing brass from Pennsylvania Railroad yards.
Classified ad offers a 231 percent acre farm with a new bungalow, a good barn and water pump on the porch. Includes 7 acres of wheat and 12 acres of clover. Priced for quick sale. Contact V 107 Gambier exchange.
The children thank neighbors friends and lodges for kindness during the illness and death of our mother Malinda Payne and for the floral offerings.
Community donors contributed to the Home for the Aged with items including meat and potatoes, sauerkraut, oysters, butter, jelly, corn, flour, coffee, tea, sugar, lemons, and plate glass purchases. Notable contributors include Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Emma Jacobs, Mrs. John Joyd, War Mothers, D. A. R., and the Congregational Church, with listed monthly values and items.
Word reached Saturday morning that Mrs. Lottie Buson Bare of Chicago lies critically ill. Mrs. Dusenburg formerly resided here and has many friends in this city.
Dwight Migle son of Mr and Mrs Tine Migle of West High street was moved to the M and 8 sanitarium on Friday by Miller and Oares ambulance. Mrs Russell Waddell of North Malberry street is receiving treatment at Mt Vernon hospital. W B Holst returned home on Wooster road Thursday after treatment at the M and 3 sanitarium.
Mrs Maud Dally of Centerburg was moved by Atherton's ambulance to the Protestant hospital in Columbus in the morning.
A son was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Stanley Banbury of Danville to welcome a new arrival in the local family.
Dwight Eagle, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Henry George of Bueyrun, died Saturday morning at 6510 o clock in the sanitorium after three days of obstruction of the bowels. Mrs. Henry George is spending the weekend in the city.
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