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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
6
Fragmented medical notes describe rheumatic threat as common and dangerous. The text mentions blood, toxins, and body functions, with claims about removal and stimulation of excretion. It suggests symptoms like sore throat and bronchial issues and ends with an invitation to write for more information.
The Court of Common Pleas of Enon County Ohio issues notice to George Lepley in a bastardy suit brought by Summers against him. Proceedings seek court action and attachment on defendant's real estate in Knox County and Buller Township, Ohio, with May dates and parties including Complainant Sheldon and others.
Public auction of property known as the Lot nine and part of the tract in the village of Vernon on the east side of the road near the Burnham? road. The sale ordered by Pratt County Ohio administrator to satisfy a mortgage debt with interest at eight percent per year. Proceeds to be applied to the heirs and assigns as required by law. The sale is for one year and the remaining rights to be discharged under the court order. Potential purchasers are advised to inspect the property and verify details in Knox County records.
Notice to contractors announces a project in Vernon and nearby counties with specifications, bidding, and compliance requirements. It references a central figure in project coordination, and lists terms for completion, responsibilities, and timelines for potential bidders and suppliers.
W N Cowden, lone surviving member of the McKinley Tax Commission from Quaker City, defends Warnes tax law in a letter to The Ohio State Journal. He argues the plan corrected tax inequities, praised earlier governors, and urged farmers and homeowners to support reform as taxes are lowered and administration improves.
Ernest Wiha colored was bound over to the grand jury after waiving examination for horsetauling. He faces a charge first in a deferred manner with a $400 bond. The charge against Lim was filed by his father.
An event titled Hooutars Day was postponed by the Clutsens' Association after concerns about organizational disruptions. Officials cited weak planning and potential misreading of regional divisions, delaying the fall observance and prompting public notices.
Danville Ohio April 2. War learned Monday that it will be unable to secure the services of evangelist Hick at the tabernacle meetings soon to be held in this place. Reasons were not given. An evangelist in Chief will conduct the meetings which will begin on March 15.
A brief birth notice lists Anon Wah Dobin, Mire vanut, Miras Modi Wa, and ldron with a Wedummiing series noted in Whideosbrrs.
At the examination in Mt. Vernon on April 18, a large list of successful candidates is named. Among them are Mary Yauger Ball Edith Pearle Car penter Ruth M. Hill Emily Johnson Opal M. Stamm Jas W. Bell Frank A Brown Robert Carpenter Clifford Graham Freddie Jonson Donald C. Sheffers from Mt. Vernon. Others include Lydia P. Bailey Mildred C. Bone Mae Hurholder Leeta Mann Bernice Oldaker Morella Wilson John L. Daniela Jay C. Gilmore Wm. Kats Lyle BR Leonard Lionel Stahl from Fredericks town.
Entertaines With Dance The Red Men of Gambler hall held a Tuesday evening event with about thirty couples. Music by Bricker Orchestra of Mr Vernon. Edward Yeager and Mitts Zolla Soliders united in marriage in Cincinnati. Embroidery Club entertained by Mrs Ray Juvor and Miss Marion Snow at Gauble on Monday. Numerous local residents noted among attendees. The Poppleton Grocery Co stocks Chase & Sanborn tea and coffee at 28 East Gambler Street. Byron Tees of Harrison township entered a Boy Scout trip contest to Washington.
Mr Frank Link longtime manager at Meyer Lindorf Co resigns and will move to Sandusky to run A G Schumacherner Co a dry goods and ready to wear shop. His advertising work boosted the Knox area store’s prominence and he plans to keep his family in Knox until the school term ends. Mr and Mrs C Pry attended the funeral of Mr Fry’s sister in Bellville Tuesday.
An historical horse sale notice details offerings from Rinehart's and Wardell's livery with horses including ARLO H and PRINCE AXA TR. It advertises prices like 500 and 200 service fees, describes Morgan and Percheron stock, and lists W.O. Korns as contact in Mt. Vernon area with a location on 1444 W Gatibier St.
Mr John J Purcell entered 10 to home in Chicago after being called to attend the funeral of his niece Teresa Tighe The article also notes Miss Katherine Kirby of Columbus returning home after attending the funeral of Trane Tighe, the late Teresa’s relative and the deceased’s name referenced.
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