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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
6
The ordinance authorizes construction of an underground waterway to manage water on two city streets. The measure sets the project scope and funding mechanism and directs specified departments to proceed with design and implementation.
An ordinance to issue 22000 in bonds for underground waterways and surface sewers to handle northeast city waters and near Bandusky Norton streets triggered a heated council discussion led by Councilman Cole. Dubinsky sought a one week delay to study conditions, but the motion failed. The plan aims to prevent sewage backups during heavy rainfall.
Buckeye City Ohio April 29 Herbert Baker was thrown from a load wagon when a runaway occurred while My Meshae Baker loaded boxes at U G Tresnel store. His son toppled from boxes and was struck as horses bolted, the wagon wheel passing over him. he suffered painful bruises but was not seriously hurt. The wagon pulling the frightened horses was wrecked.
Mrs Clara Patterson died at her home in Pleasent township after four months of tuberculosis. Born April 18 1845 she was survived by her husband a daughter her parents and another relative. Funeral at the house Thursday morning at nine o'clock with Rev J T Tack of Mi Vernon officiating.
A fragment asserts that careful use of cough medicine for children is vital and praises Chamberlin’s Cough Remedy as meeting safety and effectiveness standards favored by mothers of young children, urging dealers to stock it.
Mrs. CLM Fuller and son Donald of Lim visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Puller while Harry Gladden of Imbiry came for a visit. Harry Boyd returned from St Petersburg Fla after the winter. Guy Hulee and family moved to Buoyiny New. Several locals hosted visiting friends in Cleveland. Dr. Mortey of Columbus was a guest of Mrs. Sylvia Mawkinw last week. Mr. Raney spent a Sunday at Middle Hope with his son who runs the Island public schools. At year end Mr. Raney will move to Put-to-Poy for municipal work.
County clerk to supply permits daily and note each violation as a separate offense. Residents with firearms in possession must obtain licenses. authorities stress compliance and record keeping for enforcement.
A new Ohio law requires hunters to hold a license issued by the county clerk with a 25 cent handling fee plus the $1 consent fee, effective late July. Licenses are non transferable and hunters must secure property owner permission to hunt on private land. penalties include fines from 25 to 200 dollars but no imprisonment. Proceeds support the state fish and game fund, with half used to propagate game birds and perhaps create township game preserves to hatch quail.
Geier Speake states that even under the How law the hunter license will yield not less than $30,000 annually and may near the hundred thousand mark after the Hoagiin law closed period ends. The new law will support the fiat god game commission, with prior state appropriations, and hunters must wear numbers matching their serials. Violations carry penalties and quarterly county clerk reports will be sent to the state fish and game commission.
A vintage ad-style note warns that poor house plumbing causes fever and typhoid risks. It compares digestive organs to plumbing, urges keeping them in top condition, and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief, noting availability from all dealers.
Liberty Grange held a Saturday reception for about 90 new members. The event featured an opening by master L. C. Baldwin, a program with Ethel Cochran, an orchestra, a male quartet, recitations, and a two course supper. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cold treatment.
The large crowd at the M C A building greeted a successful Circus Aly performance. About 60 younger boys, well drilled, led acts in a polished program with orderly seating and strong audience applause. Clowns, vendors, and a mix of high sounding program notes filled the night, matching the weather and audience enthusiasm.
Alfred Maxwell and Howard Raby were together last Sunday while William Boam and family visited their Mansfield farm. Tharlon Kline and Lloyd Kline went to Baliville for Husineus. Mayd Alexander and wife enjoyed time at Ankongtown. Carrie Cunningham and Miew Ruby joined Mr and Mrs Burley DIY on Sunday. Kenneth Miller returned to the city after weeks traveling to Duffglg Forchester and Byraviive NY.
Jee L. Chapman of Mapleton Town shares a cure for rheumatism after two years of pain that kept her hand from her mouth and caused sleepless nights. She says since using Chamberlain's Ligation two months later she was well and has remained free of rheumatism. For sale by all dealers.
A legal notice mentions Branan Myers and Myrtle Mysry related to the estate of Laster ba at a delayed hearing. It cites filing parties and response deadlines, with the proceeding centered on probate matters and the need for parties to appear by a specified date.
Springhouse cleaning drives demand for wall papers and decors at Arnold Store with prices to 4 cents per roll. Customers urged to visit for wall papers moldings window shades curtain rods and poles at low prices to save money.
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