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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1910

Page

2

Wheat advances despite cold weather in Ohio report

The Ohio Department of Agriculture reports wheat condition at 85 percent of standard after a cold spell. Area figures for 1900 show spring barley up to 92 percent of last year, rye at 90 percent, and clover sowing around March 3. Fruit prospects vary by region, with frost damage overestimated in some areas but Lake region yields expected to meet or exceed normal.

Ohio Department of Agriculture Aesesoun Cedons William Miller

Notes Of General Interest From The fiat Field

notes on oil and gas exploration across multiple farms near Shell Beach Newark Mranville Teasantville Hbrow Tuckeye Lake and Utica formations. reports of drill results, shut downs, showings of gas and oil, and potential pipeline and royalty implications with several local companies mentioned including Logan Columbus Natural Gas Utica Everett and Hoefrun.

Uem Herald Logan Company Kinney Farm Shell Beach Helvey Showman Columbus Natural Gas Co Teasantville Traction Company Hebron Tuckeye Lake Charlo Bader Newark George Griffith Everett Company Mranville Utica Company Browler Weaver Utlea Company Phil Henowr Wave & Codtly Uura

Obituary for Arthur Devol in Gambler area home

Arthur Devol, 30, son of Dr Devel vot Kenyon otlone, died at his home Thursday afternoon around two after a lingering illness of several years. He was survived by his father and mother.

Arthur Devol Devel Vot Kenyon Otlone Hin Lin

Sudden Death in Huckeye City Man Found Dead

William Srookdale, about forty years old, was found dead at home in Huckeye City Friday afternoon. He had worked hoard in the morning and lay down after dinner on a couch. His wife discovered him deceased around one o'clock. The coroner will likely issue a formal notice.

William Srookdale Huckeye City

Commandery Attends Ascension Day Services at St Pauls Church

Ascension day services were held at St Pauls Episcopal church with Clinton Commandery No 5 Knights Templars in attendance. A large turnout of Sir Knights listened to a sermon delivered by Sir Knight Rev W K Hull rector and Rev George F Weld of Kenyon College. Excellent music accompanied the service.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church Clinton Commandery No. 5 Knights Templars Knight W. Ki. Hull Bir Knighe George F Welda Kenyoncolle

Surprise Party Honors Mrs Neal On Birthday Eve

A party at Mrs. Hugh Neal’s Went Teh alreet home honored her birthday with music and conversation. About twenty five friends attended as Mr Neal received a beautiful present. Philema Chi entertained the air ladies with a theatre party at the Vagul chapel show followed by supper at Turner’s restaurant. Ale and Miss Iva Bailey were married Thursday morning by Rev. F. Brininatont at the AppUkt pardonage. Entertained With Bridge, J Warren Wylde hosted a Thursday evening gathering on North Mul lorry street with cards and refreshments.

Hugh Neal Neal Philema Chi Air Ladies Awatho Park Witeh Ural Clutter Brandon Iva M. Bailey Homer FE. Brininatont Ale Utter

Local notices of residents traveling and events in Mt. Vernon area

Numerous Mt. Vernon residents are noted traveling to Newark, Columbus, Cambridge, and Wooster for business and social visits. Individuals include Mrs William Tinant, Miss Jones, Councilman Robert Cole, Fred J. Kelley, J. S. Bonnell, Mrs Clyde Michaels, and others. Activities cover birthdays, visits to relatives, business trips, school travel, and missionary conventions with several mentions of locations such as North Main Street, Howard, Mt. Vernon, and Granville.

Howard Mt. Verto Ralph Reed Martinsburg Mt. Vernon Johin George Wert Newark Kon Malbirs Businese Fred J. Kelley Guarantee Shoe Store South Main Street Mra 1 Dlamimed Millwood J. S. Bonnell Wooster Ohio Clyde Michaels North Lewis Street Cleveland Myrtle Gotshal Bowna Vista Kentney North Mulberry Street Minses Roberta Gail Dorsey Academia Mea. P. ‘. Gibson Lee Darling Akron Waller Dudgeon

Total eclipse path traced to Antarctic and Australia

Washington May 7 astronomers face a rare total eclipse with no viewing in America or Europe. The path of totality begins in the Antarctic region and curves south of Australia, touching the southern island of Tasmania.

Washington, D.C America Europe Australia Taanania

Costa Rica Shaken Towns Devastated by Major Earthquake

Dispatches from Cartago and surrounding interior report widespread ruin with many villages destroyed and large casualties. Government tallies show dead possibly over a thousand, with banana and rubber plantations hit hard. no refugees recorded and telegraph lines down for hours. Fresno also reports a sharp quake jolt causing minor damage and alarm.

Cartago Port Timon Conta Riew Cartagete Tn San Jose Ban Jone Wis Jukheg Andrew Carneele Costa Ricn Baw Carnegie Palace of Justice Carmen Church Coursera Vouriers

Uncle Joe's 74th Birthday Greeting from Congress

Washington May 7 Speaker Gannon nears 75 as House members hail Uncle Joe born Guilford North Carolina May 7 1886. He has served almost half a century and vows to continue. An old joke about calariees is clarified for readers.

Washington, D.C Gannon Joe Guilford N. C Subite Uise

Gambler resident travels for luncheon and business

Miks Rucheal Thompson of Gambler spent Thursday afternoon in Mt Ver yon as a guest of friends Mr James Cunningham of Gambler. On Friday noon they planned a trip to Wheeling West Virginia where he would accept a position. Luncheon host Mrs H Waight East High street entertained a neighborhood gathering Thursday afternoon. Mr Judson Vincent went to Columbus Thursday morning on business.

Koy Morey Brandon Mt. Carter Hospital Columban Mesary Harry J. Shipley Leonard KE. Rawlinson Columbus Columbus Council Daniel Cromley Lancaster Ia Mt. Vernon CH Croml C. G Daniela High Street Granville Mine Huth Raider Claelanad Anderson Litely J. Ke Richardson Marion Pretie Lis Wisher Mt Vernon Mehvednon Harold C Murgeson D. J. Grobb Ile Miks Rucheal Thompson Gambler Mt. Veryon Friends James Cunningham Wheeling West, Virginia H. Waight East High Street Judson Vincent

Brendal Leaves For Visit With Relatives

Mr Brendal of a Delaware road residence left Friday morning for Pittsburgh to spend several days with relatives.

Mr. Brendal Delaware Road

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Tnpey Ponte la Lmnatorial Fiat SPF Binoy Pamace Co St. Paul's Church Geo. F. Welda Society Notes Mrs. Neal Clutter-Bailey Bridge J. Warren Wylde North Mullorry Down Flynn Gaebler Darnhard Pirney Vorit Aerie Tiuliene Welliamton William Tinant Park Xieo Fundler Saundey James Mellway Stra Devin Gon Pletcher North Main Street OL “Sol Costa Rica Fresno Cal Court House Uncle Joe Calariee The Guarantee Savings Bank and Trust Company Mt, Vernon, Ohio Bradfield CO Atlanta Taylor's Sole Agenta Purina Poultry Feeds Royal Lorey South Main St Hart Schaffner & Marx Young America Si'vine’” Clothing House Rosenthall Prop Knox EAGLE C. M. Grubb Clerk Centerbury the Gambier Banking Co Gambier, Ohio Attorneys-at-Law L. B. Houck Rogers Building Main Street Frank O. News D. F J. D. Ewing David F. Ewing John D. Ewing LAW Omce Kirk Building Corner Main Street Public Square W. C. Rockwell Union Uldg Main St. Citr Stream & Rimer Luther A Stream Wm. F. Rimer Black Bell J. “Doc” Welsh Citizens E. C. Beggs Arnold Block Cast High Street Monument Square C. K. Conard M. D East Vine Ohtizena
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