Five Stallions Offered for 1914 Season at Mt Vernon Barn
A dealer lists five stallions for a 1914 season at mounts near Mt Vernon across from Rinehart's Mery and Waddell's livery. Notable sires include Peter Great bred colt getter and PRINCE AX, with service fees ranging from 15 to 500 dollars. Contact W. 0. Korns at 104% W Gambler St for details and breeding guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Rinehart
Mery
Waddell
Paty
Knoxty
Pater Piffhr
Peter Great
Teo
Sudden Death Of Mrs Clyde Near Utica May 12
Mrs Wallis Clyde aged 67 died suddenly Friday afternoon while walking to United Presbyterian church four miles west of Utica. She collapsed on the street, died after urgent aid failed, at her home prepared for interment. She leaves a husband and two sons. Funeral services held at home with private interment later. Also notes medical ad and local family movements including Miss Mille Young’s New Orleans trip and Centrebury funeral visit for infant Waitt child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bell
Clyde
Successful May teacher certification list at Mt Vernon
At the May examination of teachers in Mt Vernon the second meeting certified many to teach. For one year names include Mary E Grob Grace Irving Weltha Keck Lota Keller Pearl Lee Myrtle Robinson and others with assignments from Fredericktown Mt Vernon Democracy Buckeye City and more. Two year certifications include Lou McPeen H G Way Mt Vernon Anna Barton Fredericktown and others. Three year winners include M N Rous Mt Vernon El Biggs Gambier and more. Five year and one year high school notes list C Leiter Brink Haven and H H Halep at Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Grob
Grace Irving
Weltha Keck
Lota Keller
Pearl Lee
Myrtle Robinson
L B. Fiddler
Fredericktown
Marie Barber
Estella Hunter
Nina Levering
Lena Stamm
D. Fogle
Mt. Vernon
Faye Mots
Philip Richart
Danville
Grace Murry
L. M. Burson
Democracy
Ona Heks
Buckaye City
Ralph Ling
Centerbury
Sylvia Lapley
Howard
W. Carlisle
C. Leiter
Brink Haven
Miracle Man At St Louis Fakir Show Causes Disturbance
May 12 in St Louis residents attended a local Odd Fellows hall medicine show. The alleged miracle healer sold nonessential “medicine” and promised presents while a number of men were arrested for disturbing the meeting. Two were fined for talking or remaining silent, as others faced small penalties.
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St. Louiaville
Odd Fellows
Feki
Fred Pound
Buzzer Bullock
Tragedy On The Tracks Near Lexington
Thomas O’Brien 43, a pipe liner from Ireland, was killed instantly by a B and O train while sitting on the track south of Lexington. Local police detained him after reporting to have no known relatives in the country. Burial planned at Bellville cemetery. coroner released no indication of foul play. The body to Bodville for burial. coroner Miller questioned witnesses.
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Mansfield Shield
Thomas O'Brien
Lexington
Sbafer Undertaking
Bellville
Bo Far Wa
O'Brien
Ireland
Bodville
Miller
State boards plans ship farm produce to Dayton cannery
Columbus May 1 The state board of administration aims to make state institutions self supporting by shipping vegetables and fruits from out of state farms to Dayton for winter canning. It plans extensive orchards and truck gardens at Lancaster Dayton and Mt Vernon and doubles cattle at London farm to supply beef and dairy products.
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Columbus
Dayton State Hospital
London
State Board of Administraion
Dayton
Moore
Lancaster
Mt. Vernon
Yeparation
London Farm
Mansfield
Reformatory
Memory Of Secretary Burba In Good Working Order
Ohio story notes secretary to Governor Cox, George F. Burba, once gathered data on a wealthy man’s art collection. The owner valued pieces at 150 000 100 000 and 200 000. tax officials propose a million valuation. Rumors persist Burba discussed art with the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
George F. Burbs
Cox
Burba
Nix
Lorain urged for government armor plate plant site
Washington May 19 Representative W. G. Sharp of Elyria argues Lorain offers ideal foundations for a government armor plate factory. He cites rock shale underfoot for hydraulic press foundations, local labor supply, material and fuel access, and direct transport links. estimates a $14 million facility employing about 2,600 workers.
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Washington
W. G. Sharp
Elyria
Lorain
Bureau of Ordinance
Sharp
Bureau
Tom J. Johnson
Lorin
Sihary
Trial of W A Stewart Before Mayor Perrine
The case against W A Stewart for running a place to illegally sell intoxicants began before Mayor Perrine, extended through Tuesday and Wednesday, with sessions continuing into the afternoon as the hard fought trial pressed toward a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
W. A. Stewart
Perrine
Local notes reflect visitors and events in Mt. Vernon
Short locals mention Mrs. M E Hinkle visiting sister Mrs Joseph Grant in North Mulberry street. Edward Scott of Detroit formerly of Mr Vernon guests his father Dr B B Scott. H C Kinkle of Danville travels in Mt Vernon on business. Deput Sheriff Walter Mansholder visits Danville. Dorothy Mille of Columbus attends May Festival with Mrs Frances Pyle. J W Inks of Fredericktown visits Mt Vernon on business. A C Ullman H J Bebout Thomas Gilbert A Ullman from Loudonville visit for May Festival. Population notes include Wool purchase ad at 22 East Gambler Street and Ohio Brigade U R E meeting in Columbus with Mt Vernon attendees. Captain Hunt and Lt Hill among locals. A J Flaharty seeks wool samples at East Front Street. Mary Bainter and Helen Bainter head to Prince Rupert Canada for summer. Michael Riley attends funeral of sister Mrs George Lewis in Mt Vernon. The auto that struck a motorcyclist at Main and Vine streets was driven by Jay Adams of Fredericktown.
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M. E. Hinkle
Bellville
Joseph Grant
North Mulberry Street
Edward Scott
Detroit
Mich
Vernon
B B. Scott
H.C. Kinkle
Danville
Walter Mansholder
Mian
Dorothy Mille
Columbus
North Ninth Street
Mt. Vernon
George Lewis
Columbus Journal
Main and
Vine Streets
Jay Adams
Fredericktown
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Health Benefits
Ad copy touts Dr King s New Life Pills aiding stomach liver and kidneys and removing poisons. Chicago resident C E Hatfield reports relief after using one box. Drugstore availability announced with emphasis on regular bowel movement and improved complexion.
Deaths of Leo Blubaugh and Harriet Harden
The funeral of Leo Blubaugh, who died Tuesday at his Granville road home, will be Thursday at 9 AM at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic church with Rev. L W Muthane officiating. Burial is in Calvary cemetery. Harriet Catherine Harden died at her Gambler area home on Tuesday from bronchitis at age 68, survived by husband John and two children. Her funeral is Thursday at 2 PM at Mt. Zion church with Rev. McMeeklen officiating.
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Leo Blubaugh
Granville Road
Pandard Fine
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
Rev
L. W. Muthane
Calvary Cemetery
Harriet Catherine Harden
Gambler
John Harden
Mt. Zion Church
Rev. McMeeklen
Gambier
Scott's Emulsion Touts Support For Overworked Mothers
Advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a tonic for stressed mothers, claiming it strengthens nerves, renews blood, and aids appetite. It targets wives and friends to ensure maternal health through a medicated restorative, presenting physicians as endorsing its use for exhausted, nervous women.
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Scott
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RB. Stewart
Millerebure
Mt Vernon
Tougher’s Drug Store
East Side Public Square
Grand Theatre
Korns
Citizen's
Utica
L. D. Colle
Pred Colle
A. C. Colle
Thomas ‘Waitt
Miller Bros. Funeral Directors
H. J. Chapelear
Citizene
Bell
N. Main
DE. C. C. Crider
Mulberry
Calla
Main and Gambier Ste
Brussells
Axminster
Arnold
H. H. Halep
St. Louisville
Ty C
Pierre Warpt
Bdlel
Gm i
Weisle
Iootie Weber
U. S
John R. Doelfs
Public Square
Curtis House
Bick
Bydee
Purina
Northwestern Elevator & Mill
Mt. Vernon, Onio
Studebaker
Auto Inn
Harris
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