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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
6
A lively public meeting explored roles for the Service Director and Solicitor with several council members participating. Residents attended to hear arguments about duties, budget implications, and how duties would affect city operations.
Councilman Cole questions delays in installing cluster lights on Dubie square and urges funds be used to clean streets. Discussion covers legal authority, contractor bids from Canton Hughes Pump Co and Frank B Hall Electric Co, and sewage consulting for Vernon project. Mayor Perrine and police report April fines and arrests. a new sewer route is proposed with cost borne by benefiting property owners.
A historical note extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant cure for bad colds. It claims the medicine relieves lungs opens secretions and restores health following nature's plan and notes its worldwide sale and dependable use.
A son was born Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Herman Morrison who reside north of Brindon A daughter was born Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Joseph Buseburg of near Howard
A Newton Iowa resident reports quick relief from arm rheumatism after applying Chamberlain's Liniment to his sister's husband. The account claims the rheumatism vanished by morning and endorses the product for chronic rheumatism, noting it is sold by all dealers.
The piece urges Ohio residents to pressure their U S Senators and Congressmen to widen and deepen rivers and build reservoirs. It argues resolutions and surveys are useless without personal letters to each district's representative, insisting timely action from Congress in response to public opinion.
Thomas Harrington was arraigned before Mayor Perrine on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty and was fined 150 dollars plus costs. Part of the fine was paid and the remainder is to be paid in a few days.
Evalyn Roberts, four, died at home in Frederick town Tuesday morning from measles after a brief illness. Carl Frazier, over 30, died at his Croton home Monday after a weeklong illness. He is survived by his wife, a son, a brother, and four sisters including Mrs. Jay Clutter of Mt. Vernon.
A garbled health note asserts bowel regularity as key to success and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to move the bowels and improve the system. It mentions constipation as a problem and links regularity to better health outcomes.
About sixty attendees gathered in the Martinsburg Christian church parlor on Monday evening to bid farewell to Rev. Jameson and his family as they relocate to Canton. The event featured a pleasing musical program and refreshments.
The third quarterly Mt Vernon circuit conference will gather at the YMCA on Saturday May 17 at 1480 p m Full attendance is requested Pres C H a D B D of the Mt Vernon Conference will preach at Beulah Ebenezer Liberty Chapel and Friendship with services on Saturday evening Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon The sacrament of the Lord Supper will be administered in connexion with the sermon service Sabbath afternoon.
Knox County Ohio invites bids for labor and materials to build Sheriff’s residence and associated works. Bids due May 23 1918 at Mt Vernon office. must include bonds and certificates. bids opened publicly at 2 pm. right to reject bids reserved.
An advertisement lists various rugs and carpets including a 9 by 12 rug priced at 8.75, ingrain wool and cotton carpets, full width wool filled options, linoleums in multiple widths, remnant lengths, screens and grills, and Go-Darts at promotional prices.
Mrs A B Whittington of thin city visited relatives in Gambler s Tusaday. Mr and Mrs Jay Clutter attended the funeral of Mrs Clutters brother Mr Carroll Frasier at Canterbury Wednesday.
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