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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1917
Page
7
Mrs. Cha Whit presided over Charles White's M A Sunday School class at Miss Sam Lane's Pillott Street home on Thonday evening. Members attended, devotional led by Mrs. White, followed by games and refreshments.
Lincoln resident Nora G Hagerty credits Chamberlain's Tablets with curing long standing constipation and stomach trouble. After severe bowel illness doctors advised surgery but a bottle of the medicine restored her health in three days and she praises its effects.
Associated Press reports Robinson, a Democrat from Washington D. C., may succeed J. Stillwell, a Republican in Columbus who resigned as head of the state Insurance Department. Superintendent Taggart recommended Robinson, the department’s assistant actuary, for appointment.
A reader from Lake View Ohio credits Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets with ending digestive troubles after trying many remedies. The testimonial notes severe after meal suffering and mentions improved health after using one bottle.
A divided ML Vernon city council discussed a hog ordinance at the Monday meeting. The measure would bar hogs in a defined district, require penned enclosures and regular cleaning, and seek public opinion before a second reading. The council also addressed water line repairs and fund transfers for sewer and street expenses.
Andersen outlines a complete plan to construct a new city fire department building in Known, featuring a tower or belfry, a bell with a lune drain, a basement for stalls and space for beasts, and separate doors for fire truck, patrol, and general use. The second story would house city firemen apartments and a council chamber with a conference room. No action was taken.
A runaway horse pulled Thatcher into a corn planter attached to a buggy near Mt Liberty. Thatcher suffered deep head gashes and bruises with no broken bones as the horse calmed and bystanders aided him. the buggy and planter were damaged.
Chief Parker and Sheriff Mosshotd ee face difficulty identifying the robber or robbers of a trext car near the tower. No clue found along the creek bank to reveal the thiefs identity or how the merchandise was obtained. Uncertainty remains whether automobile tires were stolen from the damaged car.
Short locals recount visits and travel of residents including Jay Booke, Mrs Mabel French, Mrs Sarah Jeadington, and others. Mentions a cancelled Ford agency at Danville and Army base orders for Joonadhos. Updates on James Muller recovering from an injury at Mt Vernon hospital and plans near Columbus.
A special venire has been issued to appear Monday May 20 for service as petit jurors. Names listed include Bert Hyatt First ward Zenno Taylor Third ward No. 1 Hayes Third ward Tim Bartlett Monroe W. B. Johnson Wayne Willan Carlisle College W. H. Brown Second ward.
The State of Mio Knox County announces A J Delong of Hatler Ohio appointed and qualified Executor of the late Jaco H Delong of Knox County Ohio deceased. PHILLIP L WILKINS Probate Judge of Knox County Ohio May 4 1817 MIS 6418.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of Knox County Ohio on June 9 1917 for furnishing materials and labor to grade and complete the Tipetign and Luiga School building. Proposals must be on blanks with certified check or bid bond equal to 60 percent. bids must be honored for ten days and contract executed with state law compliance. Officials named Herman Davis Clerk and Alaritt Dole registrar.
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