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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
4
Knox county delegates elected at the May 17 primary will convene at the county courthouse in Mt Vernon Ohio to select delegates to the state circuit judicial and senatorial conventions. The meeting aims to organize the county delegation and finalize representation.
Saturday June 4 1910 at 1 pm rising delegates and nine alternates to the Democratic State convention to be held in Dayton June 21 22. Also nine delegates and nine alternates to the Circuit Judicial Convention at Coshocton June 2 and forty three delegates and forty three alternates to the senatorial convention at Mansfield June 7. County wards and townships listed with stake counts and districts for Mt Vernon Me Vernon and other towns. Chairman and committee officials named.
Ambiguously garbled report describes Dick receiving an endorsement at a preprimary event. Voters and party figures debate neutrality, candidate support, and the integrity of the process, with scattered references to polls, committees, and possible amendments.
Fragmented text suggests discussion of Myron Herrick or Brother Charter and a Democratic majority in both houses. Mentions Ohio people, Republicans losing seats, path to possible primaries and political shifts. Details unclear due to garbled OCR.
Mr and Mrs Rigstonn spent several days last week with relatives at Howard. Bethel Harris visited Wersleter at Utica last week. Sime and wife were entertained on Sunday by Mr and Mrs, George Davison, Mey. Wm Frey returned Sunday after a several days visit with her daughter Mrs G Wood of Mr Vernon. Mrs Bertie Iya of Union Grove visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Leander McCamant. Mrs Jane Harris was the Sunday RUOKL of Mrs Jane Holts. Miss Goldie Morgan of ML Vernon visited Saturday and Sunday at her home. Mr Tango Taylor of Utica visited his mother, Sunday. Mr Sam Davison purchased the reaver property. Miss Ruth Mercer entertained Ming Kibet Harris at dinner Sunday. Hert Norila spent Sunday with his father Marion Norris, who is poorly. VT J Heas, who is working near Ut ea, spent Saturday and Sunday with his family.
An impaired ledger style notices event at Mt Zion on a Saturday night May 2 featuring speaker Geo. Harel. A stream of community names references visits, marriages, and Sunday gatherings. Local residents and families from New Castle to Red Oak are noted with farm work, barn building, and social visits during spring and early summer.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous potential congressional nominees with many misspellings and scattered names such as Longworth, Young, Hamilton, Kennedy, Howland, and Thomas. The item reads as a rough roll call of candidates across numbered districts with unclear affiliations.
A $3,000 monument bid for WH subscriptions from Howe family members was awarded today in Spencer to honor brothers Inventora, Rilke Howe, William Howe and Tyler Howe. The trio were noted for inventions including a sewing machine, a tranq tudge, and an opening body, tying their work to local history.
The White Ribbon column recalls a women’s temperance message urging "Keep sweet, keep cheerful" and strong moral backbone. It details meetings at a church on Vine Street, notes about suffrage, charity events, and a bake of community programs. mentions Myra Hrinknatool, Gladys Altenburgh winning a medal, and plans for future exchanges and socials.
A dense OCR list names many nominees for Congress and related election figures. The text enumerates numerous individuals by surname and given names alongside ordinal positions, suggesting a district-wide slate and potential incumbents.
Fragmented OCR shows garbled dialogue phrases with names and social scene hints. It mentions a companion, drink, and a retirements context in a city setting, but details are unreadable and uncertain.
In the district race for the Republican nomination Chamberlain of Hlyria faces Huntington Brown of Mansfeld. Chamberlain carried Lorain and Huron by small margins while Brown won Richland Knox Askland and Morrow. Chamberlain’s large vote in Lorain secured his victory.
Second monthly sale of horses and cows at Waddell's livery barn West Front street Mt. Vernon Ohio Saturday May 21 1910 including draft mare and drivers If you have a horse to sell bring it in and we will get it for you.
To whom it may concern Norman V Blaw Shaw states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Clara EB Shaw on and after May 14, 1910. The notice identifies Norman V. Bhaw as the signer.
W O Rockwell and Company of Mt Vernon seeks a loan of 4000 dollars with ample first mortgage security on a 0 acre farm. The notice emphasizes secured financing and location in Mt Vernon.
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