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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
6
The canvass of the primary vote reveals a total of 2,509 cast in the county, a sharp drop from the 8,669 ballots recorded at the last general election. Local officials note the turnout discrepancy and await official tallies from the canvassing board.
The board of elections completed the canvass of Thes days primaries showing 2609 votes cast. Senator Dick received about two thirds of the Republican ballot, with key figures from the Democratic side listing central and precinct committeemen and noting names across multiple precincts.
The readable portions mention Mr Hagan and relatives, with a birthday reference and an unclear account of travel or home activities. Names and dates are fragmentary, yielding a vague family notice style item with limited verifiable details.
Albert Memorial Hall hosted Pastor Rtussell who preached a religion lecture titled The Overthrow of Satan's Empire. He argued Satan is a deceiver who corrupted humanity and the Church, tracing fallen angels' rebellion from Genesis to Peter and Jude, warning against spirit communications and modern mind cures as abuses connected to demonic influence.
Pastor Russell warns against occult influences and urges submission to the Almighty in obedience to Biblical instruction. He outlines Satan’s schemes, the coming great trouble, and the millennial reign where missionary work expands, elevating humanity toward righteousness and divine glory.
Trustees of the Ohio State Sanatorium met in session all day Thursday and reorganized for the year naming President Dr. S. P. Wise Vice President D. P. Campbell and Secretary Frank H. Tanner. Superintendent Conwell was directed to contract with Standard Stamping of Marysville for spraining the entire institution. A plan to build a new barn was discussed with no action. A joint session with the commission will be held in Dayton next week. James Mathing resigned as head laundryman and Frank Kime of Mt Gilead was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Charles Wright, the boy of Mr and Mrs Lewis Wright of Third Avenue, was severely injured Thursday evening near his home. He fell through an unfinished floor in a nearby construction, cut his chin on a timber corner, and sustained head and shoulder injuries while being moved. Dr OK Conard supplied immediate surgical care.
The city board of appraisers finished their hearing of property owner complaints. Members found several errors in certain cases and these were all corrected during the session.
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