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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
3
Buckeye Hulliling Loan Company in Columbus Ohio advertises 260000 available for farm loans with low interest rates. It promises repaying in full or partial at any time and offers straight monthly payment loans through Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio.
Ed Dever Returns Money Paid Him and Rexall Kidney Pills are touted with a money-back guarantee if no relief is felt. The ad claims to restore kidney function and health, urging readers to start treatment today at the local Rexall Store. Also noted is L T Crowley’s business trip to Columbus.
Wilson delegates secure success in the county race while Harmon wins the vote on the presidential choice. The result highlights party alignment and candidate preference as ballots are tallied across the region. Local officials reported orderly voting with turnout reflected in preliminary figures.
Knox county primaries show Roosevelt delegates victorious for Republicans and harmonizing Wilson slate for Democrats. Key results include Beers and Young elected delegates, Cromley and Crider leading prosecutor and sheriff, and Bell and Hayes winning local offices. mixed delegate votes reveal tension between popular presidential choice and national ticket alignment.
Fred Dunn changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on grand larceny charges, fined $50 and costs, and a 0 day pay period granted. George Irvine was found guilty of contempt of court, sentenced to 10 days jail with suspension on payment of alimony and $15 monthly to his wife. Other cases include Dunlap guilty on paternity, Camp vs Young verdict for defendant, a mused mandamus in Warning v State, and estate inventory filings alongside deeds.
Charles Shankles was freed from county jail at 10 Tuesday morning after a sentence of S days. He quickly obtained whisky and became intoxicated, later found drunk in the map's office awaiting police. Mayor's office and Chief Clements ordered him out of town and he was jailed again for failing to depart. He had a prior fine enforcement issue tied to a Camps Glass order later deemed invalid. He was apprehended in Toledo, Ohio and jailed to serve the fine.
President Taft, back in Washington from Ohio, planned to campaign in New Jersey for delegates to Chicago. He gave no public comment on the Ohio results but remained confident he will secure enough delegates for the nomination. Electric Bitters advertised as malaria cure with patient testimonial.
A daughter was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs Ralph Brock of East Burgess Street in a brief birth notice. The item appears in a Banner Want Ads public notices column.
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