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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
3
An advert claims a remedy for serious blood poisoning and related ailments. It touts 8.8 Friedrich ingredients, promises system cleansing, and urges readers to buy 8.3.8 from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Ga, for health benefits, warning against competing claims.
George W Hayes sues YM G A LeMayen et al in Knox County Ohio for a sheriff sale of Morrison and Hartman township lands of 157 acres more or less in section 16 and the 11th range. Sale set for November 6 1913 at 2 PM in Harrison township. Appraised value $10 000 with a third payments over one year two years and cash option. Attorney P A Bory represents the plaintiff.
Ohio county sheriffs and prosecutors have no authority to issue election proclamations in odd numbered years. Attorney General Hogan holds that in even years proclamations must be made fifteen days before elections. Proclamations for constitutional amendments only require notice to voters. Also included: probate notices appointing Katherine Zelsloff as trustee and details of third and final accounts for Emma Murray and Ray F. Levering estates.
Carver administrator reports receipt of 110.68. Marriage licenses issued for Chavied Clifford Scholes and Bith J. Severns in Brown township, and Mulondore Desmond McKnown as caretaker and Grace Keith in Mt Vernon. Deeds filed show Harrison Shultz to Leroy Mitchell for Brown and Jefferson parcels at 840 dollars, George W Higgins to Jesse B Hig Bing for 45 acres in Miller at 1 dollar, J W Oldaker to L M Thomas for 8 acres in Hilliar at 6500 dollars.
A promotional note highlights seventh strong points of promptness in banking with prompt loan decisions withdrawals and interest mailed a day early. It cites assets of 6.6 million dollars and five percent on time deposits. It invites patrons to write or call for booklets explaining money receipt and lending processes.
The Moose baseball club hosts a banquet for the Eagle club at Wisner restaurant Friday at 7:15 PM with about thirty guests. Players meet at 7:00 PM, march to the venue, and follow with the first annual Moose dance at the Pythian Armory, featuring a buffet luncheon and punch.
Deposit with us offers 5 percent annual on $500 and over and 4 percent on smaller amounts. Investments are secured by 6 percent first mortgages on Knox county farms and homes, approved after inspection. Safe investment with regular income and immediate principal availability. Knox Savings & Loan Assn. C F Colville secretary at Northwest corner Main and Vine Streets.
The county Knights of Pythias convention will be held in Gambier on Tuesday October 21. Lodges Timon Wayne Hawthorn and Gambier will be represented. County Deputy Scarbrough of Fredericktown will preside and each lodge deputy will report on the year. Chancellor commanders will deliver addresses.
An ad-like notice touts a $100 reward for exposing alleged healing claims of Hulls Catayeh Cure. It promotes the remedy as the sole Galilee cure and details supposed constitutional benefits, urging readers to seek the treatment. The poster cites dramatic testimonials and promises swift cures to persuade readers, warning of patent medicine hype.
Columbus to host the largest gathering of Ohio teachers as the Columbus convention and Publicity association unites six district and state associations. The December 29 to 31 session will feature department meetings, a union gathering, and addresses by Governor Cox and possibly Governor Ferris. A 36 member committee drafted a plan to merge associations, to be voted on before the new year.
Cleveland area coach Snyder praised the reserve squad as they prepare for Kenyon this Saturday. Key players Tubby Roe Hare and Sheldon suffered bruises from State, but all are expected to play. Detroit also moves to close fall resorts and gambling fronts as police plan to enforce new moral measures.
Canton hosts the fifteenth annual DAR conference with state regent Mrs Kent Hamilton of Toledo presiding. President general N B Alf t addresses attendees with calls for good citizenship and American ideals. Delegates hear remarks on home preservation and immigrant education as local officials seek DAR guidance. The event includes a reception and daylong conferences.
In Mansfield a mix-up almost caused a denominations confusion when Rev A H Ross of Marion arrived to conduct at Grace Episcopal and entered St Luke s Lutheran by mistake. He found the Lutheran pastor Keller and learned the error before proceeding to Grace Episcopal, where worshipers had gathered.
Adram C. Anson, former Chicago pennant winner and captain, declares his old 1880s Chicago lineup with stonewall defense would beat the Philadelphia Athletics of today. He argues their pitchers and hitters exceed the current champs, challenging any modern lineup to match stars like Buck Ewing and Mike Kelley.
A meeting at the Mt Vernon YMCA drew many young men interested in forming a field artillery battery. Major Bush of Columbus attended and oversaw examinations. Dr. S. B. Deeley was named examining physician in Mt Vernon, with exams available by appointment. The unit aims to organize within weeks.
A workman named Huffman lost part of his right index finger at the Bridge Works Tuesday evening when it was caught between a chain and iron hog trough. He received surgical care from Dr. B. Deeley at the Medical and Surgical Sanitarium and was returned home on West High street.
Independent phones 871 Bell 194 Miller Bros announce a new first aid ambulance ready to respond day and night. Charley Dalye reminds West Point not to forget the Army has not scored on the Middies since 1008.
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