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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1920

Page

6

Mt. Vernon News Notes Bankers Meet Local Attendees

Local notes show Mrs. Edward Young and Mrs. Nina Patterson visiting relatives, bankers from Cleveland and Pittsburgh at a convention, J. Cole and others in town, and various social and business stops around Mt. Vernon. Bets on the bankers’ event mix with civic listings and shop ads.

J. Cole Edward Young Gambler Mt. Vernon Nina Patterson Walhonding Clara Kimball Young Syria B. Bell Bank of Pittsburg Ohio Bankers Thomas Shields West Gambier Street Barnesville South Main Mike Lucile Baker Gambier Burnley Jester Arlington, Heights Columbus F. Cary Hast Hamtramck Street Hichland County Babe Ruth J. G. Robinson Philip Burg Cleveland Bankers J. HM. Ackerman Mansfeld Church of Christ Joseph Burns City William Reynolts Lee Dell Utica Glennon Main J.C. Rays Pittsburgh John Morton Ralph Morton Bube Ruth John Whitford Mike Kate Gaffney Gail Celtehfold A. J. Seavelt North Sancusky Woat Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co F. R. Drocklebank Ohio Bankers’ Association Hrocklebank Money and Commerce Financial Journal Publehiod Ira Monthis Ab Howlery A. B. Blackburn Wort A. Root Edward Wochner Pratt Ward Pitt Struble Hayes Wilson Fredericktown Ney Dever's Arthur Parker Ashtabula Ashtabula Country Club Vernon Ba Marin

No-To-Bac Tobacco Habit Cure Claim

An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as an easy method to drop cigarettes cigars or chewing tobacco claiming cravings cease and the habit breaks quickly with financial and health benefits. The copy emphasizes simple use and immediate relief though phrasing is promotional and contains typographical errors.

Notable visitors and gatherings across Danville and surroundings

Residents attend multiple events and gatherings including the W C T U convention in Danville, Richland county fair, Marion fair, bankers convention in Columbus, and races. Attendees include Joseph Severns Reuben Clark Al Williams Nevada J D Wall Mt Gilead Dr N R Eastman William Weiner George and others visiting from Columbus Canton Vancouver and Mackinac areas.

Burg Road Danville Joseph Severns Reuben Clark Richland County al Williams Nevada William Roush Marion J. D. Wall Mt. Gilead Bankers N. R. Eastman Columbus William Weiner George Sandusky West Gambler West Walnu Street McCormick’s Ambulance J. H. Upham Roy Routchan Savannah Marian Douglas, Jr Mansfield James. Lee North Main Street Lemu Arthur Morton Roger Canton Lowell M. Harter

Wars in U S History Mentioned In Stray Paragraph

A stray paragraph on Ware of the United States lists wars in U S history. It references ten Native American conflicts including Black Hawk and Seminole wars and notes the Modoc war of 1873 as possible eleventh. It also cites major wars on the Isthmus such as the Revolution, 1812, Mexican, Civil, Spanish, and World War I, plus earlier and minor conflicts like the war with France 1798, Tripoli 1801, and the Philippine war 1899.

United States Germany France Tripoli

Freezone advertised as instant relief for corns

An advertisement claims Freezone instantly relieves aching corns and lets you lift the corn away with fingers. It promotes a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents, removing hard or soft corns and calluses between toes without soreness or irritation.

Cider Photo 1 Schedules Weekly Press Operation

Cider Photo 1 will operate a ciderpress on Tuesday Friday and Saturday each week at the first house south of Martinsburg on Newark road Hugh Cooksey location.

Martinsburg Newark Road Hugh Cooksey

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Pitkin’s Cash Provision Store Wisconsin Pride OF Vernon Armour's Parkerhouse Jolden Mt. Vernon Taxi Company Miles Stadler Hampton Roads George Stadler West High Street Stadler U. S. Navy Hail Bros Vernon-Homer-Utica Newark Rollo Workman Harold George Orrville M. H. Rosenthal Chicago Retail Clothers’ Convention Taughera William Clark Charles City Carl Zolman East Burgess Street John George Albert White Cly Box & Steinhow C. W. Barre Cyril Allerding Mangeld George Auxpaugh Hoy Bimons Robert McElroy Vine Henry Darling Hudson Howard Christopher Augusta Williams East Ohio Avenue Cary Carrie West Hightroot Calvin Veatch Nan Net] Veatch Braymer Samuel Riley Burgess Street Tinkey Mt Vernon DELCO Yankes & Altenburg Board of Education GALE Miller Estate Corner Gambler Mulberry George F. ‘Owen Money Maker Reason E. M. Blocher Wisner Hotel Buckeye Addition Patsy South Vernon Buick West Vine Street Howard Street North Braddock Street Charles H. Taylor South Main Street Ohio Drams Columbus Road Highway Construction Co Bee Conabee Bangs J.C. Levering Camperson Ohio Power Co North Main Columbus-Wooster Road Dorsey Construction Statistical Department Otis & Company Superior Ave W. E George Israel Knox Co Soga Knox Savings & Loan Association Well Pedano Fifth Avenue New York City
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