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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
3
OCR fragment furnishes multiple times 5 45 am 10 10 am 4 53 pm 3 15 pm with no clear event or subjects. No discernible persons organizations places or dates present to anchor a coherent news item or summary.
Local notes report many visits and relocations around Harrison. A. Biddinger advertises 84 acres east of Harrison with a residence, barn, and water. Bar ney Weitzel works nights at Chicago’s elevated railway earning 60 dollars monthly. Finley S. Brooke and wife move to Harrison. Raymond Gibson and wife visit from Cincinnati. Raymond recently married there in June. Numerous relatives and neighbors are hosted across Harrison, with trips to Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg, Battle Creek, and Niagara Falls mentioned among community members. Interest also centers on social visits, vacations, and Pioneer Picnic attendance at Elmwood and Price Hill locations.
The notice states there will be no ice cream social at St John’s Catholic Church in the church yard next Wednesday evening. A Lawrenceburg Fair preview claims it will be the best fair in Southeastern Indiana this year. An ad from Appiarius grocery seeks butter and lard at highest market price. A 54 acre tract of the A Je Mettler estate was bought by A W Taber for 750, adjoining his farm.
Persons desiring amusement or refreshment privileges at the Scribes' Picnic on the 30th inst. should call on or address Thos Shroyer, Manager, Ross, D. The picnic will be larger than ever this year.
A weekly Pioneer Association officers meeting is set for Saturday at 2 PM at Whitewater Park to finalize plans for last week’s celebration. The Davison family plans a Michigan trip with Ed Davison and wife from Peabody joining for boating and fishing near Mullet Lake. Also contains a dubious ad segment for a tonics and tainted editorial content from Lorain and Brazil sources.
Diamond stud lost on Saturday July 12. Finder to leave with Joe Meyer and receive liberal reward. Owner W I Zack Arias of Sit Brookville Indiana requests return or contact.
A brief directive encourages young people to read the notice in another column of the newly established State Normal School at Oxford. The item signals ongoing campus communication and student engagement with school activities.
A strange hailstorm incident in our town led to the death of over two hundred birds at John Matsenbaugh's home. Birds gathered in the shade trees were found dead on Friday with heads detached or wings lost, shocking the family and prompting cleanup.
Auction of the 102 acre Weitzel farm with a two story frame house and out buildings, located 1 mile east of here. Terms easy, and announced sale day. For details, contact Mr. Weitzel or Geo. A. Biddinger, Harrison. Also Harrison Telephone Co elects Swarthout as Manager and Bowers as Director to push Bell system connections and improve the exchange. Mrs Martha Green adds red front on her street residence.
The Presbyterian Church ladies host a Lawn Fete on the parsonage grounds Friday evening August 8 with free admission. If rain cancels the outdoors, refreshments will be served inside the church and attendees may purchase tickets to the benefit concert.
Look Pleasant, Please. Photographer C. C. Harlon of Eaton, Ohio, explains years of agony from indigestion ended by Electric Bitters. He praises them as a godsend for stomach, liver and kidney troubles, noting they build up the system. 50c guaranteed by Sam A. Barrow, druggist.
A health reform pitch praises a sprightly step and rosy complexion. It claims Dr King’s New Life Pills improve digestion and banish headaches, promising active organs and a good mood. Available for 25c at West Side Drugstore.
An ad promotes room with heat and light at $15 per year and board from $2 per week, directing readers to F. B. Dyer at Miami University Oxford Ohio for full information. It also includes various promotional lines for products and a Hartpence Curtain Stretcher with a one year Harrison News subscription offer.
Council chaired by Gov B Tebbs with full membership. Streets and Alleys reports gravel hauled on streets at 10 cents per load. Hall and Finance notes bonds delivered and $1000 received from O R Williams. Water and Light committee report a can prepared. O P Winters resigns as Marshal. Warren Hauck hired as assistant to Benson. Harrison councilmen Myers and Binder seek dispersal of surplus water on John Street. Spraul to consult. Graft poles fines action postponed. Adjourned.
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