Harrison News Subscription Rates and Returns
The Harrison News will be furnished at the low price of 1.00 a year six months 50 rents three months 25 cts payable in advance. Now is the time to subscribe The News and the New York Weekly Tribune both papers for 1 25. Supt Thos P Pierce and family arrived home Monday from Danville Ind and Camden C after a pleasant trip. Mr Pierce dispensed with his moustache during the visit and now friends must be introduced to recognize him.
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Harrison News
The
News
New York Weekly Tribune
Thos. P. Pierce
Danville
Ind
Camden
Mr. Pierce
Ferd Widmann Sr. Dies at Son’s Home in Chicago
Ferd Widmann Sr., longtime Harrison harness maker and German community figure, died at 8:30 Sunday morning in Chicago where he lived with his son Edward and grandchildren. His funeral was held at 9 o’clock at the Catholic Church, with Father Eilerman officiating and Baughman & Penny in charge. pallbearers included B. H. Warburg, George Kocher, James Deery, Martin VanHall, Jacob Schneider, and Thomas Rourke.
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Frank Viel
Ferd. Widman, Sr
Chicago
Silace
Widmann
Jacob Loos
Harrison
Father Eilerman
Baughman & Penny
B. H. Warburg
George Kocher
James Deery
Martin VanHall
Jacob Schneider
Thomas Rourke
Pioneer Association Elects New Officers at Whitewater Park
The Pioneer Association met at Whitewater Park last Saturday afternoon and elected a new president, Hon. Harry S. Cooper, and other officers. Plans began for the 1902 reunion with Cooper leading the vigorous, businesslike efforts.
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Pioneer Association
Whitewater Park
Harry S. Cooper
Cooper
Death of Miss Maggie Hahn near New Haven
Miss Maggie Hahn sister to Chas G Hahn died Thursday at 6 pm at John Shinkie’s residence northeast of New Haven. Aged about 59, she was buried Sunday morning in Braynville Cemetery after services at the Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev W A Ferguson. Interment by A F Burk.
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Maggie Hahn
Chas. G. Hahn
John Shinkie
New Haven
Braynville
Presbyterian Church
W.A. Ferguson
A. F. Burk
Will G C Cooper Dialect Poem From Cleves
The piece presents a charming dialect verse by Dr. Will GC Cooper of Cleves. It showcases regional speech and playful rhythm, capturing local color, humor, and character through vivid phrasing and closely observed scenes. The author’s voice and Kentucky or Ohio dialect flavor define the work.
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Will GC. Cooper
Cleves
Whitewater Park Dialect Poem By Dr Cooper Featured
A fragment highlights ae one on by Charles Hobham and a Whitewater Park by Cleves. The piece charms readers and is printed in full on this page, praised as a historic dialect poem by Dr Cooper in a distinctive style.
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Charles Hobham
Whitewater
of Cleves
Cooper
Fractured Leg Incident In Harrison Till Farm
Conrad Hass of Harrison Till suffered a twelve foot fall from a hay-mow while working in his barn fracturing his right thigh. Doctors Bowles and Grubbs reset the limb and the patient soon felt relief.
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Conrad Hass
Harrison Till
Yoon
Electric Railway Line To Link Elizabethtown And Cleves
The Times Star reports next steps to grade a new Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Aurora line to connect Elizabethtown with Cleves. The project would abandon the condemned Lost bridge section and cut four miles from the current Cleves Elizabethtown rail distance by using part of the Big Miami river bridge and tracks along the Whitewater river to Elizabethtown.
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Times-Star
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora
Elizabethtown
Cleves
Big Miami River
Valley Junction
Big Four
Whitewater River
THE NEW POSTMASTER APPOINTMENT IN TOWN
Congressman Bramwell nominates Clint F Bonham for postmaster to fill the Gray term. Several applicants, four Civil War veterans, disappointment among those who sought the post. Cincinnati authorities insisted Bonham get the plum, Bromwell warned not to challenge.
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J. H. Bramwell
Clint F. Bonham
David W. Gray
Bonham
Cincinnati
Mr. Bonham
M. Bromwell
Clint Moning
Black-Leg
Clifton visitors enjoy country comforts with Mrs Estell
Mrs L D Huston of Clifton visits with her daughter Marie and Mrs Richard Schliewen from the College of Music Cincinnati at Mrs Margaret Thomas home. They are enjoying the heated term in the country with Mrs Maggie Estell aiding in making guests comfortable and welcome.
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L. D. Huston
Clifton
Marie
Richard Schliewen
College of Music
Cincinnati
Margaret Thomas
Maggie Estell
Birthday celebration at Pike Hill for Charles E White
One of the season’s happy social occasions was the birthday anniversary of Charles E White held at his Pike Hill home last week. The event resembled a family reunion with Mr and Mrs Burt White and their whole family present. Grace Ralph Ford and Loren provided entertainment to the delighted elders.
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Charles E. White
Pike Hill
Burt White
Grace
Masters Ralph
Ford
Loren
Bridge Inspectors Find Longnecker Crossing In Poor Shape
County Commissioner John Renck and Engineer Lee Walter visited the Longnecker bridge over the Whitewater last Monday and found it in very bad condition, signaling urgent structural concerns for the county. The officials noted deteriorating supports and possible safety hazards requiring further assessment and potential action.
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John Renck
Lee Walter
Longnecker Bridge
Whitewater
Mr Rentk Warns Bridge Delay Might Harm Structure
Mr Rentk expresses concern that the bridge delay will jeopardize structural integrity. He cites potential weakening and safety risks if the project stalls longer. Officials have not yet announced a new completion timeline.
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Mr. Rentk
Schoenling Hosts Joyful Christian Church Outing
Mr and Mrs Lagie Schoenling entertained the C W E M of the Christian Church with seventeen guests at their country home four miles northeast of town. Mrs Schoenling prepared a magnificent supper and delivered a bountiful spread of seasonal delicacies. The board conducted business neatly and the afternoon ended in merriment while plans for a forthcoming big dinner were discussed.
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The
Christian Church
Lafe Schoenling
Here
West Harrison L and B Association Elects Officers
At a regular meeting last Monday the West Harrison L. and B. Association elected officers including President William M. Fowler Vice President E. D. Bowlby Secretary Horace G. Bowles Treasurer Francis Hollowell and Attorney James M. Benson The by laws were adopted and the group is ready for business Bowles declined to continue as secretary with a replacement to be elected if needed Meetings will be held Friday each week
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New West Harrison L. & B. Association
Wwm. M
Fowler
E. D. Bowlby
Horace G. Bowles
Francis Hollowell
James M. Benson
H. G. Bowles
Dearborn County Male Inhabitants Aged Seventy Plus List
Lawrenceburg Register compiles the Harri son township roster listing Dearborn County men aged seventy or older. Names such as James Attae, Richard Bowles, Jacob Bourquine, George Einsel, Lawrence Folenius, Toler Gobel, Jacob Hoffman, John Haas, Joseph Meshame, Joshua Mortashed, Armitage Morgan, Warren Steele, Constantine Schaier, Lawrence Schaich, William Jones appear among residents with ages printed alongside many entries.
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Lawrenceburg
Dearborn County
Harrison Township
James Attae
Ees Sisiestiks
Richard Bowles
Iinisaeun
Jacob Bourquine
George Einsel, Sr
Sdaashonsensjeinen
Kosmus Frederick
Viene
Lawrence Folenius
Bieacs
Toler Gobel
Ccceese
Sse
Vserse
Jacob Hoffman
Ail
Eank Weer
John Haas
Jacob Haas
Anyhody Haley
Warren Steele
Constantine Schaier
Ietes Seshes
Eaacies
Lawrence Schaich
ABIOD
William Jones
Harrison Weekday Loafers Watch Electric Car Arrivals
A number of loafers frequent Harrison streets during the week, lingering to observe women boarding and alighting from the electric cars, a common pastime noted in local life.
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Harrison
Bridge siting near Pin Hook outlined by engineer visit
Engineer Walter surveyed the creek site at Pin Hook last Monday and located the proposed bridge. John Schaick holds the contract for constructing the abutments.
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John Renck
Walter
Pin Hook
John Schaick
Rumor of Beer at Young Folks Social Sparks Local Talk
A recent youth social stirred chatter as reports of beer kegs circulated before the event. The gathering, attended by many well known youngsters, reportedly passed smoothly. The originator of the false claim, said to be an uninvited guest, is expected to be exposed soon.
Astounded the Editor ERuitor 8 A Brown Bennettsville
A Brown of Bennettsville writes that after his wife used four bottles of a tonic she recovered from dyspepsia and loss of appetite. He praises the product as a grand tonic with a gentle laxative and claims it cured her stomach and liver troubles. Sold 500 each at Sam A Barrows. The Hartpence Upright Curtain Stretcher is advertised by inventor Mrs Phebe Hartpence with price 2 50 and agents wanted by Walter Hartpence Harrison O.
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Eruitor
A. Brown
Bennettsville
Phrouzh
Sam A. Barrow
Phebe M. Hartpence
Harrison
Walter Hartpence
Harrison, O
Public testimonial for Kid-Ne-Oids and local ads
A group of individuals from Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin share testimonials that Kid Ne Oids cured kidney issues and could help others. The notice lists names and addresses and promotes sugar coated tablets priced 50 cents sold at West Side Drug Store. Also advertised are horses mules bungies for sale and livery services by Kuna with flexible terms.
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West Side Drug Store
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Advertisement offering Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee. E. W. Grove signs each box. Sells for 25 cents at 641 The American Clover Buncher by W. W. Davison, claiming top quality and best performance.
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E. W. Grove
W. W. Davison
Dayton Grays Defeated by Harrisons 48 to 9
The Dayton Grays visited town last Sunday and were routed by the Harrisons. Dayton allowed forty hits while Harrisons amassed a final score of 48 to 9 after the ninth inning.
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Dayton Grays
Grays
Harrisons
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Dr. W. C. Cooper
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Wiedemann
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Kuna
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Clinton
Jackson
West Side Damgstore
Harrison, Ohio
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Erie
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A. F. Bork
Undertaker
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