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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented 1902 city report shows Mayor and councilmen rallying around a revenue measure. The text mentions a goal of about $150 and indicates votes or actions to ascertain financial figures. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. The text appears garbled with names and titles unclear. No verifiable event, date, or organization is extractable for a concise card.
No preaching services at Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Marketing and sales promos include White Line Washing Powder offers, free gold fish at E D Bowlby and Sons, DOUGHERTY’S Closing Out discounts in Potter Block, and a 23 item. Also grainy ads for 35 cent Dr C Huber goods, Smokeless Coal at 3 25 per ton, and milch cows for sale through Chas Schlemer. A City Hall lecture night is planned for Thursday with Meade as clerk and Wm Fowler expanding the blacksmith shop nearby.
The Calvin residence one mile east of Harrison and the cottage opposite are for rent Call FRANK BOWLES Harrison O Terms are 1 00 a year Due to Zion quarterly meeting no services at U B Church next Sunday Revival meeting closed last Sunday evening with four accessions and eight conversions.
The notice promotes sale bills with guaranteed low prices. It reports Rev. J. M. Bolton will soon lead Oakland Presbyterian Church at Middleton after long service at Mt. Carmel. It also notes Rev. Harry C. Cunningham, who preached here recently, may be invited to lead the local church. Cunningham is described as a singer and devoted worker and a married man with a young child.
George Sater purchased a handsome white bronze monument for his family lot in Mt. Carmel Cemetery last week. The monument style is growing in popularity, and Edward K. Stone serves as the local agent for this region for inquiries.
Dr. E H Schoenling, unable to practice medicine, plans to engage in life insurance with Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati this summer. The firm is described as first-class and many prominent residents hold policies. A fine wire fence along the railroad near Geo Kuepfie’s home, built under foreman Geo W Stombaugh’s supervision, showcases top carpentry for the Big Four Road.
Beautiful gold fish in the show window of E. D. Bowlby & Son attract much attention and have been admired by hundreds. They are given away with White Line Washing Powder, a limited number, so fortunate buyers receive them. The powder is a standard good and widely used.
A small gathering of friends entertained Tuesday evening at Dr. O R Williams and wife on Park Avenue to honor a birthday anniversary. The company enjoyed dominoes music social talk and a late supper. Attendees included T P Pierce and wife and children J P Mettler and wife and Walter Hartpence and wife.
Mrs. John Hicks of Williamsport Pa reports years of shooting back and side pains dizziness and insomnia ending after trying Kid-Ne-Oids. She used them for three months and is now well and cured. Price 50c tablets sold by West Side Drug Store.
The column notes the Stone siblings recovering from measles and Harry Campbell recovering from grip. Campbell Corn Drill Co. ships drills nationwide. Frank Fath of Elwood visits, staying through tomorrow. Nellie and Norma Moore assist in a Cleves Town Hall musicale. Mrs. Wm. Zion of Lawrenceburg visits. her husband injured his knee on ice but improving. Holt Walker returns from South Lebanon with brother-in-law Charles James visiting the family. Dollie, Pearl Meade, and Vailie attend a Rialto Club masquerade in Cincinnati. J. S. Spicer and family visit from Cincinnati. he works with the Children's Home. Inez Keen, daughter of Charles Keen, enters millinery, spending time in Indianapolis to study new styles.
The Felicity Euchre Club was entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs Jos. Francis at her State street home. First prize a silver mounted ebony back brush carr, won by Mrs. C. D. Bevis. Second prize a black silk belt with sterling clasp went to Miss Carrie Becker. Guest prize a pair of black silk hose awarded to Mrs. C. F. Bauer. eight guests attended.
Property of Mrs. Mary Cox offers a residence with 13 acres of land on the east side of the Cincinnati and Harrison Turnpike, half a mile southeast of Harrison Ohio. Call or address Harrison Ohio. Beware of mercury containing medicines for catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims no mercury and is taken internally. Price 75 cents per bottle. Also advertise gate and hand bills printing services available.
An advertisement urges balance between work and diet, touting Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for being under or over weight. It claims fat is harmless within reason and promotes trying a free sample, noting the genuine label and price of 50c or $1.00 from Scott & Bowne.
The electors of Harrison village Hamilton County Ohio will vote Monday April 7 1902 from 5 30 am to 5 30 pm to elect Mayor Marshal Street Commissioner Clerk Treasurer and three Councilmen J P Marvin Mayor Auction Sale Mathew J Dill to hold a sale of personal property Saturday March 22 at 9 am at his residence east of New Haven Look out for full bill details I cured her husband Kidney remedy claim Kid No Oids 50c tablets sold by Oshkosh Wisconsin retailer
The Willette Corner opposite Tebbs Bros store in Harrison offers a central business room for rent or lease and a rear store room suitable for a family. Call or address Francis Hollowell, real estate agent, Harrison, Ohio. Your portrait free at Braley's grocery.
Miss Anna Marsh presided as hostess to the Advance Club last Friday afternoon. Miss Cora Scott resigned. Mrs. Atwood Perrine was appointed Secretary. Temperance quotations were read, a paper on the History of the Temperance Movement was presented by Mrs. T. D. Moore, and Mrs. Thomas Pierce read The Vagabonds followed by a piano solo by Mrs. Charles F. Biuer. A heated debate favored widening women roles in politics and business. The club will meet next Friday with Mrs. Perrine.
Rev. T. D. Moore will deliver Sunday morning and evening sermons on The Secret of Christian Living and The Gospel, a System of Power. The chorus choir resumes the same program as during special meetings. Helpers for the song service should arrive early. The general public is cordially invited.
Rev M L Buckley, pastor, preaches at 10 30 AM and 7 PM on What we represent and A noble purpose Daisy Cloud leads the group All are invited J J F P Hargis offers hand made shoes for cash Heuck buys and sells horses Braley's grocery offers fresh home made bread rolls and pies daily
Notice for Republicans announces a March 19 1902 meeting in the Township room City Hall Harrison Ohio to suggest candidates for offices to be voted at the Republican Primaries March 20 1902 from 4 to 8 PM at usual voting places Ex Committee D P Wayne J G Francis seek input for nominations for the primary.
Anthony Doyle and his wife faced the loss of their infant son last Friday evening. The brief life ended within one to two hours after birth. Mrs. Doyle is recovering well under the care of Dr Bowles.
Mr and Mrs David Smith of White Water Park celebrate the arrival of their third son born Wednesday evening last week. Dr Bowles attended the birth.
A large lot of Carpenter's Tools will be sold at auction at 1 o'clock P M Thursday March 20 by Mrs Margaret E Biddinger at her residence on South Vine street half a square south of the Presbyterian Church. All tools are in good condition and the sale should draw good attendance. Geo A Biddinger will be the auctioneer.
1811 classified notice announces 100 first class well seasoned round Locust Posts for sale by Charles G. Hahn in Harrison Ohio with contact details provided.
An OCR excerpt advertises Dr King’s medicine and Stum-Ac-Oids for indigestion, and Electric Bitters for female and nervous troubles. It touts liver bowel remedies, a 25 cent drugstore sale, hay for sale, and a general sales pitch promising relief from constipation headaches biliousness and dyspepsia with claims of thousands of users and guaranteed satisfaction.
George Hollowell, a light coffee user, won a watch from E. D. Bowlby & Sons via Gulden Rio manufacturer’s promotion. This is his second watch prize, and he plans to continue entering until he has enough watches to stock a store and open a jewelry shop.
Conrad Dazier expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during his wife and mother's illness and death. A sale at J A Kings livery stable is planned for March 22 with many bidders from Cincinnati and beyond, horses offered at 10 o'clock sharp.
NEW HAVEN O March 11 1902 protracted meeting began at U B Church James McClure bought Scott farm last week price 6400 Crosby township Republicans caucus Friday March 21 H E Hathaway candidate for Township Clerk Charles Gimple builds fence and gam e on Bevis farm Charles Starr improving George Krause mobile Ike Scott serves on Cincinnati jury Miss Anna Starlin stays home due eye Venice Building Association directors reelected six percent dividend declared fifty new shares sold Rural telephone line between Venice and Georgetown new marriage F F Scott and Clara Elms wed March 3 reception over fifty guests Rural delivery route east of town Venice Roudebush Alaska lecture March 21 Frank Biddinger dies Oxford venice Mrs Daisy Brown back from surgery Rev Goebold and Rev Ider visits wind damage Ochs barn down Venice gains new barber Vernon Ware on Ochs corner.
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