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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

8

County Dry Vote Recap From 1908 and 1909 Results

Fayette county backed dry in 1908 with 3140 to 1171 and no expected wet win this fall. Statewide data show many counties flipping wet or dry across spring 1909 and fall ballots, detailing majorities by county including Clark’s 139 vote dry margin.

Fayette County Clinton Geauga Harrison Highland Morgan Ashland Auglaise Butler Crawford Cuyahoga Erie Franklin Hamilton Henry Lucas Montgomery Ottawa Summit Allen Defiance Fairfield Huron Loretn Mercer Richland Seneca Shelby Roa Stark and Mahoning Adama Ashtabula Athens Belmont Brown Carroll Champaign Clermont Columbiana Coshocton Darke Delaware Fayette Fulton Gallia Greene Guernsey Hancock Hardin Hocking Holmes Jackson Jefferson Kinox Lake Lawrence Licking Logan Madison Marion Medina Meigs Miami Monroe Morrow Muskingum Noble Pauling Perry Pickaway Vike Portage Preble Sandusky Scioto Bull Tysemrawas Union VaeuWert Vinton Warren Washington Wayne Williams Wood Wyandot Clark County

What is a Father on Father’s Day

In the United States preparations for Father’s Day on June 18 are described. The piece contrasts Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, noting fathers’ unseen labor and worries while mothers are celebrated. It suggests honoring fathers with red or white flowers based on their status.

Father United States Pather Arief

Rodecker's Quiet Evening Market Feature

A brief listing notes late Popular Muiursie items at Rodecker's with prices around 10 cents and 139 units mentioned in small print.

Rodecker's

Chillicothe Council Settles Old Street Light Bill

The Chillicothe city council borrowed funds and paid 11 100 to settle an old street light bill. The payment was a compromise of a 13 340 claim that prompted a lawsuit by the light company. At the same session a franchise for HK and OS W lay across a street with a two week notice clause for annulment.

Chillicothe HK & OS. W

Humphrey Jones Sells 1400 Sheep in Madison County

Madison county sheep breeders and buyers purchased 1400 fine sheep from Humphrey Jones a leading local breeder. Seven hundred were shipped east by the Madison county buyers and the rest placed on pasture for later marketing. Jones recently sold 5000 pounds of wool to Rothrock and Ustick and previously drove 900 sheep last spring.

Madison County Attortes Humphrey Jones

Board of Revision Takes First Trip

The Quadrennial County Board of Equalization as a County Board of Revision began its first investigation into complaints within its jurisdiction. They visited Paint and Jefferson townships to adjust properties claimed unequal to surrounding parcels. The board, comprising the County Commissioners, County Surveyor and County Auditor, will continue with another countywide stop in a few days.

County Board of Equalization Paint Jefferson Townships Dave

Red Men Memorial Day Observance Near June 18

The Red Men of Mononcue Tribe No. 121 plan their Memorial Day event near Sunday June 18. They will meet at the wigwam at 1 pm Sunday, proceed to the First Baptist church for a memorial address by Brother Harry Wood, and request all who can finish Sowers to bring them to the hall Sunday morning.

First Baptist Church Harry Wood

Honor Flag Day Impressive Services At the Children's Home

The Elks observed Flag Day with ceremonies at the Children's Home featuring Supt J Austin Tway and family, forty Elks arriving by auto with flags and colors, prayers, songs, and tributes. Gifts included silk flags, lapel flags for children, and a reception with ice cream and cake for residents.

Elas Elks J. Austin Twey Tway Misaes Alice Kisa Piers Boscited Hasier Drease Wo Smith

New Holland Band Concerts Resume After Summer Break

The regular weekly open air concerts in New Holland resumed last week with a large crowd. Held on Thursday nights, the Big Six band is in good practice and draws several hundred attendees from New Holland and surrounding territory.

New Holland Big Six

Printer Crawford Discharges Nichols in Ohio

Columbus, C., June 15. State Printer Crawford discharged E. S. Nichols as chief clerk after a dispute over a bribery case in which Crawford testified for the prosecution. Nichols’ testimony contradicted Crawford. J. Thurman Millar of New Philadelphia, now in Cleveland, was appointed to fill the vacancy.

Columbus E. S. Nichols Crawford Nye Nichols J. Thurman Millar Philadelphia Cleveland

Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised wound healer

An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest surest healer for wounds from knives, guns, nails, tin cans, burns, boils, sores, skin eruptions, eczema, chapped hands, and piles. It claims prompt treatment prevents infection and supports gauze at Blackmer & Tanquary, priced 25 cents.

Blackmer & Tanquary

Terse language and claret in historical dining terms

A fragmented historical note discusses the origins of terse speech and a drink termed terse claret, linking alcohol usage to Dutch courage. The text explores circular food plates, speculates on ancient flat wooden plates, and traces the evolution to circular shapes from quadrilateral origins.

Phe Paorises Cmg

Tee west an thiefs nou Dem vet trem te pe of comes

fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and events. no coherent person, place, or action can be determined from the readable portion.

Tee West

Memorial Day Meeting at Wigwam During June

Memorial Day events set for Sunday June 18 with gathering at the wigwam at 1 p m. A sun memorial address will be given and attendees are asked to bring flowers to the hall Sunday morning for the observance.

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