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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
4
The piece rails against Clermont Publishing Co and county printing under old Sun rates, notes political digressions on Roosevelt Ingas and Ingalls, and condemns reformers while praising Gustavis Franklin Swift and his Chicago pork-packing empire. It also mocks M E Ingalls and a Foundling note attacking Republican honesty and justice.
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio appoints and qualifies John Rowan as executor of the George E. Hance estate with attorney W Bulick noted. Dated March 30 1903.
The piece rails at local figures including Penn Horace Steve Lonnie Harry Hughie Claytie Johnnie Frank and Frank incense. It accuses them of corruption while contrasting old and new factions tied to a “Family Tree Gang” and criticizes the editor alignment in Clermont.
Miss Etta Heslar and Mr. Reeves of Kentucky quietly wed at Georgetown last Wednesday. The literary held its final session at E. C. Reed's home. A new blacksmith shop opens with skilled workman Hil. William Steward convalesces after illness. Mrs. Joseph Schilling confined with grippe. Garden making active. Miss Brina Harry guest of Mrs. Hill. William Balser buys Anderson Malott place. Frank A. Ireton from Cincinnati reports tassel with the mumps. Candidates busy at work. Edna Glancy has whooping cough. Mr. Jenner attended services at Williams burg. Mrs. Ira Connor improving slowly. Henry Jenner builds a storm house. John Armstrong and Harley Caldwell home from the city. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Steward and son guests at Williamsburg.
A collection of curiosities about animals notes cud chewing with cloven feet, suction feeding herbivory, and carnivore lapping like cats. It mentions eye and eyelid peculiarities in horses and hares, the owl’s fixed eye and head turning, frog respiration with mouth closed, fish gill motion, and deer needing extra breathing. It also covers snakes in Africa with stomach teeth, feather loss from diet, and advises mercurial ointment and feeding practices to fatten poultry for market.
Miss Martha Fillmore hosts in Cincinnati while Mollie Myrick returns home from illness in the city. Cincinnati visitor Miss Mabel Stickle attends a young people’s party. The Christian chapel reorganizes with officers led by Superintendent William Houser. Fred Adams farms after abandoning city work. Various locals attend visits, travels, and minor milestones. A school close set for April 8 includes an entertainment. Prof C J Swing honored by the Christian Endeavor Society before returning to Bethel.
Miss Edith Burger returns from Ox ford college for spring vacation and Miss Mary Baumann accompanies her. High school admission exam set for April 3 at the school. Miss Mamie Doughman hired as Loveland school teacher. Florence Roat and Lucy Gibbs earned certificates at the last examining board meeting. Earl Conover, two years in Cincinnati, is home. Baccalaureate sermon to be given by Rev. Davis at M E church on Sunday April 26 at 10 40 a m. Benjamin Leever rents a farm in Warren county and moves his family there. 8 B Myers and W R Frey did business in Batavia last Saturday. The away social at town hall drew a large crowd last Saturday night. Mrs Elizabeth Solder and daughter Lizzie are town residents. Tallie Irwin visited her sister Mrs John Leever of Hamilton last week. Delphia Hardy has returned home from Day-
An advertisement compares children to young plants showing some grow strong with proper care. It claims Scott's Emulsion feeds a child’s growth, helping weaknesses not caused by food shortage. Product from Bowne in New York lists price and retailers.
Local brief items include employment changes, illnesses, and visits. Notable mentions: Mrs. Randall of Morristown died, funeral held. Wiliam Gatch seriously ill in Bellefontain. Miss Maggie Molloy visited from Cincinnati. I. O. O. F. anniversary in Clermont county Goshen on April 25 with speakers Turnipseed Glancy and Prof. Jordon. crowd invited to bring baskets. The graduating class lists names. commencement at M. E. church May 6 with music from Cincinnati.
Spring brings fatigue and disorders says the ad. Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil with soda is promoted as a fast builder for run-down conditions. Claims to provide cod liver oil benefits without grease. Sold by druggists. Estharmon Chemical Co, St Louis, Mo.
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