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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
8
Uncles Dan to speak at Williamsburg town hall on April 8 and 4. The Mothers meeting postponed to Friday, April 10. Several local notices include property listings, seeds, and a call for cleanup by the marshal. Community chatter notes guests, repairs, and upcoming local business openings.
Notices extend sympathy to J. W. Eylar of Georgetown on his wife’s death from apoplexy. Meanwhile mayors in several towns threaten to sue for a year’s salary unless re elected, contending legislative actions wrongfully cut terms. a test case may follow.
Will Keen and his sister Mrs Everett Shipp plan travels to Washington DC then New York where Keen hopes to settle permanently. The piece notes a holiday prank day and lists Republican candidates Herbert Kain E C Ely and Max Moore with no opposition except for local posts. Olive Branch apartment Batavia progress slowed by weather and opposing elements.
A Batavia Ohio classified page itemizes 5 percent mortgage lending listings with addresses in Cincinnati and Fosdick Building Cincinnati. It also notes Dr. O T Robertson dentist visits Milford on Wednesdays and Dr Hill practicing in Cincinnati and Owensville. Additional items advertise farm land near Amelia, wagons from Stirling Moore Batavia, farm implements, and Stirling Moore stock in Batavia with phrases about prices and stock availability.
Alhambra Alabama resident Mr F J Oswald faced persistent rheumatism until Dodd s Kidney Pills provided relief after doctors failed. The ad touts the remedy as effective for rheumatism and kidney trouble with a reference to State Treasurer Fred A Busse s prior success. It also notes Mayor E C Ely s broad support in Cincinnati Post praise and mentions Herbert Kain as a popular unopposed town clerk candidate.
On Tuesday the board authorized T. J. Donald to erect telephone and telegraph lines along turnpikes with the county held harmless. John R. Woodlief was named delinquent real estate collector by Treasurer Eveland at 20 percent commissions. Multiple contracts were awarded to Champion Bridge Co. for bridges on Ran's Run, Rain Run, and Ten-Mile Creek, plus abutment and culvert work by Bethymer Bros. Fagin & Kearns, A. B. Schumard, A. P. Kellum, and Frank Uhl. The session adjourned to April 14 and Stamm's Jewelry Store advertised watches and clocks in Williamsburg.
The piece highlights an intricate finish that elevates the beauty of textile patterns. It notes expert craft, refined textures, and the visual impact of careful detailing on woven designs.
Mary Pfarr of Perintown visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jano Pfarr and Rose and Margie High spent Sunday with Misses Lessie Hannah and Florence Young of Rocky Ford. Alice Hill of Stonelick was a recent guest here. Mrs Gaul and daughter Nettie spent a day with Mrs John Wiederhold. Fred High visited Cincinnati. Mrs Fred Fowler and her son Galen spent last Sunday with friends at Stonelick. Salome Schobert returned home after two weeks with her grandmother.
Capt J T McCormick and wife of Ripley visit daughter Mrs D Lee Fitzpatrick. Frank McAullen of Hillsboro guests of sister Mrs Curtis Withrow. Mrs Riley McAdams of Cincinnati among friends Sunday. Ray Scott of Bethel spends Sunday here. Mrs Anna Munn returns to Houston. Mrs Walter Curtis and son Lloyd of Cincinnati staying with her parents. Miss Cora Conley of Dayton visiting Mr and Mrs George Carter. Uncle Daniel reproduction at town hall Friday and Saturday April 3 4. Curtis Withrow in Cincinnati. Webster Blair of Cincinnati visits parents. Clint McAdams of Cincinnati visits his ailing father. Miss Collins of Buford and Alta Miller with Miss Anna Collins at George Lott concert. Frank Ferris and family move to Batavia. Frank Kirkpatrick of Russellville faces financial issues from machinery damage. assignee J W Tarbell. Phoenix Mill appraised at 2500.
John E. Applegate dies at 72 after long service in the community. Funeral Sunday conducted by Rev. J. A. Winkler. burial in Hartman cemetery. Also reports C. E. Traction Co plans and ties contracts toward Fayetteville, plus local ailment updates and election talk. Business ads urge plows from Stirling & Moore and local agents seek talent. real estate offerings include a brick dwelling and a two story building in Bethel.
An 19th century style health ad claims kidney and bladder issues harm mind and vigor and affect both genders. It promotes Swamp Root, a remedy sold by Kilmer Co., with sample by mail and a city paper citation list of local officials.
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