Tax Listing Notice Opens 1931 Filing Period
The tax listing period for 1931 begins April 13 and ends May 1. Exemption of $100 applies to listings made before May 1. after that no exemption. All property must be listed at true money value with autos per back page schedule. Penalties apply for failure to list money notes and mortgages. mortgage records checked by a county official. Returns should be sworn by a deputy. blanks mailed to previous year listors and others on request. extra blanks available at banks and county offices.
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Recorder’s Office
Batavia
Clarence Lytle
Monroe
Milton Brannen
Pierce
Union
Ceeeeree
Henry Allinger
Goshen
Mt. Holly
O. A
Agin
Washington
James Liming
KR. C. Meyer
Miami
Perintown
G. E. Kipp
Brandbh Hill
Thompson
Miamiville
Dora L. Berg
Miami—Mulberry
Fred. Krauthaup
Franklin Two
Fred Simmerman
Jackson Two
Marathon
Curtis
Jackson
Monterey
Howard Snell Jackson
Lorado
E. E. Griswold
Williamsburg
Geo
Medary Stonelick Two
Roy Woodruff
E. D. Miller
Rapp
Seesuseese
E. DeBruler
Moscow
Neville
John Rist
Amelie
Joe Brock
Newtonsville
Eccree
Manley Hill Bethell
Chas. Taylor New Richmond
Get Up Nights Relief Ad and Local Social Notes
A 25c BU-KETS bladder remedy promises to ease waking nights by cleansing impurities. The notice follows local society items across Owensville and Bethel, listing visits, entertainments, and family updates from Glendale to Cincinnati.
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A. O
Nash
Newtonsville and Amelia Social Notes District Roundup
Newtonsville community records a busy Sunday School reorganization with officers and many local visits. Amelia scenes include protracted Baptist services, school events, club meetings, family visits, and notices of moves, births, and social gatherings across several households.
Goshen Stonelick Sunday School Convention Set
Goshen and Stonelick township Sunday schools under Clermont County Council of Religious Education plan a convention at Goshen M E church on April 19 at 2 p m. The Goshen school youth lead worship on The Message of Music. Rev A P Smith of Loveland and Eli H Speidel of Batavia will speak. Everyone welcome. Federal Land Bank Loans 5 percent Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association 1307 First National Bank Building Cincinnati. j2it
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Earl Burns
Norwood
Meats Ritchie
Cincinnati
George Smith
Cleveland
Boring
Fred Bishop
Amelia
Perin
Earl Conover
Middletown
Joshen
Stonelick
Goshen M. H
A. P. Smith
Loveland
Eli H. Speidel
Batavia
Goshen and Stonelick Town
Clermont County
Federal Land Bank Loans
Cincinnati National Farm, Loan Association
First National Bank
Alumni Notes appoint Batavia Alumni Association boards
Dr. Frank P. Hamilton of Cincinnati, president of the Batavia Alumni Association, called a March 31 executive meeting that appointed committees for Program, Dinner, Necrology, Nomination, and Resolution. The date is set for Saturday May 30 with no meeting place named.
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Frank P. Hamilton
Cincinnati
Batavia Alumni Association
S. L. Larkin
Hugh Nichols
Kenneth Hillen
Anna Glancy
Dean Nichols
Alpha Speidel
Harriett Dennison
Wilma Brown
Anne Ungelheam
Walter Bauer
Elizabeth Jamieson
Orville Halbisch
Myrtle Wilson
Julia Long
Augusta Hulick
Forrest Ely
M. J Kain
Bessie Denham Glancy
Lott Hulick
Louise Hicks
Marie Young
Ella Anstaett
Harriett Wiseman
Who Knows Him James W Mockbee of Moscow Ohio
A plea runs in this paper asking readers who knows James W. Mockbee born February 1861 in Moscow Ohio or any relatives. The United Research Co of Chicago requests any information to help locate him or his kin with potential good news for relatives.
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James W. Mockbee
Moscow
Ohio
United Research Co
Chicago
New Industry in Batavia Rabbitery Opens for Market
Batavia launches rabbit farming as Geo Hugo invests in ten does and two males from Raisinbrook Rabbit Co. at Springfield. The rabbitery in P. M. Rapp’s former store room uses wire hutches, keeping animals sanitary. Snow white rabbits fetch 15 to 20 cents per pound for meat, fur, and fertilizer byproducts. Breeding stock commands high prices, and the company agrees to buy all outputs.
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Batavia
Geo. Hugo
Raisinbrook Rabbit Co
Springfield
P. M. Rapp
Georgetown to Build New Junior High and Gymnasium
The Georgetown school board opened about 60 bids for the three parts of the new junior high and gymnasium replacing the fire damaged building. The project, costing around $50,000, accompanies water works, street improvements and other enhancements boosting the town’s appeal.
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Georgetown
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D. of R. Lodge
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Allan
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W. A. Taylor
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Frances Davison
Ollie House
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Fred Winters
Billy
Phil Swing
C. J. Paeltz
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Sam Mefford
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Ed Boggess
Carthage
G. A. Maxfield
Lew Tatman
I. L. Laycock
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J. C. Scott
Owensville
A. Q. Iven
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Mag Hiserman
Val Anstaett
A. P. Buerkle
Main Street
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G. B. Hill
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Ww. A. Howe
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Clarence Smith
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Gene Anstett
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Russell
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Mildred Wallace
Katharine
Lebanon
Frank White
Earl Jones
W. L. Stevicks
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Odie Shinkle
Ralph Trost
Mariemont
Ike Dumford
Thomas Grimes
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Julia Glover
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Taylor Glover
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Dayton
B. L. Mattox
L.F. Mattox
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Hamilton
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Clarence Kirgan
Mercedes
Texas
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Flora
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Madisonville
J. R. Hicks
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Gordon Hicks
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Charlotte
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Earl Brandenberg
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Ruth Sater
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Walter Bolander
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David Lowe
Elly Ritchey
Elmer Kayser
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Henry Haase
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Geo. Nichols
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Southwestern Association
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Edward Frances
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R. F. Myer
0. M. Edwards
Albert Leeds
Goshen-Stonelick
Federal Land Bank
Goodyear
J.C. Euhr
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Adamson’s Poultry
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