Judge Marcus Shoup Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress
Judge Marcus Shoup announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Sixth District Congress race subject to the May primary election.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
4
Judge Marcus Shoup announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Sixth District Congress race subject to the May primary election.
The Peck proposal to reorganize Ohio courts is approved 78 to 28, keeping the Supreme Court, Courts of Common Pleas and Probate Courts, with new Court of Appeals and inferior courts as law may create. It aims to speed justice with one trial and one review, limiting corporate delay, while noting a pending taxation question.
Clermont County Ohio docket lists actions including Johnson v Duchemin to sell real estate, Hill guardianship and deed set aside, Mullen v Mullen divorce, Rosenberger v Rosenberger custody, and more. Indictments, marriage licenses, and appointments accompany suits and land transfers across multiple townships with figures and estates noted.
Ella H Potts transfers 60 acres in Tate Township to Eva Plymail for $1. Etta Turner also transfers 24 acres in Tate Township to Eva Plymail by quit claim for $1. Henry Robinson transfers to William Paul et al. with unspecified details.
The record presents a legal notice to Lizzie Lewis Kelly and others with unknown residency regarding a will and property in a southwest Shaw’s Shade area. It names a 1912 probate date, outlines debts and claims, and describes a parcel boundary description to determine appropriation for payables and estate settlement.
Non resident William Fuhr is notified that John C. Fuhr filed a mortgage foreclosure petition in the Clermont County Court of Common Pleas. The action concerns a Williamsburg village Lot 202 real estate and $473.06 debt as of March 22 1912. Answer by May 2 1912.
Guardian R W Gregg representing Sallie C Wake offers public auction of Sallie C Flake's Batavia property on April 20 1912 at 1000 am. The 48 by 66 foot lot on Sixth Street bounded by Wood Street appraised at 850 dollars with cash terms.
Besigue Jr a black gray Percheron stallion of about 1600 pounds foaled April 10 1008 listed with the Percheron Society of America record 55240. The sire Quinquina 8418 with Jeannot Damala and the dam Valine 56280 with Damier Armand and Fernando lines. Second and third dams traced to Brilliant Coco and Jean Le Blanc line. JR will stand the 1912 season two miles west of Batavia on the Cincinnati pike. Ten dollar stud fee to insure a living foal. Parties failing to return mares or withholding after breeding liable for service fee. Care not guaranteed against accidents. Fred Miller. Two year old stock and other farm listings mentioned.
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