Resolution of Clermont County Republican Central Committee
A 1910 meeting of the Republican Central Committee of Clermont County Ohio adopts a resolution establishing the committee structure. It declares one member from each township, elected by qualified Republican voters at the May 17, 1910 primary as provided by law, with signatures of Peo L Johnston and Hex Fagin.
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Republican Central Committee
Forlermont
Ohio
Ublican Party
Clermont, Bounty
Republican Central Eee
Repulcan County
Coulermont County
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Clermont County Republican Primary Delegates Chosen
The Clermont County Central Committee adopts rules for the Republican primary to select delegates for the Ohio Republican State Convention. Voting occurs September 17, 1910, at one poll per precinct, with delegates to county and state conventions, including a plan for officers and representatives.
Republican Voters Sixth District announce candidacy
An old political notice announces a Republican candidate for the Sixth Congressional District. It critiques parties, references slogans, tariffs, and figures, and mentions Bryan era prohibition moves and financial panic forecasts. The text blends campaign rhetoric with era commentary and names politicians and newspapers.
High pork prices and talk of war noted in era commentary
The column discusses rising meat costs likening pockets to an elephant's heavy tread and notes Baron Komura dismissing war talk with Japan. It cites Tufts President Hamilton on Americans craving luxury goods and urges fireproofing county records after the Adams County courthouse fire, urging protective measures.
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Baron Komura
New York World
Japan
America
Obituary of Rev. John W. Burdsall
Rev. John W. Burdsall of Clermont county Ohio born November 23 1841 died April 1910 aged 68 years four months and days after a life devoted to ministry and service. He served in the Civil War with the Eighty Third Ohio Volunteers and left a large family of seven children from his first marriage and three from his second to mourn his loss. He preached 489 funerals baptized 259 and assisted many dying, leaving a lasting impact on church and community. He is remembered as a tireless worker and leader in the local ministry with a deep faith and charitable influence. Burial was at Pigon Rose cemetery with memorials of his life from family.
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John W._Burdsall
Old Concord
Clermont County
Ohio
House of the Lord
Eighty- Third Regiment
Ohio Elunteers
Oon Oe Humard
Heavenly Realm
Richard
Harry Burdsall
Ida Codling
Charles
Lillie Burdsall
Father Dear
Henet
Louella Landen
John
Mildred
Lara
Rother Burdsa
Butlerville
Pest
Arles
Scargel
Republic
Tata Nigel
Season 1910 Stallion Tops Show Ring and Sire Rankings
All purpose stallion noted for most show premiums and for siring speed and show colts. Described as a dark bay standing 164 hands high and weighing 1225 pounds. Located in Hamersville Ohio with contact Felicity Exchange.
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All Purpose Stallion
This and That items from The Courier humor column
A collection of quips and brief observations including taxation talk in Ohio, Rockefeller concerns, low spirits lines from Aunt Mandy, mule prices around $350, debates about Peary’s records, and playful jests on fishing and salt price cuts. Includes dialect humor and short political and social asides.
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Ohio
Rockefeller Foundation
Mandy
Missouri
Peary
Josh
Mechano-Therapist James Lee Rames Hosts Charity Event
James Lee Rames hosts a charitable session described as a mechano therapist event to benefit women. The note urges starting small with giving and implies a larger ongoing effort once able.
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James Lee Rames Mechano
Purcell the Show Ring Winner Draft Horse for Sale
Gen Purcell a natural knee and hock actor stands 16 hands high and weighs 1200 in stud condition. A dark mahogany bay with star and black points he is sound kind and safe for any lady to drive. He has shown 26 times in five counties with 24 firsts and performs well in harness and on the trot. Bell phone 882.
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Gen. Purcell
Bar Hassard Stallion at Batmolick Valley Stock Farm
A 12 year old stallion Bar Hassard, weighing 1300 pounds, bred for carriage and saddle use, with strong conformation and disposition. Insure living cost at $10. Full description and pedigree available from E. C. Patchell, Batavia Ohio, Citizens’ phone Route 6.
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American Horse and Registry Association
E. C. Patchell
Batavia
Ohio
Theodore B. Trotting Stallion Breeder at Tom Hill Farm
Theodore B. a bright bay 16 hands high 1200 pounds proven breeder with offspring selling for 500 to 1000 dollars. Pedigree lists General Hancock Mambrino Downing Edsall Lady Gray Timoleon Jr and Sir Charles bred by R. Boyle Ohio. He will stand the 1910 season at Ben Vanderhorst Tom Hill farm near Montere y Newtonsville Owensville Batavia Ohio.
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American Trotting Register
General Hancock
Ladedford
Mambrino Downing
John Edsall
Lady Gray
Timoleon, Jr
Sir Charles
R. Boyle
St. Martins
Ohio
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Tom Hill
Davis School House
Monterey
Newtonsville
Owensville
P. O
Batavia
Oh'e
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