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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1933
Page
8
Miss Mary Fishback visits Hillsboro and teaches at the Anti Bantam school in Batavia. Numerous social visits reported including Mr and Mrs J D Wood in town, Frank Titus in Dayton, and Misses Glancy and Dyer from Madisonville. Tomato crop concerns noted with low yields and prices, late crop potential.
County Agent Wilson discusses forming a temporary committee to explain and enroll Clermont County wheat growers in a bonus program. Farmers reducing fall planted wheat up to 20 percent for 1980 81 82 will receive a multi year payment, with exact bonus rates and allotment based on regional production.
Fair manager Charles M. Beer says economic conditions do not dim exhibited quality at the 88th Ohio State Fair. Departments will be bigger and better, with the National Shorthorn Show featuring top Shorthorns Polled Shorthorns and Milking Shorthorns. The image captions highlight sheep shearing, a grand Percheron stallion, Merino ram, and draft horse teams in prize pulls.
A 1885 packing case construction used in the Parliament House walls at Sydney was revealed after a recent government fire. The report notes pork is poor for dogs and diets with sea foods can trigger digestive issues and skin eruptions in dogs.
County Auditor B L Ketchum announces strict enforcement of beer tax effective August 5. All stock must bear stamps including retail. unstamped sales carry a $100 fine or 90 days imprisonment or both. Reusing stamps carries 1 to 10 years imprisonment. Inspectors operate statewide this week through the Beer Cap Division.
The Carthage Fair begins with the largest exhibit on the grounds. Opening day Tuesday drew a growing crowd as racing and show horses attract visitors. Fruit displays and all departments meet high standards while cattle and swine exhibits impress. All roads lead to Carthage this week.
Batavia post office clerks and families heard Rev. David Denham on Roads. Dr. George to preach Wednesday and lead the quarterly conference. Prof. Smith to fill pulpit next Sunday at U B Church with Rev Ludwick. SundayAug18 Bible School 9:30 Junior church 10:15 Worship 10:30. Evening 8 led by Mt Holly church. Thursday night Drs E L Smith and A I Underwood of Cincinnati to speak. Ice cream and cake by Ladies Aid. Group leaders Tepker Huber Lyttle Ross thanked. Midweek services each Wednesday. Public invited.
Ohio fish and game protectors will be uniformed with olive green attire. Deputy Game Protector John R. Stofe said the outfit includes a regulation police cap, Sam Brown belt, and puttees to be worn at all times.
Ohio prosecutor summarizes that only students are liable for tuition when resident pupils attend high school in another district. Districts maintaining high schools are not responsible for tuition costs under either regular or special terms, per the opinion by Louis J. Snider.
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