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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
6
Clermont County’s 101 year old fair opens next Wednesday in Owensville with grandstand attractions and radio stars. The event offers farmers and families a chance to meet business leaders and view new machinery and labor saving devices while livestock grain fruit poultry and other classes showcase agricultural progress.
The editorial lauds Senator Robert A. Taft for his steadfast, country-focused policy stance. It contrasts Taft’s principled decisions with other politicians and urges Ohio voters to preserve capable leadership amid fiscal restraint and wartime needs. It notes his bipartisan respect and calls for prudent national spending while supporting defense mobilization.
A preacher contrasts modern teachers with historical models, arguing most are not real teachers. He cites Ezra the scribe from Babylon and Jerusalem, who prepared his heart to seek the law, teach in Israel, and live by study. The piece urges Sunday schools to recruit motivated teachers and view teaching as Christian mission.
The piece notes a near crop failure for potatoes and oats, steady corn, thin hay, and a hopeful peach harvest. In Batavia Township demographics show 1363 white males and 1391 white females, 17 colored males and 11 colored females, with 507 families. Also mentions 50 years ago licenses and a Milford girl’s trance vision. Government Dam No 3% at Chile completed after years of work and a three million dollar cost. dedication to follow with prominent national figures expected.
Visitors near Tabasco on State Route 126 will view Mrs. Barry Elliot's goats sponsored by the Southwestern Ohio Milk Goat Association. The herd includes Soames and Toggenbergs, producing about three quarts of milk daily, touted as rich in calcium and suited for diabetes and stomach ulcers.
Fragments show requests for poetry and art donations to Sheila Stinson and Ednar Hamilton of Cincinnati and Lockland Ohio. The verses express unrest and the toll of war on creators as sons fight abroad.
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