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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
7
An adolescent mourning dove with a broken wing becomes a playful spy for the People Watcher Association as the narrator tends, rescues, and reunites various birds through the year. Birds observe daily life from trees and windows, while the author muses on the odd intimacy of watching and being watched.
A column reviews a 1917 Camp Campbell visit by Estovia people and chautauqua, mentions Miss Daisy Bell Nash and Miss Grace Brown visiting relatives, and notes tomato prices. It also covers fair board elections, G A R encampment, and local postings on contracts and upcoming county activities.
In archival work for compact storage Missouri's new records agency identified unusual death causes including Blow on head with ax as contributory and a remark Had never been fatally ill before. The item contrasts with painter Shaw's quip to an audience about public reception. An Ohio teacher has an average tenure of about ten years per the Ohio Education Association.
Clarence Ragland recalls July 1915 windstorm that toppled the South Milford covered bridge near Stonelick and toppled a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Terrace Park. He describes damage to trees, the Robinson Circus winter quarters, and a two to three week cleanup. several race horses and their handlers were killed.
Private intelligence and testimonies from Cuban exiles allege Russia has missiles in Cuba, including long range IRBMs capable of hitting Washington and other U.S. targets. Witnesses describe underground arsenals, missile movement, and Cuban facilities aiding the Soviet force amid ongoing tensions.
Bitter partisan debate in the Senate preceded a 24 to 9 vote moving Senate Bill 350 to the House. The measure would raise taxes to fund education, boosting sales and cigarette taxes, broadening the tax base, and increasing average teacher salaries while limiting districts’ millage needs.
Poem excerpt from The Poet's Nook invites original and unpublished verse with author details in the upper left corner and submissions directed to Mrs Edna Hamilton Cincinnati Ohio. The piece laments poets missing August while noting river towns and natural scenes including fogs crickets bob whites beaches and mountains.
Ohio State University wildlife expert Dr Milton Trautman argues that America’s liberty heritage fostered environmental neglect. He contrasts feudal European order with American independence, urging hands-on teaching at Stone Lab to inspire youth to protect streams and reduce pollution through educated action.
Parson Jones recounts a Ladies Aid Society meeting about Southern hospitality and gossip. Ellie Nickelsinger complains the church is cold while Sadie Martina notes overfriendly attention and nosiness from newcomers. The session ends with reflections on true welcome.
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