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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1896

Page

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Batavia GOP Convention Marks Largest Clermont Meeting

The Clermont County Republican convention met August 8 at Batavia City Hall in hot, rough roads era for county offices. Leaders listed include James R. Hicks and Major B. J. Ricker with committees chosen for credentials rules and nominations. The gathering praised for fairness and unity despite rivalries.

Clermont Batavia Court House Clermont County City Hall James R. Hicks Geo. Morris B. J. Ricker Oren Morris Fred Simmerman J. P. Bronson Wm. Pond Geo. R. Taylor Monroe W. W. Williams Stonelick J. C. Grimes Washington Joseph. Roberts Ohio C. W. Thompson Geo. W. McMurphy J. N. Robbins Goshen Chas. Miller Geo. W. Temple G. W. McNair Bantam W. P. Eppert Pierce J. K. West Union E. B. Scott Frank Talley J.C. Jordan Wayne W.T. Lloyd Miami B. F. Zugg Franklin C.L. Terhune Williamsburg Ancredentialy Committee On Rules and Order of State of

Love and Politics Prompt a Humorous Proposal Letter

A neighboring city’s prominent young politician sends a joking letter to Miss Smith proposing marriage as if seeking political nomination. He pledges a “one hundred-cent-dollar love” standard and requests a caucus with her mother to become permanent chairman, aiming for an early convention date.

Ita Miss Smith

Cycling Trial Day Across Four Counties in Adams

A cycling event on Saturday August 29 in Adams County will host speed and endurance trial from Adams Brown Clermont and Highland contestants. The single prize goes to the fastest rider and professionals are barred. Races start at 1 pm with 15 minute intervals and will be run without hands. Clermont visitors receive free admission badges at the Adams County New Era office.

Adams, Brown Clermont Highland Adama County New Era

Warning to Divers Ends in Tragical Death of Belfast Youth

Homer Gustin of Belfast, aged sixteen, killed himself by diving into shallow water. He struck a rock ledge near the swimming hole, dislocated his neck, and died within minutes after being dragged from the pool. He weighed 180 pounds and was described as a fine young man.

Homer Gustin Belfast Highland County

Cyclone Caves as Winter Shelter Urged by Washington D. H.

The Washington D. H. Cyclone advocates sturdy cellars or caves as the safest shelter during severe storms. It argues defending against winter cold is similar to building protection against hurricanes, and insists such shelters protect bodies from harsh elements despite dissent.

Washington D. H Washington Foollah

Bicycle accident injures Miss Dollie Dennison in first lesson

Miss Dollie Dennison purchased a bicycle last week and, during her initial lesson, was thrown violently against a fence breaking the wrist. Polasky & Davis dry goods store at Georgetown nearly burned and flooded with substantial losses to stock. Others affected include photographer Manning and building owner Adam Ludy. Small insurance coverage existed for Polasky & Davis stock.

Dollie Dennison Polasky & Davis Georgetown Messrs. Manning Adam Ludy

Political Allegory by Henry Fuhr on Free Silver

Henry Fuhr the tinman uses a 16 to 1 illustration from Monterey to mock the free silver Democracy. He recalls a farmer who planted ten pounds of potatoes and harvested 166 pounds, rotting in a heap before shipment as a symbol of economic waste and failed policy.

Henry Fuhr Monterey Mr. Fuhr

Minister Loses Control After Seeing Pretty Girl

A minister riding a wheel on a street near New Richmond collided with a curbstone after glimpsing a striking young woman who emerged from a house. A separate item narrates a loitering woman with three children held briefly in a lockup. one child described in troubling terms, then released at dawn. In Portsmouth, a sun heated fuse melted at Drew Selby & Co’s shoe factory skylight causing a brief water flood but little damage.

New Richmond Independent Portamouth Tribune Drew, Selby & Co

Weavler Family Reunion Program At Owensville Church

The Weavler and Hulick families met for a reunion with a program featuring readings by Halfek and Mary Trane Slulick, songs by the Amelia mandolin club, and recitals by Katherine Duck. Mary Cowen and Georgia Thompson provided vocal solos. dinner for 175 attendees followed under floral hall and beech shade.

Hulick and Weaver Hulick-Weaver Association Clermont Boston Fair Grounds Far West Boa Fide Boston Batavia Boston Boys Hulick Amelia Mandolin Club Clermonts Mary Cowen Georgia Thompson Halfek Robert Bie John Grant Mary Trane Slulick Katherine Duck Wall Riley RK. E. Ely Emma Leeds Harriet and Bettie Dean Mary Fagley Janet Thomas Mabel Thomas Mabel Archer Frank Ely Fritz Thomas Will Kirgan Aden Nash Harry Mancock Edward Sommeier Loveland Lou Mary Orebaugh Miss Cowen Miss Thompson

Civil service exams in Cincinnati for IRS clerical posts

The local civil service commission will hold an examination in Cincinnati on Saturday September 19 to create eligibles for clerk deputy collector storekeeper gauger and messenger positions in the Internal Revenue Service Applications are due by Monday August 31 Reverend Ben Bent will preach at Monterey next Sabbath evening at 6 30 standard time instead of 3 o clock

Bonneville Kline Amelia Times-Star United States Europe America Dubois Stewart Jones South America Mexico United States Treasury Chicago St. Louis Batavia Castle Hall Bellstedt May Somerniler K Overture Zimmerman James L Walte Waltz Asphodel Sherman March Enquirer Club D. L. Spears Cornet Ssssass W. Cord Waltz Corienne A. Sherman Schottische The Water Lilly G. W. Cord J. L. Walls Captain—Sousa A. Atwood Galop Steinhauser Georgetown Cincinnati Civil Service Commission Internal Revenue Service Bent Monterey

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