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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
4
The Clermont Courier reports on the Sutton case verdict linking Button's pistol to death and its path to Federal courts. It also notes Senator Longe on tariff prosperity, local government floor delays, and varied opinions on currency, color psychology, and civic matters.
Common Pleas actions include Harriett Maxwell and James Ertel quiet title suits and Alice Johns divorce. Probate notices list marriages Howard Davis with Bertha Krouse and Edgar Oldham with Flora Riley. Civil cases feature G P R R Co suits versus Rose Fisher and Frank Fisher, with attorneys Nichols & Nichols and Thompson, plus other filings under state court procedures.
The document records a 1904 will for Robert J. Richards directing debts and funeral expenses to be paid and residue left to daughter Amastaria Richards as executrix without bond. It also lists numerous real estate transfers and deeds in Recorder's Office including various parcels, sales by sheriff, and adjacents between individuals and organizations with prices and parcel details.
A 19th century drug advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the ultimate remedy for burns cuts bruises and various ailments. It claims rapid relief from inflammation and pain and lists uses for bone fever eczema and piles with a 25 cent price at all drugstores.
Minutes from a Milford area special session list bills allowed including sheriff fees and road estimates. Contracts were awarded for bridge and culvert work on Moscow Isabel Pike Marathon Greenberry pikes and other local road projects. Sequel notes reference a Milford picnic melee leading to Mayor Hill hearings and fines for disorderly conduct and cutting.
A Goshen message from the Horror Courier reports the Goshen branch of the Tri-State Farmers' Union is gaining members and resolve. It refutes rumors of weakening, cites three members expelled for not quitting, and states farmers will not send milk until fair prices are achieved. By order of Committee.
Guy Morris of Columbus and Grace Anna Moore of Newberry wed August 11 1909 at the bride’s parents home. Rev E Burdsall officiated with T J Lewis assisting. The couple left for Columbus by the B and O railway to begin married life. Morris works for the B and O road.
Geye notifies that all petitions for the coming primary election must be filed with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Elections by Wednesday August 18. Signers must ink their names, and candidates for assessor or school board must run on their party ticket. Clerk M. J. Kain signs the notice.
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