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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
5
The speech argues farm profits lag behind industrial margins, claiming rural income fell 30 percent relative to factory goods and that 12 percent of total demand for manufactured goods is lost. It says farmers deserve returns equal to industry and praises NFO activists pursuing tough but fair reform.
Amelia reports Principals urge all students in grades 1 12 to register on August 19 20 from 9 am to 3 pm at each school. First graders need placement and bus routing before the September 8 start. High school students must register to secure subjects and class assignments.
Dwight Mitchell, president of the Clermont Northeastern High School Boosters Association, announced plans to develop a complete athletic field at the Clermont Northeastern High School. The Boosters Club has funds ready to begin, with lights and bleachers planned to serve Northeastern schools and the district recreation needs. Progress reports will be provided as the project develops.
A sequence of property transfers across Batavia Goshen and Jackson counties lists multiple buyers and sellers with deeds for acres and lots. Names include Earl R Reynolds Jalah M Reynolds Roy W Bradford Eva C Bradford Frederick C McDaniel and others plus a note on two parcels in GOSHEN and JACKSON. The entry ends with unrelated historical facts about acorn preparation by American Indians and U.S. pioneers.
A sequence of real estate transfers is reported, detailing numerous parties exchanging lots and acres with various named buyers and sellers. Parcels range from small lots to parcels of several acres across multiple entries, including known names and corporate buyers.
A discussion of how state and federal laws guard against short weight in groceries and packed goods. Officials from the Bureau of Weights and Measures inspect scales and packaging to ensure buyers receive accurate quantities. The piece cites examples like underfilled containers and misleading packaging and notes it reflects Ohio and federal law.
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