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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
4
Horace Ankeney of Greene County listed as candidate for Dairy and Food Commissioner in official notice. Position seeks regulatory oversight of dairy and food industries with county representation indicated.
The Republicans of Clermont county Ohio meet September 4 1902 to select delegates for Batavia convention September 6 1902. Delegates allocated by precinct votes with nominations for county officers including judge and sheriff among others. James R Hicks chairman Bertram L Hitch secretary.
A 1902 Courier page features a candidate announcement by David R. Irwin for Clermont County Ohio County Commissioner, notes on Senator Foraker and Estes Rathbone, critique of William Jennings Bryan’s presidential prospects, a Dublin Indiana bank note incident, and a closing sense of political discourse.
Marion Lee of Dunreesh Indiana writes that after eight physicians failed to help her, Foley's Kidney Cure restored her health after taking three bottles. Sold by Dr John Buno and Son in Batavia.
A large Batavia crowd witnessed a top amateur clash as Batavia defeated Bethel 2 to 1 in Clermont County play. Irwin pitched superbly for Bethel while Batavia’s Prickett and Tois shone in left and infield defense.
Receipts remain light while offerings show uneven strength. High grade bright tobaccos hold prices with strong maker competition, mid ranges steady, and low grades irregular or dipping. Best bright cigarettes fetch 28 cents. Birds sold totaled 1,491 averaging $7.27 per cwt. Daily averages ranged from $5.97 to $7.66 across Tuesday to Friday.
Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg Iowa recovered from a long stomach trouble after using four boxes of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He had tried many remedies and physicians without relief. For sale by Beck's Pharmacy.
T J Cazella of Clermont visits the Methodist Home for the Aged in Yellow Springs where about twenty elderly residents enjoy serene grounds, a lake, statuary, tennis court, and comfortable quarters. Cazella praises the home’s management, cuisine, and peaceful environs, and expresses a desire to return.
Mrs Ub sick. Mrs Cover and Mrs Holmes attended the Williamsburg Institute last week. Daniel and Mrs Cover Sabbathed in Owensville. Will Snell and wife descansar at Mrs Elizabeth South’s Monterey home. Robert Hunter and James attended a Batavia convention Saturday. John Ganey and family visited Williamsburg. many traveled to Moore's Fork to Samuel Martin's. Church ladies plan a Monterey gathering for charity work. Hartmans in Marathon mourn paralysis strike on Mrs Hartman.
A reflective piece argues that a woman seeking a healthy, handsome child would not compromise on quality for a lower price. It stresses that a child's health is a mother's gift and emphasizes choosing the best possible baby over bargains.
Mrs. T. D. Hartman visiting Joe Cole's in Newtonsville suddenly suffers paralysis on one side. She returns home in feeble condition but shows slight improvement after rest. Her husband T. D. Hartman also falls ill with chills and a severe attack. The notice promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health aid sold by local druggists.
James Lemar Jr. of Iowa visits family here for a week while Jim and Dick Shelley of Cincinnati fish and stay at their boyhood home. Social and church life are sketched with relatives visiting from Washington, D. C. and Newport, new vacations, school opening dates, a driving accident, and preparations for a Boston fair floral hall.
An advertisement extols Snuffles as the only sure cure for catarrh claiming to reach the disease, relieve inflammation, and stop discharges. It offers internal and external medicines for a month and guarantees results, with order details and free expert advice. The page also lists local social notes and a farm accident reminder.
Mrs Nellie Baldwin of Broadway Branches ter Ohio reports renewed health after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills She says the medicine toned her nervous system eased headaches and improved her overall condition The pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by local dealers and the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY Also mentioned is Foley's Honey and Tar free of opiates sold by Dr John Bunn Son Batavia.
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