Obituary for Hannah Hull and E W Curliss in Ohio
Hannah Mitchell Hull born March 6 1842 died August 2 1913 aged 71 years 4 months 26 days widow of Wesley H Hull three daughters Addie Feucht Jessie Rahe and Stella Reagin and four grandchildren survive. E W Curliss born September 5 1859 near Afton Ohio died August 16 1918 aged 54 years and 20 days survived by wife Amanda Drummond daughter Florence two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services held in Williamsburg Methodist church and Union cemetery burial listed.
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Hannah Mitchell Hull
Hannah Mitchell
Hubbard Mitchell
Wesley H. Hull
Williamsburg
Ohio
Addie Feucht
Jessie Rahe
Pleasant Ridge
Stella Reagan
Montgomery
Hull
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Bunyan
Methodist Church
E.W
Granville Curliss
Afton
Clermont County
M. E. Church
Amanda Drummond
Elmwood
Frank Norris
Florence
H. M. Rice
G. Davison
Longfellow
Elysian
Combination Offer for Historic Newspapers
Advertises combined subscriptions for Courier and Weekly Gazette at 150 dollars per year and bundles with the Courier and Weekly Enquirer at 150 dollars, and with the Courier and Cincinnati Post or Cincinnati Times Star at 275 dollars.
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Courier and
Weekly Gazette
Weekly Enquirer
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Nomination Blanks Mail Offer and Local Notices
Nomination blanks for automobile service apply to Aew Livery Barn with five cents postage per blank. Local notices report residents and visitors including Albert Ranson, Miss Myrtle Wilson, J. Hulick, Miss Lou Baum, Miss Mabel Hillen, Arlie Robinson, Jeanette Howard, Pp. F. Jamieson, Laucille Sprinz, Caroline Sprinz, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Margaret Untersinger, Herman Hulick, Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil, Dean's Regulars, Chas. C. Kearns, Lillian Reisinger, A. H. Fullman, Mrs. Ferguson, M. J. Watson, and Homer Buerkle with Miss Kate Doughty.
Constipation Relief Promoted With Local Chautauqua Report
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and prevent diseases. Local residents W. B. Bechtel E. B. Holmes Mrs E B Rush and daughter Helen Chas Seyler family and A Lockwood attended the Georgetown chautauqua last Sunday reporting a large crowd and about fifty tents.
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Bechtel
E. B. Holmes
Ohio Farmers Insurance moves to Courier Building Clermont agent named
The Ohio Farmers Insurance Co offices relocate to the Courier Building at No 3 East Market Street Clermont County with L L Johnson as new agent in Batavia Ohio contact details given Johnson pledges prompt service and reliable claims plus local social meeting option. Also notes on fish plantings at Fast Fork and Little Miami and Christian Chapel Ladies Helping Circle September 5 dinner at Bantam Fairgrounds with all day picnic and children's amusements.
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THE
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance CO
Courier
E. Marke
Clermont County
L. L. Johnson
Johnson
Our County
Ohio Farmers
P.O. D
Batavia
Ohio
Christian Chapel
Bantam Fairgrounds
Suffrage Speech Planned at Boston Fair Grounds
A meeting is set for Thursday August 21 from 12 to 1 PM at the Boston Fair Grounds. The event is by order of State President Mrs Harriet Upton Taylor.
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Boston Fair Grounds
Harriet Upton Taylor
Milford Hosts Triple Labor Day Celebration
Milford will mark Labor Day with a busy schedule starting at 10 a.m. including the dedication of a new school building and a grand parade. An afternoon ball game and athletic events at Riverside Park are planned, with a large crowd expected.
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Milford
Riverside Park
Attorney General Hogan Affirms Child Labor Age Limits
Hogan issues opinion on the new child labor law effective August 12 allowing boys and girls to work at age 16. Many urban families welcome the ruling as earnings of children assist households.
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Hogan
Henry McMullen Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing
Henry McMullen faced a preliminary hearing before Squire Lease last Friday on family mistreatment charges. He was bound over to the grand jury in $1000 bail per case and remained jailed in default of bail awaiting the October grand jury action.
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Henry McMullen
Squire Lease
Officers Take Seats for New Term in Milford Area
September 1 introduces treasurer elect L M Rogers and deputy Court Dale of Stonelick township. They will reside on the Roudebush property vacated by F Fetzer while Rogers commutes to Milford. Commissioners and the recorder assume office September 1. auditor starts third Monday in October for a two year term.
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L. M. Rogers
Court Dale
Stonelick Township
Dale
Roudebush
F. Fetzer
Rogers
Milford
OX-FINLEY PARTY Faces Backlash After Cedar Point Trip
State legislators express broad discontent with the administration after Cedar Point. Both Republicans and Democrats criticize Cox and Finley for running the Democratic party and ignoring rank and file advice. The referendum fight drew some ire as part of the broader critique.
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Cedar Point
Cox
Finley
Democratic Party
Harms-Not Dyed Stockings Claim Superior Quality
An ad asserts baskets or stockings use the strongest yarn dyed with Harms-Not Dye claiming it resists rotting burning and weakening other dyes. It says Harms-Not is as harmless as water and utterly fast washing does not fade the color. The makers guarantee them in all sizes and prices for men and women.
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed By Gardner Advocate
Postmaster Antoine Deloria of Gardner Michigan promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder irregularities. He cites personal relief and states his father was cured, along with neighbors, by the remedy. A. C. Nash.
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Antoine Deloria
Gardner, Mich
Foley
A. C. Nash
Election Board selects leaders in Batavia meeting
Clérmont County Election Board met in Batavia where Lee Phillips Democrat Monroe township was chosen chief for another year and Edwin C. Ely Republican Batavia as clerk. This fall may see more candidates than ever as no nominations or politics dictate entries with 26 signatures needed to file. September 4 closes nomination papers. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound marketed as preferred medicine for coughs colds and throat issues. A. O. ash.
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Clérmont County Election Board
Batavia
Ely & Burnet
Lee Phillips
Monroe Township
Edwin C. Ely
Foley
A. O. Ash
Tax fears rise as Highland county levy hits 1.58 mills
The piece argues the 1 per cent tax idea failed and warns Highland county will charge 1.58 mills next year. It claims real estate is overassessed to cover losses while bank deposits. taxes are paid mostly by homeowners with limited means, as wealthier individuals dodge payments.
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Highland County
Moral Indifference as a Foe of Popular Morality
The text argues that ignorance and passion threaten popular morality and acknowledges that moral indifference is a significant foe. It examines how neglect and disengagement undermine ethical standards in society.
Better Roads and Bigger Loads at Ohio State Fair
State officials announce a major road building push with one hundred million dollars to be spent over ten years. Hon James R Marker and federal officers will showcase modern road construction at the Ohio State Fair with the latest machinery, materials, and methods. Exhibits are fully booked as a record exposition aims to educate the public on efficient highway design.
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Ohio
James R. Marker
Sioner
Ohio State Fair Growth Promises Record Crowds
A historical clipping praises the Ohio State Fair noting its rising value and growing crowds across states. It cites Columbus spending eight thousand dollars to discover America as a metaphor for fair expansion and profitability, with information bureaus guiding visitors and lodging advice stressing affordable rooms.
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Christopher Columbus
America
Ohio
Short Ballot Threatens Voters Franchises and Patronage
The piece warns that adopting the Short Ballot would strip voters of influence in state officer selection, leaving control to the governor and patronage totaling about 3.25 million dollars annually. Auditor Donahey argues the change recalls pre-1851 practices and opposes initiative and referendum principles.
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Donahey
Teachers Return From Ohio University Summer Session
Cler mont county educators Vesta Applegate Mabel Chaney Ruth Emerson Mabel Haight and Elizabeth Vandervort returned from a several weeks summer session at Ohio University in Athens. The group includes teachers from Goshen Williamsburg and Loveland locations.
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Clermont County
Ohio University
Vesta Applegate
Goshen
Mabel Chaney
Williamsburg
Ruth Emerson
Loveland
Mabel Haight
Elizabeth Vandervort
Ten Thousand Automobiles at Ohio State Fair
Brain gasol ine and lightning drive the State Fair at Columbus where ten thousand automobiles will visit September 1 to 5. Officials will park all machines and auto parties organize daily for the exposition predicting rail traffic competition and road progress.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kidney Pills Promise Quick Relief for Back Pain
Advertises Foley Kidney Pills from A.C. Nash as a quick and lasting remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. Lists symptoms like backache, sore kidneys, sharp pains, rheumatism, dull headaches, and sleep disturbance as indicators the pills can relieve.
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Foley
A.C. Nash
Dance at Armory Draws Batavia Teens
Batavia youths held a social dance at the armory last Saturday night with 19 couples attending. planned at Highland Park but C G P officials demanded ten dollars for park use and five for transportation, prompting a switch to cheaper quarters unless rain interrupted plans.
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Batavia
Armory
Highland Park
Lost Handbag At Preston Woods Reward Offered
A white crocheted handbag disappeared at a celebration in Preston's woods on August 16. It contained a pocket-book a scarf a gold bar pin and a card from the teachers' institute bearing the owner and officers names. A reward is offered for the finder or anyone supplying information. Neva Owen Chile Ohio Route 1.
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Preston's Woods
Teachers’ Institute
Neva Owen
Chile
Ohio
Boarding Offered At 26 Cents Per Bed Or Meal
By week day or meal, 26 cents charges for bed or meal at a good home with feeding stable adjoining. Located a square and a half above town hall on Main Street, Miss Karx Esiron.
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Town Hall
Main Street
Karx Esiron
Large sale at Z. G. Foster store in Williamsburg
Z G Foster, a Williamsburg merchant, runs a large rate sale for ten days starting last Wednesday. Some goods selling at one fourth normal price. In a four day span, one clerk served 60 customers daily. nine clerks assisted to handle demand. Encourages other merchants to follow.
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Z. G. Foster
Williamsburg
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