Clermont Courier August 28 1916 Batavia Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1916
Page
4
Republican ticket and political critique of 1915
The piece notes the U S Geological Survey reports 114 000 900 recovered from junk piles in 1915 and mocks Democratic platform claims. It argues 80 90 percent of Bull Moose voters will back Hughes, questions trust busts, and critiques the revenue bill especially the four year look ahead inheritance tax and real estate transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Geological Survey
Hughes
Congress
Senate
Tin imports spark surprise in American industry
News dispatches report 2 188 tons of tin arriving from China shocking American tin dealers and manufacturers. The piece notes how a protective duty once aided the industry, then was cut to about 47 cents per 100 pounds to favor more imports, risking a shift from Welsh and domestic production to Chinese tin and labor payments abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
America
Wales
Court Reports and New Suits Include Divorces and Guardianships
Court records list divorce actions between Marion E. Alcombrack and Fred S. Alcombrack. Jos. E. Bagby represents, and Charles T. Martin vs Louisa V. Martin with attorney Chas. B. Terry. Other entries note a decree for Thomas E. Foster and custody to the defendant with alimony, new party defendant in a guardian case, settlements, and multiple pairs of individuals from Batavia, Bantam, Kentucky, and Williamsburg. Also covers state case against Jesse Miller, estate real estate sale, and a will filed for probate along with commentary on Democratic editors and wartime trade prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Alcombrack
Fred S. Alcombrack
Jos. E. Bagby
Charles T. Martin
Louisa V. Martin
Chas. B. Terry
Thomas E. Foster
Nettie Foster
William H. Beckett
Guardian
Olin Hill
G. H. Anderson
J. H. Schlueter
Albert M. Stamm
Alice Stamm
Joseph Stroup
Viola Brain
Williamsburg
Raymond Vance
Hazel Walker
Bantam
Lesley Stephenson
Kentucky
Laura Clare
Teal’s Hotel
Batavia
Merrill R. Jenike
Mabel J. Iles
Alvin A. Fagin
Myrtle Caskey
State of
Ohio
Jesse Miller
M. A. Thompson
F. C. Smyser
T. R. Hartman
Felicia M. Kain
Methodist Home For
Cincinnati
N. S. Kain
Real estate transfers list multiple 1 dollar deeds
James Turner and others transfer 80 acres to Emerson Jester. Jones R McMillan sells 22 acres to James A Daugherty. Charles M Curry sells lot 288 in Williamsburg to Frank G Martin. George L Rose transfers two Mt. Carmel tracts to Laura Luella Anderson. Milford National Bank sells Paxton Loveland lots 17 and 18 to G M Keating. Edith Judkins Knaul and others transfer Paxton lots 17 and 18 to G M Keating. Samuel M Fulton and others to John W Lytle lots 122 and 124 in Williamsburg for 1 dollar. Norfolk & Western Railroad to Williamsburg Furniture Co. lots 228 and 224 in Williamsburg for 1 dollar. Florence B Edinger and others to Anna Matilda Erion 73 acres location not given. J H Sipple to J B Luman lots 160 and 147 in Felicity for 200 dollars. Elias Newberry Jr to W T Turner lot 82 in Bethel for 1 dollar. Ellen Anderson to G M Keating Paxton addition lots 17 and 18 in Loveland for 1 dollar. William H Scott and others to John H Schlueter 4 acres in Tate Tp for 1 dollar. Emery F Cox and others to Bridget Streeton and others 7 acres in Union Tp for 1 dollar. Margaret Ely to Fletcher Swope lot 1 in Kirk's addition to Bethel for 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Emerson Jester
Jones R. McMillan
James A. Daugherty
Charles M. Curry
Frank G. Martin
Williamsburg
George L. Rose
Laura Luella Anderson
Mt. Carmel
Milford National Bank
G. M. Keating
Paxton
Loveland
Edith Judkins Knaul
Samuel M. Fulton
John W. Lytle
Norfolk & Western R. R. Co
Williamsburg Furniture Co
Florence B. Edinger
Anna Matilda Erion
J. H. Sipple
Luman
Felicity
Elias Newberry, Jr
W. T. Turner
Bethel
Ellen Anderson
William H. Scott
John H. Schlueter
Tate Tp
Emery F. Cox
Bridget Streeton
Union
Margaret Ely
Fletcher Swope
Kirk
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Gentle Cleansing
When visiting strange places it is wise to carry a reliable cathartic. Foley Cathartic Tablets are wholesome and cleansing and work surely but gently without griping or nausea. They relieve sick headache biliousness bloating sour stomach and torpid liver. Nash Pharmacy offers them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Did You File Your Expense Report After the Primary
A candidate is reminded to file expense accounts with the county election board within ten days after the primary to avoid a possible fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Election Board
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Daily Bowels
An advertising notice claims a gentle laxative effect without griping and purification of the blood. It promises freedom from constipation and a tonic boost to the entire system, with a claim of a daily, healthy movement. Sold at druggists for a stated price.
Pleasant Surprise for Dr and Mrs Leeds Fifth Anniversary
About a hundred friends in Winchester gathered July 27 to surprise Dr. F C Leeds and his wife on their fifth wedding anniversary. After the doctor arrived, Rev Burdsall and Rev Hemmerley presented a lamp. The Adams County Record notes the couple’s service to the community and enduring friendship with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Leeds
Winchester
Burdsall
Hemmerley
Leeds
Adams County
Adame
Dr. Leeds
H. D.leeds
Batavia
J. W. Mott
Amelia
Clermont
Death of Fair Oak man sparks coroners inquiry
Jess Smith of Fair Oak died at the city hospital on the 14th a week after his arrival for surgery. His daughter Mrs Lillian Galbreath of California has entrusted Coroner Fortmeyer to investigate the death. He leaves a widow and one daughter. He was 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Smith
Fair Oak
Lillian Galbreath
California
Fortmeyer
Preventing Car Theft Based on Farm and Fireside Advice
A Farm and Fireside writer urges simple steps to deter thieves. Disconnect ignition or lock gear, avoid alleys, record factory numbers and tire details, and note peculiarities. Theft rises at night in crowds. consider sabotaging the ignition or gasoline supply to thwart would be thieves.
State Bank Resources Report for Ohio Banks
Ohio 668 state banks on June 80 held total resources of 756,267,108.68, up 88,780,654 since May 1, with loans outstanding 407,786,086, deposits 6,659,444,040, and total reserves 188,411,885, reflecting gains across all major balance sheet items since May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hall
Edna Gabriel to Attend Hazel Key Wedding in Mt Holly
Edna Gabriel of Clarksburg West Virginia is the guest of Miss Hazel Key for a wedding in Mt Holly. Herman Follow returned from a week with Batavia relatives and a surprise 13th birthday party for Liston was held Tuesday night. Refreshments, lawn games, music, and social chat followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
Edna Gabriel
Clarksburg
W. Va
Hazel Key
Herman Follow
Batavia
Eee Liston
Peter Hartmetz
Peer Seneily
Mt. Olive
Saturay
Christian Endeavor Society
Mattie Sebree
Woman's Relief Corps
Amelia
Christian Chapel
Boston
Harry Lytle
Lee Short
W. J. Liston
Lulu Tere
Will
Lizzie Weseli
Walnut Hills
Dora Weseli
James Swing
Bethel
Olin Fagin
George Taylor
John Hutson
C. B. Myrick
John Weseli
Newport
W. A. Williams
Donald
W. O. Hutson
Jennie Mae
Lena Hutson
Fred Topie
Mildred
Allan Boles
Allan
John Binning
Ellen
Harry Sillet
Opportunity knocking door opens for action
The piece argues that Ambition and industry push people to seek Opportunity rather than wait for it to knock. It notes Senator John James Ingalls’s line that Opportunity knocks once is misleading and urges readiness and proactive effort for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Ingalls
Kansas
Knowledge of thyself and vanity warned in proverb
A brief quip notes that self knowledge guards against vanity with a classic saying. The line emphasizes inner reflection and restraint as remedy for pride.
Special days outline for Ohio State Fair 1916
The State Fair runs Monday August 28 to Friday September 1 with free Ladies day Rot ary Interurban day Columbus Threshermen Kiwanis day and Retail Grocers day plus Governor's Grange Farm Women's and Hitchcock's day featuring speeches by Threshermen leaders Duncan Marshall and other officials. Old Soldiers and Children's day closes the event with hoped for large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus Rotarians
Columbus
George Durban
Threshermen’s Association
Win Kinnan
Governor's Grange
Farm Women's
Duncan Marshall
Canada
Grange
L. J. Taber
Ohio State Grange
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THE
Clermonti Publishing Co
Annes
Batavia, Ohio
Wilson
Detroit
National
Charles E. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Ween Nee Frank B. Willis
John W. Arnold
Q. Hildebrant
Hayes M. Adams
Rudolph W. Archer
Edward Turner
Supreme Court
James Boyce Willis Vickery
O’t
App’s
Francis M. Hamilton
U.S
Myron T. Herrick
Charles C. Kearns
Clarence N. Young
Norman L. Burnet
Frank A. Brown
Tee
B. F. Swing
L. A. Walton
George A. Maxfield
John W. Swing
Jacob Hawk
Chas, K. Ansteat
Fletcher
Court Report
Common Fleas Court
Probate Court
Nancy Fossil
Tate Township
New York World
United States
Recorder's Office
State Bank Resources
Flora Trout
Walter S. Smith
Will Groves
Huntington
Kokomo
Frankfort
Indiana
Ohio Farmers
Germania
Milwaukee Mechanics
Stock Ins. Co
Lynn L. Johnson
Batavia, Ohic
Ingalls
Ohio State
Campbells Commercial School
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ney
FOLEY
Alexander Ferguson
Mollie
Alexandeer Ferguson
Clermont Squary
Edwin CG
Eieaenas Ag
Board of Education
Batavia Village
State Board
Main Street
Pauestion Cs Atavia
Istric
Ne Board of Education of Batavia Vily
Abingioi
Goo Driving Horse
F. Seiler
Ocast Corner Road
Milena
F. Bethel
Isabel
Aeommowere
Cypes
Ev Electric
Pte
Aire
Batav Hio
Shean
Anstead
Uaewtonsville
Laskey
Willamsburg
F. L. Stewart
O. No
Bessie Glancy
Elmer Huht
Olive Branch
Owensville
Montery
Price
McKay
Wonder
Onder
Mt. Rab
Emma Applegate
John Brothers
Carrol Jeson Machine Tool Cp
Ugo Bros
J. Jones
Hamersville
Osiehtgas
Newiwil
Batavhio
Milford
Gale Ie
Stonelio
Apa
Glermont Tooounty
Dale
Chamberlain
Rabot
Sardinia
Williamsvarg Batavia
Wernoa
Hillsboro
Illsboro
Hillsoro
I W. C. Saunders
Joan L. Bladon
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