Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed
Rates shown for multiple papers: srmont Courier, one year. Wurier and Com. Tribune, one year for 350. Courier and Cincinnati Post, 350. Courier and Cincinnati Times Star, 350. Cincinnati Enquirer rural edition and Clermont Courier, 475.
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Srmont Courier
Wurier and Com. Tribune
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Local notes fill Batavia area with visits and events
Community updates list numerous visitors and trips from Batavia and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Almeda Smith, Wilbur Dunlap, W. E. Kain, Jack Patton, Ed McCann, Doris Knauer, Grace Kaine, Adam Hugo, Sol Kernohan, Gus Marsh, O. E. Pringle, Gladys Fatout, Louisville delegates, Catherine Bishop, Este Brunk, J. L. Applegate, and several families. Births, church events, a wedding, piano purchase, and school resignations are noted alongside extended family gatherings and travel to Cincinnati, Kentucky, and Indiana locales.
Birthday Celebrations for W.8 Weaver Highlight Sunday
Friends gathered at his home on Sunday August 16 to honor W.8 Weaver's birthday. A lavish dinner featured a large white cake with 70 candles as gifts were exchanged. Attendees included Clyde Harris Jerry Wood John Klein Elmer Krebs Wm Barker and wives Mrs T C Weaver Alma Barcha Harriett Neadem Dorothea Klein Ruth and Agnes Weaver Wesley Harris August Winters Bulass Weaver Harold Butler and Elmer Krebs Jr with warm wishes for many more happy days.
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Weaver
Clyde Harris
Jerry Wood
John Klein
Elmer Krebs
Wm. Barker
T. C. Weaver
Alma Barcha
Harriett Neadem
Dorothea Klein
Ruth
Agnes Weaver
Wesley Harris
August
John Weber’s Prize Band Captivates Zoo Audiences
The John Weber prize band began a two week engagement at the Zoo with free afternoon and evening concerts. In honor of the Golden Jubilee year fifty musicians joined the band, creating the largest brass ensemble to perform at the Zoo in ten years. Spend Labor Day in Batavia.
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John ©. Weber
Prize Band of
America
Zoo
November Ballots for Municipal and School Races
The November ballots will cover township village county township and special school districts with special tax levies amendments and judicial races. Ballots are non partisan and each ballot must be marked separately with a black lead pencil. Ballots will alternate school tickets and justice of the peace starting alphabetically. all other tickets also follow alphabetical order.
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Justice of the Peace
Local Ads and Notices from The Courier
A jumble of classified style blurbs includes home for sale at Brazier station, furniture and stove offers, and solicitor notes. Names such as W. Brazier and J.D. Fuhr appear amid ragged phrases and scattered prices and locations like Newtown Ohio and Williamsburg.
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Brazier Station
W. Mu
Brazier
Davenport
Albert E. Day
Avia
Newtown
Ohio
Main St
Motsinger & Johnson
Georgetown Wins Big Against Batavia in Sunday Baseball
Georgetown turned the tables on Batavia Sunday winning 6 to 1 behind Anstead on the mound. Georgetown had 11 hits and forced Batavia into costly errors while turning three double plays. New Richmond defeated Bethel 10 to 2, and Higginsport outlasted Brooksville 8 to 2 in ten innings. Next Sunday matchups include Batavia at Higginsport and Fayetteville hosting Owensville.
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Georgetown
Batavia
Anstead
Bishop
New Richmond
Bethel
Allan
Higginsport
Brooksville
Ripley
Cincinnati A. C
Mt. Carmel
Felicity
Owensville
Fayetteville
Haines
Fair Grounds
Farm loans offer 5 percent rate with dividends
The Federal Land Bank Loan promotes cheap financing for farmers. Borrowers receive dividends reducing the rate below five percent. Contact J. A. Hartman, Secretary-Treasurer, Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association, 1807 First National Bank Building, Cincinnati, Ohio, touted as the largest state association under government supervision.
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Federal Land Bank
J. A. Hartman
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association
First National Bark Building
Cinncinnati
Ohio
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W. E. Kain
Jack Patton
Norwood
BE. E. Peterson
Mose Griffith
Galesburg, Illinois
Mot Titus
Circleville
Jennie Titus
Batavia Music Shop
Mies Nona Nagel
Amelia
J.b.wasner
Harmon Brothers
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Joe DeCamp
Ed McCann
St. Bernard
James Lewis
Doris Knauer
Williamsburg
Rosanna Rice
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J. H. Hugo
Adam Hugo
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Sol Kernohan
Perintown
W. O. Robinson
Gus Marsh
Mr. M
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Deerfield Pike
O. E. Pringle
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Gladys Fatout
Indianapolis
A. H. Clark
Bud Foster and Family
Piketon
Louis Buerkle
Edmund Parrott
Sciotoville
B. K. Parrott
Catherine Bishop
Louisville
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Mrs. Este Brunk
Robert Woodrow
Fay Dorsey
Louisville, Ky
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H. L. Nichols
Elizabeth Jamieson
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Lebanon
Elma Townsley
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J. L. Applegate
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Corbett Whittaker
Cherry Grove
H. B. Glancy
Allen Glancy
Father Owers
Holy Trinity Church
Stonelick
Percy Ashburn
New York
T. Q. Ashburn
Washington D. C
Allen
John Ashburn
California
William J. Jones
Blanchet
Burdnall
B.L. Chambers
Sardinia
Chambers
Kirk
E. Burdsall
Wilmer Shields
Armacost
Westwood
Frank
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St. Lukes Hospital
Cleveland
Samuel From
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Charles 8. Burdsall
Yellow Stone Park
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Cincinnati Zoo
Kremer Baking Co
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