Clermont Courier Notice Summary
Local newspaper dated August 29 1906 from Clermont Courier presents brief items and notices. The readable text references community matters and miscellaneous updates typical of early 20th century regional papers.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
4
Local newspaper dated August 29 1906 from Clermont Courier presents brief items and notices. The readable text references community matters and miscellaneous updates typical of early 20th century regional papers.
Columbus July 18 1906 The Republicans of Ohio vote to meet in Dayton on September 11 12 1906 to nominate for Secretary of State Dairy and Food Commissioner Commissioner of Public Schools and State Board of Public Works. Delegates allotted by votes for Governor Herrick with county by county tallies.
The Republican electors of Clermont County Ohio are urged by the State Central Committee to meet at their precincts on September 1 1906 at 3 p.m. for delegates to the county convention in Batavia on September 4 1906 to nominate a county ticket and elect a county executive committee. Representation is by one delegate and one alternate per 4 votes for Governor Hetrick in 1905 with additional seats for fractions over one half percent.
The piece recalls Hildebrandt money used in Batavia township and county elections to influence Republican primaries. It claims Bishop and others used funds in North Batavia precinct to push Hildebrandt delegates who did not reside there. The author questions if the shame will repeat next Saturday.
Delegates nominated Samuel H. Hoskins for Secretary of State, R. J. Diegle for Dairy and Food Commissioner, Chas. A. Haupert for School Commissioner, H. Nyghswander for Board of Public Works. Platform favors home rule, direct vote for U S Senators, primaries for delegates, and opposition to local levies. Bryan praised as America's distinguished citizen with 1908 presidential candidacy endorsed.
Ohio honors its late hero with a monument unveiled on Friday September 14 in Columbus. A large crowd is expected to attend the unveiling ceremony conducted by the organizing committee and the work in charge.
The piece claims the paper near Biddy Manning's barber shop is not a Republican organ in Clermont county and accuses it of falsehoods. It alleges the election board tilt favors Hildebrant, disputes ballot naming, and recalls optimistic predictions about Hildebrant’s prospects.
Mt Holly items show families visiting relatives from Ironton Indian Territory and Bellevue Ky. Neighbors entertain kin from Fruit Hill Felicity Amelia Coney Island and Ten Mile as institute and Harvest Home events fill the week. School opens September 8 with Miss Ladie Brown teaching.
The piece portrays a bishop traveling the county in isolation, faulted for leading the Hildebrant faction’s team and serving on a now defunct minority committee and election board. It questions his reports on dates and sums to former colleagues, suggesting he may be better off traveling solo.
In Cincinnati Democrat ic politics Boss Bernako is ousted as master of the masses and Dempsey & Co. rise to power on the ruins. The speaker notes worsening trading conditions and a clear stance that the situation has not improved.
Four Greek railroad workers were killed and one injured at Simme's Station when they stepped in front of train 104 while escaping a parallel freight 97. George Russ of Cosaddale accompanied the group and died from fatal injuries.
The Cincinnati Enquirer offers a free Wall Chart set nine maps pages including an updated Ohio map with new towns rail routes and rural mail routes plus world maps with rulers flags and ships routes. Also a Russia Japan war district topography and Panama canal data. Free to subscribers who remit one dollar or 0.16 old subscription.
Mrs Melvina Seward and daughter visited son Charles and family near Edenton. William Hackett and sons George and Frank from Goshen called on John Collins. Miss Janie McCollum spent Sunday with Aunt Mary Weaver. Robert Stander and wife celebrate arrival of a baby girl. Edward Van Horn and wife announce a baby girl.
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