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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1911
Page
4
The notice states a term length of one year six months and three months. It lists Batavia and a date range from August 30, 1911, in connection with the period.
J O Rapp and H L Britton ex exes of Samuel Moyer seek sale of real estate against John A Moyer et al. Franklin Jarman seeks quiet title against Wm Hughes et al. Amos L Wood sues Nettie M McCray et al for partition. Cynthia Leming and Aaron Leming executors seek will construction and sale of real estate against Lillie L Edwards et al. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs.
Lists names of appointed executors administrators and guardians. Includes clarifications of wills for William Myers and William J Schmidt with specifics on bequests real estate and executorship, and details on Samuel Demaris will appoints Clara Haney executrix with conveyance powers.
A sequence of property deeds records transfers in Mt Carmel Jackson Pierce Miami Union Clermont Warren Wayne Tate Folterty and other townships. Transactions include Eyre to Lud for 244 1000 acres, Abernathy to Abernathy 19 acres, and multiple 15 164 168 acre exchanges among Kearns Harvey Scott Jordan Watkins Buxton Fer ris and Glaub with varied prices from 1 to 4000 dollars.
The Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid society helped establish three co operative unions in Fairfield County Connecticut Rensselaer County New York and Ellington Connecticut. Each branch raised 500 in shares and received 1000 in low interest loans from the society. Boards of directors oversee lending on easy terms to farmers and small businesses. These unions mark an early American effort following long standing European practice.
The statement outlines the work of the County Board of School Examiners for the year just closed in the first quarter. The report details activities, evaluations, and administrative actions undertaken by the board during this period.
Heavy rain left the Bethel Batavia field underwater forcing the second game to be rescheduled for Saturday September 2 at the park. The Boys also face the Columbia Cardinals Labor Day Monday with Boosters Day admission 25 cents to help clear league debts.
Final league figures celebrate Batavia's standout season in the Spaulding Saturday Afternoon League. With Gatch Kirgan and Hewitt joining the home squad and Roudebush at the helm, Batavia proved one of the region’s fastest clubs, delivering high-class play and gentlemanly conduct. Dr Johnson is noted for his skeptical view of music, joking that learning music would have trapped him in play and that his musical knowledge extended only to distinguishing a drum from a trumpet.
The first calculating machine was invented by Blaise Pascal in 1643 at age nineteen. He built it with one workman and presented it to the chancellor of France. It was later found in a Bordeaux junk shop and is now owned by M. Bougouin. It can perform all four basic mathematical operations.
A reflective exhortation urging embrace of love and bold living. The speaker argues life’s waste lies in withheld love and unused power, criticizing cautious selfishness that avoids pain and misses happiness.
A reflection on desires and imagination noting that many wants feel urgent yet provide little pleasure when fulfilled. It argues that the urge stems from the absence of the thing rather than its fulfillment, leaving a sense of dissatisfaction. The text links longing to discomfort of missing what one believes is needed.
A bride recounts a spring Rechercheville wedding where rain forced rubber footwear under her gown. She describes nerves at the ceremony and the moment Jack whispered a blunt question about her feet revealing she wore oversized rubbers under her snow white dress.
Dr James T M Johnston asks 25 bank directors to stand if they began business with set starting capitals. None stand with 10000, 6000, 1000, or 150 dollars. One director reveals he started with 150 dollars while Johnston, worth about half a million, began without shoes.
The Journal Officiel reports 1910 French births minus deaths at 70,581, down from 84,061. infant mortality falls from 14 percent in 1906 to 12 percent now due to better hygiene and child care. The birth decline, not just lower death rate, explains the surplus drop. comparisons show England and Austria-Hungary around 500,000.
A Youths Companion writer notes contrasts between Icelandic geysers and Yellowstone. Volcanic eruptions persist in Iceland while Yellowstone activity ceased long ago. Geysers may form hot pools then stop erupting, a slow process explained by water channel shifts rather than heat loss.
Miss Marjorie Patterson of Franklin Massachusetts becomes the first woman to receive the A B degree at Jackson College the women’s department of Tufts college which was recently separated from coeducation She may be the only graduate for three years as this year produced only freshmen and she completed prior work at West Virginia University.
A witty comment on fathers' reluctance to offer parenting advice to mothers who raise children, suggesting embarrassment deters men from weighing in on childrearing with their views.
A Detroit Free Press joke notes that learning to shave oneself offers no practice partner but the user, highlighting the humorous drawback of solo grooming.
An advertisement claims many women suffer from backache nervousness poor sleep and loss of appetite due to kidney and bladder trouble. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as quick relief and a return to health with Nash Pharmacy as source.
A cautionary note advises readers to withhold accusation until evidence confirms suspicion. It emphasizes restraint and careful judgment to avoid harming others or making false claims.
A general saying notes men gray five years earlier than women in common belief about aging.
A Cincinnati woman asserts oscillation deaths affected thousands, while the Pittsburg Post notes a contrasting view that billions were delighted. The item presents a sensational contrast between fear and amusement.
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer offers five thousand dollars in cash premiums plus generous commissions to solicitors for subscriptions. The 24 page paper includes sermons, essays, stories, news, patterns, market reports, and moral content. Apply to THE ENQUIRER, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Count Jacques de la Tour Blanche lauded Americans in New York as the most honest and honorable people globally. He blamed European adventurers for duping others, noting Americans’ noble minds make them wary but not stupid. A Paris meeting with a wealthy American revealed a witty exchange about “picking friends.”
The Watertown Standard reports Ned Mather, a local native, originated the idea of free lunches in Baltimore around 1865 or 1866. At Barnum's hotel front bar he instructed the cook to prepare sandwiches from Smithfield ham, which drew the crowd and earned Mather the title of a philanthropic originator. Previously only crackers were offered free.
The surgeon general reports anti typhoid vaccination greatly reduces typhoid in troops. For the year ending June 30, 1909 the unvaccinated suffered sixteen times more cases than the vaccinated. By October 1, 1910 only five non immunized cases occurred, four mild and no adverse vaccination effects noted.
The New York bureau of occupations, recently formed, plans to inform college women about suitable employment during their college years. The Boston Woman’s Educational and Industrial Union has long operated a similar program under Miss Laura D. Gil, placing many women in fitting positions and aiding those already employed.
Instructions from Woman's Home Companion describe training porch vines by securing a child's wooden hoop in the porch opening center and tying cords to climb from the hoop to side top and bottom points. As vines cover the structure, a decorative green wall with a central circle forms.
Franklin J Jarman and Maggie Jarman filed a suit in Clermont County Ohio against Martha Bolender and others over real estate in Washington and Clermont townships. The petition seeks quiet title and removal of adverse claims. defendants must answer by October 1 1911.
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