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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1910

Page

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De Armond Nominee Touts Strenuous Huffman Race in Ohio GOP

The Second Fourth District Republicans met at Georgetown naming Clarence W. De Armond of Hamilton as their state senate nominee by acclamation. The convention also outlined senatorial committees for Brown Butler Clermont and Warren counties as preparations begin for the fall race.

Brown Butler Clermont Warren Georgetown Brown County Frank P. Richter Butler County Clarence W. de Armond Hamilton de Armond S Some Ranner Tine Huffiman O. RB. Young Everett Neal Mt. Crab Himmilton Clinton Egbert Haulton

One School Director Attends Teachers Institute in Clermont

The New Richmond Independent News notes W. L. Coombs of Lindale was the sole Clermont county director at the Teachers Institute. It urges all township boards to send delegates next year to encourage teachers and bring back progressive ideas to improve education.

New Richmond Independent News Clermont County W. L. Coombs Lindale Batavia Public Schools Amelia High School Cgernan W. Clemens Blo Western Reserve University Jessie Coulter Bertha Haspel DePau University Williamsburg Bethel New Richmond Milford Moscow Saar Loveland West Loveland Batavia Township Ohio

State appoints Garret Fox to oversee automobile department

Secretary of State Thompson appoints Garret Fox, formerly assistant state fire marshal, to direct the State automobile department. Colonel Thompson states four to five thousand cars in the state do not pay automobile license, unfair to the thirty thousand compliant owners.

Thompson Garret Fox State Automobile Department

Postmaster General Allows Rural Carriers to Administer Oath

Pensioners and rural carriers welcome a new Post Office order. It authorizes rural free delivery agents to administer the oath for pension papers, so pensioners and witnesses need not travel to town. The rural carrier fee is capped at 26 cents and applies to widows and guardians as well.

Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Harry E. Rodenfels

From Loveland Tri County Press Harry E Rodenfels filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S court citing injuries to his wife from a railroad accident and ongoing litigation. A prior verdict of 7000 against the railroad was set aside and a second verdict of 10000 was also voided. the case remains pending and creditors threaten further suits.

Tri-County Press Loveland Harry E. Rodenfels United States Rodenfels

County burial fee ruling limits indigent veterans' costs

Attorney General Denman states county commissioners cannot fix burial expenses at 60 dollars when paid from public funds. He notes law requires 75 dollars for such interments and no less. The opinion was issued to Representative Joseph Gilligan of Cincinnati.

A. G. Denman Joseph Gilligan Cincinnati

Juniors Outing at City Park New Richmond

The Star Spangled Banner Council junior unit of U A M will host a City Park outing in New Richmond next Monday September 6. Refreshments of all kinds will be served and there will be plenty of amusements and good music for all ages.

Star Spangled Banner Council, Jr City Park New Richmond Richmond M. E

Cincinnati Milk Dealers Move to Raise Wholesale Price

Assistant U S Attorney Edward P Maulnier will probe Tri State Dairy and Milk Dealers Association after a complaint. The group pledged to renew efforts to lift Cincinnati wholesale milk price. An August meeting at the Dennison hotel agreed to seek a 3 to 4 cent per gallon increase from 14 cents.

Cincinnatilk United States Edward P. Maulinier Tri-State Dairy, and Milk Dealers’ Association Cincinnati Association Dennison

Eighty-Ninth Regiment reunion to be held in Milford

The thirty-third annual reunion of surviving members of the Eighty-Ninth Regiment C. V. I. will meet at the Milford town hall on Thursday September 8. Most veterans have answered the last call, so should gather once more under the stars and stripes to share conflict stories and memories around the camp fire.

Eighty-Ninth Regiment Town Hall Milford Eighty-Ninth Stars and Georgetown Madison Peters Thomas L. Hamer Tri-County Press Loveland Rosenthal Greenlawn Cemetery Atlantic City

Closing Services At Batavia M E Church

The Batavia M E church held its conference year ending services with large morning and evening crowds. Twenty two were received into full connection and four by letter. Rev Burdsall departed for conference Tuesday morning and the congregation hopes he will be returned for another year as pastor.

M. RE Batavia Burdsall

Attorney General Interprets Local Option Law Limits

A formal opinion from Attorney General Denman holds that city councils lack authority to hire detectives to enforce the Rose County local option law beyond their municipal limits. The interpretation was issued to W. E. Lytle, Miami County prosecutor from Troy.

Ohio Denman Rose County W. E. Lytle Troy Miami County

Completing church in Batavia advances dedication plans

Workmen rush to finish the new Catholic church in Batavia with exterior completion within days and interior work to follow quickly. Pew arrivals are expected this week, and the handsome structure is a credit to its members and to Batavia.

Batavia

Two barns burned on Shields dairy farm in Anti Bantam

Two barns and their contents were destroyed at George Shields's dairy farm in Anti Bantam during early Sunday hours. Loss estimated at about 4900 dollars with 800 dollars insurance. cause undetermined. Neighbors woke Shields and family as flames spread beyond control.

George Shields Anti-Bantam Shields

TWO WEDDINGS SATURDAY IN BETHEL AND BATAVIA

On Saturday August 27 1910 at the Bata via Methodist parsonage James White and Mary Effie Ely of Bethel united in marriage. Immediately afterwards Henry L Dawson and Minnie D Lewis of Batavia with Mrs Dawson joined in wedlock with Rev FE Burdsall officiating. Witnesses included Mrs Isaac Dawson Mrs George W Spencer Harold B Spencer and Mrs Burdsall. The couples left together for a brief wedding trip aboard the same car.

James White Mary Effie Ely Bethel Batavia Henry L. Dawson Minnie D. Lewis Dawson FE. Burdsall Isaac Dawson George W. Spencer Harold B. Spencer Chillicothe Burdsall

Nut harvest hit by late frosts warns of scarcity

The article notes walnuts and hickory nuts will be scarce this fall as late spring frosts killed blossom, leaving few nuts on most trees. Economists and exchanges report a tight supply likely to affect prices and availability later in the season.

Sweeping Victory Hinted By Ohio Republican Leader

Warren G. Harding promotes a bright Republican outlook during a New York interview on a motor trip from Ohio to Massachusetts. He defends Governor Harmon, urges protectionist tariffs, and pledges party unity and progressive policy. He notes graft concerns are not the party’s fault.

Warren G. Harding Ofte Beverly Massachusetts New York Ohio Taft Maratona Tariff Commission Congress Germany

Public Sale At Stop 86 Mt Holly Ohio Pike

Spence Dawson conducts a public sale at 10 p m at Stop 86 Bethel Line Mt Holly. The auction offers a general purpose horse a milch cow two shoats and various useful articles. Cash terms. Fagin Brose to serve refreshments.

Bethel Line Ohio Pike Mt. Holly Spence Dawson Fagin Brose

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