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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
4
The column surveys labor unrest in New York shirtwaist sewing, drys battles in Alabama, and sharp critiques of the American Sugar Refining Company. It notes Bjornson’s illness, Uncle Joe’s shaky political standing, and oil and copper industry moves. It highlights Panama Canal progress, Lipton’s yacht bids, Mars telescope plans, and Burley Tobacco pool hopes despite a court action.
In Ohio court notes, cases include Brintzinghofter v Williamsburg et al injunctive action and multiple motions. Other business covers Collins v Kellogg and probate, marriage licenses, and real estate transfers. A noteworth ill notice cites a persistent cough after influenza and Chamberlains Cough Remedy advert appears.
E Overbeck a cigar maker and former Batavia resident died in Cincinnati around 7:00 last Friday morning after being taken from a saloon at Central avenue and Richmond street to a patrol wagon. The cause of death was asthma.
Jie 18 sold. Peter Ballinger sold his red Irish setter Jip to Frank Hill near Goshen, a Cincinnati post office employee, last week. The dog is fine, well bred and trained, Ballinger received a fancy price, and Jip was a favorite in Batavia, with many regretting the sale.
The Cherry Illinois mine disaster ranks among the nation's worst incidents with many workers killed and surviving families left to endure profound sorrow. Community gifts aid the bereaved, yet the true anguish of those affected remains immeasurable.
National Guard circles say Colonel Charles F. Hake may resign as commander of the First Regiment CNG. He has long led the unit after enlisting as a private and serving in the Spanish American War with the First Ohio Volunteers.
The Farmers' Co operative Harvester plant at Springfield Ohio was sold for 24000 to the Cartwright Automatic Press Company. Claimed value of the plant was eighty thousand. Clermont county farmers were shown profits but the co operative element appears to have aided William Whitely and associates, with promises unfulfilled.
Court of Probate in Clermont County Ohio issues notice to Roscoe Kinsell Daisy Kinsell Josephine Kin sell and Lida K Addison and Rose Kinsell whose residence is unknown. Executor seeks sale of about 88 acres in Washington Township Brownlee Survey to pay decedent Laura F Kinsell debts. Defendants must answer by December 85th 1909 or judgment may be taken.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH been duly appointed and qualified by the Court of Clermont county Ohio as administratrix of the estate of Mary W deceased NETTIE D PEARCE Nichols Nichos Attys novi.
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