Clermont Farm Bureau Plans Annual Meeting and Cream Sales Council
Ohio State University Extension Director H C Ramsower will speak at the Clermont Farm Bureau annual meeting in Batavia. Local leaders discuss a cream producers sales association across Adams Brown and Clermont counties, fertilizer buying plans, and road-building cooperation to save taxpayer money. A Near East Relief drive funds grain donations to starving Armenians with county coordination and Farm Bureau support.
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H. C. Ramsower
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Clermont Farm Bureau
Town Hall
Batavia
Ramsower
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Adams, Brown and
Clermont
Clermont County
Armenia
County Farm Bureau
EB. D. Ward
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Adams
Brown
South Western Ohio Dairy Salon Association
Tris County Association
Laurel
Nicholeville
Cream Producers Association
Felicity
Clyde. F. Tom
Batavia School Notes Report December 2 1921
Monthly school summary shows enrollment and attendance figures by grade from first to high school. Notable items include teachers visiting Cincinnati schools, purchase of forty chairs for the high school auditorium, and the Batavia High School Glee Club to provide music for the Teachers Association on December 10.
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Cincinnati
Glee Club
Batavia High School
Teachers’ Association
Jitney Bus Discontinued Over Miserable Road Condition
The Batavia Owensville jitney line ends due to a bad road worsened by heavy hauling in rain. The Milford Owensville trip remains. A push to crack down on road law violators is urged as the Automobile Club considers taking up the road question.
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Batavia
Owensville
Milford
Automobile Club
Shoemaker Clarence Curliss Stricken By Blood Poisoning
Clarence Curliss a shoemaker and harness maker suffers blood poisoning in his foot from a blister on the toe. He uses crutches to move to his shop as his swollen foot worsens. Friends fear for his health.
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Clarence Curliss
River flood claims many along Ohio riverfront
Reported along the Ohio riverfront and bottoms, high water and ram page caused drownings and captures as rabbit hunters used clubs and stones. The flood is described as an extra issue not due until February.
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Ohio
Rabbite
Lee Norris Dies in Mason County Ky After Long Illness
Lee Norris, formerly of this place, died at relatives home in Mason county Kentucky last Sunday week. His wife was summoned to arrange the funeral. He had many friends here. Also, James Gest funeral was held at the Methodist church last Friday with burial in Union Cemetery. Gest was about 70, born and raised in Batavla township, leaves a wife and daughter.
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Lee Norris
Mason County
James Gest
Union Cemetry
Batavla Township
Long Address Rules and School Attendance Law Overview
Rev A G Bagby delivers an address at Batavia High School with Supt L C Dick of London Ohio. The program covers the Compulsory Attendance Law and its implementation in Clermont County, led by Attendance Officer P E Wilson. The discussion includes student enrollment, membership merits, and geometry studies.
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Clermont County
P. E. Wilson
Opening game at the armory between Pigers and O. N. G. boys
Cincinnati University's Pigers faced the O. N. G. team in the season opener at the armory Friday night before a large crowd. Both sides played hard with each player giving top effort. Batavia led the score at Friday night’s game, and weekly games are planned at this location with public support urged.
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Armory
Pigers
Cincinnati University
O. N. G. Boys
Batavia
Superintendent Luther Dead Near Mt. Orab
Clarence Luther former head of the eh schools died at his home near Mt. Orab Saturday and was buried at the Presbyterian church there. He led local schools in 1910 until resigning for a rest and did not recover. He leaves a wife.
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Clarence Luther
Mt. Orab
Presbyterian Church
Installation for Batavia Chapter 2000 BE officers
Batavia Chapter No 2000 BE to install officers at the next regular meeting on December 12. Refreshments will be served and a social evening promised for all attendees.
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Batavia
Chicken thefts reported across county with high egg prices
Chicken thieves hit several areas, taking about 160 birds from Thos Daugherty near Boston after previously taking from L C Dietz. Authorities note thieves familiar with local surroundings and use auto trucks, leaving no trace. It is a total loss.
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L. C
Applegate Wins County Board Race With 189 Votes
In last November’s election W. B. Applegate received 112 votes in Branch Hill and 77 in Miami ville precincts. The correction notes he ran a good race and remains popular across the county.
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County Board of Education
W. B. Applegate
Branch Hill
Miamiville
Applegate
Never Too Old Marriage in Manchester Voters
Darius Freeman aged 81 and Mary Scott McKellup 66 married Friday after in Union by the minister Wm Cooper KP. They will reside on West Fifth street. The village youth gave a concert Friday night in Manchester.
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Darius Freeman
Brown Bounty
Mary Scott-McKellup
Manchester
West Union
Wm. Cooper
West Fifth Street
Manchester Signal
State Farmers Institute planning meeting to be held
A representative from Ohio State University will visit Batavia on December 9 at 10 p.m. to discuss the State and Independent Farmers Institutes in Clermont county this winter. Attendees will review a statewide questionnaire and share methods from past institute programs.
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Batavia High School
Columbus
Ohio State University
Batavia
Clermont County
Ohio
Community Club Plans Fundraiser and Play
The Community Club meeting at the high school auditorium last Thursday night drew a large crowd of school representatives. chairman Bishop presided, with Mrs. Horn secretary, reading minutes and receiving new members. Plans included lunch equipment, playground needs, and a future play to raise school funds with additional attractions. Next meeting set for Thursday evening January 6, 1922.
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Bishop
Horn
Farmers praise quail as ally against corn pests
Ohio State University extension entomologist T H Parks says the quail are the farmers' greatest bird friend. He notes other states fight chinch bugs harder, while quail eat these bugs by the tablespoonful and digest many other harmful insects.
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Ohio
T.H. Parks
Ohio State University
Parks
Parke
Town Council Awards Hall Rent and Considers Pike Plan
In regular session the council received one bid for renting the town hall three nights weekly. Dowdney & Zarmuhle offered $26 per month and secured the hall, possession set for January 1, 1022. The panel also weighs building a pike from Leonard's corner to the Williams burg hill with commissioners asked to assist.
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Town
Dowdney & Zarmuhle
Leonard’s Corner
New Pike
Williamsburg Hill
Burley Tobacco Growers Pool Near 95 Percent Signups
Lexington reports Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association books near closing on December 10 with 60 000 members signed. Manager Joseph Passonneau says signups have surged since Saturday, aiming for 90 to 95 percent of district growers across four states, making it the largest cooperative by membership in the United States.
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Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Jos_eph Passonneau
man_ager
Passonneau
Burley
United States
California
Burley Tobacco Growers Pool Moves Forward
The Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association has been duly incorporated and will soon issue delivery instructions to members. County districts will be established with Bata via expected as a receiving point for crops as news develops.
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Burley Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association
Batavia
Dog Tax Due With Realty Assessments Reminder
Dog owners face new notoriety as dog tax is due January 1 and payable with regular taxes. Law enforcement will proceed this year and every dog must wear a tag to avoid trouble. Lookout for the dog when paying your realty tax.
Batavia Gets New Filling Station Near Depot
Batavia gains a proposed Standard Oil filling station near the N. and W. depot on the Cincinnati pike to serve growing demand as autos and trucks become common.
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Batavia
Standard Oil Company
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Farm Bureau News
Jitney Bus
Clermont County Teachers’ Association
America
A. G. Bagby
L. C. Dick
London, Ohio
H. A. Kellum
Owensville, O
Geometry
E. H. Pattison
Supt
Marlowe
Luther
Farmers’ Institutes
Anna Tatman
George Gregg
Daisy Ely
N. G. Cover
A. C. Nash
W. A. Joseph
Florence Speidel
Margaret Dial
Mary Homan
E. 38. Rush
Council Proceedings
Burley Tobacco Growers
Batavia’s
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