Public Court Entries and Local Real Estate Transfers Noted
Journal entries show court cases William Myrick vs Interurban & Terminal Co. and others with small sums. Marriages listed J F Roy with Margaret Duffy and John Moyer with Bertha Chatterton. Real estate transfers cover multiple parcels in Ohio township Batavia Williamsburg Tate and Bethel priced from $1 to $3,000.
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William Myrick
The
Interurban & Terminal Company
Mary Bowie
George H. Eveland
Clermont County
Mary S. Severn
John Weeley Page
Milford
Margaret L. Duffy
John Moyer
Locust Ridge
Bertha Chatterton
Williamsburg
Rev
Everhart
May F. Kinkead
Laura Wyatt
Ohio Township
George Slade
Margaret Coyle
Batavia
Elizabeth A. Jenkins
Wilbur F. Dackwall
George R. Carter
E. ©. McKeever
Elizabeth T. Fee
Robert
New Richmond
Frank A. Hutchinson
A. C. Snell
West Bank
East Fork
Daniel T. Davis
Nancy E. Davis
Tate Township
Hugh L. Nichols
Harvey Maham
Wm. M.russell
I. M. Huddle
Branch Hill
Lulu Bonar Ét al
Frank B. Harvey
Mary E. McCormick
Elizabeth van Fleet
Gertrude B. M. Julian
Earl P. Goodwin
Bethel
Charles B. Moyer
Simeon Watson
Dew
Lewis’ Sieber
Miami Township
G.M. Conover
George Ertel
Goshen Township
Kate W. Ricker
Oliver P. Cross
Union Township
Edward Black
Alice Black
Batavia Township
Charles Jennings
John Fan
Dr King’s New Discovery Cited As Cure for Consumption
Beall of Beall, Mrs. recounts wife’s battle with consumption and claim of quick recovery after using Dr King’s New Discovery. Advertises Nash’s Pharmacy Batavia and Amelia Drug Company Amelie as guarantors with trial bottles offered free and prices listed at 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Drug Company
Amelie
Batavia Township Schools Report and Local Notices
The Batavia township schools report rising pupil interest and steady teacher attendance. Enrollment for the month totals 885 with 171 boys and 164 girls, attendance 93.56 percent. Also noted are a death in the community of Mrs. John Dimmitt near 80, with funeral plans in New Richmond, and local advertisements including Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claims.
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Batavia
Varney
Swing
Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
The Courier Exposes Hold-Up of Public Document
The Courier details a staged hold-up of a public document once in county clerk Horace A. Rice's custody. It asserts bargain attempts at $65, names alleged moss-troopers, and urges officials to issue summons while discussing a proposed reward strategy. The piece also features an endorsement for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace A. Rice
Courier
Rice
County Officials Salaries Set by County Commissioners
A proposed salary bill would transfer pay setting for circuit and common pleas judges, coroner, sheriff, recorder, auditor, treasurer, county clerk, and infirmary directors to county boards. It would also set minimum and maximum salaries and limit staff, with joint sessions for multi county offices. The plan aims to curb extravagance and political bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricketts
Franklin County
Republican Party
City Cornelia
Common Pleas
Circuit Court of the
First Judicial District
Cincinnati
Butler
Cilrton
Clermont
Warren
State Supreme Court
Christmas Shopping Now For Best Stock and Prices
The Courier advises shoppers to buy now after Thanksgiving to avoid crowds and late hour stress. Stores display complete Christmas stocks a month early with unchanged prices and courteous clerks. The notice ends with a local ad for Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil claiming health benefits.
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Clerice
Chris'mas
Courier
Timely Suggestion for Chamberlain Cough Remedy Use
A prudent housewife is advised to replenish her supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as winter nears. The ad claims early use prevents severe colds, notes safety for children, pleasant taste, and urges purchase at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Williams Brothers Change of Hotel Ownership
C P Williams of Higginsport Ohio, brother of C B Williams, arrived yesterday and will make the city his future home. He has acquired his brother’s interests in the Dennison Hotel and will oversee them, but current management stays unchanged. C B Williams remains in El Paso Texas likely for life due to ill health.
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The
Enquirer
C. P. Williams
Higginsport
Ohio
C. B. Williams
Dennison Hotel
Williams
Dennison
el Paso
Texas
Cincinnati
Thomas Amelia Advertisement Sale Teachere Bible Watches
Thousands of handkerchiefs priced from 3 cents to 1 dollar. Boys watches labeled Ingersoll with one year guarantee. Children’s house slippers warm and durable at 29 cents per pair. Ladies’ warm Solid Comfort slippers a bargain at 45 cents. Teachers’ Oxford Bibles handsomely bound, 200 kind for 98 cents. At Thomas Amelia.
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Thomas
Amelia
New School Code Looms Over State Laws
The Supreme Court rules the Magnetic Springs special district law unconstitutional as special legislation. A ruling against the Toledo school law looms. expected to erase all state school laws before the Legislature meets. Result may scrap Ripley and other county districts and compel a new code. Catarrh notice misdirects readers to internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertised as a blood purifier.
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Supreme Court
Magnetic Springs
Delaware County
Toledo
Puis
Ripley
Clermont County
Bethel Shoe Factory Faces Threat of Relocation
It is stated in Bethel that if another industry begins, the shoe factory managers will move their business, convinced one large manufacturing concern can be sustained. The plant employs nearly 200 people year round, making this a serious matter for consideration.
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Bethel
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Governor Atkinson
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digesting all food classes and healing stomach ailments with a testimonial from Gov. G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia. It promotes sales through John Bunn & Son and Marsh Manufacturing Co. plus an aluminum card case offer and Foley’s Honey and Tar for throat and lung diseases.
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G. W. Atkinson
W. Va
John Bunn & Son
Marsh Manufacturing Co
Lake Street
Chicago
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good and Talk of Sermons
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo reports kidney and bladder relief after Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming it has done him a thousand dollars worth of good. The M. E. church outlines for evening and Sunday services include topics on God’s Supply and the Christmas sermon. Electric Bitters are advertised as a cure for nervousness and digestive issues.
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A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo
Foley
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertised For Wounds
A frightened horse incident note extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts sores eczema and piles. Public notice lists Nash’s Pharmacy Batavia and Amelia Drug Co Amelia as sellers pricing 250.
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Bucklen
Nash’s
Batavia
Amelia Drug Co
Amelia
Birthday Prank Sparks Celebration at Mrs Clark’s Castle
A group of about forty friends surprised Mrs. Arthur Clark with a Saturday morning intrusion to celebrate her 71st birthday. The party included a bountiful dinner and longfarewell wishes as Aunt Rina received many happy returns.
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Arthur Clark
Mr. C
Rina
Anthony Holloway
Lewis
Hopkinsville
Christian Church
Laura Rappie
Stella Tarver
Cook
Elenor
Zack Brunk
Myrtle Holloway
Dawson
Tie Presbyterian Church
Death notices and social events from Batavia period
Death has again entered our midst and claimed Mrs. Nicholas Favret who departed last Friday evening. Funeral services were held Monday morning at the Catholic church. Joe Gomien has been suffering with blood poisoning in his arm for two weeks and will likely be ill longer. Mrs. Mary Elmer Stevens is very low with hastily diagnosed consumption. The Farmers Institute is in session Wednesday and Thursday this week with a large attendance expected. Car stores glow for the holidays. A musical and literary entertainment will benefit the M. and church New Year's Eve, featuring four instructors from Cincinnati Conservatory. James Craver spent Tuesday in Cincinnati.
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Nicholas Favret
Favret
Joseph Spencer
Batavia
Joe Gomien
Mary Elmer Stevens
Farmers’ Institute
Conservatory of Music of
Cincinnati
James Craver
One Minute Cough Care Promoted By Dr Armstrong
The ad touts One Minute Cough Care as instantly effective for coughs croup and la grippe. It claims relief at the source, heals inflammation and helps lungs supply oxygen to blood and tissues. Dr. Armstrong of Delhi Texas endorses it. sold by John Bunn & Son. Also Bann and Son advertise Christmas goods and a Masonic lodge meeting set for December 20 1908 to elect and install officers.
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Armstrong
Delhi
Tex
John Bunn & Son
Bann’e Drug Store
John Bann & Son
O. P. Sperrs
Batavia Lodge No
A. M
Epwin C, Buiy
W. M
Deaths and hires in Tobasco village report
Mr Holts dies at his daughter's home in Tobasco on December 9 1903 after a long illness age 63 funeral at Mt Moriah. Ben Moore accepts a Cincinnati job Clyde Walker takes work in Cincinnati Clarence Fagin joins electric care.
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Bertha Fillie
Ben Moore
Cincinnati
Holts
Charles Grimer
Mt. Moriah
Clyde Walker
Clarence Fagin
Milford Progress Club Meets on English History Study
The Milford Progress Club gathered at Mrs. A C Christopher’s home on Thursday December 10 to study English history. Members, including Mrs. Mary Gateh Miss Elizabeth Homemeyer and others, presented topics such as The Houses of Lancaster and York War with France War of the Roses and Introduction of Printing.
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A. C. Christopher
Lancaster
York
Well Remembered Mia M Boucher Recalls Kidney Pills
In Valley City North Dakota on December 11 a longtime resident credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing dizziness and sciatic pain after earlier bilious attacks. She also reports Diamond Dinner Pills aided a bilious episode and a January 1903 sciatic relapse, praising the medicines and noting their popularity in Barnes County.
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Valley City
N. Duk
Mia
Matilda M. Boucher
Dodd
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Cupid
Probate Court
Recorder’s Office
Batavia ‘Township Schools
Joan Dinar
John Dimmitt
Misses Moore
Washington
Reed
Thomas Ads
Zier
Pzlto
Foam Brown
Groves
Summit_ at
Zania
Raw
Miss Butler
Holly
Forestville
Bauer
Whita
Huntington
Elmwood
Port Stis
Tisdale
Summerton
D. C
DeWitt
John Bann & Bon
Courier Advertisers
Hagee
Williamses
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Hail
M. E
Anorough
Roy
Javie
Monterey
Owensville
Moscow
Marguerite
Order of Eastern Star
Felicity
Kimbal Sedgewick
Alfred T. Marsh
Brother Marsh
Nannie Witham
A. F. Kayser
Anna Airey
Mary Shriver
Ella Fee
Irene Love
Dbettie Wolfe
Mary Cushard
Marshal
Anna Wolfe
Etna Fisher
Mary Kayser
Sentinel
M. D. Shriver
Adah
Mattie Fee
Ruth
Effis Kayser
Essher
Masonic Hall
Ada Cushard
Goat
Billy
Emfa Fee
Bann’ Drug Store
Calion Willsm Halbisch
Agin
Rapp Bros
J. Cy Funn’s
Fraziesx & Hices, Attys
Batavia, Ohio
Wim. Schwab
Allenms
W. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Jandiit
Big Thomas
Buon & Son
Nelson , Cramer, Alty
Foadick
J. C. Fuma
Koley
John Bunn
M. D
Citizens’ TelePhone Company
W. H. Baum
F. P. Hamilton
West 7Th Street
Race
Ehm
J. ©. Fuar
O. T. Robertson
D. City
Robertson
Race Street
Longworth
C. P. Gray
Seventh Street
Vine
Leverone
F. Fetter
Kaufman’s
Pearl and Sycamore
Yilsg
John Bunp, M
Monon Ridg
Noviss
Brown Counties
C. W. ReoapEs
Milford Progress Club
Barnes County
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