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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
4
Clermont Courier issue from Batavia Ohio dated December 17 1913. Local notices and community items reflect small town events in Clermont County.
The notice objects to overuse of out of county witnesses in criminal trials. Judges are urged to act against the practice, which drains local resources and produces unnecessary costs, with both state and defense lawyers implicated in the issue.
The school congress ended amid turmoil after Governor Cox used his closing speech to attack political opponents. Delegates blamed the burst of partisanship for disorder, recalling a 1836 Ohio event and noting no regional disagreement on the survey plan. Dr. Alston Ellis cited historical context without changing views.
The Republican State Central Committee plans a December 22 meeting in Columbus to unite Progressives and Republicans against the Democratic administration. It will act on resolutions from the Republican National Committee and endorse candidates for primaries, while criticizing Ohio’s legal profession heavy legislature and arguing for a stable salary funded by taxes.
Taxpayers miss school congress influence and critique Governor Cox misusing public funds for partisan aims. The piece argues Ohio’s high expense and Cox’s civil service plans reflect partisan gain. It notes a large free wool import, with 8 million pounds released in Philadelphia and a New York port stockpile.
Clients include Anna F Frey vs Clarence Fry for divorce and name restoration. Multiple hearings on money claims, injunctions, temporary alimony, and divorces with various attorneys named. Bank and estate actions, appointments, and marriage licenses noted with dates and figures.
A tract quotes Bishop Poster from Beyond the Grave noting that in unknown matters faith sustains belief the dead live and memories of loved ones remain part of us. The piece reflects on grief and the hope of life after death.
The Pastry Department emphasizes fancy cakes for all occasions and offers prompt party service. Sealship oysters, candies, and nuts available in any amount.
A Batavia obituary recalls Charles W Pegg born October 5 1832 died November 30 1913. Native of Clermont County he moved to California in 1852 crossed the Isthmus before the railroad and later served twice as Sheriff in Nevada. His Methodist family roots and long life marked by courage and modesty are remembered with his widow Laura B Pegg at his side.
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