Europe’s Beauties Tied to Weeds Will Be Destroyed
W P Flanegan closes a Farmers Institute address in New Richmond urging Clermont county farmers to tackle three pernicious weeds wild carrots broom sedge and wild onions. He warns their spread endangers crops and livestock and calls for united persistent culture and careful digging and burning to hold or wipe out infestations with England as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Flanegan
Farmers’ Institute
New Richmond
Clermont County
England
Ohio
Kanawha Coal Fleet Delivers Bountiful Barrels of Coal
The Kanawha coal fleet leaving Pt. Pleasant West Virginia bound for Cincinnati returned with many barges of coal. It is certain Ohio river towns and neighboring areas will have abundant supplies of coal for heating whether the weather remains mild or turns severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Obeinnati
Ohio River
Real Estate Tax Proposal Sparks Pro and Con Debate
Readers weigh the plan to tax Ohio real estate at full value. The discussion covers fairness to personal property and securities, calls for broader taxation, and a businesslike approach urging assessors to align levies with current valuations to avoid haphazard rate bumps.
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Ohio
State Grange picks Zanesville for next annual meet
The Ohio State Grange closed its Springfield convention last Thursday and chose Zanesville as the site for next year. Resolutions favored including quail among song birds, a hunters license, a Ladies Institute with the Farmers' Institute, a pure seed law, fertilizer analyses by the attorney general, outlawing cigarette sales, parcels post, postal savings, and direct election of U S Senators. The treasurer reported a surplus of 88000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Grange
Springfield
Ohio
Zanesville
Ladies Institute
Farmers’ Institute
State Board of Agriculture
Attorney General's Office
Postal Savings Bank
United States
Stanfield suit over Clermont county farm deal
William and Mary Stanfield filed a $6,000 damages suit against Emanuel Wood in Dayton claiming a Clermont county realty deal was fraudulent. They say he misrepresented the farm value and orchard quality and that traded city property and a $4,000 mortgage plus cash $500 formed the consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Cincinnati Enquirer
William and
Mary Stanfield
Emanuel Wood
Clermont County
City Proerty
Stanfields
Mr. Wood
Lerado Farmers Institute Session Set for December 27
The Lerado Farmers Institute will hold its sixth annual session at the Christian church in Lerado next Monday and Tuesday December 27 and 28. An excellent program has been prepared, promising both pleasure and profit for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerado Farmers’ Institute
Christian Church
Pretty and Andover and Prettier Mountain Spires Maine Visit
Bethel Maine December 16 1909 Editor Courier reports an exceptionally warm fall and winter in Maine. Travelers describe Andover as the prettiest town in the state and discuss deer moose and bear hunting permits and quotas. Sightings include Bald Pate and Androscoggin scenery with notes on Jacob Abbott Lincoln and Dillery duel lore, Bowdoin alumni, and Knox connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Mkz
Courier
Maine
Lewiston
Rumford Falls
United States
Andover
Androscoggin
Farmers’ Institute
Farmington
Jacob Abbott
Jefferson
Lincoln
Jonathan Dillery
Thomaston
Henry Knox
Washington
Lowr.t RoupEesusn H
Covington High Defeats Batavia 46 to 23 In Armory Game
Covington Kentucky high school beat Batavia 46 to 23 in a clean Saturday night armory basketball game. Local stars Nichols Cramer Atchley and MacTomany shone while Covingtons Morgan Rowlett led the visitors with strong play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Covington (Ky
Batavia High School
Nichols
Cramer
Atchley
MacTomany
Covingtons
Morgan
Rowlett
Covington
Batavia
Sanford
McTomany
Larkin Brandy
Nichols Mills
Mrs F M Gatch Dies. Milford Native Claimed by Milford Cemetery
Mrs. F M Gatch former Milford resident dies at daughter’s Clifton home. Funeral and interment planned in Greenlawn cemetery Milford. Survived by six children Ernley Barber Gatch Milford Mrs William B Melish Mrs John F Fisk Jr Wyoming Ohio Mrs Joseph Cox Madisonville Milton W Gatch Mansfield Ohio Albert B Gatch Milford. Pallbearers were five grandsons and a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Gatch
Milford
Clermont County
W. B. Melish
Clifton
Greenlawn
Gatch
Frank M. Gatch
Ernley Barber Gatch
William B. Melish
Ohio court notes and probate docket items
The Ohio courts record a not guilty verdict for Sylvia Sanders on one count of receiving stolen property. Dockets include settlements with Norfolk & Western Railway, leave to answer for Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Co., demurrer sustained against William Willison, executor Apgar estate sale confirmed with distributions and life income provisions for Mary Emma Apgar, probate court appointments for John B. Toepfer and Mary Kobule, and J. W. McMurchy named administrator de bonis non for James C. Wells Sr. deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Sylvia Sanders
Chester Bordwell
The
Norfolk & Western Railway Co
S . Isaac Turner
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Co
Emma B. McClanahan
William C. Wilson
William ©. Willison
M. F. Apgar
Mary Emma Apgar
John Apgear
Mary Emma Apgear
Junior Walker
John B. Toepfer
Mary Kobule
Hamlet
J. W. McMurchy
de Bonis Non
Jas. C. Wells, Sr
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Pace Office
Recorder’s Office listings show numerous transfers with executors named J. O. Rapp and Emma Hayman among others. Transfers involve parcels ranging from 1 to 100 acres, with prices from $1 to $5700 and several Williamsburg and Milford locations.
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Recorder's Office
O. L. Pace
J. O. Rapp
T. C. Jones
Emma Hayman
Philip G. Armstrong
E. Milford
Lydia A. Barns
P. G. Armstrong
G. L
Jane L. Atkins
Joho Martin
Joseph Kasper
Annie Williams
Williamsburg
Lillie M. McNutt
John Beuzer
Chas. Graus
Sallie Thompson
James McFeeters
Wilcer Donley
Clara B. McFee
Branch Hill
Gustav. A. Worz
Albert N. Dietrich
Milford
Ruth A. Riggs
Herbert
Kent
Michael C. Hirsch
A. L. Barker
Emanuel Wood
John Cronin
Fred C
Ernest B. Leeds
Lavion M. Hopkins
Stella Gloverlot
Amelia
Anton Grissel Jr
John Patterson
Lottie M. Stocks
August Hoffman
Abraham A. Judy
Eliza M. Vail
G.N. Crain
Louise Abbott
Archice E. Boggees
Samuel E. Hutton
Anton Seifest
Wm. A.garrison Et al
Allie Harris
Eveline van Horn
N. McMillen
Jet
Arrilla J. Rich
M. R. Huggins
Ws Acres
Farmers Institutes Schedule Across Bethel Milford and Felcity
Farmers Institutes are highlighted with upcoming sessions in Bethel January 21 22 Lerado December 27 28 Megare Judy and Strode as state speakers Milford January 3 4 Begg and Moore Felcity February 4 5 with Mr Zinn and other state representatives. The note urges local participation in Ohio agriculture advancement through these meetings.
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Ohio
Bethel
Farmers’ Institute
Messrs
Wagner and
Drake
Lerado
Tnstitute
Megare
Judy
Strode
Milford
Messis
Begg
Moore
Felcity
Messrs, Aou
Zinn
Indiana Supreme Court backs local option saloon law
Indiana's high court sustains county local option law by 8 to 2, signaling potential push for statewide prohibition. In Presbyterian church a 10:30 Christmas morning service is planned, with a naval service in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Supreme Court
Condition of Wheat in Clermont County Proves Splendid
Ohio and Clermont County reports show wheat in superb condition after favorable November weather. December figures from the Ohio Department of Agriculture indicate 98 percent condition, up 10 points from prior reports, with minimal Hessian fly impact and strong growth. The piece notes high corn yield, silo usage, and invites farmers to consult the W G Fagin Co. in Cincinnati for market guidance.
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Courier
Clermont County
Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Buahele
ORD
Mons
RGSS
W. G. Fagin Company
Cincinnati
Christmas entertainments in Batavia churches
Batavia churches prepare Christmas programs with cantatas songs and recitations. The M E Sunday school schedules a 7:00 p.m. performance Friday. Presbyterian and U B Sunday schools promise songs and praise. Owensville U B marks Christmas evening. Batavia colored residents plan observances at Methodist and Baptist services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
M. E
Presbyterian Church
U. B
Prince of Peace
Owensville
Census Bosses Count Heads for Record Nation
Ninety millions are projected with 800 census supervisors and 68 000 enumerators to compile the population. If Director Durand is right, the nation will have 90 million noses for the crew to tally amid a display at C H McNatt’s showcasing Bendkerchiefa Souris and Auto Mofilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Uncle Sam
Bendkerchiefa
Souris
Auto Mofilers
C. H. McNatt
Miss Schuster and Children to Perform at Batavia Hall
Miss Schuster of the Cincinnati School of Expression brings a town hall program on December 28 featuring pupils in play songs and readings. Proceeds support public library books. the remodeled hall will host the event with Batavia Orchestra providing music. tickets are at Nash's drug store.
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Miss Schuster
Cincinnati School of Expression
Batavia Town Hall
Nash’s Drug Store
Batavia Orchestra
Batavia Eastern Star Members Called To Monday Meeting
Members of Batavia Eastern Star Lodge are requested to attend at 7 o'clock next Monday night to conduct business and clear space for the Masonic installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Eastern Star Lodge
Death of Mrs Haney at Batavia Home
Elizabeth Haney aged 78 years 4 months and 12 days died at her daughter Mrs Jesse Weaver’s Third street home. Burial was last Thursday at 2 PM in Union Cemetery Batavia with Rev Burdsall officiating. She was a hard working widow who raised three children. one son and one daughter survive.
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Elizabeth Haney
Jesse Weaver
Third Street
Burdsall
Early
Union
Batavia
Blaze damages Odd Fellows stable in Batavia
Fire last Thursday about 11 o clock a m partially destroyed the Odd Fellows stable in Batavia. It was contained before much loss to renter B F Fiscus as horses and vehicles were saved. Building damage and loss fully covered by insurance. Batavia’s first fire in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
B. F. Fiscus
Feed the Birds During Winter for Warmth and Benefit
The article urges providing food and water for birds in winter to keep them thriving and singing next summer. It notes birds repay by eating pests and weeds and share in kindness rewarded by divine watching.
Prize Essay Contest Encouraged by State Official
State School Commissioner Zeller urges Ohio schoolchildren to submit essays on Birds As Our Friends and a drawing of How to Attract Birds for a chance to win Dawsons Birds of Ohio. Contestants must have attended school 80 percent of days up to October 1, 1910. The project aims to inspire profitable work and foster a love of birds as a core educational value.
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Zeller
Ohio
Dawson
Birds of
Court of Appeals Reverses Receivers for Burley Society Pools
The Court of Appeals at Frankfort Kentucky last Friday reversed Circuit Judge Benton of Winchester who had appointed receivers for the 1906 and 1907 pools of the Burley Tobacco Society.
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Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Benton
Winchester
Burley Tobacco Society
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Will
Lerado Institute
Pretty
Lowell Roudebush
H. McNutt's
Williameburg
Common Pleas Court
Jupee Davis
Farmers’ Institutes
W. G. Fagin Co
Are Trust Building
Miss Schuster and Company of Children Will
Batavia Eastern Stars
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