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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1918
Page
5
A health note explains bilious attacks and liver distress leading to constipation nausea and headaches and recommends Chamberlains Tablets to tone the liver aid digestion and restore health. Social notes list visiting relatives from Avondale Tusculum Madisonville and Little Rock along with obituaries and local announcements.
Lebanon residents and friends share weekend visits and gatherings. Many visitors travel to Cincinnati Covington Dayton and Detroit for events and holidays. Several marriages illnesses and family visits are noted along with military postings and homecomings.
The column reports a man struck by a train and killed near town, burial in Winchester, Ruth Moyer visiting from Ft. Thomas schools, and Mr. and Mrs. James Rose celebrating a golden wedding with sixty guests. Sheriff Bert F. Swing begins a new term in January praised for diligence. Pomona and Owensville Granges plan December 28 meetings with programs and readings. Y M C A worker P A Wickerham seeks soldier addresses in New York. Agricultural notes urge soil fertility gains and crop improvements, urging Farm Bureau attendance December 31 with speakers from Hamilton County.
The Clermont County Farm Bureau reports 700 members and aims to expand in 1919 by boosting acid phosphate use on 75,000 cultivated acres to yield 200,000 more bushels of grain. They plan to grow 25,000 acres of clover to improve hay supplies and support barn storage.
Charles Sechrist receives a conditional pardon from Governor Cox for the 1911 killing of his father in law William Beeler in Amelia Ohio. He must return to Kentucky relatives, avoid Clermont County, and abstain from alcohol. The case followed a lengthy family quarrel and Sechrist’s conviction for murder.
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