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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
4
Taxpayers are urged to contact the County Treasurer for a tax statement now due. Include the state number of acres or lots and the township where the property lies. Enclose a self addressed stamped envelope for prompt reply.
Court records show multiple civil actions, divorces, and restraining order entries including Fred Simmerman estate case and others. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Union, Washington, Batavia, and neighboring townships with nominal consideration, plus executors and heirs named.
Executors and administrators named for multiple estates report bonds appraisers and stock inventories. Inheritances tax assessed on several estates including Mary T Dowdell and estate of James E Sise. Guardianship changes for Madison Hall and Mary Ann Hughes underway. Probate Judge E Atton authorizes filings and dates for hearings.
Notice shows Charles Craver of Owensville Ohio applying to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a motor transportation company for property over an irregular route. One vehicle to be used. Hearing details available on request from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
Legal notice to Truman A Hughes non resident and guardian of Mary A Hughes seeks partition of real estate in Goshen Township Clermont County Ohio to pay ward indebtedness. Answer before December 13 in clerk of probate at court with attorney Edwin C Bly.
The page features humorous excerpts about farm life and dangers of inattention during housecleaning. A line about eggs pinpoints simple comfort and a misstep warns of back strain in spring chores. A sly verse mocks poverty and home life with regional dialect touches.
Fragmentary text remains readable with scattered digits and letters. No coherent events, names, or locations emerge to determine a clear news item.
In pursuance of an order of sale issued by the Clermont County Court of Common Pleas Emma Anstaett Thomas Crutcher et al will offer at public auction at the front door of the Batavia courthouse on Saturday January 20 1926.
Court orders public auction of two Clermont county parcels on January 16 1926. First tract covers about 100 acres in Pierce township with Nine Mile Creek bounds. Second tract contains 11 1/2 acres from the Behymer estate. Real estate appraised at 7500 dollars. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years secured by mortgage. Sheriff Fred J. Croswell and attorney O B Nichols represent plaintiff.
Fragmentary notice from Hillsboro lists schedule details for connections to Sardinia and Hekersa with departures around 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. It mentions John L. Bladon and a Cincinnati reference, but many words are garbled leaving unclear specifics.
Notice restricts hunting on farms owned or operated by William Livengood Williamsburg Tp Fred Patton Jess Halbisch A H Clark Batavia Twp Rite Reed Ed Ross J M Reichle Batavia Twp John J Winemiller Batavia Twp Wm Rucker Batavia Twp W F Jones Batavia Twp Wade Hutchinson Williamsburg Twp. Further stray text appears unrelated including a price line for 25c each.
Case No. 15895 Clermont Common Pleas Order of Sale lists Harriett Rapp as plaintiff in a public auction of real estate in Milford village Clermont County Ohio on Saturday January 23 1926 in the forenoon. The parcel lies in Lot No 8 Kugler Townsend subdivision described as and bounded by Main Street Lizzie Coyne and R C Belt with cave trough protection rights. Sale terms cash. Sheriff of Clermont County Ohio. Nichols Speidel Nichols for plaintiffs.
A London Tit-Bits item quotes an Irishman at a conference who labels a proposal insidious and warns that if you are fit you will find it milder than the thin edge of a wire or phantom.
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