Clermont Courier Subscription Rates in 1924 Lineup
The Clermont Courier lists annual subscriptions in 1924 across multiple papers including Osarier and Com Tribune, Cincinnati Post, Cincinnati Times Star, and Enquirer at various rates. The page shows total pricing and option details totaling $4.75 for the combined offer.
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Clermont Courier
Osarierand
Tribune
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Rerand
Cincinnati Times Star
Ti Enquirer
Ermont Courier
Local notes feature residents visiting and seasonal events
Dentists and residents gather for holidays in Batavia and Owensville. A. C. Stark and wife visit Seth Hutchinson. Allen Griffith of Miami University returns home for holidays. Race of vendors touts radios and incubators. Several families host relatives from Dayton Lexington Ky and Cincinnati. local board adds a rug and paint. Fire leads no damage. community notices, relocations, and school plans noted.
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Ee M. Rapp
Batavia
O. Allen Griffith
Miami University
Oxford
Minning brothers praised by university dean at Batavia township
Letters from Dean Minnich commend Geo A Minning and Carl A Minning for school work. Geo pursues advanced teacher training while Carl shifts from AB to B 8, likely returning to AB. Also notes on church women society meeting, local photography studio upgrade, and New Year Mass schedules with sermons.
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A. Minnin
Batavian Township
Dean Minnich
University
Geo. A
Carl A. Minning
Geo
Carl
Union township man pleads guilty to operating a slot device
John Barnhoffer of Union township was arrested by Sheriff Rapp for possessing and operating a slot machine. The court found $16.75 in the drawer. Barnhoffer pled guilty to operating a gambling device before Judge White, receiving a $50 fine plus costs and a $500 bond not to operate such devices.
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John Barnhoffer
Union Township
Sheriff Rapp
Barnhoffer
White
Christmas at Clermont County Home Brightened by Donors
Inmates at Clermont County Home enjoyed Christmas morning thanks to county efforts and the kindness of Supt. Anstead and his wife. They looked forward to the holiday with childlike anticipation as they shared a dinner of chicken and trimmings.
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Clermont County
Supt
Anstead
Tobacco Receipts Lag Due to Unseasonable Weather
Since the tobacco warehouse opened here receipts are light as weather slows preparation for delivery. Workers prioritize other tasks. crop bulked and stripping to resume. The main receiving house is ready, while independent houses handle a large volume with good results and a time limit for delivery.
Elder Civil War Veteran Thomas Mitchell Breaks Hip
Thomas Mitchell, 84, a Civil War veteran, broke his hip last Friday morning at his son in law Chas Williams home. He descended stairs for breakfast, reached the landing, and the hip gave way. He is resting as comfortably as possible under the circumstances.
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Thomas Mitchell
Chas, Williams
Salyers Johnson Wed at Presbyterian Manse in 1924
The notice records the marriage of Mr Johnson Salyers and Miss Lucille Palyers at the Presbyterian manse on December 30 1924 officiated by Dr Geo D McCulloch. The bride and groom are described amid earnest wishes for their happiness and prosperity.
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Geo. D. McCulloch
Johnson Palyers
Mise Lucille
Mulberry
Mongolias Wild Dogs Fiercer Than Wolves
Roy Chapman of the American Museum Asiatic Expedition says wild dogs in Urga are the fiercest creatures in the world. Expedition members faced near death at least three times as dogs dragged bodies on carts and attacked geologist Charles J. Berkey who killed the leading animal and wounded others.
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Roy Chapman
American Museum Asiatic Expedition
Mr. Chapman
Urga
Charles J. Berky
Men of Golden Pens Made for Each Other
In 1889 Mark Twain and Rudyard Kipling briefly met during Kipling’s world tour and visit to Elmira to see Twain. Twain recounts a two hour interview in which both men expressed mutual awe, with Kipling perceived as knowing much and Twain acknowledging his own relative ignorance.
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Kenneth Rice
Batavia
Col. Main and
Water Sts
Bridge
Mark Twain
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
United States
Elmira
Early US vice presidents and election details
The article outlines Adams as the second most votes for vice president under Washington and Adams, Jefferson as vice president in 1796, Burr second in 1800, and notes the 12th amendment effective 1804 directing separate ballots. It also cites George Clinton as the first nominated and elected vice president in 1904 alongside Jefferson's re election.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Adams
Aaron Burr
Jefferson
House of Representatives
George Clinton
Steam Heated Nest Found At Excelsior Geyser Cone
Yellowstone reports describe two blue birds building a steam heated nest in the Excelsior geyser cone. The pair uses the plant driven warmth, avoids modern plumbing, and frequents the steam openings every morning. Wild strawberries have grown unusually far from the cone, suggesting the geyser acts as a natural greenhouse.
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Yellowstone Park
National Park Service
Washington
Where Wives Are Boas in Marquesas South Seas
A fragment describes Marquesas Island women as polygamous, untainted by modern ideas, with chiefs driving husbands into harems using bamboo sticks. The account claims such conditions exist where steamships do not visit, and windjammer traders encounter primitive communities.
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Marquesas Islands
South Seas
Antiquity of Coursing in Western History
The article notes coursing as the oldest field sport in the western world with rules dating to Xenophon. It mentions British hunting traditions and royal sponsorship, citing a charter from Henry II in 1175 appointing Roger Follo as King’s officer, and letters patent of 1216 naming Ralph and Geoffry. It references a royal figure connected to Charles I as the last royal participant.
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Xenophon
Great Britain
Henry TJ
Roger Follo
Ralph and
Geoffry
John Gott
Bergeapt
Ndts
Charles I
Not Suited to It Mrs Keyhammer Din't You Like My Playing
Fragmentary line exchanges show Mrs Keyhammer and husband discussing music and manners with playful misquotations. The dialogue hints at domestic banter and a humorous tone in a social setting.
Bloch Masters the Double Cross in Dinner Heist
In a Chicago News report, Bloch and Arakelian plot a distraction during a banker’s dinner. Bloch distracts guests while Arakelian pockets silver spoons, claiming six spoons for himself and executing a sleight of hand demonstration to reveal them hidden in a handkerchief.
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Bloch
Arakelian
No Time for Poetry in a San Francisco Burlap Warehouse
Sam Lung faced a dangerous moment as a heavy truck backed into a San Francisco burlap warehouse. A Chinese helper warned him in a native cadence to beware, then Sam leapt clear of the oncoming vehicle. The exchange ends with Sam asking why he did not speak American first.
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Sam Lung
Market Street
San Francisco
Sam
Melican
Argonaut
Starry talk at seaside veranda sparks wonder about astronomy
A visitor overhears a couple on a hotel veranda. The girl with golden hair praises stars and asks how astronomers determine distances to the Moon and planets and how they name stars. The moment captures a fascination with science and space.
Geologists Boost Ice Age Link By Blue Clay Find
Geologists at a Tennessee site report blue clay layers containing prehistoric animal fossils from the Ice Age. They found human bones beneath the clay, but later evidence suggests the Indians may have transported the clay there.
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Tennessee
Queen Elizabeth and the Cherry Tale of Sir Francis Carew
Cherries, introduced from Flanders in 1540, gained fame in England through Queen Elizabeth who loved ripe fruit. Sir Francis Carew delayed ripening his tree by a month and built a tent to have perfect cherries when the queen visited, ensuring a prized harvest.
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England
Flanders
Elizabeth
Francis Carew
Liquid with high density separates stones from rock waste
A saturated aqueous solution of tungstic borate is found denser than mercury and rocks. It has a specific gravity of 8.8, enabling granite limestone quartz and other stones to float, which could aid separation of valuable stones from broken masses.
Unclear Fragment Sparks Local Curiosity
Fragmentary OCR text mentions envy and freedom with scattered phrases about the year and a single bill, leaving readers unsure of context or event and inviting further verification.
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A. J. Koeble
Owensville
Ae of
Columbus
A.C. Stark
Seth Hutchinson
Judge Davis
Philadelphia
Wilma . Brown
Hel Risie Brown
Dayton
Louis Craver
Lexington, Ky
P.M. Rapp
Dsitt
Fred Winter
Kingston
Bash Brown
Robert
Paul M. Rapp
Batavia Rebecca Lodge
Lucy Titus
Mon
L. Ketchum
Miamiville
James McTomany
Lexing Ky
Charles Williams
Cincinnati
Kart Seyler
Inlizabeth, Pa
BR. Murphy
Mt. Stirling
Rhoda Pearl Bahay
Charleston, W. Va
County Board of Education
Frank Jenike and Son
Jimmie Griffith
James Griffith
Frank Kain
Wmn. Bishop
Squire Applegate
Milford
Soldiers Relief Committee
D. B. Irwin
Henry Bush
Lansing,an
Chas. Frazier
Amsburg
Paul Mavin
Ralph McAtee
Clermont
Carl Garland
Charles White
Frank Powell
Victoria
Mitts
Stone
Newtown
Hobbs Farm
Bantam
Winemiller
Venu
Mise Elizabeth Hoerner
Frank Knaver
Edward Knavery
Williamsburg
Will
Kane
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
M. E. Church
8. C. Weaver
Sprague
Justice
Anderson
C. B. Nichols
E. C. Ely
Home Society
Holy Trinity Church
Stonelick
Christ
Savior
Father Evers Cordi
Christendom
Chance
Harry Britton
Salyers
Johnson
Mongolia
Geo. A. Maxfield
County
Treas
Wilke Coal & Supply Co
Batavia, Ohio
Front and Russell Sts
Covington, KY
A. L. Hite
Bataiia
Wm. Stirling Moore
H. Stirling Moore & Son
Service
Jay
Atwater
Kent
Fred Huffman
Robinson
Rush
Stanley Anstaett
P. M. Rapp
Batavia,o
Aprane
M. W. Fortune
Fists
Hocan Monear
Orper
Mra
Cpi
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