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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1904

Page

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Bond Auction Sets Premium At Seasongood Mayer

Commissioners of Clermont County opened 24 bids for $20 000 in bonds to fund bridges. Seasongood & Mayer of Cincinnati offered a premium of 1468 dollars and agreed to supply blank bonds free, winning the sale. Other bids from W J Hayes Son Cleveland and H W Harris Co Chicago were rejected for conditions.

Seasongood & Mayer Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago Milford National Bank John Sutton H. L. Nichols W. J. Hayes & Son Ohio H. W. Harris & Co Board of Commissioners Fuller, Pearson & Snyder Provident Saving & Trust Company Weil, Roth & Co Hayden, Miller &Co Feder, Holzman & Co W.R. Todd & Company Redolph Kleybolt & Company Dennison, Pryor & CO New National Banking Company Lamper Bros .& CO Atlas National Bank the City Savings & Banking Co the State Savings Bank Co Ps, Briggs & Co Cees Bebo Nicholinese

Grange News Reports Growth and Public Benefits

In Manefield Ohio Worthy Master F A Derthick cites 2000 new members and 22 new Granges in Ohio. Oregon reports membership doubling in three years. Remarks by Governor Badtelder of New Hampshire highlight Grange influence in education and legislation. Clermont county Grange events note reform, attendance, and a Mt Carmel meeting with discussions on agriculture in public schools.

Manefield Ohio F. A. Derthick Oregon Badtelder New Hampshire National Grange Weekly Gazette Grange Secretary of Agriculture Clermont County Durham Newtown Lindale Grange Carmel

Clermont County Stresses Home Training and Public School Balance

The article argues against crowding industries into public schools and favors home training for character. It highlights a paper on home training, plus a recitation, reading and music that enriched the occasion.

Clermont County

Batavia Records Praised as Nicest in the State

W H Walker of Hillsboro, tied to the Auditor of State, inspected Batavia corporation accounts and taught local officials. He called Batavia the most systematic and neatly kept records he has seen in Ohio, after a one day visit in Clermont County.

W. H. Walker Hillsboro Guilbert Corporation Walker Batavia Clermont County Ripley Brown

Superintendent Dietz Gains New Assistant at County Infirmary

At yesterday’s infirmary board session the appointment of an assistant to Superintendent Dietz was approved from seven applicants. John Watson of Jackson township was chosen as a sturdy farmer with the abilities to support the duties of the office. Watson is praised for energy, progressiveness, efficiency, and a kind considerate approach to all tasks and people.

Dietz John Watson Jackson Township Watson

Afternoon Flinch Attendees At Mrs Buvinger's Batavia Home

Members of the Batavia Club gathered at Mrs. Blanche Buvinger s Main street home for an afternoon of Flinch. Attendees included Mrs. Hicks Amelia Mrs. John Nichols Mr. Washington Mrs. George Nichols Highland Park and guest Mrs. Nave Amelia plus Batavia members led by Mrs. Tatman Griffith Ashburn Hicks Hopkins Jamieson. Prizes were awarded with Mrs. Hicks receiving the first prize and Mrs. Ashburn the consolation prize. Luncheon followed before adjournment as evening shadows grew. A planned poem could not be printed due to an inlaid page.

Batavia Club Blanche Buvinger Main Street James Hicks Amelia John Nichols Washington George Nichols Highland Park Nave Batavia J. C. Tatman O. P. Griffith W. C. Griffith A. W. Ashburn Frank Hulick Louis Hicks Annabelle Hopkins P. F. Jamieson

Uncalled Letters at Batavia Post Office

Letters addressed to Edward Q. Crane Michael Cortotono P H Knee and 8 0 Moore remain uncalled for at the Batavia post office authorities report tracking and forwarding options for addressees.

Batavia Edward Q. Crane Michael Cortotono P. H. Knee Moore

Amelia Man Appointed to County Pension Board

Dr. E. M. Brown of Amelia was appointed to the county pension board of examining surgeons to fill the vacancy created by Dr. Bradley’s resignation who left for Indiana over a year ago. Several physicians sought the post and Brown’s appointment takes effect immediately.

E. M. Brown Amelia Pension Board of Examining Bradley Indiana Dr. Brown

Marriage in the Court House A Mt Repose Couple Wed

The Mt Repose district sees an unprecedented ceremony as Emery Urton and Miss Little V. Lauich marry in the county court house with Mayor Ely officiating. Bailiff Griffith arranged the setting. witnesses filled the room as the couple linked lives in a public notarized union.

Court House Charles Whippy James Griffith Ely Griffith Emery Urton Little V. Lauich Mt. Repose

Three Free Trips to the World’s Fair Prizes Offered

The Clermont Publishing Co announces a subscriber contest offering top cash yearly subbers free trips to the 1904 St Louis World’s Fair with transport and six days hotel. second and third prizes include round trip transport and fair passes. A fourth prize of a steel engraving titled The Orphans' Rescue is offered to five-plus subscribers not in the top three. Tie meetings and lot casting are specified.

Courier St. Louis Cincinnati Exposition Grounds Batavia Post Office Clermont Publishing Co Ohio

Clermont County Auditor moves to issue warrants for bills

Auditor Williams arrives from Felicity and orders Deputy Moyer to refuse warrants for any county official or newspaper bills until court approval. He aims to mandamus action on future public printing costs, drawing sharp criticism for hardship on those presenting honest claims. critics urge timely payment by competent officials and threaten resignations.

Williams Batavia Felicity Harry Moyer Amos

No Thoroughfare For Water In Main Street Sewer

An army of laborers failed to secure an outlet for the Main street sewer last week causing property damage to Wendell Kline. A private sewer from Kline’s corner to North street is planned after attempts to evacuate via gas pipe failed. A mammoth Main street sewer is urged to prevent future trouble despite cost.

Main Street Wendell Kline Kline North Street

John West Home from Mansfield After Illness

John West former guard at Mansfield Reformatory has returned home after several weeks of illness. Doctors Ashburn of Batavia and Belt of Milford consulted after his arrival. He is not considered critically ill but will remain off work for weeks while recovering. His family had planned to move from Olive Branch to Mansfield.

John West Mansfield Reformatory West Ashburn Batavia Mansfield R. C. Belt Milford Olive Branch

Ohio Women’s Clubs Promote Knowledge and Welfare in Clermont

Ohio women’s clubs expand influence with Milford Batavia Williamsburg and Amelia forming clubs. The Milford Progress Club and Batavia Oman's Club held instructive meetings with programs on Italian poets the Vatican and Dante. Attendance was large and programs were entertaining despite attendance gaps.

Ohio Clermont Milford Batavia Williamsburg Amelia Progress Club of Oman's Club

Poultry Prizes at Cincinnati Show Won by Clermont Exhibitor

Mrs. Orebaugh of Clermont captured multiple premiums at the Cincinnati poultry show. Her White Plymouth Rocks received first and multiple place prizes across cockers and hens, with ten premiums and four special ribbons in the first pen. The judges hailed the display as among the finest seen, comparable with Madison Square Garden and Chicago events.

Mre J, Hl Orebaugh Cincinnati Plymouth Plymouth Book Club Madison Square Garden New York Chicago United States

Habeas Corpus Case Seeks Child Possession

A writ of habeas corpus was issued for Dora Baker and placed with the sheriff to serve. The child was with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nott in New Richmond but has since been removed from the county. Hearing set for February 5 as father in Cincinnati contests home conditions and mother’s status as a Toledo concert hall singer. The Bakers also have ongoing divorce actions in Hamilton County.

Dora Baker Sherif Fred Nott New Richmond Cincinnati Toledo Nort Bakers Hamiton County

Notable Montere y visitors in Batavia yesterday both painters and officers

J H Hall and H W Smith of Mon terey were business visitors in Batavia. Smith is a painter and Jackson township constable. Hall, long a Jackson township justice of the peace, is a well known local citizen with a store of information. Poley s Honey and Tar cures la grippe cough and is sold by John Bunn, M D.

J. H. Hall W. Smith Monterey Batavia Smith Jackson Township Poley Attack of la Grippe John Bunn, M, D

Lytle Homestead Condemned for Public Park in Cincinnati

The council committee on parked Cincinnati condemns the Lytle homestead at 310 Lawrence Street to make room for a public park. Built in 1800 by Robert Batley and Wood and Crane for General William Lytle, the property faces vigorous protest from heirs William Lytle Foster and sisters Anna Lames Foster and Charles J. Livengood. The committee took the matter under advisement.

Council Cincinnati Lytle Lawrence Street Robert Batley Mason Wood & Crane Carpenters William Lytle Williamsburg William Lytle Foster Anna Lames Foster Charles J. Livengood William F. Lytle Charles Livengood

Dr John Bunn Severely Injured In Fall Near Home

Dr John Bunn slipped on ice last Thursday while returning from his residence to work and suffered a compound fracture of both bones in the right forearm just above the wrist. The wrist cartilage is badly injured and he will be confined to his room for several days with a recovery likely to take weeks.

John Bunn Bunnie

McCann Family Returns Home From Portsmouth Visit

Major and Mrs. B. F. McCann return to Amelia from wintering with daughter Mrs. Kate Amann in Portsmouth. The Major, after a brief Batavia visit, remarks on a pleasant trip and notes Clermont County residents feel lonesome in Scioto County due to political lack.

Major B. F. McCann Kate Amann Portsmouth Amelia Monday Batavia Scioto County

Death of Mrs Mary A Mount Former Resident of This Place

Mrs Mary A Mount died at her home on Eastern Ave Cincinnati on Thursday last and was buried on Saturday. She was about 71 years old and a sister of Mrs Eliza Kain who had lost her brother James Robinson a week earlier. The article notes heavy snowfalls, described as lasting and cold, unlike recent winters.

Mary A. Mount Eastern Ave Cincinnati Thorsday Eliza Kain James Robinson

EXPECTING BIG DAY Stock Sale Set for Feb 13 at Williamsburg

A C Hutchens of Williamsburg, noted liveryman and stock dealer, plans a sale at his barn on Saturday February 13 1904. Buyers from Cincinnati and other areas, plus local dealers, are expected. Monthly sales have drawn strong prices, with last month yielding solid bids on a car load of horses.

A.C. Hutchens Williamsburg Batavid Hutchens Cincinnati

Pegg estate dispute looms in Philadelphia property case

The Courier reports a Philadelphia real estate dispute tied to the Pegg heirs led by Clisres W. Pipe with Indiana and Ohio ties amid a long contested 199 year lease. The notice also records the death of Mrs Mary Lane Keeler in New York after a music teaching career and public performances. The Commercial Tribune seeks votes to send Miss Georgie Thompson to the World’s Fair, urging Clermont county readers to favor her in a weekly coupon contest ending each Saturday.

the Courier Pegg Philadelphia Clermont Clisres W. Pipe Pepo the Guts Drarey Peter F. Ewing Fndce Elvis Anderson Ind Clermont County Mary Lane Keeler New York Keeler Ohio Valley Ohio Kentucky Indiana Loveland Georgie Thompson Uregaista Commercial Tribune Misa Thompson

Tragic Farm Accident Claims John Kell at Dunham Farm

John Kell, 21, of New Richmond, lived on the Dunham farm above town, was struck by a falling limb during a tree chopping yesterday morning. A high wind contributed to the injury. He died instantly, leaving parents and friends to mourn his untimely death.

John Kell New Richmond Dunham Farm Lle

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