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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
8
Batavia’s weekly edition runs advertisements for subscriptions, promotions, and sales alongside social gatherings. Notes mention Bronson lectures, family visits between Cincinnati and Batavia, and local business updates including trades and appointments. Reports cover illness cures and household remedies, plus occasional crime notes and public notices.
Community snippets report Fletcher's Castoria advertisements and residents in St. Petersburg Florida. Brown County Independent TelePhone Co. records new officers and expanded lines. a veteran soldier in Erie Pa. praises Dr King’s New Life Pills. social notes mention Lowell Roudebuah travels. Courier invites wedding and anniversary items. Chest cough aid with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised. brief travel and local interest items conclude with Bronson appeal.
Jousands of families rely on Dr Wrights Rapid Relief as a standard remedy since 1873. It is described as a pain destroyer for human and animal ailments, with claims of treating wounds, cramps, croup, diphtheria and poison bites, and even horses with colic. Trial bottle offered for 25 cents with money-back guarantee.
Local market organizers tout a push for premier offerings as they launch a fresh goods drive. They seek new suppliers with strong reputations and high quality products to stock upcoming seasonal displays.
A public sale at the Plant farm one mile north of Owensville Ohio begins at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Items include a Peninsular range, cupboards, a Domestic sewing machine, heating stove, beds and mattresses, dressers, tables, chairs, carpets, a bookcase with secretary, lighting, kitchenware, canned fruit, and assorted articles too numerous to mention.
The Ladies’ Aid of Laurel M. E. church hosts a social and potato supper at Laurel school house on Saturday evening January 14 with admission 10 cents and ice cream extra. An interesting program will be presented. Also advertised is Peoples’ Liniment (Golden Root Compound) sold by M. M. Gray with Lloyd Bros. as general agents in Cincinnati.
David Judd, confined in Batavia jail for removing pelts from a farmer’s barn, was granted a new trial last week. This delays his case by several months while he remains in poor health under care of T. C. Teal.
Georgetown plans a new brass band of local boys with Sam Cropper supervising. Regular organization members assist and recruitment is open for applicants. Mt. Washington area expansion near the OC G P tracks and station site to be cleared once weather allows. Batavia First National Bank elected W F Roudebush president P F Jamieson cashier A B Nichols vice president J F Dial assistant cashier.
Mrs Guerney Hall received an injury at the family home Tuesday morning after slipping on ice near the south Public Square. She fell on the front steps, injuring her left hip but no bones were broken. She has remained bedridden but expects to recover in a few days.
Last Monday afternoon at about four o clock a blaze broke out in the J. B. Hulick residence on Spring Street. The fire started between the ceiling and floor, scorching much of the wood before discovery. Damage is listed as light and the property was insured. The scare was greater than the fire, and a late finding could have caused a disastrous blaze.
The obituary notes Mrs Margaret Linn Teasdale died at 75, leaving two children James Linn Teasdale of Hamilton Ohio and Mrs Bessie Kline of Cincinnati. She was daughter of James Linn Jr and Jane Pollock, sister to 18, widow of Lemuel Teasdale of Clermont County Ohio. She belonged to the Presbyterian church and was praised for virtuous, charitable life and devotion.
Classes start tomorrow at the sheriff's residence to teach singing and music basics. Children meet Thursdays at 4 p m with 15 lessons for 1.50 payable in advance. adults join at 7 30 p m with 15 lessons for 2 payable in advance.
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