Doans Kidney Pills Help Batavia Resident
A Batavia resident in Ohio shares how Doans Kidney Pills relieved a dull backache and fatigue. After a single box the pains faded, steps steadied, and the person felt well again, leading to strong recommendations for others with lame backs. Sold by dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY. Remember the name Doans.
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Bright
Batavia
M. Schenz
Township
Railroad 81
New Richmond
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doari
Local visits and society notes from Madisonville and area
Rachel Harlow visits Alvin Hamilton and family in Madisonville. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Allie Rowan’s home with next gathering Feb 18 at Mrs. Hattie Glancy. Henry Harlow family improving from illness. Mrs. Hattie Johnson sold hogs to Delmar Jester. Mr. Biltz lost two cows. W.H. Jones family hosted Sunday dinner. Oral Morse and wife of Edenton, Jacob Lange and family, and John Amiott of Williamsburg attended. Henry Hobson hosted Charles Hobson and wife Lorado, Geo. Conover family, and Cora Hensel of Marathon. Carroll Jones bought a Jersey cow from Miles Glancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Harlow
Alvin Hamilton
Madisonville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Allie Rowan
Hattie Glancy
Henry Harlow
Little Son
Hattie Johnson
Delmar
Biltz
W.H. Jones
Oral Morse
Edenton
Jacob Lange
City
John Amiott
Williamsburg
Henry Hobson
Charles Hobson
Lorado
Geo. Conover
Cora Hensel
Marathon
Carroll Jones
Jersey
Miles Glancy
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Disease
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offering one hundred dollars for any failing case. The note urges sending for testimonials and lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as sellers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Local Social Notes and Visit Highlights
Mrs. Will Holland spent the week with her daughter in the city. Joseph Williams and Harold Predmore attended a Milford basketball game Saturday night. A fine boy was born to Dr. and Mrs. Needham with Dr. Ireton in attendance. Grace Johnson visited Mrs. Lora Crossley on Sunday. Dr. A. G. Predmore was in the Queen City Friday and Saturday. Many attended Mr. Oraver’s Monterey sale Saturday. J.B. Christy spends the week in Columbus. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Malady improve after illness. Mrs. Maggie Orebaugh bought a piano. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boyce and son and Thomas Wait of Dallas Center are guests of Mrs. Malissa Wait.
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Will Holland
John Apgar
Joseph Williams
Harold Predmore
Milford
Needham
Ireton
Grace Johnson
Lora Crossley
A. G. Predmore
Queen City
Oraver
Monterey
J.B. Christy
Columbus
Williams
Malady
Maggie Orebaugh
Ed Boyce and Son
Thomas Wait
Dallas Center
Iowa
Malissa Wait
Protracted Meeting and Local Happenings At Mt Pleasant Area
Protracted meeting at the M E B church continues. Sick list includes Mrs Frey, Mrs Addie McElfresh and several others. Attendees at the funeral of 8 L Swope at Mt Pleasant. Local visits include Wm McIntyre and wife from Cincinnati, Charles and Mrs McIntyre visiting relatives. Notices of births, illnesses, and local commerce follow with community notices and an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar.
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M. EB. Church
Frey
Addie McElfresh
Wm. Hall
E. W. Howe
Geo. Hetcht
Charlie Purkiser
Harve Frey
Cincinnati
Sallie Singer
Wm. McIntyre
Pete McElfresh
Charles McIntyre
City
Wm. Sargent
Thomas King
Augusta
Robert Sargent
St.Louis
Bon
W. R. Sellers
Roy King
Oldest Bata via resident suffers two broken ribs
Mrs. Irane Hulick, aged 88, broke two ribs last week when she fell while going to feed her chickens in her yard. She rose and finished her journey before reporting the accident and is now improving slowly.
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Irane Hulick
Batavia
Bantam Notes Local Happenings and Developments
Burlington district notes report John Schaible and wife returned from a holiday visit to Sharon and Blue Ash. LN Croin of Bethel Home Telephone Co. completed four canvasses this week. A stock company forms to build a summer hotel on the Bantam fair grounds site with subscriptions at Rapp's hotel. J. Bryant expands furniture repair business in Cincinnati and plans to move family. A Pinkham aids maple syrup factory with a steam evaporator and travels Loveland to Batavia. Jift Morse tours with an opera company in Cincinnati. Tom seeks lumber for a new barn near Williamsburg. Mrs. Caroline Myrick visits son Fred at Canton.
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Bantam
John Schaible
Love
Sharon
Blue Ash
LN. Croin
Bethel Home Telephone Co
A. Pinkham
Loveland
Batavia
Rapp’s
John Bryant
Cincinnati
A. Samson
Jift Morse
Tom
Williamsburg
Caroline Myrick
Fred
Canton
Stomach Troubles Promised Cure by Tablets
An advertisement profile claims long standing stomach and liver troubles can end with Chamberlain's Tablets. It recounts a Battle Creek Michigan man John R Barker cured after using the product and urges readers to try the remedy sold by dealers everywhere.
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John R. Barker
Battle Creek
Mich
Chamberlain
Girl Hero at Midnight Saves Catskills Forest Beings
A young girl rides at midnight through a feared Catskills forest fire and saves many lives. The tale is paired with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery claiming to cure lung trouble coughs and colds and pneumonia. A testimonial from W R Patterson of Wellington Texas notes a dramatic recovery and weight gain after a family death from consumption. Trial bottle offered and price 50c and 1.0.
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Catskills
Dr. King
W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
C I C Class Enjoys Afternoon at Mrs Gunderley Home
About 25 members of the C I C class relaxed at Mrs P Gunderley’s home Thursday from 2 to 5 enjoying sewing and conversation. A nice lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mesdames W E Kain Aultman and E B Rush. Next meeting set for Mrs Riley’s home on February 18. Constipation causes headache indigestion dizziness and drowsiness. For a mild opening medicine use Deans Regulate 60 cents a box at all stores.
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Dean’s
Grateful Farewell Note From Batavia Family
The Smith family thanks Batavia and surrounding towns for four years of kindness. Special gratitude to Bro E Burdsall Epworth League Bata via Band and Orchestra and all contributors to their pleasant stay. Includes an old testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising its safety and quick relief for children.
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Batavia
Bro. E. Burdsall
Epworth League
Asant
Alwys
Batay
William H. Smith
Chamberlain
Lida Dewey
Milwaukee
Wis
Gale
Foley Kidney Pills Parade Health Claims
An ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache rheumatism weak kidneys and bladder issues with claimed positive healing properties. A Lyons Georgia testimonial from Mrs J M Findley asserts a complete cure. The text also includes church resolutions of respect for Addie Rapp and Belle Moorehead with mournful notes and funeral sentiments.
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J. M. Findley
Lyons
A.C. Nashadv
Obituary of James G Hageman of Williamsport Ohio
James Garley Hageman born July 22 1886 Reading Ohio died January 7 1913 aged 76 years 5 months 16 days son of James and Kavinda Hageman. Lived in Williamsburg area most of life married Lydia K Miller December 25 1860 and father of seven children Rosa Annabelle died over 20 years ago others include Samuel Miller Hageman Lillie Mae Foster Mattie Hamil George Everett James Clossen Hageman present today except Mrs Hamil in California. Elder and church loyalist with deep faith. Also note tale of lighthouse keeper J S Donahue and Electric Bitters testimonial.
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James Garley Hageman
Reading
Ohio
James
Kavinda Hageman
Williamsburg
Lydia K. Miller
Rosa
Annabelle
Samuel Miller Hageman
Lillie Mae Foster
Mattie Hamil
George Everett
James Clossen Hageman
Hamil
California
George Hageman
Spokane
Washington
Alfred
David Swing
Hageman
Presbyterian Church
Hagemen
New Machinery and Miscellany Highlight Georgetown Paper
The Georgetown News-Democrat showcases its new Babcock Optimus press and enhanced plant, plus G. W. McKibben’s account of the plant’s capabilities. It also cites varied notes on German industry, women’s traits, a lung fish in West Africa, a Solitaire court remark on jewelry value, and a London remark on affluence and engagement rings.
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Georgetown News-Democrat Crat
Babcock Optimus Two Revolution Press
G. W. McKibben
Tts
New York Museum of Natural History
Gambia
West Africa
Woodfall
Westminster County Court
London Mail
Batavia Building and Loan Financial Statement 1912
Internal record shows the Batavia Building and Loan Company of Batavia Ohio filing a financial statement for the fiscal year ending December 31 1912. The document includes a certificate of audit signed by the directors and auditing committee and a notary seal.
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Batavia Building and Loan Company
Batavia
Ohio
Vente
Three Cremations In Illinois House Fire Deaths
An Illinois exchange reports the death of Joe Duval's son his wife and grandchild in a house fire near Stonefort Illinois. The fire occurred last week at the parents home with the father rescuing his wife and failing to awaken the son and grandchildren who were asleep on the second floor. The house had been built about a year ago. Joe Duval married Kate sister of John Groves of the area and aunt of Hiram Cade's children. Mr Duval is remembered by many Batavians and extends condolences.
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Illinois
Joe Duval
Stonefort
Kate
John Groves
Hiram Cade
Mr. D
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Scribner's
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Financial Statement
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