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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1904
Page
8
Local column notes the Ripley tobacco fair postponed to February 13. Batavia and Clermont County items report on residents, sales, and local business. A sewer debate and concrete church plans for Milford Presbyterians are mentioned along with a local death and revival attendance.
Adams Myers rents his Batavia farm and moves to the Johnson property at Spring and Water streets to pursue real estate. Monroe township tax books set for Clermontville January 23, Point Pleasant January 23, Nicholaville January 24, Laurel January 25, with book return January 27, 1904. Aden Nash and wife relocate to rooms in the Kline building. Rev Love travels to Dayton for revival meetings. Orebaugh sisters charm Clermont audiences with music. Mrs Dale Parrott and children visit Batavia from Washington DC. Electric Bitters praised by a Burlington fireman for renewed health. George Carter moves feather-cutting business to Connersville with staff. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised as liver aid. Cautionary note on slips in ice season. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve promoted for pains and piles with local druggists listed.
Wilse Smith of Bethel, a noted stock breeder, was a business visitor in Batavia to attend to delinquent tax sale interests. He is described as Clermont county's leading young businessman who makes friends easily. The note also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe non opiate cough remedy sold by John Buon, M.D.
Yorktown Ark Jan 11 Dr Leland William son a leading physician endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills and says he uses them daily in preference to others. He reports success in kidney diseases back pain gout rheumatism inflammation and congestion and asserts the pills restore kidneys to normal and cleanse the blood of poisons.
Basil G. Wood of Moscow died January 6 after a sudden choking spell. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church and interment was in Calvary cemetery. He was a leading citizen whose loss will be lamented. the report includes other local notices and business ads from Batavia area.
A large gathering of Clermont and Brown County teachers and friends met at the Georgetown Presbyterian church. Sessions covered Geography in the Grades Kindergarten Methods and School Code proposals including small township boards and a one mill levy with $40 minimum salaries. speakers included Miss Etta Ellis Miss Lelia Anderson Supt C A Wilson Supt A T Marsh and Supt E L Mendenhoil. The meeting was lively and well received.
The piece states kidneys cause heart strain and that most constitutional diseases start in kidney trouble. It touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy and mentions sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York.
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