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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
4
The Clermont Courier urges the prosecuting attorney to convict county officials who knowingly charge illegal fees. It cites Section 6909 of the Revised Statutes of Ohio and urges the court to declare offices vacant and bar convicted officials from holding office for seven years.
A recent sleet storm affected Nicholsville residents as local missing items and social visits are noted. Community members including John Taylor working in Cincinnati and Miss Nina Ernst visited family. lodge officers were installed by John Lane. Multiple local residents traveled, visited relatives, or helped with farm and church events around January and early February.
Local residents attend church and revival events, with trips to Cincinnati and Baltimore. Notables include Rev J A Rader Amelia, Miss Zadie Huggins, E A Lockwood Batavia, Supt and Mrs Beck at a funeral in Sardinia, and A W Comstock C G & P W president.
The beer factory shut down abruptly on a Saturday leaving fifty workers unemployed as owners cite inability to buy stock. Coroner Gatch held an inquest in Perin town for infant Albert Drusell aged seven months who died Sunday night. verdict congestion of the lungs.
In Loveland a special election under Real law produced a dry result by two votes. The tally was 171 against sale and 169 for sale from 317 votes cast. Rejoicing followed with meetings in the opera house led by residents Albra Pareona and Kate Yeager.
An advertisement by Dr Franklin Miles claims his new treatment can cure heart, nerve, stomach, and dropsy diseases viewed as incurable. He offers $4.00 worth of treatment free to afflicted readers and $100 worth in trials, citing numerous testimonials and a large private practice with forty associates.
A poignant verse recalls a wounded curlew lamenting his loss of flight and freedom. From distant comrades to the shore, the bird’s pain draws pity as children are urged to spare him and drop the cruel stone.
Rev. Dr. J O Peck recounts an 1881 tale from Valparaiso where American sailor Haskins was to be shot for a street altercation. The English consul grabbed a union jack, wrapped the flag around Haskins, and the United States flag protected him as officers hesitated to fire.
Milford citizens at the town hall Monday evening discussed establishing a Batavian Heel factory branch. A three member committee including Dr. Don W. Gatch W E K Motsinger and Dr. Curry was appointed to study Batavia business and report at next Monday’s meeting.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing fattening tonic for invalids convalescents and children. It promises to build bone flesh blood and nerve and targets readers with dietary deficiencies. The ad lists 409 Pearl Street New York and prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar.
An advertisement touts Favorite Prescription as a cure all for weak women and sick women. It offers The Common Sense Medical Adviser, a 1008 page guide, free with 21 one cent stamps, postpaid from Dr R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.
The New York board of education imposes a rule declaring marriage offensive. A strong protest arises and officials plan to seek repeal or modification of the policy.
A practical guide advises giving only enough food to satisfy poultry and avoid waste. Do not let droppings accumulate more than a week. Bone dust aids bonemaking and helps prevent diarrhea. Maximize southern exposure for the poultry house and ensure ample light. Wheat is among the best grains but should not be fed in excess to prevent diarrhea.
The Home Visitor of Weatherly Pa promotes a one year subscription with a free magazine gift for referrals. It teases March serials including The Strike on the R and C and The Black Creek Murder Mystery, plus a romance set in Paterson silk mills and a chance to win $1000 in steel trust stock.
Millard F. Dean filed for divorce in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas Ohio cause 11843 alleging willful absence and adultery. Hearing set after February 4 with attorney Hamrl W Sprague for plaintiff.
Andersigned besheen anie appointed by the Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio as administrator of the estate of Apna Peahl late of the county deceased. David R Irwin dated January 15 1908 T P Brexpmno Attorney.
John W Hulick approved by Clermont County Probate Court as executor of Emma L Holick's estate. Date January 16, 1908. Gro W Hulick listed as witness or related party.
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