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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
8
A diverse Clermont County page notes newspaper specials incl Courier offers for multiple papers, local sales at Kline's, farm sales and a life certificate for Prof Turnipseed, plus regional items on weather, crops, local residents, and upcoming events in Georgetown Batavia and Milford with dates and venues.
The second annual Miami township Farmers Institute meets January 28 29 at Milford town hall with speakers John Begg and G R Wagner. Program includes sessions on potato and corn culture farm life and orchard experience plus music recitations and an officer election. Also notes Captain William Rutherford opens a Cincinnati real estate office and friendly remarks on local figures.
Charley Woodmaneee sold his residence at Third and Springs to Thomas Applegate, who will relocate his family. Mrs Moble Hall, once near death from lung infection, recovered fully after Dr King’s New Discovery. Nash Pharmacy offers 50c and $1.00 bottles. trial sizes free. U Rhoades promotes Star Cream Separator and Frost King Separator with door delivery in Brown and Clermont counties.
An advertisement touts Cy clone a rapid catarrh remedy to mix at home using dandelion extract, compound karyon, and compound syrup sarsaparilia with spoonful doses after meals and at night. It claims to purify blood and eliminate catarrhal poisons through eliminative kidney action.
Mrs Lizzie J Fagin writes from St Louis praising the Courier as essential after forty one years of service A February first charity entertainment by local society promises music recitations and a small admission for a good cause Perry Henderson dies of apoplexy after a noon meal Vernon Lytle buys the Schobert property in route No 5 and will move in Granville Mead plans to locate in Batavia with quarters pending
Miss Florence Buerkle hosted a lively Monday evening for about twenty young friends in honor of Miss Helen Lindsey who leaves with her mother for the West. The gathering featured music singing and laughter with a fine collation. Also noted is Miss Velma Hodge from Milford visiting Nellie Breeding and a brief note on Dr King’s New Life Pills.
The resignation of the Republican National Committee chair by Postmaster General Cortelyou leaves Harry D. Now lead ing the committee. A new chairman is unlikely before the next national convention or the committee meeting about a year away to set the convention time and place.
The small town of St Pierre on Miquelon island near the St Lawrence mouth is depopulating as fisheries fail for years. France worries over losing a naval manpower base while Canada lures settlers. 100 immigrants arrived at North Sydney with plans for more as hunger and emigration rise.
Robert Wilder of Clarksburg earns the title by never speaking ill of anyone. When robbed near Dugan's Dam he gave $13.26 and apologized for not having more. An onrush at work led him to forgive a fellow worker and gently drop him on rocks after a brief apology. He also writes a kind obituary for the local paper.
The national government will reimburse Minnesota 67000 dollars for Indian war expenses in 1862 63. Indian incursions from Canada and the Civil War era strained northern defense as settlers were attacked and militia battled the invaders.
The Pacific coast city of Seattle celebrates plans for a French steamship line from Seattle to Europe with bi monthly sailings via the Straits of Magellan and South American ports. Seattle already hosts two European routes and China Mutual and Cosmos lines offer Liverpool and Hamburg services respectively via Asia or South America.
The Staten Island Advance office at West New Brighton faced a broken electric motor. An expert said reprinting requires sending the press to Philadelphia, leaving editor John Crawford Jr no local Richmond option. He drove the 35 horsepower direct drive automobile to the building and knocked a hole through the wall to run the press.
Classified notices include loan offers from FRAGIER and Hicks Batavia OH at 6 percent and KEARNS Courier Office offering $600 to place a loan and $1000 to place anytime. Also SPEIDEL attorney and Hamilton dentist listings appear with Batavia office and contact details. A Kaufman’s Liquor Store advertises location move at Pearl and Sycamore, Cincinnati.
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