Coal and local sales anchor Owensville notices
Coal six fifty a ton. Clarence Curliss hires a competent workman during illness. Harrie sale at Owensville Wednesday offer farm wagon and harness. Mrs Fannie Marshall recovers from facial paralysis. L B Harris sells work horses and harness January 31. Mrs Rush attends uncle George Burke funeral. O F Kayser travels Indiana. husband to oversee state highway work. Minnie Musnown dies at 44 near Hulington. funeral at Milford. Batavian visitors at Judge Prather’s Cincinnati funeral. Jennie Dunlap thanks readers for birthday cards on her convalescence.
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O. F. Kayser Seft
Indiana
New Vienna
Minnie Musnown
Hulington
Milford
Fragmented Community Notices From Xenia Area
Mrs Stella Reynolds called to Stonelick for her sister’s illness. Mrs John ties withier paeior a week racing’ aati with Mrs stman and Ted Chriety. Innis, previously ill, expected to be out again. Quarterly conference announced for the 18th with services that evening. Margaret Genet of Norwood visited here. Flowers and burial details noted for Rose wgheraitle. Leroy Cincinnati visiting his mother Mrs blessing. Dorothy Jonas of Cincinnati spent days here. A charitable supper for a project drew several locals. Literary meeting set for February 2 at the schoolhouse. all invited.
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Xenia
Stella Reynolds
Stonelick
Ness
Ugree
Little Non
John
Hillsboro
Corse
Bethe Ar
Charlee d
Wan
Firs
Sen
Ary
Ork
Greenberry
Ureday
Etchum Wal Ave
Une Grange
Pda
Nerd le
Aties Margaret Genet
Norwood
Lice Hirecaddon
Phureday
Leroy Vincinnati
Blessing
Dorothy Jonas
Pipe Cinnati
Ely Riday
Alter Cramer
Era Miller
Mra
Billy Bughman Incinnati
Asin Lasrenes
Oome
Mrs and Mr Fugets Attend Event at Local Meeting
The report describes a group including Mr and Mrs Fugets at a recent gathering with attendees present. The account notes timing around a Wednesday and mentions Woods as a guest, with a casual social context and informal remarks.
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Mra
Hare
Woods Codret
Red Cross Appeals for Clermont County Linen Aid
The Clermont County Red Cross requests linen donations for an Emergency Closet to help sick families facing scarlet fever. Clinicians report daily needs as winter shortages and unemployment strain supply. Donors should address packages to American Red Cross Clermont County Chapter Batavia Ohio with clear return details.
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Clermont County
Red Cross
Clermont County Red Crosse
Ornce
Batavia
Ohio
County Commission approves large Batavia Winchester pike contract
The County Commission held a special session January 15 with full board. They approved numerous bills for labor, supplies, and services including stone crushing, bridge labor, coal unloading, and pike repairs. Craig & Co was awarded the Batavia Winchester pike contract for 26 188 57.
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Edward Ansteatt
Walter Batts
Ye Tele
P.A
F. B. Bureau
J.J. Bantlin
Batavia Realty Co
Barret Bros
Lucien Clemons
City of Dayton
Frank Davis
Fleetoat
Bank
Batavia
William Haley
Orville Halbisch
Howard Henderson
Jess M. Jordan
W. Jordan
Pike
Anna Kennedy
W.M. Lew
George A. Maxfield
Moore
K. Moyer
Fred Proctor
John B. Rapp
Same
Reed
Hahhy
Standard Oil Co
T. R. South
L. C. Smith
St. Francis Hospital
Rich
C. B. Taylor
J.B. Winspear
Jess Weaver
N. Young
Bangburn
Stamm
Ford
W. H. Stanage
Nan Horn
Calvin Whisner
Williamsburg Furniture Co
Ag Zellar
Craig & Co
Canaia
Winchester
Make Your Stove an Oil Gas Stove
Convert any stove to oil gas with a reusable insert. Easy installation, durable for life, cheaper than coal and eliminates dirt and ashes. Local agents wanted and income opportunity for a hunter. For sale by C. Houser, Hamlet, 0 Batavia 2808.
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Huntler
C. Houser
Hamlet
Batavia
100 Bushel Per Acre Corn Test At Experiment Farm
In 1922, county and district experiment farms ran a 100 bushel per acre corn test to judge practicality and profitability. The Clermont silt loam field showed uneven stand and lodging from a late August storm. Despite heavy fertilization and rainfall, yields were 40.85 bushels with 1,949 pounds stover on the test plot versus 82.14 bushels and 1,760 pounds stover on the check, prompting a continued yearlong trial to assess viability.
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Clermont
Scrambled OCR Notice of Residents and Gifts
Fragmentary text records a move to a John Mily home and new residence near Sallata. Mentions of visitors, a Brumagep and Russell re Anne Jones, and a piano gift to Mrs Vance from her sons. Unclear dates and locations.
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Benne
Siz
John Mily
Sallata
Houser
Pach
Bitlearre
Russell
Anne Jones
McDied
Olmchnauaaat
Oltre Ageia Oor
Ora
Mire
Fantam
Allenehilay
Mre
Vance
It's Our Duty to Love Fellow Men Says Uncle Bhben
An old newspaper quote features Uncle Bhben asserting that loving others requires being terrible at forgiving. The piece notes merciful fame could lead to a cigar being saved after a man, but not force him to smoke.
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Uncle Bhben
Boston Transcript
Fox Drive Postponed in Ohio Township
Fox drive scheduled for January 20 in Ohio township moved to January 27 with lines forming at 9 a.m. from Ten Mile road to Cincinnati pike and surrounding farms including Me, Pi-gah and Center on Charles Mott's farm. Chas. Mott is central manager with Geo. C. Hausermann as general manager. Captains listed. no guns or dogs allowed. foxes to be caught alive. rally at the center.
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Ohio Township
Ten Mile Road
Cincinnati Pike
Newmond Foundry
Foundry - Dnt
Twelve Mile Road
McGrane
R. K. Belt
Ten Mile
Charles Mott
Chas. Mott
Geo. C. Hausermann
Bill Hites
Sea Et Sutehschwer
Tedeben
Jake Bauman
Emeris Bun Tihardt
Don Kvaushine ¢Lyimer
Frank Rast
Jacob Ely
Jin Hines
Lauch
Loveland Village Fines Total 4900 for Liquor Violations
Loveland village again faces a public decision over 4900 in fines from liquor violators. The article notes that half of the revenue would go to the town and suggests tax relief where outside revenue inflows occur.
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Loveland Village
Twn
Batavia I. O. O. F. elect officers Installed
Albert Reed of Williamsburg installed the Batavia I. O. O. F. officers elect on Friday night. John Haney was noble grand, Will Brothers vice grand, G. L. Mead secretary, E. S. Rusk treasurer, M. F. Ross trustee. Refreshments followed.
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Albert Reed
D. D
Williamsburg
Batavia
Thieves Target Manchester Farm Barn For Leaf Tobacco
Thieves entered Cleve Polly’s farm barn near Manchester and took $6500 worth of market ready leaf tobacco. Rumors point to shanty boat operators as suspects. Authorities pursue leads to locate the missing crop.
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Cleve Polly
Manchester
Physician Recovering From Scarlet Fever Under Care
Dr. H. E. Cover of Bantam is slowly improving after treating local residents for scarlet fever. He is under Dr. Ashburn care and is being nursed by Miss Helen Coulter of Amelia, assisted by Miss Helen Ely.
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H. E. Cover
Bantam
Ashburn
Helen Coulter
Amelia
Helen Ely
Cattle in Augusta Suffer Blue Leg Outbreak
In Augusta Kentucky several blue leg cases appear among cattle. Nicholas Monghan reports three yearling Black Aberdeen Angus lost from a herd of 30. John Ulric loses two grade calves. County veterinarian Dr. H B Taylor has begun containment steps.
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Augusta
Nicholas Monghan
John Ulric
H. B. Taylor
Ripley Market Report At Independent House Friday Sale
The Ripley market offered 92,200 pounds of tobacco with a total cash value of 26,884 dollars and an average price of 28.08 per hundred. Bright leaf sold up to 45 dollars, with nondescript quotations down to 6 dollars. Wednesday sales totaled 88,760 pounds at 28.83 average, and year to date totals reach 1,107,010 pounds at 28.68 per hundred.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Astoria Pig Pups
Local ad lists 14 week old piglets and two litters for sale near Batley station. Buyer expresses interest in completing line of sale and asks for contact details with residence and price.
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Charies
En Bate
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Cincinnati
C. Nowzitt
Doti H. M.R CE
Clarence Curliss
Owensville
Fannie Marshall
Amanda Manning Robinson
Felicity
L. B. Harris
McKay's
Rush
George Burke
A' el
Harris’ Sale
Otto Wilkie
Milwaukee
Charles Jackson
German Deaconess Hospital
W. W. Prather
Wm. A. Joseph
0. N. Young
W. W. Dennison
Clarence Rice
Jennie Dunlap
Courier
Edenton
Fruit Ridge
Red Cross Appeal
Fletcher
Castoria
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Experiment Farm Notes
Chevrolet
United
H. R. Ayer
FOX Drive
Lucky Loveland
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Astoria
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