Special Offer on Combined Newspapers
A promotional listing offers one month of the Gallowing special with several paired papers including Gowrier and Weekly Gazette, Corrier and Weekly Enquirer, Courier and Daily Post, Courier and Daily Times-Star, and a thrice-a-week Courier and New York World at 165.
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Courier
Specia
Gowrier
Weekly Gazette
Corrier
Weekly Enquirer
Courier and
Daily Post
Daily Times-Star
New York World
Local notes mix social calls and ads in Batavia
The article lists visits, marriages, and notices in Batavia Ohio including Mrs Homer Kain visiting Williamsburg relatives with a 2000 dollar note to Joan about mortgage security. It mentions residents and guests from Milford Cincinnati Dayton and Amelia, church events, an oyster supper, and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ads.
Coroner Reports 1909 Inquests Toll and Procedures
Coroner T. A. Mitchell recounts 26 inquests for 1909 with causes ranging from self harm to accidents and murders. Notable cases include drownings in the Ohio and Miami rivers, railroad fatalities, infanticide by strangulation, and eight murders. He urges timely reports for any sudden or suspicious death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Mitchell
Ohio
Miami River
and C. Traction Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Noted Local Figures and Events Across Ohio Communities
John Black of North Loveland dies at 79. Cincinnati to run pay as you enter cars after February. Clinton county tax lists reportedly delinquent for years. Bethel sees strong outlook for building activity. John Bovier raises quail for home use. Walter Lafferty buys over 1,000,000 pounds of tobacco this season. West Union church to celebrate 100th anniversary. Kentucky tobacco graded around 12 cents per pound with 50 percent advance. C C Breeding leaves Loveland for Central Cooperage in Newcastle Indiana. Loveland plans a new musical society under Professor Koch. Manchester residents push for water works amid fires. Brown county tobacco sales yield high farmer profits. Leander Love dies in Hamersville at 74. mother survives. Many pledge meat abstinence for 15 days, Manchester surpasses 1,000 signatories. Langdon of Lebanon receives $150,000 from aunt in New Jersey. Mrs Esther Todd Long, Lincoln relative, granted $10 monthly pension with back pay of 1775. widow of Black Hawk war veteran.
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Wilmington Journal
Clinton County
Bethel Journal
Bethel
John Bovier
Pike County
Walter Lafferty
Adams County
West Union Presbyterian
Old Stone
Kentucky
C. C. Breeding
Loveland
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Cincinnati
Central Cooperage Company
Newcastle
Indiana
Koch
Manchester
Brown County
W. 8
Mathews & Co
Louisville
Farmers’ Union
Ballard County
Paducah
Leander Love
Hamersville
Brown
Clermont
Shinkle's Ridge
Ohio
Langdon
Lebanon
Warren County
Helen K. Smith
Summit
N. J
Esther Todd Long
Abraham Lincoln
Long
Esther Todd
Todd
Linnell
Minnesota
William Long
Editor's New Girl and Seed Offer Reflections
In George town at The Courier editor Charles A. Morris's home a newborn girl is described with affection and measured value. The piece contrasts gratitude for the child with a wary view of Washington seed offerings and local political gestures.
Longtime butcher and pioneer of refrigeration dies at 1910
The obituary recalls a man who ran a butcher business for nearly sixty years and introduced a refrigerator to his Wayland property. Born in 1864, he married Harriett J. Hill in 1846, had seven children, and lived a life of industry, kindness, and devotion to family. His death occurred January 15, 1910, after a life marked by community service and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Harriett J. Hill
William
Wilda
Ohio
Harve
California
George
Indiana
Mr. Myrick
Clermont Council Oyster Supper Aids Junior Members
Old Clermont Council No 187 Batavia will hold an oyster supper next Monday evening January 81. All members are urged to attend for social time and to conduct important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Clermont Council, No. 187
Batavia
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Clermont Courier
Robin
Homer Kain
Williamsburg
Joan
Oppitz
Eawarde
Milford
Stirling Moore
William Oppitz
Williamsville
Paulie Wallace
Eli Speidel
Marsh
Miss Gatch
Lloyd Halick and Wife
John G. Miller
Perintown
Misa Melie Stark
Seth Hutchinson
Boston
Dr. Thomas
Thomas Moorehead
Matilda Baum
Paul Ziegler
Dayton
Kate Doughty
Amelia
Richard Kain
Elsie Carrel
the Manue
Bov, Rames
Felicity
Jlo
Burdock
Mre
Chas, Freitoy
Moosup
Conn
Stonelick Valley
Frank Nordyke
Wilmington
Missee Leonard
Charles Bowman
Susan Gray
E. Burdsall
Ev Burds
Jonathan Christie
Marathon
Boston I
Bee
Thhree
Jos, Christy
Frank Titus
Elmwood
Henry Stoddard
Olive Branch
E. T. Stoddard
Rev. Striver
Summerside
Olive Branch Cemetery
P. F. Jameson
Florence Glaney
Elizabeth A. Walker
Buardeal
Torough
Wilpa Myniox
William Myrick
Foley
James Bare
B.B
Lancy
Jennie Titus
W. C. GriMin
A. B. Nichola
Walter Kain
Blapone Bovioger
Juvvery
Mitchell
Terest
John Black
North Loveland
Las
Charles A. Morris
Georgetown
Kansas
Washington, D. C
D. J. Werner
Cortest House
William Ijes
Frank Davia
Allan T. Cowen
Grifillan
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Columbus
Les
Clermont County
Albert Erion
Highland Park
Tollock
H. C. Babbitt
Lockland
Board of Public Waverly
Babbit
George R. Binkley
Fletcher
Castoria
Dr. Hess and Clark
Hutson
Oise
Phr Water Street
Oity
H. B. Glancy
Batavia, Ohio
Pleasant Plain
Spurling Bros
Pleasant Plain, O
Foley Shoney
Dong
Call and Gee
Thompson & Ely
Williamsburg, Ohio
Keen Kutter
Manning
Applegate & Manning
F. R. Smythe
Bell Phone
Citizens
H. B. Hill
Owensville
Town Hall
Main Street
Kate Erion
Attorneys AT Law
F. Roudebush
G. A. Frazier
Frazier & Hicks
Louis Hicks
Court House
T Pwin
Ely
Clermont House
Mainst
O. P. Griffith
Clayton B. Nichols
Biffite & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Courier Building
Belland Citizens’ Telephone
A. B. Nichols
H.nicbels
Tchols & Nichols
Tatmaneg Aling
Jan
Jeremy Taylor
Frazier & Hicks, Attys
W. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
H. Spriper
F. P. Hamilton
Race
Bsull
W. Reoapgs
Williamaburg
Obto
Jaigitt
Booth
K. Hoerner
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