Local Briefs From Batavia Area Include Real Estate and Events
Dr. Snyder, Owensville physician, ran a busy day in town. New Batavia line coaches described as palaces on wheels. M Titus of Circleville visited Fairview farm guest of J L H Barr. Real estate listings include a 95 acre farm at 98 600 and a modern seven room Bethel house. Ferree hypnotism shows teased at city hall with small admission and big fun. Foley Kidney Cure advertised by Dr. John Bunn & Son. Local notices on physicians, clubs, and social events fill the page with names like Richards Bethel agents, Werner the dentist, and the Loveland Citizens League formation.
Work progresses on Ohio Turnpike Trolley Road project
A large force began work at Bantam to speed laying of ties and rails toward Bethel. Earnest Petit, 22, son of attorney G. W. Petit, was killed last week in Greenfield while attempting to board a moving car. A new stone crusher was bought by the C. G. & P. company for use near High Bridge Creek. Vouchers in Green County show 4000 dollars spent over five years for indexing.
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Frank Sowers
Sardinia
Newtown
Bantam
Bethel
Earnest Petit
G. W Petit
West Union
Greenfield
C. G. & P. Company
High Bridge
Green County
Clermont
Greene County
Goldsmiths
Local notes mix estate, repairs and smallpox concerns
The estate of Henry L. Morey is valued at 12500. Dr. Mitchell resumes medical practice in Owensville. Peebles schools closed for small pox with three new cases. Mesers Steffen Hartman relocate to upstairs in Hoerner building. Ira Hannold and wife visit Batavia parents. Miss Marie Richards returns to Bethel. Auditor and treasurer offices undergo renovations. Smallpox risk noted locally. Corbett challenges Jeffries to a $2500 glove contest for the world title. Prosecution office moves within the Courrier block. new prosector office described as neat. Undertaker Moore figures show Batavia mortality trends. Jacob Kreiger, Soldier’s Home Dayton inmate, dies January 21 with military honors. oldest brother of Mrs. Julius Knauer. former resident of Batavia.
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Jacob Kreiger
Dayton
Middletown
Julius Knauer
Batavia
Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil PEPYS Boosts Health
An old advertisement promotes Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil PEPYS claiming it renews blood supply nourishes nerves and builds flesh. It touts no grease or fishy taste and claims to strengthen during winter with bold claims from Katharinon Chemical Co. St. Louis Mo.
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Hagee
Pepys
Katharinon Chemical Co
St. Louis, Mo
Burglary at Neville Nets Pork and Skiff Theft
Robbers broke into William Prine's Neville residence on Monday night and took several hundred pounds of fresh pork and other goods. They left by a skiff used by Claude McMath to ferry cargo to the Kentucky side for the C and O road, abandoning the craft after unloading. The skiff was recovered Tuesday by a coal fleet watchman. no injuries or missing persons reported.
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William Prine
Neville
Claude McMath
Kentucky
Commissioners Pass Resolution to Reopen Illegal Fee Cases
At Tuesday’s meeting Clermont county commissioners adopted a resolution to require the prosecuting attorney, with G. Bambach of Ripley, to reopen the overdraft and illegal fee cases authorized by law. They aim to collect amounts reported by Examiner Woods in the Lost Report, while noting no provision for recovering fees drawn by present county officials. All members voted yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Wood
G. Bambach
Brown County
Ripley
Examiner Woods
Legal notices and divorces in February docket
A list of new cases including Keystone Carriage Co versus C F Metzer and multiple civil actions with February trial dates. Also reads a divorce case George L Sunamere versus Maggie Summers and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm by W C Williamson of Amherst Va sold at Beck's Pharmacy.
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Keystone Carriage Co
C. F. Metzer
Wm. Henderson
Albert Huling
A. J. Allen
G. E. M. Julian
Wm. F. Haines
The
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
F. D. Blair
W. A. Weaver
Adolph Tracey
C. L. Bolender
Lily Hurdle
F. M. Dimmitt
Hiram Sanders
Chas
Russelot
W. C. Williamson
Amherst, Va
Chamberlain
Beck
Swing Named Socialist Mayoral Candidate Heads Local Rumor
The Cincinnati Post cites a briefling headline claiming Dr J B Swing will lead the socialist ticket for mayor. It clarifies the misleading report, noting Judge J B Swing is a Republican attorney long associated with Cincinnati and this county.
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Cincinnati Post
J.B. Swing
J. B. Swing
Cincinnati
Shoes on sale across sizes for ladies and men
Classified shoe sale listing shows ladies shoes at 150 and 2.00 prices, ladies' 4100 and 150 lines indicate multiple sizes and styles, plus men's fine shoes at 1.50 and 280 velour kid shoes priced around 100. Reading indicates a reliance on promotional pricing across gendered footwear.
Old Spencer House Soon to Clear Way for Railroads
Ohio and Clermont readers learn the Spencer House at Front and Broadway Cincinnati may be demolished for railroad expansion. The piece notes Clermont patrons and a wartime hotel era influence, plus Frank Roudebush financing to extend a seven mile line from Red Bank to Milford with $250000 banked. The power house is planned for Milford and Major J B Wallace serves as a Change director. Roudebush line holds an iron clad Cincinnati Traction Company entry contract.
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Spencer House
Front and
Broadway
Cincinnati
Frank Roudebush
New York
Red Bank
Milford
J. B. Wallace
Change
Roudebush
Cincinnati Traction Company
Manicuring Tips to Prevent Agnails on Cuticle Watch
A brief note explains agnails or hangnails can be prevented by proper attention to the surrounding eearfskin. Emphasis on care of the nail edge and surrounding skin to reduce nail tear and discomfort.
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Mary BE. Walker
Ladies’ Home Journal
Coroner's Statistics From Four Years Under James Hillen
In a discussion with ex Coroner James Hillen last week he stated that over four years he held 47 inquests into remains. Of these 11 were drowned or railroad deaths, 14 by hanging, 8 from self harm, 14 by other causes, and 6 cases involved prior Justices oversight, totaling 50 cases in four years. Mr Hillen reported no verdicts reversed during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hillen
Hillen
Greene County Officials Accused of $7500 Overdraws
Examiner Woods reports public officials in Greene County made overdrafts and overcharges totaling $7500 over ten years, alleging financial improper conduct and potential misallocation of funds.
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Examiner Woods
Greene County
Kilmer's Swamp Root Offers Free Kidney Remedy Sample
Readers are offered a free sample bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney, liver and bladder remedy. The ad touts the product as a medical triumph and lists Bright's Disease as a serious kidney trouble it addresses, inviting readers to mail their address for the sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Swamp Root
Death of the Cincinnati Police Chief Deitsch
Cincinnati mourns Philip Deitsch chief of police who died Friday. A brave officer, he served his country, earned esteem from citizens, and leaves a widow and several children. His funeral was held Monday with ceremonial honors.
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Cincinnati
Philip Deitsch
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Clermont Courier
Cincinnnati Weekly Gazette
5S. F. Waterfield
Felicity
G. A. Keen
Ferree
Nash’s Pharmacy
City Hall
J. L. H. Barr
Manchester
Sam West
M. Titus
Circleville
Fairview Farm
Warren E. Richards
Ohio
John Thalman
Foley
John Bunn & Son
Qwennville
J. J. Werner
Clermont House
Owensville
Citizens’ League
Loveland
Batavia Woman’s Club
Jamieson’s
Anna Griffith
Branaugh
Homan
Ida Griffith
Dr. King
J.R Hicke
Amelia
Percy Ashburn
Fort Asainniboine
Montana
Messrs
Heinrici & Griffith
Masonic Building
Maine Street
H. A. Tisdale
Summerton
D. C
DeWitt
Beck's Pharmacy
Judge Williams
Columbi
Rhodes
Clermont County
Tom Leeds
Georgetown
Castoria
Lion Coffee
Peter F. Swick
Ata Isham
Walnut Hills
T. V. Fitzpatrick
Norwood
O. P. Griffith
Woman's Club
Mary MacDonald
Misa Eva Hitch
Mt. Holly
C. B. Nichole
Fifth and
Spring Streets
John Moore
Afton
Dietz
Henry L. Morey
Mitchell
Peebles
Mesers, Steffen & Hartman
Merchant Tailors
Hoerner Building
Ira Hannold
Fred Schafer
Thalman
Marie Richards
Eveland
Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Moore
U. 8
Mail
W. A. Johnson
Robert Rowan
John Fillegar
Christopher Fillegar
John A. Fishback
Emma Hunter
Samuel A. Manchester
James Tatman
George L. Sunamere
Maggie Summers
Rapp Bros
Rapp & Coyle
Will Keen
Ironton
Joseph Thalman
Harry T. Galladay
Goshen
Sarah L. Karns
Frank
Albert V. Norris
New Richmond
Grace A. Stowe
Batley
Eben Clyde Trump
Mt. Washington
Edna Olive Nichols
Nice
Armacost
Jacob Drussell
Farmer
Perintown
Elizabeth Hupp
Thomas M. Slade
Eva B. Marsh
Williamsburg
Newton
Joseph J
Civil Service
Eloise Holter
Wendell Waesner
Rollo Anderson
Jim
White Rock Oilio
Cleveland
OILIO
Frazier & Hicks, Attys
Batavia, Ohio
Stirling & Moore’s
W. &. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Jansiif
E. Q. Crane
East Fourth Street
W. A. Joseph
Apriif
Nelson , Cramer, Atty
Batavia, O
East 4Th St
Fosdick
Novandt
O. T. Robertson
L. & O Robertson
Race Street
Northwest Corner
Race
Longworth
F. P. Hamilton
West 7Th Street
Elm
West Seventh
Bet
Race and Wine
C. P. Gray
O. J. Ferrer
Meyit
Stirling & Moorn
Onlo
Raver & Cove
Janstr
Sale
H. Lindsley & Son
Klin
Chase & Sanborn
New Orleans
Wendell Kline
London
Vidi
Cordova
Standard Oil CO. Eee
P. J. Nichols
H. L. Nichols
A. B. Nichols
Nichols & Nichols
Attorneys AT Law
Tatman Building
Mainstreet
Jak
Memoriam
Mollie R. Bolander
Mollie
Spa Best
Rock Springs
Jordan
Jesus
Lasaros
Savior
PU Rosby
Prisian AN Fur Company
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