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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1942
Page
8
A mixed local classifieds list includes bed and chair for sale values a used bicycle repair ads from Lutes and Farris with contact phones, multiple wanted notices for bookkeeping, buying a used car, and an elderly companion job. Also mentions cattle sales and the tag line Service That Satisfies from J B Ireton.
Multiple marriage licenses listed for Thompson Miller Shannon Lowe Harcourt Frye Copher Newman Sheppard Spahr Cornwell Jones and Lanham with additional estate filings. Administrations granted and bonds posted. notes on taxes, final accounts, and fees for executors and attorneys.
The docket lists Arlie Candill versus Helen Candill. Margaret Bodenstein versus Joseph Bodenstein. Edwin Campbell versus Claudie Gordon for partition. Henry E Ellis versus Mary Ellis with divorce granted. Mary Armacost versus Wm Armacost with W C Armacost found in contempt for failing to pay $6 weekly child support and sentenced to 30 days in county jail.
The first box to keep peanuts crisp was created for the Boston National League ball park and copied nationwide. Each box uses a 3500 watt bulb to dry moisture from the air while the nuts are roasted fresh each morning.
A series of property transfers listed with names and parcels across Tate Miami Union Stonelick Pierce Jackson Owensville New Richmond and other townships. Buyers include John Hocketock Arthur Blake Rose Rindel and many Cravers with multiple tracts ranging from .4 to 51 acres transferred to various heirs and buyers.
A German scientist claims earthworms communicate via faint mouth sounds. The You're Wrong About That article notes worms emit sounds mostly in series with a changing rhythm, resembling ticking clocks, suggesting deliberate broadcasting for communication.
Motor vehicles are owned by 85 percent of American farm families, reflecting widespread adoption of cars and trucks in rural households. The statement highlights the role of mobility in farm life and household economies across the United States.
Agent Wilkin Hosiery Co of Greenfield advertises guaranteed silk nylon and rayon hosiery for all ages with leather belts billfolds key cases and cigarette cases. It claims heat and acid proof fabric, dress and work shoes, made-to-measure garments, and Aerotied Shoes. Free measurements, and table pads shown by visiting or card request at Batavia Ohio main street residence over store.
The article outlines the role of war bonds in funding the two ocean navy and the battleships that form the fleet’s backbone. It notes ships displace about 35,000 tons and cost up to 70 million dollars, with eight under construction and more planned, urging every American to invest at least ten percent of income to push county bond quotas.
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