Fourth of July visit marks local youth excitement
A. W. Search of Miamiville visited the county seat on Monday. A former owner and editor of the Chillicothe Gazette, he left the business due to failing health after years living in the county.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1902
Page
8
A. W. Search of Miamiville visited the county seat on Monday. A former owner and editor of the Chillicothe Gazette, he left the business due to failing health after years living in the county.
The forecast storms by Hicks matched arrival time with little damage nearby though some areas were nearly destroyed. Wilmington sold the electric light plant to a private company with a light and water contract including 100 street lamps at 52.50 yearly and water costs of 2700 for fire protection. The light cost to taxpayers previously was 7996.4580. A July 1902 dental coupon offers half off all dental work.
Reports detail soil washouts on roads and widespread crop loss from heavy rains. Amid repairs, communities plan Fourth of July events and local fairs, with photos, band concerts, and displays in Batavia and Amelia.
A collage of 19th century ads and notices from Batavia and Cincinnati. Items include promotions for liquor care, farm equipment from McCormick, life and property loans, dentist services, wagon wheels, lumber, and a self lighting pocket lamp. Public notices mention railroad routes Queen & Crescent and Southern Railway.
James K. Trees and Thurman H. Trees with 14 others, plus William O. Marshall versus Gee L. Marshall et al, decree in partition. Clermont county suits against David Denham Elias Dumford George B. Beacham T. P. Breeding E. Q. Crane E.C. Ely H. L. Nichols Thomas Teal and George W. Temple set for hearing the demurrer to the petition on Monday June 30 1902 by agreement of parties.
A summary of 1901 crop and land figures including acres cultivated pastured woodland and waste plus 1901 and 1902 sowing, planting and production data for wheat corn oats potatoes and related crops. The section also notes accompanying liquor trend discussion and local advertisements.
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