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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
8
Raymond Ross visited Niagara Falls last week. Cincinnati residents and regional families were guests and visitors across multiple towns. The Fourth of July closed county offices and banks. local promotions, picnics, and family visits filled the week with social and civic events.
German folk festivals retain centuries old rituals amid modern life. The Leonhardtritt procession honors St Leonard in Bavaria with cattle parades at Bad Tölz, a spa known for iodine springs. Horses lead rituals around churches as villagers dance and feast to conclude the day.
Dr. Charles H. Mayo warns hospitals overrun with mental illness and proposes a bold cure from How to Live. The magic seven word prescription reads The things you fear must never happen and is urged as a private, freely usable remedy for nervous trouble.
Le febvre des Nouettes presents The Horse Through the Ages arguing ancient slavery arose from no horse collar. He claims proper harnessing emerged between 950 and 1000 AD, aligning with the rise of the Capetian monarchy in France.
The mistress explains to the new maid that the household has a valuable Persian rug old and cherished by the family. The maid agrees to be cautious, joking that they can make it last through the year with careful cleaning.
The text defines intelligence as the capacity for knowing and understanding. It contrasts ignorance as lack of knowledge with relative ignorance based on life experience, noting all are born ignorant but experience may reduce it, unlike unintelligence which has less hope for improvement.
The text explains that bears entering deep winter torpor differ from ordinary sleep. Only a temperature rise can end this death-like state, which would thaw cold-blooded animals like frogs toads and snakes that winter as well.
David A. Wells notes that up to Charles V a monarch was addressed as Your Grace. Charles sought the higher rank of Majesty to outshine others, and other European rulers soon adopted the same honor.
Harland Kain and family visited the Scoots in Hyde Park. Batavia and Williamsburg residents plan to attend the Furniture Market Association in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Huntington hosted guests including Rolla Anderson and Mrs Rush and daughter Heijen for dinner. Miss Belle Marsh of Batavia to have household goods and millinery stock sold soon. Harvey Perin of Amelia and the Wood family attended the Mt. Carmel Grange pie picnic. County Board of Health reemployed Dr Colburn at 2000 a year for part time state funded work starting Sept 1. Mr and Mrs H L Doughman hosted Virgil Jones and family and Mr and Mrs Geo Wider of New York City.
Ohio counties show high debt service costs with 53 percent of property tax revenue going to debt charges in one county, far above the state average of 21 percent. Insurance companies owned over 110 thousand acres and 731 farms in 1932, with most holdings in Paulding Defiance Union and Harding. The bean beetle control method uses calcium arsenate spray or a lime arsenate dust. Nationwide 379 million mature chickens exist, 329 million in flocks under 400. In Ohio 183 thousand of 200 thousand farmers keep under 200 birds. only 2,700 exceed 400 and 250 own more than 1,000 hens.
John Dooley, 60, of Hammersville, died in a Sunday night crash east of Bethel when his car struck a bridge abutment. Bob Marandy sustained serious cuts. The wreckage was taken to Kennedy Funeral Home in Bethel.
Joseph Emery and Kenneth Carter of Batavia pleaded guilty to stealing chickens before Judge White, receiving a 200 dollar fine and 30 days in jail. They also pleaded not guilty to burglary charges.
Secretary of State data show 14 343 divorces granted in 1931 down from 16 153 in 1930, matching the decline in filed suit numbers. About four of every five applications are granted and 10 662 remain pending at year end.
Thousands of young and established trees in Ohio have suffered injury or death. F H Ballou describes using vigorous shoots from root bases to form new trees by tying to the old stem or pruning away old growth, with re grafting or re budding as needed for budded or grafted varieties.
For Sale 1 good Jersey cow 1 Jersey calf and 6 something sought. Mrs Julia A Teal Ilford Ohio. K screen doors windows black and galvanized screen cloth for less this season. J C Fuhr Williamsburg 181f.
A. G. Brown of the Federal Land Bank outlines 207 first mortgage loans totaling 571300 to Clermont County farmers through national farm loan associations. He argues long term cooperative loans ease refinancing for others in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee, explaining loan terms and appraisal methods.
The new federal tax on telephone messages applies different surcharges by amount. Messages from 50 cents to 99 cents incur 10 cents extra, from 1.00 to 1.99 incur 15 cents extra, and 2.00 and above incur 20 cents extra, while under 50 cents remains untaxed. News, religious, and government business messages are exempt.
Hillsboro now hosts only one daily train per line. The noon N&W service was removed last Wednesday, leaving a single morning run from 7:25 to 7:35. A Sardinia-origin local was canceled. Portsmouth or Cincinnati inbound trains now come in, with Sardinia as a stop for through service.
Local ad lists Ban ner Steel Fence Posts and Barbed Wire at Fuhr's Hardware in Williamsboro. Also promotes a six room cottage for rent with water included and an inquirer phone. Mention of Mrs Kone and address 718 appears in the notice.
A list of new telephone subscribers in Clermont county and nearby areas includes Batavia Clifford L. White Bethel Mrs Grace Hartop Loveland KE J Davis Clifford C Cain Alex J McCabe Milford Ray F Nichols Donovan Derricks Pat Parrott Wm I Vice New Richmond Joe Schvierman O J Huth Williamsburg Harry Tate.
Attorney General Gilbert Bettman instructed Cedric W. Clark of Pomeroy Meigs County prosecutor that probate judge sets the jail matron’s pay at $100 per month and county commissioners have no authority to modify it.
Mrs. Jack Busch hosted a June 27 birthday party for her son Donald in Indian Hill Ohio. Attendees included Misses Jane Ann Slone Lois Slone Mary Louise Stevens Mary Lou Thornton Gladys Juill Fay Juill Evaline Yager Barbara Yager Laura Rose Eckers Masters Carter Elzroth Billy Zach Paul Carter Charles Thornton and Donald Busch plus Mesdames L Slone H A Carter R L Elzroth C Thornton V Stevens and P Zach. Guests enjoyed games and gifts then shared a lunch of cake ice cream and lemonade at 5 PM before departing wishing Donald more birthdays.
A critical note on manure management shows spreading manure promptly saves soil nutrients in Clermont County. An experiment at a Cornell station tested nonypress conditions by storing 4000 pounds of horse manure in an open wooden box from April to October, revealing 41 percent nitrogen loss, 47 percent phosphoric acid loss, 76 percent potash loss, and 57 percent total weight loss, amounting to about 65 percent of manure value vanished.
Farmers are urged to protect high producing cows from flies during hot months with morning and evening sprays. No repellent lasts more than a few hours. homemade mixtures show promise. County agent offers formula booklets. other items advertise tools, vehicles, and local rentals in Batavia Ohio.
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