Newspaper Listings of Subscriptions and Prices
A compact list shows various newspapers and their one year subscription prices. Entries include Lermont Courier priced at 125 dollars, Courier and Com 125, Tribune 8465, FS Courier and Cincinnati Post 465, and Cincinnati Times Star 465.
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Lermont Courier
Courier and Com
Tribune
Courier
Weekly Enquirer
FS Courier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Fourth of July Celebrations in Williamsburg
Williamsburg marks a lively Fourth with a countywide crowd. Mayor leads a parade with decorated autos, military units, and a Williams burg band. Prizes awarded for fancy turnout, comical attire, and a 3 2 ball game win for Williamsburg. Auto races highlight Henry Bryan and D T Dunham with top finishes. The American Legion expresses thanks for support.
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Williamsburg
Weman’s Relief Corps
Daughters of America
Soldier Boys
Charlie Curry
Carrie Berry
Bethel
Henry Bryan
Ralph Fahriefond
D. T. Dunham
Cincinnati
Homer Buerkle
Batavia
American Legion
Airplane Visit In Felicity Delights Town After Field Meet
On July 4 a Felicity field meet featured fat men and women races, a gum-drop contest, and a bat game won 5 to 4 by Felicity over the First Nationals of Cincinnati. An airplane circled the town then landed at Sid Reeds field. two men inside gave locals their first airplane rides before continuing to Cincinnati via Lancaster.
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Felicity
Wail Park
Cincinnati
Sid Reeds’ Field
Lancaster
Ohio
Hunters report plentiful game and early squirrel laws
Deputy Game Protector Srofe said both squirrels and rabbits are abundant this year and plans to protect them. He clarified the squirrel season starts September 15, not August 15, and noted efforts to curb fish law violations including a promised fish shipment to White Oak. The piece also covers Highland county population shifts and local social notices.
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Srofe
White Oak
Officials Sentenced in NY for Alcohol Tax Violations
In New York on July 2 Federal Judge Grabb sentenced three officers from the Gramatan Mail Tonic Company and the Hertha Product Company to prison terms totaling 69 months and fines of 85000 cents for violating the Volstead Act and internal revenue laws. The men allegedly sold for beverage use part of 125000 gallons of high grade alcohol withdrawn from warehouses for manufacturing purposes. Each defendant posted 15000 dollars bail and filed motions for appeal.
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New York
Gramatan Mail Tonic Company
Hertha Product Company
Grabb
Hillsboro's Mayor Davies Quietly Cleanups Town
Hillsboro mayor Davies, known in the insurance field, expands into new business methods. Police raids on gaming are frequent and successful, with fines levied and warnings issued after first offenses. The town reports improved cleanliness and deterred gambling and drinking through firm, discreet enforcement.
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Davies
Hillsboro
Harvest Hands Needed for Wheat Work Across the West
Workers are urgently sought in the district as crews head west to harvest the wheat. Boys and men depart daily and expect to be away until late fall, with good wages and board offered. Some will stay for threshing into winter in northern fields.
Fletcher's Castoria Visitors Return After 34 Years
Joe O'Neal and his wife, long since moved to Dayton, were guests of Frank Knauer and friends, recounting their return visit after thirty four years away from their former home.
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Joe Staeg
St. Bernard
Chas. L. Moore
Dayton
Joe O’neal
Frank Knauer
Potato growers warned to fight late blight with Bordeaux spray
Ohio Experiment Station warns farmers to spray potatoes with Bordeaux mixture every 10 days to two weeks from July, as Bordeaux helps plant health and yields. Mix consists of blue vitriol and lime dissolved in water to make 60 gallons. Hot dry weather slows blight while cool wet conditions accelerate it.
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Department of Botany
Ohio
Teachers Examination At Batavia School Building
Teachers' examination held last Saturday at the Batavia school building with some attendees taking theory and practice for renewals. It will be Supt. Anitman's last examination before leaving for a new position in Xenia as four examinations are conducted annually under the new law.
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Owensville A. B
Batavia
Anitman
Xenia
Three Boys Die After Lightning Strike Near Winchester
During a Saturday storm three boys taking shelter under a large tree were struck by lightning while returning home from a neighbor’s. The incident occurred near Winchester as they sought shelter from the rain.
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Winchester
Wet June Dampens Harvest Prospects Into July
The past June was very wet and July shows continued rain. Farmers need dry weather for harvest and field cleanup while crops look generally fine. Tobacco growth is rapid with some growers reporting 16 leaves and good prospects.
May Become a Star John Lewis Theis Joins Reds Tryouts
Georgetown and Bellevue figures loom in Cincinnati as the Reds test two new recruits. Lambert, Bellevue’s first baseman, and John Lewis Theis of Georgetown draw attention after being observed by manager Moran and fans. Theis, unearthed by Slim Sallee, shows promise as a future star pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis Theis
Cincinnati
Reds
Times Star
Moran
Lambert
Bellevue
Destructive hail storm hits Clermont county farms
Last Saturday afternoon a severe hail and wind storm damaged corn and tobacco crops between Batavia and Williamsburg while flattening wheat and oats in the area. Tate township saw hail in places but Bethel fair escaped with only a light shower.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Williamsburg
Tate Township
Bethel
Camp scene and local notices from Hugo island gathering
Emory Anderson of Bell Telephone Co. and friends camp on Hugo island above town enjoying fishing swimming and boating. Mt Pisgah Ladies Aid held a July 1 gathering at Mrs Hiphe Lindsey of Lindale and invites all to a July 10 schoolhouse event for food and merriment. Mrs Busie Robinson returned from Garden City Kansas after wintering there.
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Emory Anderson
Bell Telephone Co
Cincinnati
Hugo Island
Mt. Pisgah Ladies Aid
Hiphe Lindsey
Lindale
Busie Robinson
Garden City
Kansas
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Clermont Courier
Aeteee
P. M. Rapp
Jean McDonald
Madisonville
Henry Hodges
Milford
Belle Kennedy
Walter Moore
Ripley
Jacob
John Swing
B. J. Mull
Owensville
George Baum
Harry Ely
Bantam
Peter Ballinger
Water Street
Obas
Beyler
Tom Dodsworth
Nor- Wood
A. M. Jeffries
Arthur Miller
Tennessee
Fred Miller
Amy Dean Davis
Washington D.C
Judge Davis
G. Brown
Sumner, Miss
Walter Smith
Walter
Albert Ranson
Middletown
Oscar Brothers
Mro. B
Rush
Helen
Frank McMillen
Norwood
Old Town
Charles Jackson
Wilmington
Chad, Dixon and
Wife
Anna Newport
Mt Washington
Cecile Hulick
Gerald Iles
Market Street
Mre. O'Connor
Ida Bainum
Marie Swing
Kathleen Ashburn
Carrolton
Kentucky
Theresa Lee
Gale Anderson
Hamilton
Charles Williams
Tie
Obi
W. T. Kain
Robert Kain
Elizaf Kain
Tom Jenike
William
Columbus
Mrs. Addiemith
Jonne Weaver
Mies Ann Paine
Mies Adelaid Reed
Good Samaritan Hospital
Wright Watson
Marjorie
Jett
N.T. Daily
Obas, Powers
Afton
J. L. Nash
Cherry Grove
O. W. Nash
L. H. Maresh
Williamebure
Allen Glancy
East Fork
A. Giktey
Wegner
Viola Hoover
Otterbein
Lebanon
Young Peoples’ Society of the
U. B. Church
Andrew Hauck
Geo. Lewis
Elizabeth Shipp
Washington, D. C
Keen
Ed Dixon
Cincinnati Auditor
Mra
Ruth Crane Bunday
Mra. Walt
F. C. Walt
Mra. Crane
Otto Wilke
Port Washington
Wisconsin
Mr. W
Fae
Highland County
Greenfield
Lynchburg
Leesburg
Mowrystown
Highland
Sinking Springs
Glancy
A. Glancy
Albert Jackson
L, PB. Bedford
He Harris
Richmond
Jason
Harrig
Langford
Park Street
Cincisnati
Ralph D. Cole
Farmer
Fletcher
Cowgill
R. F. Chaffin
People’s Hotel
Hazard
Hamilton Bafler
Warren
Clermont
Brown County
Sentativ
Ford
Charles O. Hays
Hamlet, Ohio
Southern Ohio
W. B. Davies
Wiggins Block
Earl E. Erion
Olive Branch, Ohio
James B. Scott
Optometrist
Batavia, O
H. Stirling Moore
Bell _ omice ib
Raniy
Inourance Co
Jersey
Savin 1077
Watkins
Etween Batavia
Lou Bauer
Bata
Hugh J. King
King Woodliet Law Bldg
Auto Truck Service
Harry Jester
Witamsburg
Mire
Miknok
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