Tax Notice Penalty Imposed For Unpaid Amounts
On July 21, 1929 a penalty of 10 percent will be applied for all unpaid taxes. The notice warns assessors and taxpayers of the surcharge and sets the effective date for the increase in due payments.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
8
Local residents and visitors share news of visits and sales
Batavia area notes include Motzer cutting gladiolus, Jamieson at Chau tauqua, and many visits from Cincinnati Columbus Felicity Bethel and New Richmond residents. The Batavia sale at H DeRuiter postponed, Fuhr’s shop ads for lawn mowers and guttering, plus house painting and bicycle repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lutes
Olive Branch
Ohio
Batavialez
Mill
Moon Poem by L. F. Mattox
A lullaby style poem addresses the moon asking how it stays aloft and why it smiles when the speaker is good and frowns when the speaker is bad. The narrator expresses a wish to fly to the sky to see what holds the moon and makes it shine at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Mattox
Shortage on Pigs Driving Dip in Spring Pig Crop
Washington reports the spring pig crop is the smallest since 1925. The Agriculture Department says 1929 output fell about 8 percent from 1928, totaling roughly 4.3 million pigs less. In the 11 corn belt states, declines approached 6 percent, about 2.5 million pigs. Sows farrowed nationwide dropped about 10 percent. corn belt sows about 8 percent. Fall farrowing sows up about 17 percent year over year nationwide and in the corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Banks Report June 29 1929 Finances Countywide
The issue carries bank statements showing county banks’ standings as of June 29 1929. Local items note visits, engagements, and community events including Mrs J L Young and children visiting in Bluefield W V, Lou Houpt visiting Batavia for repairs, Elsie Motzer now employed by Ohio National Life, Mayme Ulrey and mother visiting over the 4th, a Kitchen Kook demonstration at P M Rapp’s July 13, 1929, and a marriage of Leonard Sammens to Miss Goldie McGhey on July 6 1929 in Williamsburg Ohio. Local civic and social notes follow with various trips, a Ford Plant purchase by J T and A H Lewis, a batting incident injuring Joseph Stagge, and details on the Loveland National Farm Loan Association offering 5 percent loans to farmers. Concerts by Lee’s Concert Band announced for New Richmond Wednesdays. The Hartman family and group visited Rotary Camp for Crippled Children at Lake Allyn with Cincinnati and Scotland connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hartman
Lake Allyn
Rotary
Hugh W. MacMillan
Jesse Halsey
Katherines
Watson Christie
Jean Wood
Jas. Hartman
Cincinnati
Dr. MacKenzie
Scotland
Pittsburg
Kept Busy Expounding The Great Trouble About Family Life
The quote reflects a debate on family life, noting that supporters are often away from home while advocating for it, echoing a Dispatch opinion about domestic priorities and social roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richm Dispatch
Australia Holds Smallest Coastline Ratio Among Continents
Australia has one mile of coast line for every 883 square miles of land making it the continent with the smallest coastline proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Slow to File Candidates for Local Offices
Local offices for township village and school boards see slow filings with fewer than six candidates. Trustees may draw strong competition as gas funds could help expand for the new board, though little gas money has been received this year in either county or village. What causes the delay remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Batavia Woman, 71, Dislocates Hip After Firecracker Accident
Mrs Mollie Knauer aged 71 of Batavia dislocated her right hip and broke her leg below the hip last Thursday while watching her grandson light firecrackers. She attempted to shield her eyes, stepped back, and fell. She is resting easy and hopes for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Knauer
Batavia
County commissioners approve road work and prison costs
The July 1 meeting lists numerous payments for labor, board, supplies, and services including jail expenses, an added machine, and relief for residents. Budget actions include a $1000 appropriation to the sheriff for prisoners board and $1500 for the expense account. Road work details note 80+ yards of stone advertised for county pikes and small grants for specific local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Ausman
Chester Abbott
Edith Aulen
Harry Burger
Burroughs Adding Machine
Ruth Bigman
Barrett Bros
Delia Bell
Csc
J. S. Curtis
Courier
Mary Combs
Ollie Clemons
Rosa Trost
Everett Weeks
Fannie Wilke
Lloyd King
Allen Kemp
Lyle B
Dorothy McKee
Manning
Anns Marice
Raymond Pangburn
Pringle Const. Co
Istesttavia & Elklick
Same
Pringle
Fred Pierce
C. H
Walter Smith
Lyda Shriver
Johnson & Watson
Wm.t.johnston Co
Williamsburg Post
Edith Hodges
Myrtle Hendrixson
Sheriff's Fund For Prisoners Board
Winchester Fair to sell building materials at public auction
The Winchester Fair Company board will auction two barns forty eight stalls and twelve seating sections at the Winchester fair grounds on Thursday June 27 at 1:30 o clock. The fair is discontinued due to indebtedness with officers President Ben Howland Secretary W Neal Treasurer O A Shumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester, O
Winchester Fair Company
Winchester Fair
Ben Howland
W. ©. Neal
O. A. Shumaker
Public Sales Include Farm Implements and Household Goods
Two public auctions announced near Bethel and Mt. Holly with dates July 11 1929 and July 18 1928. Items include farm tools furniture appliances and assorted household goods offered for cash with auctioneers Arch Brooks Mart Townsley and John McKeever. Louise Minning Howard Geo. Minning and others listed as parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Pike
Mt. Holly
Louise Minning Howard
Frank Ust
Geo. Minning
Bethel
Gribal-Michette
Weber
Ideal Furniture Store
Williamsburg
John McKeever
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Howard Simonton
Elizabeth Seaman
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Howard Hawkins
Alice Keen
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Aline Winter
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Laura K. Ireton
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Albert Brion
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Karl Brion
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Helen Mounts
Batavia Schools
Chas, Smith and Daughters
Springfield
Chas
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Silverton
Lillian Reisinger
Mother
Georgetown
P.M. Rapp
Frank Kain
Katie Hugo
George Hugo
Golden Glow
the Kitchen Book Co
Gertrude Spencer
Jewish Hospital
David Bauman
Milford
Joe Winemiller
John Hahn
Jos Baumann
Mrs. Wiederhold
Eiklick
B. Hunt
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J.L Young
Janet, James and
John
Bluefield
W. Va
John Huntington
Lou Houpt
Vinginnati
Elsie Motzer
Amelia High School
Ohio National Life Ins. Co
Mayme Ulrey
Walnut Hills
John Rapp
Mrs. Ulrey
P. M. Rapp
Cliff Weaver
Wfe
Arthur Wahl
Portamouth
Sarah Janelles
Leonard
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Miss Goldie McGhey
Wm.b. Brown
A. H. Lewis
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Beth
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Loveland National Farm Loan Association
A. M. Hatcher
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Mary Ross
Raymond
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Governor Bulow
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President Coolidge
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Doc
Jrry Yur
Eeeear
Chas. Wood
William Bee
Sargs Corner
Tate Township
Young
Stump Road
Goshen
Myers & Craver
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Dr. Gibbs
Cincinnati & Subur
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Victor Chevrolet Co
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Dr. Howard
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Keeble and Wall
J. A. Hartman
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Farm Loan Association
First National Bank
O. Agit
J.isaac Maham
Dailey & Maham
Ji2ti
Arch Brooks
Mart Townsley
Robert BD. Lee
Christian Chapel
Bessie Borys
Oti Liston
Ity
Harry Fy Te
Hattie Deitz
Aemepand
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Doglee Schroul
Mee Webb
Deance
Mari Bapke
Chris’ Deavor
Cleveland
Frank Swing
Clarence Fagin
Belle Tayor
Olin Fagin
John Morelein
Louisville
Rrs
London
Point Barrow
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Arctic Circle
Claude B. Smith
E. R. Ungethuem
Bataiia
Stirling Moore
H. Stirling Moore & Son
Ambulance and Limousine Service
Pel, Djyl
Sian
W. Phy
Satin
Retort
A. Ohio
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