Crippled Children's Camp Opens Under Rotary Care
The Crippled Children's Camp at Lake Allyne opened last Sunday under the Cincinnati Rotary Club with 80 children. C H Caswell presided, and Edgar D Allen of Elyria spoke. The day featured an Indian play Hiawatha, songs, and a magician, with efforts to improve access and amenities for campers.
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Lake Allyne
Rotary Club
Cincinnati
C. H. Caswell
Edgar D. Allen
Elyria
International Rotary Club
Rotary Club of Cincinnati
Hiawatha
Batavia Township
Clermont County
Pike
Stated Masonic Meeting Notice for July 14
Visiting masons welcomed at the stated meeting on Saturday July 14. Degrees announced include E A and F C. C F Winter grand master and Ely secretary listed with meeting details.
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E. A
F. C
C. F. Winter
W. M
Vacation for the Child's Growth and Rest
An argument that three months of outdoor activity and simple work in vacation improves a child's physical health and mental development. It contends that extended fresh air time, outdoor sleeping, and responsible chores sharpen the body and mind, while broadening interests beyond school routines.
Pike Contract Started on Batavia and New Richmond Road
Pringle and Buerkle have begun work on the Batavia and New Richmond pike. The project will widen to 60 feet, require some tree removals, and include excavation and grading. Farmers moved fences back, promising a fine county improvement. Contractors expect both sections finished before bad weather this fall and report a good labor force despite shortages.
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Pringle & Buerkle
Pike
Batavia
New Richmond
Rain Revives County Crops After Dreary Spell
Rain Friday night brought relief to several county areas as crops recover from drought. Central counties report good moisture. north and east see little rain. tobacco and corn look strong with prospects of a large yield.
Surplus Surpasses Harding Budget Expectations
Washington July 2 The administration reports a fiscal year surplus of 310 million dollars surpassing Harding's 200 million estimate by 110 millionDirector of the Budget Lord notes the windup figures show strict economy and waste reduction in government operations Treasury officials credit the surplus to reduced costs and the tariff law's effects Republicans claim the tariff promises are fulfilled and future tax reductions may come.
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Washington
Harding
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Lord
Congress
United States
Times Star
Watch For Poultry Disease In Ohio Flocks
Ohio State University specialists warn two poultry woes affecting farms. Coccidiosis kills thousands of young chicks, with signs including dried-up birds and a hard white material in the crop. Hollercraw results from unbalanced summer rations, lowering production in late summer and early fall.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
Franklin County
G. S. Vickers
Vickers
New Superintendent Named After Henderson Resigns
Albert Erion, recent purchaser of the Bahay farm above town and Cincinnati engineer, has been hired by the Board of Public Affairs as superintendent to fill the vacancy left by George Henderson who joined The Bell Telephone Co. in Batavia. Henderson left after giving good service and many hours to public work. Erion comes well recommended.
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Albert Erion
Bahay
Cincinnati
Board of Public Affairs
George Henderson
Bell Telephone Co
Ropa
Batavia
Elion
Donahey to Have Opposition in 1924 Primary
Inside Democratic circles talk of a possible challenger to Governor Donahey for a second term. Critics点 blame egoism demagoguery and poor policy leadership while arguing he is isolated from party leaders and top thinkers, fueling plans for a primary fight.
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Donahey
Membership Growth Report From Burley Association
Lexington report shows 1,454 new contracts up to June 28 and total membership 86,368. Some contracts signed before June 25 drive are delayed for field verification. workers in Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia Ohio and Indiana contribute to gains despite resistance from speculators.
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Lexington
William Collins
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Field Service
Kentucky
J. H. Vantrease
Tennessee
John Clark
Tom Miller
West Virginia
Huntington
Ohio
Indiana
James C. Stone
Banks Back Harding and Ohio Bank Prosperity Soars
Columbus July 2. State Superintendent of Banks Scott reports the highest level in Ohio banking history with 750 banks showing a resource gain of 58 million dollars since December 1922. Deposits rose by 63.99 million in the last quarter and saving deposits increased 32.47 million. Newton Steel, Newton Falls, opened new mills doubling capacity with orders to keep it busy.
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Columbus
Harding
Scott
Buckeye Commonwealth
Ohio
Supt
Newton Steel Company
Newton Falls
Returns from coal fields reveal mining good and sales promising
Shafe Boles, a farmer and tobacco dealer, reports coal company stockholder business strong in Tennessee meetings. He notes domestic coal mined for sale in the county at 7 shillings per ton and hopes to place an agent in Batavia. Adam Meyers and W L Miller from Williamsburg report the wheat crop better than last year.
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Shafe Boles
Tennessee
Batavia
Adam Meyers
W. L. Miller
Williamsburg
Grange News Highlights Chautauqua Plans and National Roles
Mahoning Grange deputies plan a Chautauqua in early August inviting about twenty five Granges with three lectures by state and local figures and free entertainments. National Grange names Ohio State Master Caton as legislative committee chair for Pittsburg meeting in November. Michigan Grange tour stops in Fremont Akron Warren Zanesville Columbus Marion Findlay. National Grange forms auto liability insurer. State Fair reunion to be held with Deputy Master Fr. A. Riehle facilitating.
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Mahoning
Vernon Crouse
Mahoning County
Harry A. Caton
Rev. W. ©. Patterson
Barnesville
State Farmers’ Institute Force
S. J. Lowell
New York
Caton
Ohio
National Grange
Pittsburg
State Grange
G. P. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Grange
Michigan Grange
Michigan
Fremont
Akron
State
Warren
Washington
Zanesville
Columbus
Marion
Findlay
National Grange Mutual Liability Association
A. Riehle
Hillsboro Fair Set For Next Week Attracting Crowds
Hillsboro gears up for the fair on July 17 18 and 20 with day and night events. Officials promise ample auto parking and a record showing of Clermonters attending the celebration.
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Hillsboro
Dairy Cows Need Grain With Pasture
When dairy cows decline in milk and flesh as pasture fails it is wise to feed grain. The profitable amount varies by cow condition and production per the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. If cows are thin and pastures dry, continue winter grain and high protein concentrates.
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COC
Hayden, Ohio Agricultural
On Duty On Time in County Offices
County officials open at 8 a m and stay until 4 p m every day except Saturday when closing is noon. The county is cited as well run from State examiner reports. Clermont county is praised for courteous treatment in handling public business.
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Clermont County
Clermont County Commissioners Adjourn in Special Session
Clermont county commissioners met in special session July 2 with all members present. The board approved numerous payments for carpenters, supplies, labor, pike repairs, and memorial expenses, opened coal bids, and signed contracts for culverts and survey work. They authorized funds for deputy hire and survey work on Felicity Bethel pike and set reporting deadlines for August 1, 1923.
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Clermont County
Zenas Ansteatt
J.D. Adams Co
Buckingham & Rair
Julius J. Bantlin
Barrett Bros
Swauger OO
Robt J. Bensor
A. Badgley
B. Craig & Co
B.&w
Columbus
Jas. Cartwright
Dayton Workhouse
Courier
Oo Cin. Equirer
Dennison
Chas. Dixon
Andy Downs
R. E. Eveland
H.B Floyd
John Foster Sr
Lee Fulton
Clara W. Gregg
H. H. Hackman
Stakalta Co
Harry Stevens
Scott Zeno Post
Memorial
B. F. Swing
E. B. Scott
Mfg Uo
Ohio Law Reporter
Toothaker & Rodenfels
Ralph Turton
Dr. van Horn
Webb Biddle Co
Howard Wymer
N. Young
Perton
R. Longworth
Felicity
Pond Creek
Thacker
G. A. Keen & Co
Batavia
Panther
West Virginia
Mine Run
Borderland Wash
H. M. Rice Coal Co
Pocahontas
Lacatiow
Apt
Ohio
H. M. Rice
Ohio Run
Ohio Corrugated
Bethel Pike
Franklin Township
Commendation For Haynes Leader of Prohibition Dept
R A Haynes of Hillsboro Ohio Federal Prohibition Commissioner received scores of messages congratulating him on his first two years as head of the prohibition department. A report shows whisky withdrawals dropping from 12889529 gallons in 1920 to 1819888 gallons in 1922 due to supervision and a new permit system. President Harding endorsed Haynes administration and law enforcement.
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R. A. Haynes
Hillsboro
Ohio
Federal
Prohibition Department
Major Haynes
Haynes
Harding
Co-operative Milk Association wins big Cincinnati contracts
Clermont Farm Bureau reports the Co-operative Pure Milk Association secured contracts with Cincinnati distributors, reversing prior opposition. The group aims to handle all members' milk from July 15 and operates plants in Covington Butler and Hamilton, Ohio. Leaders push for a cooperative livestock commission but face county opposition before final plans. Clyde F. Tom, County Agent.
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Co-operative Pure Milk Association
Cincinnati
George P. Hibbets
Bethel
Ohio
Association For
Clermont County
Hibbete
Statement Milk Distributors of
Hibbets
Kentucky
Indiana
America
Covington
Butler
Hamilton
Co-operative Livestock Commission
Farm Bureau
Burley Tobacco Association
Milk and Cream Associations
Co-operative Commission
Aaron Sapiro
Walton Peteet
Clyde F. Tom
Farm Woman's Club Meeting at East Fork
The East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club met with Mrs. Elizabeth Harlow for a guest meeting attended by members and their families. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Dugan of Williamsburg enjoyed a program followed by ice cream and cake.
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East Fork Progressive Farm Woman’s Club
Elizabeth Harlow
Walker
Dugan
Williamfisburg
Road To Highland Park Open Soon
Road from the pike at Olive Branch to Highland Park is being graded by a force of men with teams and scrapers. Work began late and was not finished for last Sunday’s opening day, but should be completed soon for travelers. Excavation and grading required.
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Olive Branch
Highland Park
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Crippled Children’s Camp
Banks
Hillsboro Fair
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Clermont Farm Bureau
Farm Woman's Club
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