Clermont Courier Subscription Rates Listed
Local rates show various bundled newspaper offers including the Clermont Courier with The Courier and Com. Tribune at 2.75 and connections to Cincinnati Post Times Star and Weekly Enquirer price pairs. The notice catalogs yearlong options and total costs for readers in the circulation area.
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Clermont Courier
Courier and Com. Tribune
Courier
Weekly Enquirer
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Nomination Blanks For Sale And Local Notices
Local items note sale of nomination blanks at 5c each or 6 for 25c. Community announcements include a July 15 Palmetto Rebecca Lodge meeting and various social visits, church events, and marriages among Batavians and guests in Newtown area.
Grange Picnic Set for July 1 at Owensville Fairgrounds
The Grange groups Owensville Miami Marathon and Williamsburg host a July 1 picnic at Owensville fair grounds with State Master L. J. Traber as key speaker and addresses by Mrs. Josephine Nesbitt and W. L. Bril mayer of Milford. Activities include potato and fat woman races and brass band music as part of a growing organization outreach.
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Owensville Fair Grounds
Miami
Owensville
Marathon
Williamsburg
L. J. Traber
Josephine Nesbitt
W. L. Brilmayer
Milford
Perseverance and Indirect Advice From Old Sayings
A clipped, advert-like collection of maxims and quirky quotes. It includes a Plutarch quotation about perseverance and a boastful sales pitch for Burdock Blood Bitters claiming to improve appetite, digestion, and life quality. It also features a humorous line from Uncle Eben about hesitation to walk short distances.
Monthly Gwensvi court notices begin on certain day
A fragmented OCR item notes a monthly date for a Gwensvi county notice and a reference to a public or legal proceeding. Details are unclear but indicate a recurring schedule tied to a specific locality.
German U B Church Lawn Social at Town Hall Park
The youth of the German U B church invite everyone to a lawn social at Town Hall Park on Thursday July 15 from 7 to 10 pm with ice cream and homemade cake. If it rains the event will be postponed.
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the Ladies of the Crosstown U.b.church
Presbyterian Church
U. B
German U B churches picnic set for July 29
The German U B churches and Sunday schools of Batavia and Owensville announce their annual picnic on Thursday July 29. Everyone is invited and urged to attend in larger numbers than ever before. Committee.
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Batavia
Owensville
Batavia Band to Furnish Music at Boston Fair
The Batavia Concert Band won a contract awarded last Saturday for $140 to provide music three days at the Boston fair. The group is regarded as one of the best in Southern Ohio and music lovers will welcome the award.
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Batavia
Ohio
County approves two road and wall contracts
At the July 6 meeting the county commissioners awarded a culvert contract to W. L. Miller at 3.50 per yard for masonry on the Williamsburg and Batavia pike and a retaining wall contract to Louis D. Patterson at 3.34 per yard for concrete. The usual bills were allowed.
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W. L. Miller
Williamsburg and
Batavia Pike
Louis D. Patterson
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Mary Ducknall
Mrs. Mary Ducknall celebrated her birthday on July 5 with her daughter Mrs. Emma Bodine on Spring Street. Her son Elmer, from Cincinnati, was home for the occasion and she remains active in daily home duties with good health.
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Mary Ducknall
Emma Bodine
Spring Street
Elmer
Cincinati
Alpine Club Meeting Notes from Farm Women’s Group
Farm Women's Club No. 66 met at Mrs. Myrtle Hara's home on Thursday afternoon July 8 1915. Inclement weather and illness kept turnout to 11 with 3 visitors. The program included Rally Song Club Business Roll Call papers on Statesmen Farm Woman Opportunities Temperance and When Dinner is in the Cooker by Miss Mariel Davidson Mrs Ida Davidson and others, ending with Current Events and Song.
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Farm Women’s Club No
Myrtle Hara
Farm Woman’ S Opportunities
Two Local Students Named for National Navy Academy
In Columbus last week for admission exams Fred Innis of Georgetown and Robert Orr of Portsmouth tied for the same grade. Congressman C. C. Kearns pledged to appoint Orr if conditions allowed and has kept his word. Both boys made a fine record.
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Columbus
National Navy Academy
Fred Innis
Georgetown
Robert Orr
Portsmouth
C. C. Kearns
Orr
Carpenters in Demand After Recent Storm Damage
Carpenters are in great demand in the wake of last Wednesday's storm. Repair work will continue through fall as damaged silos barns and fences are rebuilt. Tree damage is extensive.
July 4 5th Street Riot Arrests Prompt Action
On July 6, in a holiday disturbance, 11 colored men were accused of exceeding the limit. Marshal Ballinger, Sheriff Williams, and 8. C. Weaver responded, arresting one and dispersing the rest. Brit Rivers paid $10 and costs after his arrest.
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Fifth Street
Marshal Ballinger
Williams
8. C. Weaver
Brit Rivers
Mrs. George Mosbacher Dead at 58 in Batavia
Mrs George Mosbacher aged 58 died at the family home above Batavia last Friday after a long illness. Funeral Sunday from the residence. She leaves a husband two sons sisters and brothers. Burial in Union cemetery Batavia. The family has the sympathy of the community.
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George Mosbacher
Batavia
Union Cemetery
Fletcher’s Castoria sale notice auction near Glen Hote
Fee Naylor will sell at public auction at his home near Glen Hote beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday July 17 a lot of personal property including two good horses cows two heifer calves binder mower rake disc harrow fanning mill all plows Farm wagon spring wagon carriage buggy cart hay bed sleigh and harnesses. O W Von Gundy, auctioneer and 0 Meguire, clerk. The ladies of the Olive Branch M B church will serve lunch.
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Fee Naylor
Glen Hote
O. W. von Gundy
Meguire
Ladies of the Olive Branch M. B. Church
Clermont Society Remembers Gen Grant and local abolition roots
The Clermont county piece recalls early settlers fleeing slavery and praising Gen. A. S. Grant born in Point Pleasant in 1822. It honors Morris as a champion of human freedom, notes canal and railroad progress, and urges loyalty to Clermont values and unity through endless memories and songs.
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Morris
Thomas Morris
Apostles of Human Freedom
Calhoun
Henry Clay
Clermont County
Ohio River
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
New Jersey
Clermont
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Cincinnati
A. 8. Grant
Card of Thanks for Mrs. George Mosbacker
The family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy kindness and floral offerings for wife and mother Mrs George Mosbacker. They acknowledge Rev Wegner Mr Smith the U B church Mr Moore and burial conductors. Also a health note promoting Foley Cathartic Tablets from Nash Pharmacy with weather mention.
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George Mosbacker
Wegner
Mr. Smith
U. B. Church
Moore
Nash Pharmacy
Reward or Punishment Roman Punch Phrase in Dallas News
A brief editorial quip questions using Latin phrases in discourse, suggesting a tongue in cheek idea of rewarding a man who uses Latin with a Roman punch as a sharp retort. The line reflects a columnist mood rather than a reported event.
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Dallas News
Tobacco Exhibit Sparks Milford Grower’s Rewarded Pride
Henry Hodges of Milford displayed his tobacco at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco and earned a high premium and a gold medal. The notice came from the U S Secretary of Agriculture in Ohio. The identity of the producer remains unknown despite interest in who raised the tobacco.
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Henry Hodges
Milford
San Francisco
Secretary of Agriculture
Phio
Big Day in July Contracts Let by State Highway Dept
State Highway Commissioner Cowen will award one million dollars in road contracts on July 23. The article questions when work will begin and finish, noting Clermont style delays may cause one end to wear out before the other end is completed.
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Cowen
Clermont
Governor appoints Buckley state fire marshal
On July 8 Governor Willis named Bert E. Buckley of Dayton to succeed Emmet R. Defenbach of Lancaster as state fire marshal. The move signals a shift of authority to the state level and prompts local officials to resign as Republicans gain influence.
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Willis
Bert E. Buckley
Dayton
Emmet R. Defenbach
Lancaster
Gets His Due for Reckless Driving in Milford
Stanley Keith of Evanston was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Boyce of Milford for reckless driving and speeding last week. A Georgetown case from the same period also resulted in a $10 fine and costs. The report stresses officials mean business and that the law must be obeyed, urging officials to enforce it.
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Stanley Keith
Evanston
Boyce
Milford
Georgetown
Cincinnati Official Recommends Steeple Removals After Tornado
Building Commissioner Readings tells Safety Director Holmes he will urge removal of all city steeples due to collapse risk highlighted by the recent tornado that struck the area. He cites ongoing danger from aging structures and potential for further damage.
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Readings
Cincinnati
Holmes
Foley Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Diseased Kidneys
An advertisement asserts that lasting health rests on healthy kidneys and promotes Foley Kidney Pills to help kidneys expel poisons causing backache rheumatism and other kidney and bladder troubles with Nash's Pharmacy as the seller.
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Foley
Nash’s Pharmacy
Fannie Bennett Daughters, 56, Passes After Loss of Husband
Obituary for Fannie May Bennett Daughters born near Moscow Ohio November 1 1859 married William P Daughters January 8 1880. She joined M E church at Calvary later Amelia and endured the death of her husband December 19 1914. She died July 6 1915 aged 56 years 8 months 5 days survived by sister Jessie Ely Bantham and brothers Geo Benninett Moscow and Will Bennett Carthage.
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Fannie May Bennett
Jesse
Lydia Hoover Bennett
Moscow
Ohio
William P
Neville
Amelia
M. E. Church
Calvary
Fannie Bennett
Evermore
Jessie Ely
Bantam
Geo. Beninett
Will Bennett
Carthage
Farm for sale near Franklin with rail and telephone lines
115 acre farm on the pike near Franklin school and church, well watered and well built, three miles from New Richmond, on R R I and Bell telephone line. Terms reasonable. Also 67 acre parcel with land along the pike and some timber, no buildings, at 50 dollars per acre. Phone 148. July 14.
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Pike
Franklin School
Bell Telephone
New Richmond
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promoted for hay fever relief
A Nash Pharmacy ad urges readers to use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to ease hay fever and asthma symptoms, noting the remedy contains no opiates and has helped thousands in past years.
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Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Notice to Cut Weeds Along Roadside
The law requires land owners to cut weeds briars and grubs along roadsides in country and town. If failure is reported to county commissioners the board can authorize the work and place the expense on the tax duplicate against the property owner. Check compliance now.
Two Acre Plot for Sale in Amelia Ohio at Hicks Avenue
I will sell at a sacrifice that fine plot of ground of about two acres on Hicks are located between Inter urban and C G P electric rail roads in center of the pretty little town of Amelia Ohio. Price 400 dollars. For particulars address L Knowles 11448 28th st Louisville Kentucky.
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Hicks
Amelia
Ohio
L. Knowles
28Th St
Louisville
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