Healthy Hills Longevity Compared Across County Precincts
A contributor notes the Northern precinct of Stonelick township shows unusually long life spans with nearly thirty residents aged 70 or more among 625 people. The article lists names and ages, including several in their 70s to 90s, and records marriages lasting over fifty years. It invites similar examples from Clermont County or elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee
Stonelick Township
New Boston
Lewis Christman
John Moore
Jacob Yeager
Stephen Sherdler
Benjamin Rapp
Moses Long
Noah Booge
Noah Boose
Spahr
Jacob Murphy
David Jones
Alfred Anderson
William Binkley
Charles Hill
Clermont Country
Our Oldest Old-Fellow Josiah Higdon of Tabasco
Josiah Higdon, a longtime member of Washington lodge No. 2 in Cincinnati, is described as Clermont county’s oldest Odd-Fellow. He joined in 1887, helped consolidate William Penn lodge with Washington, and remains active in the fraternal order. A Republican and former Whig, Higdon recalls 19th century political figures and events, yet the article contains many garbled dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Higdon
Tabasco
Clermont County
Washington Lodge
Cincinnati
Fourth and Main
N. E
Fourth
Home
Higdon
William Penn Lodge
Washington
Stephen Ayer
Newport
General Harrison
Alexander Duncan
Madisonville
Col
Nat. Pendleton
Geo. H. Pendleton
Duncan
Pendleton
Col. Pendleton
Gaines
Georgia
Germany
Hamilton
Ree Burt
Fragmentary local note hints at names and places
Readable fragments mention W. R. Walker's in Batavia and a string of unclear lines. The text appears as disrupted notes or a local item with scattered proper nouns but lacking coherent actions or outcomes to summarize into a full news item. No clear event, date, or role is identifiable.
Rawing Machine Giveaway Promised for September
A local notice advertises a drawing machine giveaway with a promise of a better attachment and improved features. The offer mentions a date around September 16 and implies a collar value of fifty dollars in the prize description.
Fair Loveland Reignites Civic Pride and Local News
Loveland's young officers boast a debt free treasury and plans for a 15000 hall and new city buildings after extending corporate limits. A severe head wound from a horse kick on a local boy undergoes trepanning with signs of recovery. Excursion day set for the railroad, baseball club earns a tenth straight win, and social events fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Horace Clinton
J. R. Anderson
R. T. Martin
Miami Township
G. M. Keating
J. R. Hindman
Daily Market and Grocery
Con. W. Gatch
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
H. Anderson
D. T. Robb
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co
Cincinnati
William Scott
Dan Donnelly
Oscar Deffecit
Casper Deffecit
Murdoch
Moss
Miamiville
Scott
Irene Hunt
Bond Hill
Maud Spence
Grand Vallley Lodge No
N.G
V. G
William Todd
A. M. Hathorn
William Caldwell
J. W. Gaiser
I. G
John Schuyler
N. G
J. W. West
N.G. al. Gullum
John Hathorn
V.G
John Ringer
James G. Kelsey
Loveland Baseball Club
Ladies Aid Society
Mi E. Church
F. B. Dyer
Grand Valley Lodge
Elmer Conover
William Gillis
Maineville
Institute Notes at Felicity School on August 3 Felicity Night
The Institute committees met at Felicity school building last Monday to compare notes for the forthcoming session. Pipes for natural gas lighting are being laid, with Charles Gregg and Dr McKee donating gas from their wells. Rehearsals for the cantata Ruth and Boaz attract interest, and the topical method will guide education sessions with a list of topics for discussion and active teacher participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity
Charles Gregg
Dr. McKee
Ruth
Boaz
Boarp
A Lark at Lindale Picnic Planned On Auditor Temple Farm
A Batavia and Lindale group of young people will picnic on Auditor Temple's farm near Lindale tomorrow weather permitting. About twenty will attend from Lindale vicinity could extend to near Lindale residents seeking a pleasant outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Lindale
Auditor Temple
Consumption Cured by Maple Vegetable Remedy Claims
A reader notices a sensational claim offering a radical cure for consumption, catarrh, asthma, and nervous ailments. The letter promises a positive, permanent cure and free information, urging all sufferers to inquire by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Yale
Popular Clermont movers Anson Wilson profile
This Virginia native born in 1836 in Greenbrier County came West in 1851 and moved from Cincinnati to Monterey where he has resided since. An extensive builder and contractor with a flawless record, he has built the Huntington Congregational Church in West Virginia, large Cincinnati residences, and runs the Monterey Factory. A Republican, he has served Jackson township as Trustee and Treasurer, and is a Monterey Presbyterian elder. Yet to pursue public office as County Commissioner, his supporters say he could win in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Wilson
Virginia
Greenbrier
Cincinnati
Monterey
Maria Cover
Lottie
Wilson
Congregational Church
Huntington
W. Va
Clermont County
Jackson Township
Local news notes from Clermont County and neighboring towns
Residents of Chile and nearby areas return from long stay with William Warden. several visitors from Cincinnati and Covington call on friends and family. Clermont Lodge Knights of Pythias installs officers. G A R Post prepares for county reunion August 2 in the town park. musical serenades delight Burg residents as Miss Maggie McAdams tours Indiana and Illinois for Ferguson Publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Homer Prather
Chile
William Warden
Milton Kain
Horace Hamilton
H. Jenike
Will Stirling
Burg
Lizzie Collins
Cincinnati
Bertha Holmes
Lyda Ferguson
Betts Street Hospital
J.G. Hageman
John Foster
Harry Miller
Covington
J.E. Innis
M. E. Church
Rev. Black
Will Black
Warren County
G. A. R. Post
Clermont County
Williamsburg
Maggie McAdams
Indiana
Illinois
Ferguson Publishing Company
Maud Stall
Marathon
Rose Ely
Oscar Ellis
Batavia
Frank Ellis
Athens
Tennessee
Stella
Grace Wade
Chattanooga
John Park
Chilt. Hall
Higginsport
Mrs. Hall
Bethel Gas Strike Sparks Townwide Jubilation
Bethel reports gas found in two veins at 260 and 840 feet with a strong second vein igniting a visible flare. Initial gushers and a festive crowd mark the moment as residents anticipate a booming local future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Felicity
Harrison
Washington Territorial Letter Urges Republican Loyalty
A reader in Sprague Washington Territory writes to pledge support for Harrison and Morton, expresses pride in Washington and plans to settle there, notes work as a fireman on the Northern Pacific, and urges direct subscription to the Courier. The letter mentions Clermont roots, Republican faith, and desire for the paper to reach him promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
W. T
Epitor
United States
Old Clermont
John Sherman
Harrison
Morton
Washington Territory
Northern Pacific Railroad
Sprague
Great Cascade Tunnel
Washington
State
Clermonter
Lincoln County
C. A. Philhour
Town Visitors and Local News From Owensville Area
Owensville hosts Matthea Dr L H R A and L from Owensville and J a Halil and Da Ferree of Monterey. H H Robinson of Owensville opens dentistry practice. J L Roudabush from Newtonnville visits. Will Murphy and Harley Hodson of Weatboro visit relatives. D C Patten and brother in town with photo car. Mound-diggers working on FB Anderson farm report success. finished Thursday night then left for city. Daisy Gorman very ill. Will Runyan visiting at Qu City. Mr Reddick of Milford drives through town. his coach dog attacked and killed by Malotti shepherd dog. Jaca Soret residence burglarized. loss about $150. Hulick of Batavia town Thursday. Horace Mendenhall visits Dora Riley of Blanchester. Thomas Malott is happy. has a daughter. Charles Johnson insurance agent from Texas visits parents. Will Applegate's colt stolen and ridden toward death. offense serious with severe penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthea
Owensville
J. A Halil
da’ Ferree
Monterey
H. H. Robinson
Denistry
Arathon
J. L. Roudabush
Newtonnville
Will Murphy
Harley Hodson
Weatboro
D.C. Patten
FB. Anderson
Daisy Gorman
Paeee Will Runyan
Qu City
Reddick
Milford
Malotti
Jaca Soret
Hulick
Batavia
Horace Mendenhall
Dora Riley
Blanchester
Thomas Malott
Charles Johnson
Texas
Will Applegate
Local Social Notes Record Visits and Births Across Town
Misses Me and Samantha Miller of Ronton visit relatives here. Miss Ramaee of Milford TN visits friends at this ward. Dumfort Clogismatl speaks of a few days at home. Ward Griffith of Lebanon visits Thomas Needham. Arry Warman of Cincinnati visits Kaaneames South. Mr and Mrs Henry Coleman celebrate birth of a son. M I Marsh buys a bicycle. George Marsh and Lizzie Ferree’s daughter Jessie visit Belésmi. Edward Dowling and family and Fannie and Lizzie Hartnett of Cincinnati visit Nicholas Favrer’s. Joseph Kemper’s brother of Cincinnati visits A Buerkle. Thomas Mitchell and wages a Norwood visit Mrs D L Mitchell. Allen Riggs of Columbus visits his mother. Rosa Meagley is very sick. Mrs William Barker of Cincinnati visits her father James South. Sunday visitors Dr Bishop and family at Rev Mullen’s. Dr Anderson and wife at Newtonsville with Dr Medaris.
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Samantha Miller
Ronton
Miss Rama
Eee
Milford
Dumfort
Howe
Ward Griffith
Lebanon
Thomas Needham
Arry Warman
Cincinnati
Kaaneames South’s
Henry Coleman
M. I. Marsh
George Marsh
Lizzie Ferree
Daughteer
Jessie
Belésmi
Unday
Edward Dowling
Fannie
Lizzie Hartnett
Cincinnaati Bu
Nicholas Favrer
Joseph Kemper
A. Buerkle
Thomas Mitchell
Columbus
Ten Mile Valley News Briefs and Local Visits
Ten Mile Valley reports include Burr se tend tomatoes Charlies Ilhardt spring wagon Panesan mules and lists visitors such as Nannie at Athens and relatives at Dayton July 4. Mrs Fessler sick friend Twelve We hope turnpike work will be recalled. notes on Cincinnati visitors Lizzie Johnson Clarence Gilmore and Theodore Hughes. Judge John Barker family from Falmouth. Frank Wiley Pt Isabel at his brother’s. Major Wilde River boating and twelve million bushels of coal in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Mile Valley
Burr Se
Charlies Ilhardt
Peoples
Nannie
Athens
Wyer Eppert
William Ilhardt
Rosa Scheiker
Dayton
Lou
Mary Wagel
New Richmond
Charles Sonney
Fayette County
Fessler
Henry Knause
Cincinnati
A. Schey
William Woo
Moscow
Lizzie Johnson
Clarence Gilmore
Gregg Homestead
Thoeodore Hughes
A. J Shelly
Emerson Hurley
Minneapolis
Kansas
Sareen
Waterfield
Raii
George W. Brown
John Barker
Falmouth
P.E. Rust
Covington
Philadelphia
Wee Frank Wiley Pt
Isabel
Local notes and social activity in Hamlets and villages
The village diary lists visits and guest stays at homes in Mt. Pisgah Lindale and Olive Branch. It notes Rev A L Jones sermon at Christian church and various family updates including barn construction, marriages, travel between St Louis Miamiville and Springfield, a cornet band flourishing, and local crop progress with wheat and tobacco plants.
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Miamivills
Frank Camel
St. Louia
Doyt Warbington
Maude Vaught
Miamiville Cornet Band
Thomas
New York
Jennie Orr
Morrow
Lillian Varley
Chattanooga
Rite
Wasel
W.T. Rice
Olive Branch
Steph Drake Springfield
Asee
Springfield
Jacob Worstell
Wilie Jackson
Alva Buxton
Ramington
Charles Summers
Guinea City
Bucklen Arnica Salve Advertised for Many Ailments
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as the best remedy for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tingler, chapped hands, corns, piles, and skin eruptions. Claims of money-back refunds and per-box pricing noted, with sellers J. B. Walker in Siletabarsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Walker
A Missionary Basket Meeting at Calvary M E Church
A Day in Gods First Temples reports a missionary basket meeting next Sabbath July 2 at Calvary M E Church Moscow charge. Services led by Rev Wills Palmer with Able preaching and a big missionary subscription and dinner promised. All who can attend encouraged to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E
Moscow
Mamamen
Wills Palmer
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Healthy Hills
Stauiourg
W. R. Walker
Fair Loveland
Institute Notes
Clermont Lodge Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
F. Waterfield
V.C
Grant Purkiser
Walter Marriott
M. A
Walter Miller
J. G
William Mefford
C. G
F. M. Simmerman
Grant Swope
Eugene Turton
U O
G. A. Keen
McKee
Frank
Sutherland
Margaret Parrott
Vernon
William Parrott
Clarence Aiken
Fred I. Fee
Chicago
Miranda Ort
George Ort, Jr
Maysville
Ly FP
Brown
Cinicinnati
William
Vaned
Andewito
Ain
Boomer
Will Hanley
Mesers Perkins’ Model Establishment
Hill Top
Messrs. W. W. Perkins & Son
Grace Reed
Carrie
Effie Tribble
Isaac Vanosdol
William Cordrey
Mary Kain
Patton
Warren Wilson
Best
Homan’s
Lizzie Hollister
Maude Kenny
William Demeris
William Brown
Commercial College
Lexington
John Compton
George Wilson
Perry Innis
Rev. Zimmerman
Carmel
Cra
Madis
Blanche Fernley
James Arthur
Newtown
ER. Arthur
Johnny Hill
Tillie Calhoun
D. J. F. Perdrizet
Reed
Dr. King
L. M. Dawson
Mina Bina Baker
R. T. Baker
Alexandria
Charles Taylor
Taylor Street
M. KE
Ammonow
William W. Denham
T. Dolen
Ohio
T. J. Nesbit
Nee Calloway
Belington
Bantam Harrison Club
Albert Johnson
Bantam Fair
William Adams
Divert Hayford
Amy
Rockert
Ind
T. A. Pinkam
Will P. Linegar
Walker Thornton
William Kelly
Gatch
Lillian Randall
Lynn
Mass
William Humphrey
John N. Gatch
Ora
Edenton
T. A. Lloyd
Indianapolis
Belt’s
James Maley
Bunyan
Werely Meee
M. E
Charles Leever
John Shillito
Goshen
Lizzie Beatty
Lockland
Hoffman
Belle Riley
Nellie Goodwin
Judge Ashourn
Johnson
Peene Hal
Severa
Anna Riley
Lizsie Lf Jordan Boggess
William Metzgar
Hillsboro
Pricket
Bragdon
Bantam
R. Crane
Harry Crane
Springwela
Hamlet
David Doughty
Mattie Surrey
Mt. Pisgah
Belle Simpkins
Theodore Nichols
Charles Leeds
Nelson Judd
Bucklen
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