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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
4
The piece contrasts Harmon’s campaign rhetoric with alleged veto blocks on progressive measures, notes a push to expose a coal trust in eastern Ohio, and argues Jesse Taylor may rival Denver in veterans’ pensions advocacy while defending his own qualifications.
An Upstate editor chides Democrats as pikers citing Creamer yielding to street car ticket temptations and Finley’s seven thousand nine hundred sixty eight dollar fraudulent vouchers. The Cincinnati Times-Star notes Ohio Valley Exposition dairy model on a canal island. Drugists at Sandusky back Prof Brig Young of Ada for dairy and food commissioner against Dunlap, a farmer seeking a third term.
Reports of new suits and ongoing actions in common pleas and probate courts in Clermont County Ohio. Filings include divorce and custody actions for Joseph M Knapp and Mary Knapp. injunctions involving Charles Manning and others. appeals from the Board of Commissioners. money claims against Otto Kettler. and partition decrees. Probate appointments list executors and administrators. marriage licenses issued to Minton B Hancock in Middletown.
The last will and testament of Mary Cramer of Edenton dated October 10, 1899 directs that all just debts and funeral expenses be paid from the estate and that a monument be erected over her grave at a cost no less than 150 dollars. She bequeaths 1000 dollars to step granddaughter L Mabel Cramer and certain parlor articles. She devises a California house and three lots to sister-in-law Nettie Shaw, all dishes and silverware to Carrie Barr, residue to Eva Buxton who is named executrix. Witnesses W D Barr and Esther Hazelton. Several property transfers are noted including William Chambers to Laura Ashe, 408 McMurchy’s addition, and land transactions in Batavia and Jackson townships to Victor George and C W Fishback. Lucinda L Wells, by executor, to Melissa A Barber, lot 77 in Felicity for 400 dollars.
Betsy faced with ruined skirts as a mysterious ink thrower strikes Bethel. Police are pursuing the culprit and promise full penalties if caught.
Mary Alice Marchant wife of Shermany Marchant and youngest daughter of Levi and Hannah White died suddenly of heart failure at her Kenton Ohio home on July 14. She was in her fortieth eighth year. Survived by husband six children her mother a brother a sister and many relatives. The piece notes support for home musical organizations and criticizes reliance on outside musicians while urging civic backing for local bands.
Clermont county probate sale announced for July 23 1910 at 2 pm. Administrator McDonald with the will annexed offers 43 acres 2 perches on Nine Mile Creek Lucas survey No 1753. Property conveyed to Benjamin Ricker by heirs E J Ricker Rozla Freeman and Saffie F Simpson. Batavia Ohio June 27 1910.
Emma Yancy as administratrix of James Yancy estate seeks public auction of village lot in Clermont County Ohio. Parcel known as toad on record, block 222 in original village plat, listed at 300 dollars. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in one and two years secured by mortgage.
Sealed proposals will be received for furnishing coal to the police and early townsip and at the office of the clerk of the school board until noon August 6 1910. Coal must be of the grotlage type and delivered not later than September 10. Proposals should specify districts to be chosen and the district to be determined when the contract is awarded.
Legal notice states the county of Clermont and Vine counties in Ohio will auction bonds on a specified July 1910 date. The sale involves serial bonds with fixed annual interest and coupon terms, requiring payment and delivery details, bidder qualifications, and conditions for minimum bid and receipt of notes.
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