Local Notes and Public Notices in Clermont and Cincinnati
Sunday visitor 11 03 W N Nichols at Mrs Spencer Locust corner. Miss Mary Cowen of Washington DC visits Clermont friends and sings at M E church. Loveland school board hires Della Nichols as grammar school teacher. Co B Vandervort and EW Conant start bug gy bodies factory in Cincinnati. Michael Davis of New Richmond visits relatives. James Robinson, formerly here, now in Cincinnati, becomes father of twins. Real law closes four of Xenia hotels leaving one. Farmers thresh wheat with satisfactory results. Cooley Kidney Cure advertised by Dr Boon & Son. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Della Nichols
Clermont
Townsleys return to Ohio from Arkansas Batavia notes
Mr and Mrs Temple Townsley return from Little Rock to Batavia and plan to settle in Ohio with their four year old child. The column reports local moves including Mr Houck relocating to Hartwell, local editor changes at the Record, and short notices on medical ads and a church picnic. It also mentions recovery of Joan Grant and a weather impact on telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Townsley
Little Rock
Arkansas
Batavia
Townsley
South
Ohio
Ohio and Indiana Notes From Ironton to Batavia
Harvest work draws women into Ohio fields. Ironton voters favored retaining saloons at last week’s local option. Loveland may gain its own mail service and join Cincinnati with free delivery. Maple Grove church to host an August ice cream festival. Cincinnati Milford & Goshen Street Railway Amends charter to build Loveland branch via Epworth Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Maple Grove M. E. Church
The
Cincinnati, Milford & Goshen Street Railway Company
Loveland
Epworth Heights
Supreme Court rules shade trees on public property belong to owner
In an era of improving infrastructure, the court holds shade trees in front of private properties, though on public land, belong to the property owner. The ruling arose after a property owner sued a telephone company for cutting limb. Also notice from Herman Bernstein of Owensville, Ohio denies connection with Goldstein the Ohio optician selling under his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Goldstein
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herman Bernstein
Owensville
Lizabeth J. Nash
Decatur
Illinois
John W. Nash
Clermont County
Elizabeth J. Nash
Morehan
D. C. Kearns
Home Gold Cure Promises Cure for Drunkenness
An advertisement touts a home treatment claimed to cure alcoholism without publicity or loss of time. It asserts the disease nature of drunkenness, promises self cure, and offers full directions with a one dollar price and international mailing. It also notes Georgetown will get new pavements to aid walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Batavia Classifieds Touch On Salt Loans Wagons
Local notices advertise salt for sale at 80 cents per barrel and urge orders. Financial postings offer money to loan at 6 percent interest with attorneys in Batavia, Ohio. A wagon sale and a dentist appointment are also listed along with mortgage loan notices and travel route hints.
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Samuel W. Sprague
Courier Building
Batavia
Ohio
Ww. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Janskf
Frazier & Hicks, Attys
Batavia, Ohio
David K. McDonald
Atty
O. Novéto
W. A. Joseph
Nelson , Cramer, Atty
East 4Th St
Fosdick
Cincinnati
Barr Bros
Allen GuLancy
Moorr & HouLicg’s
Commissioners approve contracts and road works near Hillen, Goshen
County session records show disbursements for jail fees post and timber, printing, rail bridge work, and sheriff costs. Contracts awarded include culvert pipe from U S Cast Iron Pipe Foundry and two steel bridges from Champion Bridge Co with detailed specs and totals. Adjournment set for July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Soldier’s Relief Commission
F. B
Schooley
Laing Vile
Joseph Kennard
Dayton Blank Book Company
Ruggles Gales Co
Stephen Cramer
Rhinehardt
J. F. Stall
L. D. Witham
AaTePe Same
Dewey Hrothers
Clermont Distilling
Ropi
Charles Willis
Turnopike
Beck's Pharmacy
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe Foundry Company
New Richmond
Davis & Woodlicf
C B. Nichols
Gertrude KE. M. Johnson
Bethel
Champion Bridge Company
Hill’s Station
Goshen and
Milford
Captain Thomas Mulloy of Revolution Recall
Inquiry for Hugh Mulloy leads to records noting Captain Thomas Mulloy long in Williamsburg. He enlisted 1775 under General Putnam, endured six years of service, fought at Saratoga, Mundes, and many battles, and died peacefully in old age after contingent continental pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mulloy
Thomas Mulloy
Clermont Courier
Jed
Williamsburg
General Putnam
Cambridge
Macs
Saratoga
Burgoyne
Monmouth
Murder in Warren County Leaves Son Dead
Edgar Baker a wealthy Warren County farmer stabbed his 25 year old son to death in Morrow yesterday after a day spent drinking and arguing. The son drove the team home, leaving the father to walk, and was killed upon returning home. The murderer was jailed at Lebanon.
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Edgar Baker
Warren County
Morrow
Young Baker
Lebanon
Hay rake accident injures Wright Brown
Wright Brown of this place was thrown from a hay rake when obstructed in a field. The machine struck him but left him with painful but not serious injuries, and the report notes a mower would have caused fatal injuries.
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Wright Brown
Rev Howard Billman to Preach at Presbyterian Church
The article notes the return of Rev Howard Billman this evening and his planned morning and evening services next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. It mentions a warm welcome from the congregation and the summer season’s illnesses affecting children, with a local testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It also includes local advertisements for rails, wheels, and wagons from Batavia and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Billman
Presbyterian Church
Chamberlain
Lancing
Iowa
Journal
Beck
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Cincinnnati
Pearl and Butler
Atl
Court
Broadway
Iitete Court
Pear and Butler
Star
Loveland Presbyterians
W.N. Nichols
B. Vandervort
W. Conant
State Normal School
Oxford
Cooley
John Boon
James Robinson
This
Lena Penn
Amelia
Lizzie McDonald
Xenta
Mercury
Dickinson
Xenia
Michael Davis
Mary Cowen
Washington, D.C
Clermont Friends
M. E
Joan Grant
Houck
Sprague
Hartwell
Old Kentucky Home
Dixie
Republican
Record
George B. Johnson
Western Star
A R
Morgantown
Ind
Foley
John Bunn & Son
C. M. Burwell
West Union Scion
Cincinnati Hospital
U. B. Church of Batavia
Boston Fair Grounds
Wendell Kline
J.J. Werner
Clermont House
T. R. Hartman’s
Lorado House
Willameburg
Place
Java
Ripan
Ripans
Miami Valley
Harry Branaugh
Indianapolis
Ironton
Lovelad
Dr. Thomas
Monarch
Locust Corner
Pierce High School
Eight Mile
Nida Dickey
Elizabeth Waterfield
Dr. Bailey
Highland County
Judge Runyan
State Guards
Ranyan
Dean
Max Moore
Moore & Son
Kentucky
Oscar Wekling
Marsland
John T. Wilson
Adams County
Xenia Press Republic
Asa Jenkins
Clinton County
Senate
Jenkins
Roudebush
Times-Star
Central States
Ed Brackney
Clinton
H. Lindsley & Son
Hotel Kline
Main
Second Streets
Eee
Fred
J. Kline
Castori
Dennis & Teasdale
Queen & Crescent
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Aprott
Chattanooga, Queer & Crescent
Aprilott
Asheville
N. C
Southern Railway
Apriotf
Rapp & Coyle
Birmingham
New Orleans
J. R. Williams
Stirling & Moore’s
May
Mark Brother
O. T. Robertson
L. & O Robertson
Race Street
Northwest Corner
Race
Longworth
F. P. Hamilton
West 7Th Street
Elm
West Seventh
Bet
Race and Vine
C. P. Gray
O. J. Ferrer
Fountain Pockser Lamp Co
Fulton Street
New York
G. F. Baum
Iguality
Charlies Ilbardt
Calvert Philip Kennedy
J. M. Dyer
H. A. Rice
Miller Et al
Madison Medicine Co
Warren
DR. Billman
West Union
Batavia Junction
Clare
Margarite Ashburn
Nellie Thorne
Wilmington
Stiezinc & Moone
Barr
Dean’s
G. A. Repass
North Main Street
Bowling Green
Starn & Russell
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Standard Oil CO
John Hartman
Rickyard
Stamsburg Brick CO
Clermont Woolen Mills
J. & H Clasgens CO
J. E. Shumard
Oweraville
State of
Salome Niemann
Charles F. E Niemann
Louis G. Hummel
Walnut Street
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