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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
8
Town hall showings of Old Kentucky Home loom with August tea at Mrs Albert Mosbacher and a festival for the Anti Bantam Club raising funds with home made ice cream. Notes report visits, church socials, fairs, and local business activity across Batavia Owensville Monterey and Williamsburg highlighting community engagement and local agriculture developments.
A small farm house on the former Newt Moler farm near Goshen Charleston was burnt Sunday night. The new owner had been burning brush on the property when the fire is believed to have spread to the house. The structure was a total loss.
Farmers report clipping oats and wheat stubble to curb weeds and thicken grass stands. Early clipping prevents weed seed production, while later clipping hinders any remaining weeds from seeding. Threshing runs day and night with 16 to 85 bushels per acre and prices from 80 to 95 cents per bushel. wheat ships to West Virginia via Baldwin.
The Federal Land Bank provides loans at zero percent under the Farmer's Banking System. Government and borrowers own the stock, profits beyond running costs return as dividends to borrowers, reducing interest below five percent. Apply to J A Hartman Beay Treas Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association 197 First National Bank Building Cincinnati under government supervision July et t.
J. 8. Hatcher state treasurer and farmer appraiser will visit three farms in Hamilton Warren Brown and Clermont counties to take applications. No extra charge no loan no commission. See write or phone J 8 Hatcher Loveland Ohio offices 178.
The Annual Convention of the Mont County Christian Endeavor Union will be held August 2 1923 at the Presbyterian church New Richmond Ohio The day includes morning preliminaries with a box lunch and an afternoon program featuring a song service address by Rev Frank L Freet and a 8 PM devotional with C E program All C E workers pastors and interested people are invited to attend and participate President Mrs A L Carnes Secretary Alice McMinn Treasurer Russell Corbin
Columbus wired information to Ohio extension agents on hog prices and production. Taber notes corn belt farrows up eight percent and fall farrowing up 25 percent, with price declines likely to persist. He warns of cycles of gluts, urges steady breeding to stabilize markets and protect producers and consumers. Bethel residents plan a Teachers Institute August 20 to 26 at the schoolhouse for local educators.
State headquarters issue a warning to dim headlights after last Wednesday. Drivers are told not to speed and to lower lights within 200 yards of oncoming traffic. The message warns violators may be surprised by enforcement and urges careful driving.
Milford and Goshen played on Goshen grounds Sunday afternoon with Milford winning 11 to 4 after a 1 to 0 Goshen lead through seven innings. A large crowd attended the batters and fielding action showcasing the Batavia Milford team.
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