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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
4
The Clermont Courier is published every Wednesday by Arenes. This summary notes the regular schedule and ownership details of the local newspaper segment.
Voters may obtain blank nomination petitions by enclosing five cents in stamps. The election board provides no blanks.
A fragmented provincial column riffs on whisky, Alphonso of Spain, and tariff friction. It notes moonshine busts in Georgia, mockingly links a Dayton Journal editorial to cussing, and ends with a reflective aside about a house fly during Sunday discourse.
The text portrays Mrs Tuan as mother of Harry Thaw and targets many involved in the case who opposed shooting a man out of range. Evelyn Thaw returns to the spotlight denouncing Harry as a chump. Sanford White is praised by Evelyn, while Mrs Thaw is depicted as loyal and love blind, with Evelyn called a fair weather wife.
The article notes Marines with Lieutenant Sutton have not yet given a fully satisfactory account of the night of his murder two years ago. It warns a cloud will hang over those present if innocence is not established at the hearing. It also critiques Professor Elliot’s new religion as lacking creed and benefit.
High society women in Beverly Massachusetts plan an opera production of Salome. Mrs Nicholas Lonworth is said to be cast with Miss Amy Grant as the lead actress, while St Johns head is described as flirting with a charger. Police have not intervened yet.
General summary lists new cases and other business in Common Pleas Court with results such as partitions divorces adoptions and equity actions. Entries include Turner v C C Traction Co Murphy for plaintiff Ely and Cover for defendant and various judgments orders and appointing commissioners.
An advertisement-style sketch rails at night raiders crotonoi or Al oes pills while praising Dr. King's New Life Liver Pills for cleansing the system and curing ailments. A separate note mocks trouser silhouettes in photographs of noted men, deeming concertina folds unattractive compared with breeches and kilts.
A newspaper note highlights a misprint where the term for the leading official at federations is rendered as Mrs. Chairman, prompting amusement over the unintended title for a woman in charge.
Legal notice invites sealed bids until noon August 16 1909 in Batavia for twenty three bonds of Clermont County Ohio totaling 23000 dollars dated July 1 1909 bearing 0.5 percent interest. Bonds mature 1926 27 28 and 1929 with principal and accrued interest due at Batavia Treasurer. Minimum bid at face value plus interest. Bid must include five hundred dollar certified check. Issued under Ohio General Assembly act authorizing toll road purchase and maintenance as free turnpikes.
Property deeds listed include Isaac Elatun to Emma Moore for 11 cents per acre totaling 810 dollars in Washington state. McPair to E A McMurphy for 0.62 acre at 21.70. Histon to Caroline Combs lot 6 New Salisbury 450. Mueller to Louie Fandry 33 acres 150. Lillich to T M Robinson 44 acres 1. Smith to C B McBeth 1.65 acres 100. Inene quit claim 258 acres 1. Sargent to M L Carter 8 acres 900. GriMith to Kate Belt 10x200 feet 200. Dowdell to Oldenburg 55 acres 250. Schnieder to Nellie Bateman 15 acres 1. Truman to John Taylor 100 acres 1. Probate Court Japox Walxxn and Marriage Licenses list several names including Allen W Ashburn Jr and Ann G Fee. John A Jackson and Clara B Nolt. Edger Damford and Ruth Falkner.
A. W. Brown of Alexander Maine credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after a severe lung trouble and stubborn cough. He notes ancient dangers from disease remain today and praises the medicine s ability to cure sore lungs colds and coughs. Six hundred and one dollar bottles guaranteed by druggists with a trial bottle free.
A voice in dialect cautions readers to avoid forgiving foes too easily or yielding to temptations that could lead to galling mistakes. The character urges steadfastness and warns against reckless bargains or betrayals that could ruin a plan or honor.
An advertisement urges readers to begin Foley's Kidney Remedy now to prevent worsening kidney or bladder troubles. It warns delaying treatment may speed disease and impede a cure with Bann's Pharmacy listed as source.
The Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio has appointed and qualified W C Gregg as executor of the estate of Laura F Kinsell late of Clermont County Ohio deceased Date July 1 1909 Attorney W oopuler Atty notice records the official appointment and qualification by the court for probate proceedings.
VIA township advertises sealed coal bids due by noon Saturday August 7 1909 at each school house. bidders must supply 100 to 1800 bushels and accompany bids with coal grade. board may reject any bid by order of O M Edwards clerk Mt Holly July 14 1909.
Notice to Contractors. The Amelia State Bank will be on file in the office of Dr. E. M. Brown, Amelia, Ohio, from Monday morning until Saturday. A sealed bid will be received until the hour of four. All bids reserved. E. M. Brown, Sec. Plans and specifications of
Legal notice lists multiple non resident defendants in Clermont county Ohio. Trustees of Branch Hill Methodist Episcopal Church petition for sale of two acres in Batavia township as part of a court action Case No. 1265 with specific property description and request for sale and distribution of proceeds. Attorneys J P Brexvine and W A Joslin represent plaintiffs.
A parable follows Truth as she is dressed by the Grafter Scientist and theologian then pressed by Good Society. Each outfit fails to suit her, leaving Truth naked and resisting social pretenses while choosing a solitary, germ-safe fate at the bottom of a well.
A city salesman recounts a tale from an old watchmaker about watches running differently in left versus right pockets. He bought a cheap watch and notes the left pocket regulation supposedly slows it, though he cannot confirm a scientific reason.
A veteran lawyer cross examines a witness in an assault case. When asked to identify the assailant, the witness says the hair is brown, prompting the attorney to remove his wig and reveal a bald head. He asks what color his hair is, winning a dramatic jury moment.
The New York Press profiles the crow as a crafty thief and superstition stronghold, noting its sly tactics and bold egg theft. It praises strings on poles as an effective deterrent and contrasts with fences, while recounting a peck for a hen egg and a dramatic escape.
The author argues that steam power reduces real leisure by creating a vacuum for thought and driving people toward constant amusement. He notes the loss of traditional travel, peddlers, and slower rhythms, suggesting idleness now seeks entertainment in trains, museums, literature, and novels.
A hunter recounts tracking a black bear in the woods. He shot the animal five times before it finally dropped. The hunter notes the bear was still a deadly quarry even after the fall.
Schedule notes show the NW NFL in effect on June 6 1909 with eastbound service via Sardinia to Hillsboro. Train times listed as 6 05 and 10 25 am weekdays except Sunday. General agent Bevil Allen Hull of the division reports Cincinnati as a reference point.
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