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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
4
The Clermont Courier notes political contention as Bryan attacks Money Devil rhetoric while questioning the end of Dollar Diplomacy. It cites Congressman Fess’s rising prominence and critiques of the Cox administration and its economy drive. The Grange suspends efforts for a referendum on the agricultural commission law amid gubernatorial political strife.
Several mortgage foreclosures and settlements are listed including Matilda Helmering versus Frederick Helmering on a $500 claim with interest and an estate real-estate sale order for Amanda Armstrong and Emma Bowser cases. Also entries of satisfaction of judgments for Matilda Brunk and related dismissals of Ida, Maggie, and Bertha cases.
The president signals denaturing profanity and alcohol while proposing untapped steps to lower living costs by reducing government expenses at state and national levels.
The record shows numerous transfers including Daniel Blott to Magdalena Scher ry for 57 acres in Tate Township and David Armacost heirs to Wm F Armacost for 119 acres in Franklin Township, each with nominal sums. Also listed are transfers involving Frederick Fridman eight New Richmond lots for $1 and other deeds in Union and Bethel townships with varying acreages and prices.
William Nelson sells or transfers portions of lots 136 162 and 184 185 in New Richmond to Isaac Ireton and Anna Krout for sums of 1 and 600 dollars respectively. The marsh lot 492 is also noted in New Richmond under fletc.
Columbus reports say the governor welcomes about 260 night occupants and half as many by day to the capitol grounds for lodging and meals. State guards promise protection while Socialist speakers preach hate as guests sleep on improvised sheets, stepping over sleeping figures as daybreak nears.
A Buffalo New York resident Paul Mathuika endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia calling them the king of all laxatives and a family blessing. The ad urges readers to get a box and get well with a price of 2 cents and notes they are recommended by all druggists.
A list of contracts awarded for bridges and culverts across Miami and surrounding townships, with bidders Frank Smyser Cliff Miller Galen Needham Fridman Lumber Co and others. Included are bond approvals, bids for county treasurer bond, and various line-item expenditures for roads, bridges, and the Ferris vs. Commissioners case.
Sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise and insufficient chewing cause stomach issues. Constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and wrong food or drink add to the problem. Correct habits and take Cham berlain's Tablets and you will soon be well again. For sale by all dealers.
Roy Stewart and wife of St Louis were guests of his father F Stewart. John Flora wife and daughter Annabel of Amelia visited Jacob Brunk. Prof Bagby and family of Felicity spent Sunday at Enoch Myrick's. Miss Emma Binning of Norwood visited relatives last week. Little Miss Helen Weseli is visiting John Topie. Edna Fallon returned from Batavia relatives with cousin Minnie Moore. Olin Fagin and wife attended Cincinnati Retail Grocers outing at Chester park. Lena Herget visited Miss Beatrice Hall who is very sick in New Richmond. George Dawson and Norman Fagin spent Sunday with Maurice Dolen and wife at Loveland. Carl Egert, ill with typhoid fever, is in hospital. A J Kempton and wife of Mt Washington spent Sunday with friends. Mr Trenner of Cambridge purchased the Jennings farm to take possession Sept 1. Mr and Mrs C M Edwards and J A Warren were guests of B F Moyer and wife at Hamlet Sunday night for supper. Rev H C Fagin of Plymouth Ill visiting relatives and friends preached at Christian Chapel. L H meets with Mrs Nettle Topie Thursday p m July 91 instead of regular meeting. Jacob Hill and wife entertained three sons Sunday. Mrs H D Henning spent part of last week in Dayton. Dialogue joke about gymnastic stunt at end.
The article touts Foley's Honey and Tar compound as a remedy for hay fever and asthma. It claims soothing relief for mucus linings and eases gasping and tickling in the throat and bronchial tubes.
Mrs. William Orvis of Clare Michigan reports her girl suffered severe dysentery and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. She calls it the best medicine in the world and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
On July 4 1913 Jerome R Malott and Edith L Mulloy of Owensville Ohio wed at the Batavia parsonage witnessed by Mrs Bella Miller and Mrs G W Spencer of Chillicothe. Earlier on July 22 Clarence V Jordan wed Mabel M Jones of Williamsburg at Batavia parsonage with Burdsall and Mrs G W Spencer as witnesses.
Notice of settlement announced in Clermont County Ohio for various estates with accounts to be heard July 31 1913. Parties include Edith D Schooley guardian Frank Snider trustee of Kathryn Fitzpatrick minor and executors administrators of several estates. The Probate Judge and deputy sign the notice.
Dora Miller filed a petition in the Clermont County Court of Common Pleas on July 25 accusing Jesse Miller of willful absence for over three years and gross neglect of duty seeking a divorce. The notice, dated July 25, 1913, is served by attorney N. G. Cover with a hearing after September 11.
An appointment notice states R. B. Leeds acts as guardian and estate administrator for Hatate bylvio Leeda. The probate judge at Ulermont confirms the guardianship and related duties with a stated date in July.
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