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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
8
Clermont County readers receive a roundup of guest visits from Amelia Williamsburg Dayton and Cincinnati. purchases of buggies and farm equipment in Batavia. postal and R A M lodge notices. decoration services and upcoming outings. and assorted local anecdotes amid a collage of names and places in the Clermont area.
Nomination blanks offered at this office priced at 5c each or 6 for 25c with stamps requested. Local social updates note Marcus Lyle entertaining a grandchild from St Bernard and Mark boasting homegrown potatoes. Advertisements extol Burdock Flood Bitters for blood purification and overall health. Various social notices, hospitality, and shopping mentions follow, including Foley Cathartic Tablets and Disc Riding Cultivators from Batavia.
Attorney General Turner states in townships and municipalities under 2000 residents no primary for local officers unless a petition by a majority of electors. Nomination papers due September 2 if no petition. If primaries are petitioned, papers due June 10, 60 days before the August 10 primary. Likely no primaries in Clermont county.
In a special session on May 27 the county commissioners appointed Louis Craver Jr. to fill the infirmary superintendent vacancy caused by Louis Craver Sr.'s death. Craver Jr. will oversee the work while the widow and family continue to receive pay. the institution and grounds are reported in excellent condition with Craver Sr.'s son as assistant. The choice has broad approval.
Several acres of tobacco in the neighborhood were set last Friday with well rooted plants of good size and color. The season is about three weeks early prompting growers to weigh risks of leaf burn and light weight versus aiming for September dews that improve weight and color.
Amanda Abernathy Johnson born April 19 1834 died May 19 1915 aged 81 years and 1 month. She joined the U B church at Williamsburg Ohio and remained faithful. She expressed readiness to go during her last illness and leaves one son W G Abernathy one daughter Mrs Anora McWethy one sister Mary Johnson six grandchildren. She fought the good fight of faith and rests in a mansion not made with hands.
The advertisement states kidneys are vital for health and that rheumatism backache headaches and stiff joints arise when kidney function fails. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Nash Pharmacy to tone up tired kidneys banish backache and stop disturbing bladder sleep.
Uriah Haworth died at his home near Batavia Ohio May 23 1915 at age 82 born near Lynchburg October 25 1882 lived much of life in Stonelick township He married Angeline Patchell in 1857 and had nine children Ed and Frank live in Oklahoma Jesse James Uriah Jr and Lowell attend the service He served in Ohio Volunteer Infantry 153rd Regiment Company I in the Civil War Burial was at Odd Fellows Cemetery Owensville after services at Stonelick Baptist church conducted by Rev Burdsall and Milford G A R post
Frank A. Hitch offers for sale at his Amelia residence on Tuesday June 15 1915 at 10 a m a lot of household goods and kitchen furniture. Many bargains will be there. See large bill for particulars.
Advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia pains in the face head arm shoulder chest and back. It instructs to apply a few drops lie quietly for minutes and claims life will look brighter with relief. The ad notes availability at druggists and a 2%6c price per bottle.
London public libraries lend more than seven and a half million books in a year with juvenile readers taking over a million, highlighting strong community reading engagement and youth library usage.
Mrs Otto Gana of Zanesville Ohio says four years of stomach illness left her weak and losing weight until two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets restored her health. The remedy is obtainable widely.
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