Clermont Courier Weekly Publication Notice
The Clermont Courier is published every Wednesday by The Clermont Publishing Co. This notice outlines terms of circulation and subscription details as printed in the newspaper.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
The Clermont Courier is published every Wednesday by The Clermont Publishing Co. This notice outlines terms of circulation and subscription details as printed in the newspaper.
In Owensville and surrounding townships the common pleas court lists mortgage foreclosures, divorces, custody rulings, damages claims, and estate distributions. Cases include Owensville B. & L. Co. vs Thos Thacker, Mary E Williams vs Henry J Williams, Walter G Andres vs Fannie Andres, and numerous property transfers with $1 consideration.
Hurdles Holland and Loveland apply for marriage to Esther Minmager. Proceedings include adoption and name change for Laura Edith Anderson to Laura Edith Leeds. Will of Florella Smith admitted to probate with Leroy Smith named executor and appraisers listed. L. D. Jennings estate inventory and appraisal filed. estate valued at 21076.86 with inheritance tax 604.09 and various bequests to Jennings siblings and others. Provisions of Ida Florella Smith will detail bequests and trusts for husband Geo Smith Leroy Smith and others, with real estate in Williamsburg and family distribution.
Ard Kropp transfers 19 acres in Goshen Township to Myrtle A for an unspecified price. The incomplete notice records a real estate conveyance without full terms.
Felicity-Franklin Board of Education announces the entire teaching staff for the coming year except the principal and one high school teacher. High school names include C. C. Mattox and Miss Ara C. Ross. Grade teachers cover seven through twelve, with assignments listed for grades 1 to 8 and district schools across the area.
A Westminster Gazette writer imagines a brief “twilight” of minds where child and adult views swap during meals. Mary spills a spoon while Bobbie tilts a plate. mother relaxes rules, engages in chat, and shortens the list of don’ts.
The British Guiana interior is vast and treacherous. Native signs carved on trees guide their people through the jungle, while outsiders risk life if lost. Few white explorers have entered the interior, and the bush’s hidden sign language makes navigation deadly for a tenderfoot.
Rent available for a five room house with garage in Batavia. Includes good garden electric lights and water. Contact James Wasner Batavia Oatl.
Europeans favor codfish while the Atlantic nutrition chain links Newfoundland Iceland Italy and Mediter ranean shores. French explorers followed Columbus discovering Newfoundland cod then curing plants arose on the Mediterranean to reduce handling and use saltier waters for drying.
An actor is approached by a pretty girl who pins a yellow chrysanthemum to his lapel and smiles before leaving. That evening she sends a note asking for two seats as a keepsake. He replies with a wry line claiming the seats are all nailed down after a personal theater investigation.
A 1816 cold June account from Wes ton Vermont surfaces in Simeon Spaulding’s old account book. The entry recalls snow from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. predicting four to five inches if not melted, followed by freezing ground an inch deep and a seventh day of continued frost. The eighth day brought about two hours of snowfall leaving many places white.
Scientists report producing an artificial flame claimed to be the hottest ever seen. A brief electric discharge along a charged wire appeared to explode, generating heat possibly up to 90 000 degrees. Photographs of the blast may help astronomers explain diverse light emissions from plasma.
Public auction of real estate in Union township Clermont County Ohio at 10 to 11 am on June 6 1925. Property lies in Weber's subdivision lots 34 to 50 inclusive block 22 on the north side of the Cincinnati and Batavia Turnpike. Conveyed to Frank R Crowe by deed dated December 27 and recorded in Clermont County deed records. Cash terms. Sheriff Fred J Croswell and deputy Carl Dawson. Attorneys Nichols Speidel Nichols Shawhan Brown.
A fragment cites Wendell Phillips arguing that awakening intellect satisfies desire and disciplines the mind, suggesting that stronger want drives greater intellectual growth.
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