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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
8
Batavia Ohio edition lists ongoing promotions from The Courier. local ads for farm tools and organs. marriages, visits, and social notes. medical remedies and merchants. Includes decoration day events, town politics, and community updates with several Kentuckians and Cincinnati visitors.
An old classified style ad touts Castoria as the best milk separator and mentions other items like The Old Star and Frost King. It invites buyers to phone or write, asking for location details and promising delivery for boarders.
Common Pleas Judge Parrott entries include damages claimed in Pierce Walker v C G P Railroad and W L Walker v C G P Railroad, equitable relief for Lew Jack guardian, and several leave-to-file replies. Another case dismisses Village Milford track repair orders, and a divorce petition for Amos Kellis is denied. Real estate and appointment actions fill Recorder’s Office notices.
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for both men and women with kidney and bladder ailments. It claims quick relief and offers a free sample bottle and a pamphlet from Dr. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York.
Lowell Roudebush reports a new insect, the joint worm, damaging Clermont county wheat. The pest, described like aphis, emerged in 1905 in Clermont, is single brooded, and weakens stalks causing poor head fill. Farmers urged to burn stubble and look for signs in straw.
Robert Paxton of Miami township died suddenly at his Loveland area home of heart failure. He leaves a widow, four children, and is uncle to Judge Paxton. funeral held Sunday. William A. Barton, East Batavia resident and cement worker, died Sunday night at about age fifty. funeral to be held at Wheelersburg today.
A movement to establish a combined bank and trust company at Loveland proposes issuing 1,000 shares at 110 each. Purchasers without cash can get stock on installments, paying 10 now and the balance at 1 per share monthly, with 6 percent annual interest on deferred payments.
Miss Lida Sellers wed Lloyd Britton of Oxford yesterday afternoon at her mother's home with Rev. Edmond Burdsall officiating. The couple, now bound for Buffalo, N Y, will reside there for the present. In a separate event Miss Jeannette Treser wed Louis Burton VanCamp of Cincinnati at the Rapp home with Rev. W B Brown presiding. The ceremony featured white peonies and wistarias, a bell arch, and a reception before the newlyweds left for their home in Cincinnati.
Brown county notes seining in White Oak creek with 53 large fish captured on a recent night. The law allows only hook and line in inland waters, so offenders face fines and imprisonment. The game warden may deploy his drag net to catch violators.
Recent figures show 1150 of 1871 townships ban saloons and 740 of 768 municipalities are dry. In large cities 460,000 residents live in dry districts, with 68 percent of the state’s area now dry. Prohibition state status remains unsettled.
At a Saturday night school board meeting the entire corps from last year was rehired for the coming term. Professor Timmons was engaged for three years at a salary of 1200 dollars per term.
Batavia area notices list Nellie L Brown piano teacher at home of To Glancy. Various loan offers: Frazier Hicks Batavia Attys, W R Walker Batavia Building & Loan. Evi H Speidel and F P Hamilton professionals. I Kaufman’s Liquor Store relocates to Pearl and Sycamore. April 18 directory item notes summer vacation directories by Nonpareil Printing.
An advertisement extols iron fencing as a lasting home improvement. It claims superior beauty and endurance at lower cost than wooden options, inviting readers to consult the advertiser for styles and estimates.
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