Local social notes and notices from Cincinnati area
A stream of brief items reports visits and travels of residents and relatives in Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Entries note guests, family visits, engagements, a local dental offer, and church events. Also included are short testimonials and health ads reflecting community life and commerce.
Liniment for rheumatism and school institute pay
It claims Chamberlain's Liniment relieves rheumatic pain with free application and massage. It notes teachers at county institutes receive two dollars per day for actual attendance, capped at six days, with certification by institute officials.
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State Commissioner of Common Schools
Major local transfers and regional notices hit Batavia pages
John Applegate purchases Brunaugh property on Main Street and plans November possession as his family relocates for work. Upcoming July 4 boxing bout in Las Vegas NM draws heavy interest with seats priced 10 to 25 dollars.
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John Applegate
Batavia Township
Nelson Applegate
Brunaugh
Main Street
Thomas Strieff
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Champin
Jack Johnson
Jack Flynn
White Hope
United States
Fourth at Batavia Celebrates 186th Independence Day
Batavia prepares a grand celebration with committees appointed and a full day of open air band concerts free entry except two ball games. Ice drinks and ample shade promise comfort across a schedule of morning and afternoon events, athletic contests, fireworks, and formal addresses at the courthouse.
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Batavia
Kempton leaves Mt Holly for Mt Washington
Mt Holly resident A J Kempton retires after four decades on the Cincinnati to St Louis line and moves to Mt Washington. His son Joseph steps into his railroad role while Lt Isaac Titus returns home to visit family at Ft Moultrie NC. The town notes local social and electoral items.
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A. J. Kempton
Mt. Holly
Mt. Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Joseph
Isaac Titus
Ft. Moultrie
North Carolina
Ripley Faces Light Shortage Threat As Bills Go Unpaid
Ripley confronts a light famine as the local plant warns of shutdown soon unless revenue improves. Past due bills hinder payments to suppliers and workers, while an August distribution is expected to ease pressure briefly and stave off a total blackout.
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Ripley
Missing Miss Kare Erion Ad Brief
An item notes lodging and meals at 26 cents each with good home cooking. A feed stable is connected, located a square and a half above the town hall on Main Street. Name Miss Kare Erion.
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Town Hall
Main Street
Kare Erion
Public sale of estate goods and horse equipment near Olive Branch
Samuel W. Sprague executor of James W. Deem estate will sell June 22 1912 at 10 am at his late Olive Branch residence a horse harness wagons feed and household goods with many small articles three months credit on items over three dollars bargains to be found here
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Samuel W. Sprague
James W. Deem
Olive Branch
Greater than John the Baptist in the Kingdom of Heaven
Religious exposition contrasts John the Baptist with the Bride of Christ in a prophecy explaining the heavenly Kingdom. It cites Hebrews and Revelation themes, noting earthly versus heavenly perfection, the role of the Bride, and Elijah’s prophetic prep work for Jesus. The piece closes with John's prophetic mission and the offer of the Kingdom to the holy.
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John the Baptist
Jesus
John
St. Paul
Christ
Gospel Church
Messiah
Abraham
Israel
John Ili
Joho
Elias
Dom
Elijah
God
Jobo
Jesus Jobo
Kingdom of Heaven
Best Game of Season on Batavia Grounds Draws Crowd
The Continuation boys defeated our team 9 to 8 in a thriller watched by a large crowd at Batavia last Saturday. The left handed pitcher from the visitors impressed all with speed and accuracy. Games listed for Saturday include Madisonville at Batavia and Trinity at Middletown. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Long on Tuesday June 11. Tax collection schedule after June 20 lists multiple towns with dates and bank or hotel venues and a standard collection fee.
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Reds
Batavia
Madisonville
Trinity
Middletown
Continuation
Union Central
Mrs. Ed Long
Goshen
Conover’s
Edenton
Shriner’s
Marathon
Anderson’s
J. B. Turner
Albert Heinrici
Batavia Wee
Rons
Continuat
Yockey
Felertag
Wollenkraupt
Lawson
Haller, If
Labrman
Luken
Schirmer
Klein
Ers
Batavia AB
Conway
Klinger
Smyth
Bechtel
Nichols
Dunshner
Labhrman
Batavia Pereseeeenge
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