Batavia News Notes Relate To People And Events
Ground broke for the Bell telephone building in Batavia. Misses Mary Dunlap Gertrude Thompson and Rebecca Robinson attended the Chamberlain reception. John F. Hartman offers tailored suits and dry cleaning. Odd Fellows memorial services set for June 18 at Newtonsville. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil touted for home use. A. B. Shinn to lecture June 18 at the courthouse corner Batavia. Local visits involve Miss Myra Power and Fern Thompson among others.
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Mary Dunlap
Gertrude Thompson
Rebecca Robinson
Chamberlain
Local Notices and Advertisements From Clermont Area
A mix of medical patent cures, local notices, and community updates. Frank Apple visits Clermont for Decoration Day rituals. health ads promote Dean's Regulats and Tay Dean's Ointment. Veterinary board plans crackdown after July 15 1911, and Chamberlain remedies featured for digestion cough and skin itching. Rev Doctor Dyer to preach at M E church with no collection.
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Doctor Dyer
Arminia
Boston
Mass
M.E. Church
Card of thanks and local notes from Clermont
The husband and family of Jessie Hannah McCall thank friends for support during illness and after death. Mrs. Kyrlach and daughter attended Cincinnati high schools graduation where 38 graduates, largest in city history, with Crystal Kyrlach as youngest. I N Foster visiting Clermont County from Cleveland, previously in omnibus business, now a rheumatism sufferer in a wheelchair. Don’t miss B F Fiscus sale of Clermont House livery outfit on Saturday June 17 at 9 00 a m featuring horses carriages robes and more.
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Jessie Hannah McCall
Joseph Kyrlach
John Bayha
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Crystal Kyrlach
Clermont
I. N. Foster
Cleveland
Louis Hicks
B. F. Fiscus
Clermont House
Large Chinese pork consignment reaches Liverpool from Hankow
Consul General John L. Griffiths notes a sizable arrival at Liverpool from Hankow. The London Times on May 12 reports 16,000 pork carcasses, about 72,000 cases of frozen goods, around 1,000 cases of eggs, many bacon boxes, and over 10,000 cases of lard. The trade in these goods is rising quickly.
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John L. Griffiths
Liverpool
Hankow
London Times
Vote on Reciprocity Divides Newspapers Across States
The Chicago Tribune reports 4308 newspaper responses on Taft’s reciprocity treaty with Canada. Of these, 3118 said yes and 1127 said no, a nearly three to one margin in favor. The survey covered 22 states with clear majorities for reciprocity everywhere.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Canada
Taft
Governors’ presidential boomers chase Wilson kite idea
Political squib mocks Harmon supporters courting Woodrow Wilson for national gain. It argues such ties would fail and notes presidential flyers won’t come to Ohio, fearing self-harm in political theater.
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Harmon
Woodrow Wilson
Ohio
Commencement Arranged for Batavia Township at Highland Park
Batavia township will hold its commencement at Highland Park on Saturday June 24 with an all day picnic and a township school program. All schools are invited and admission is free. The event aims to attract a large crowd after favorable reception last year.
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Batavia Township
Highland Park
Stonelick Valley Baptist to Hold Ice Cream Festival
The Stonelick Valley Baptist Church announces an ice cream and strawberry festival at the church on Saturday night this week. A delightful evening with an abundance of fine cake is planned and parishioners are invited to attend.
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Stonelick Valley
Jessie May Hannah 1876 1911 Death Notice
Jessie May Hannah daughter of Josiah and Jennie Hannan died June 7 1911 near Felicity Ohio aged 34 years 7 months 2 days She was married to Harry McCall of Hamersville on December 27 1905 A Benton church member and teacher in Batavia Ohio She leaves husband parents two brothers Homer Ralph and sister Anna The funeral was at her father's Hamersville with Eastern Stars services and burial in Confidence Georgetown Ohio Rev R A M Johnson wrote a tribute titled Straight From the Heart including dialect passage
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Jessie May Hannah
Josiah
Jennie Hannan
Felicity
Ohio
Harry McCall
Hamersville
Benton Church of the Christian Union
Homer
Ralph
Georgetown
Anna
James Pierce
Burdsall
Batavia
Confidence
Order of Eastern Stars
R. A. M. Johnson
Expressive Eyes and the Language of Heart
A Boston Transcript style quip notes that a pretty woman’s eyes express her heart’s language, translating what the tongue cannot. Mrs Youngwed asks for bread and a floorwalker retorts with directions to alarm clocks in the second aisle.
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Boston Transcript
Measures Hie Man
A Pittsburg Post item quotes a wry confession about truth telling. The speaker admits past lies but claims never promising more than a person will believe, highlighting skepticism in private dialogue and editorial tone.
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Pittsburg Post
We Also Pay in Dry ods Notions Gregpaware Ulesware
Damaged OCR fragment notes various words including Dry ods Notions Gregpaware Ulesware and table. No clear event or names to report.
Crop report shows discouraging harvest prospects
Official correspondents report wheat at 88 percent of normal yield and oats at 76 percent. Rye 8 percent, winter barley 86 percent, spring barley 81 percent, clover 70 percent, timothy 68 percent with grub worm damage 3 percent. Hogs fed 55 percent, spring pigs saved 90 percent, sheep 95 percent, lambs 95 percent, fruit 88 percent. Wheat area sown last fall 2,014,180 acres. projected production about 26,587,176 bushels versus 24,008,368 last year. Oats area 1,357,224 acres. projected 30,044,707 bushels vs 47,004,690 last year. Oats crop in poor condition due to breath after seeding. Fruit prospects 88 percent of normal.
Democratic officials linked to bribery in Stark County case
Testimony by Democratic Public Printer Crawford accuses Nye and clerk Kempel of corruption. Bribe was conveyed to Rep Evans. Evans pleads guilty and implicates other Democrats. The piece questions how Democrats will defend their integrity in the next campaign.
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Crawford
Nye
House of Representatives
Kempel
Evans
Stark County
Auctioneers Offer Clermont Livery Outfit and Personal Property
B F Fiscus proprietor of the Clermont livery stable will sell his entire outfit at auction to the highest bidder on Saturday June 17 beginning at 9 am. Alonzo Jenkins of Withameville will sell his personal property at auction on Saturday June 17 starting 1 pm. Foley Kidney Pills advertised for kidney and bladder troubles by Nash Pharmacy.
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B. F. Fiscus
Clermont
Bill
Alonzo Jenkins
Withameville
Nash Pharmacy
Men's Shoes Offer Sets Low Price Point At $3.50
An advertisement promotes men's low shoes in gun metal patent or tan at $3.50, claiming this is lower than rivals charging $4 or $4.50 for similar grade. It also touts ladies and misses Oxfords and pumps from $2 to $3 and children’s barefoot sandals.
Milk Separator Advert by Glancy Co
H. B. Glancy and Co advertise the Milk Separator line including The Old Star Frost King and a double separator ideal for sweet milk. They claim superior cream separation, easy handling, and invite buyers to phone or write with their location in Williamaburg for prompt service.
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Siulll
Alwaya State
Linoapes
Williamaburg
Mrs Ward Visits Cincinnati Sister Over Sunday
Mrs Anna T Ward of Cincinnati visited with her sister Mrs Perrine over Sunday.
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Anna T. Ward
Cincinnati
Mrs. Perrine
Taxpayer notice on post June 20 1911 collections
After June 20 1911 collections will be made as follows Williamsburg June 29 and July 8 at Farmers' and Merchants' Bank Bethel June 22 July 1 and 15 at First National Bank Felicity July 17 and 18 at Ohio House Moscow July 11 and 12 at Bank of Moscow Laurel July 10 at Hauck Armacost's Store
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Williamsburg
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Bethel
First National Bank
Felicity
Ohio House
Moscow
Bank of Moscow
Laurel
Hauck & Armacost
J. B. Turner
Albert Heinrici
Loan on first mortgage security offered at 6 percent
Advertisement states a loan on first mortgage security at 6 percent interest in any amount of 100 or more. Contact ELI H. SPEIDEL Attorney Batavia Ohio.
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Eli H. Speidel
Atty
Batavia
O.an
Amelia
Ohio
Hicks Avenue
John Streets
Interurban
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Clermont Courier
xOny
Rush
Myra Powe!r
Kentucky
Bell Telephone
Fern Thompson
Norwood
Jean Rudolphi
Dowagiac
Michigan
Gladys Clark
Nelson Applegate
Mary
Aldene Jeffries
Vera Dennis
Goshen
Alice Frazier
Town
Frank J. Lehrter
Court House
Charles Stagg
Lockland
Clara Stagg
John F. Hartman
Batvia
Apliti
Front
Broadway
J. I. Kidd
Tom Carter
C.M. Yost
Walter Kain
Willie
Mamma
Grandma
Dr. Thomas
Odd Fellows
Newtonsville
M. E. Church
Chas W. Blodgett
Harry Halbisch
Chicago
Uncle Sam
A. B. Shinn
Poster
Court House Corner
Fletcher
Castoria
Dean
Frank Apple
Ashland
Clermont County Fruit Growers’ Association
W. F. Roudebush
Tay Dean
Seaman
Adams County
Board of County Commissioners
Dean Karr
Columbus
Jones Heel Co
West
Denver
Colorado
Mr. McCall
Ohio State Veterinary Board
Nyal
Scott's Drug Store
Darky
Man
Smyth Bros
Chase & Sanborns
Coleedent News
Stone
Hubig
Alice
Ness
Crop Report
Oxfords
H. B. Glancy & Co
Huling & Hutson
J. A. Lutes
Olive Branch, Ohio
NW Westen
Gacavy
Aburg
Sardinia
Portsmouth
Meburg
Batavia G
Deapkye Va
Fresylvania Lines
Pearl
Ally
Pen
Butler Street
Court and
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
All Pointeon
Norfolk & Western Railway
Palltan
Lynchburg Va
Hillaboro Branch
Hillsboro
Hardinia
Bevill
Bladon
General Pass
Apt
Pasa
Cincinnat
Frazizs & Hicks, Attys
Batavia, Ohio
W. R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
F. P. Hamilton
Elm Street
Berkshire Bldg
C. C. Kearns
Houser
Houser Remedy Co
Hamlet
Bell Telephone Co
Clarence N. Young, Frank A. Brown
Young & Brown
General Fire Insurance
J. P. Robinson
Young, & Brown
McH
L. Knowles
Louisville
Clermont Hotel
Bell Phone
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