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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
4
The piece lists state officials like Governor Myron T. Herrick and Auditor W. D. Guilbert, notes Democratic infighting over overdrawn fees, mocks President Roosevelt’s cabinet, and hints at graft and gang power while urging repayment and accountability amid national and regional political commentaries.
The piece surveys political jabs and social notes from Clermont county and beyond. It cites Grover Cleveland and groaning Democratic factions, hints at Kansas City Platform alignment, and laments irrigation, labor, and public integrity. It ends with a stark critique of vivisection versus scientific aims.
A refreshed president resumes work at his desk after a peaceful vacation. A marine disaster survivor floated with a life preserver strapped around his knees to keep his clothes dry, illustrating odd logic. The piece mocks Clermont county Republican talk of allying with Democratic gangs to win votes.
A funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Kasper was held Friday with burial at Newtown. Miss Dora Aicholtz entertained Thursday evening. Attendees included Misses Delia and Nellie Bet, Kate Jones, Rachel Vogt and Walter Mowbray. Emma Vogt visited Margie High at Baldwin. Linda Simmons visited relatives, and C Kyle lost two cows struck by lightning. A number of locals attended.
A vintage promotion touts Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil with Hypopnonphiss as palatable and non greasy. It claims to rebuild and tonify thin or weak individuals including infants, with several testimonials of broad acceptance. Sold by all druggists and prepared by Katharinon Chemical Co in St. Louis Missouri.
At a Saturday picnic at Cedar Point Miss Ethel Shannon and Miss Rachel Vogt visited Hazel and Sylvia Thompson. J Vogt and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs High. Mrs Dorthea Vogt hosted Mrs Kate Aches and her son George of Plainville last Sunday. A church festival is announced for June 19 at the M E church.
The Monterey Presbyterian Church ladies and society will meet next Saturday at Mrs. Daniel Cover's home replacing the previously advertised Miss Brown's residence. The report notes local residents visiting, patients, and social visits around Highland and Stonelick townships.
Mrs Ernestine Brown enjoys four months with relatives at Fe leaf and Alexandria Kentucky. George Kerber of Moscow visits Laycock and C Palmer of Huntington WV. Jane Fletcher extends visit with daughter near Moscow. Markley Abrams family and Miss Sarah Abrams visit Rev J E Abrams of Miamisouri. J R Brown and Sallie Kirk visit A K Brown of Chile. Anna Neftzer gets a new organ. Clark Sargent to teach at Washington school next year. De Brown visits Cincinnati. Frank Altman attends Pt Isabel children's day. Mrs Henry Groppenbacher convalesces after three weeks illness. Jennie Buchanan to teach Felicity intermediate. A Harrison Norris of New Richmond visits his aunt Emma Norris.
In 1859 Oklahoma settlers faced heat and bad water. A neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured a man after severe bouts. The tale ends with a sales note for the remedy via druggists.
Milford Ohio proposes selling 25 bonds for waterworks construction bearing May 1 1903. Bonds mature 1908–1983 with 4 percent interest semiannually at Milford National Bank. Purchases open to June 80 1908. bids must state bond count and gross price with accrued interest. Village reserves right to reject bids. H G Murphy Village Clerk Milford Ohio.
United States court ordered sale of property in Clermont County Ohio to satisfy a mortgage in a case involving Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company as plaintiff and Ella H Avey Charles B Avey and Alice Gilmore as defendants. The sale begins at 10 a m at the premises described as Part of Fowler's Virginia Military Survey No 261 with river beach boundary and Grayron corner.
A detailed survey description lists acres and rods of land bounded along turnpikes and rivers, with measurements and corners to Knabb and Lindsey, and specifies two sale options separate and in aggregate. The sale requires cash on the day and offers a minimum two thirds of appraised value for each tract.
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