Clermont Courier Rates Then and Now
The Clermont Courier lists historical pricing for newspaper bundles with the Courier and Tribune at one year for 350 dollars, and various combinations with the Cincinnati Post Cincinnati Times Star and Enquirer editions priced around 350 to 475 dollars, reflecting regional newspaper value.
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Clermont Courier
Com
Tribune
Mourier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Batavia Notesaird Creekside Gossip and Local Notices
Batavia items cover dentist visits in Owensville, tax deadline changes, visits by residents, summer events, lawn fetes, church services, school staff moves, a grand jury call, and a Batavia youth entering Cincinnati Conservatory of Music to study piano under Irene Yowell.
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Martha Nash
Batavia
Ohio
Cincinnati, Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory
Nash
Mias Irene Yowell
Clermont Girl Wins Music Honors in Miami University Recital
Dorothy Elizabeth Dunn daughter of Rev. Alexander Dunn led the College of Liberal Arts 1926 graduating class as the honor student in music. The Department of Music staged a graduation recital with Dunn featuring her own compositions assisted by Dasie Marie Taylor violin Dorthea Webb cellist and Joseph W. Clokey at the piano. The program opened with master selections and closed with seven original Dunn compositions.
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Dorothy Elizabeth Dunn
Alexander Dunn
College of Liberal Arts
Miami University
Department of Music
Miss Dunn
Dasie Marie Taylor
Dorthea ‘Webb
Joseph W. Clokey
Final Filing Date Set for Ohio World War Veterans Bonus
The Ohio Sinking Fund Commission fixes September 1 as the deadline for filing adjusted compensation claims under the 1921 Ohio soldiers bonus. Through now, 228,885 veteran and 6,676 heir claims have been filed. 212,244 claims paid totaling $28,778,764.84. The commission includes A. C. Crabbe, Thad E. Brown, and Joseph T. Tracy.
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Ohio
Ohio Sinking Fund Commission
A. C. Crabbe
Thad E. Brown
Joseph T. Tracy
New Weeds and Tracks Cleared By Spray Car On Route
Farmers along the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth right of way were asked to keep stock clear while a newly used spray car with rear nozzles treated weeds and undergrowth. The method speeds track work and tie installation, though several cows eating treated grass died.
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Cincinnati
Georgetown
Portsmouth
American Legion Endowment Campaign Planned in Ohio
The local American Legion Post will join all Ohio posts in a week long drive starting June 22 to fund Ohio's share of the National Endowment Campaign. Funds will form a trust with interest aiding widows and orphans of World War I servicemen. Subscriptions to Judge Charles G. White or E. K. Parrott.
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American Legion
Legion
Ohio
National Organization of the American Legion
Charles G. White
E. K. Parrott
Farmers to Meet at Tobasco School House
Union Township Farm Bureau holds a meeting at Tobasco school house on Thursday evening June 25 1926 at 7 30 standard time. Discussion on co operative purchasing and marketing. Chairman C E Curfiss invites farmers to bring family and neighbors.
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Union Township Farm Bureau
Tobasco
C. E. Curfiss
Storm at Georgetown Ends Drought with Severe Weather
Georgetown faced two strong storms last week breaking the long drought. Rain largely failed to soak the ground as lightning struck several buildings and other losses were recorded.
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Georgetown
Mother Earth
Great Freeze of 59 Recalled in Hot Batavia
In Batavia sweltered by 98 degrees last Thursday, residents recalled the great June freeze of 66 years ago on the same date. The historic frost killed wheat and nearly all fruit and crops, causing widespread hardship and a poor harvest.
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Batavia
Ohio
Election Laws To Be Revised by Special Ohio Committee
Thad H. Brown secretary of state appointed chairman of a special legislative committee to revise state election laws. Abolition of the primary system is considered due to the $800000 cost. The panel will study laws in other states to inform recommendations to the next legislature for possible adoption. Col. Brown advocates savings via law modification.
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Thad H. Brown
Col. Brown
Ohio
Dance Hall at Forest Hill Closes to Public Use
The Forest Hill Home dance hall opened by Mr and Mrs Swift of Batavia was closed to public use Saturday night. Patronage failed to justify operation as city area venues draw crowds. The hall remains available for private use with beverages provided to summer boarders and private parties.
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Forest Hill
Swift
Batavia
Christian Endeavor announces Clermont County gathering
The Clermont County Christian Endeavor Convention will meet at Felicity on Thursday July 30 one week later than usual to allow the Columbus General Secretary to attend. All officers members juniors and intermediates are urged to participate and send delegates and reports. County officers and addresses are listed.
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Clermont County
Clarence Lytle
Alice Jackson
Treas
Wallace Walker
Loveland
Ohio
A. L. Carnes
New
Richmond
No Primary Here In Clermont County Primaries Canceled
Clermont county lacks a voting precinct of 2 000 voters so no primary will be held there Highland county offers two polling sites Hillsboro and Greenfield The filing deadline was June 12 Few rural counties will hold primaries The fall election will be a mixed affair
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Clermont County
Highland County
Hillsboro
Greenfield
Masters degree conferred on Harold Spencer at Masonic Hall
The Masonic lodge room was the scene last Saturday night for the Masters degree conferment on Harold Spencer of Columbus. Mr. Thomas, brother of Warden Thomas of the Ohio penitentiary, accompanied him and presided in the ceremony while a good attendance was present.
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Masonic Lodge
Harold Spencer
Columbus
Mr. Thomas
Warden Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Spencer
Dairying Now Biggest Income for Ohio Farmers
Columbus reports dairy farming now yields the largest share of the average Ohio farmer’s income at 27 cents on the dollar. Dairy proceeds outrank grain, hogs, and truck farming due to steady demand as a food staple. Ice cream growth drives dairy expansion, with about ten percent of Ohio milk used for in state consumption.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Verdict for One Cent in Slander Suit
In Common Pleas Court Judge Charles G. White presided over the Helen Curry versus Chris Deatley slander case. The jury returned a nominal one cent damage award after deliberating from 4:80 to 10 o'clock, reversing a prior verdict in favor of the defendant.
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Helen Curry
Chris Deatley
Common Pleas Court
Charles G. White
Manchester Signal
Fishing in White Oak Yields Large Catfish Hauls
White Oak fishing remains strong with catfish as the main catch. Last week 68 fishermen were counted traveling between Georgetown and the stream in a single day. The top haul was two four pound catfish, sparking renewed fish hunger among locals.
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White Oak
Georgetown
Scientist Sir J. C. Bose Claims Plants Have Hearts
Sir J. C. Bose, noted scientist, asserts that life activities of humans and plants are identical and that every tree possesses a heart that throbs incessantly, akin to higher animals.
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Sir J. 0. Bose
It May Alec Hurt Many Men Think They Have a Com Science
A garbled OCR fragment notes a misread idea about science and character, suggesting some confusion between cleverness and true knowledge. The text hints at social commentary on men and behavior, mentioning resentment or mockery toward pretentious claims.
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