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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
8
The page lists train times in Batavia and local notices including social visits, summer trips to Washington, charity ads, and remarks on a Cincinnati bankruptcy involving E. M. Brenner with liabilities of 142,761.05 and assets of 24,964.07, tying to a local fraud tale with Lana Manchester.
Weather chatter predicts storms mid month but none occurred. Bethel resident M H Crane starts homing pigeon breeding with three dozen registered birds for fanciers and squabs. Amelia Dental Co offers July 1902 coupons for half off dental work. Mrs James Ashburn travels to Nebraska with daughter and nurse. Williamsburg saw mill and chair stock factory rebuilt after devastating fire.
Georgetown News-Democracy hints Williamsburg residents backing dry measures exploit July 7 elections for liquor questions. Cautions readers of limited July deal at Amelia Dental Co offering half off dentistry for July only.
An advertisement touts a home remedy titled The Home Gold Cure, claimed to cure alcoholism without nerve weakening or unpleasantness. It promises at home treatment, private administration, and worldwide shipping for one dollar with physician advice and full directions. It also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma relief and cites local distributor Dr. John Bunn & Son.
An old Southern Pacific notice promotes rice farming along the coast route with Fortunes in cultivation. It urges contacting agents Wendellil Kline in Batavia and 8 F B Morse in Houston for literature and a 200 recipe Rice Cook Book, enclosing ten cents.
Trustees of the U B church Owneville host a grand ice cream social at the Boston fair grounds on July 4 for church funds. Admission invites all, with proceeds of a dish of ice cream and coke contributing to the church.
J L Moore takes two weeks vacation and his son Max fills the Batavia grocery. Dennis Teasdale offers beat suits, wagons, and closeout shirt waists while Mr Robinson visits Ashley. C D Jenkins promotes a street fair for New Richmond as merchants tout Hickory Wagons and farm wagon savings from Rapp & Coyle Batavia Ohio.
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