Clermont Courier Publication Record
The Clermont Courier notes its weekly Wednesday publication cadence with a brief masthead line indicating a six month and three month cycle in its long running print edition.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
4
The Clermont Courier notes its weekly Wednesday publication cadence with a brief masthead line indicating a six month and three month cycle in its long running print edition.
The Clermont Publishing notes opposition to Harmon and calls recall unsuitable for judges while urging turnout for the November constitutional convention. It condemns Harmon's approach, cites a Panama canal bridge plan abandoned due to mast clearance, and criticizes legislative 178000 salary moves as opportunism.
The bulletin urges Ohio towns to enact ordinances regulating firework sales to protect life and property. It notes prior legislation reduced accidents by fifty percent and lists cautions such as clearing rubbish, wetting areas, and sealing structures as preparatory steps.
In Columbus a boy lost three fingers trying to drive a nail through one. The piece warns that many fireworks cause burns, injuries, and fires, with rockets and toy caps cited as dangerous. It urges local ordinances for future protection. John W. Zuber, State Fire Marshal, closes with a call for action.
The Village of Milford may file an amended petition for annexation and must publish notice of the petition and hearing. A hearing is scheduled for Sept 4, 1911, with published notices as required by law. various costs and services related to road, bridge, and county projects listed.
The Art Manufacturing Company, once in Amelia, moved to Zanesville, boosting local art publishing prominence while reducing mail receipts and postmaster salaries in Amelia. Zanesville’s factory sales reach 80 percent of last year’s total with belief of further gains. Also touts health tips and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion.
The time for the County Encampment G A R was fixed for August 17 at the Boston fair grounds from 9 a m to 4 p m with committees named for grounds privileges band vocal music speakers and program. The encampment will be a one day event due to age of members and attendees are urged to attend as a banner day and a lasting memory of the boys in blue.
An Atchison Globe opinion reflects on the rare joy of encountering a truly sensible person after numerous encounters with weak minds and unfair attitudes. The piece contrasts sound judgment with prevalent pettiness in public discourse.
In the Common Pleas Court new suits include Con B Gatch vs Edyth Gatch over partition with Hayward D Gatch representing the plaintiff. Ethel M Armstrong vs Elva C Armstrong dismissed at plaintiff cost with record waived. Warren C Carter wins a partition decree against David Grossnickle allocating one eighth interests to several named Carters and two eighths to Grossnickle. commissioners appointed and land resurvey ordered. $50 judgment against Grossnickle, bond $200, appeal noted. Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples. Appointments include guardians and administrators. Real estate transfers detail parcels and nominal sums. Locusts a delicacy note ends.
North Carolina is said to exceed every other state in the Union in the number of mineral species.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Wrights Rapid Relief as a universal remedy since 1873. It claims to ease pain and prevent lockjaw and blood poisoning, with uses for human and animal ailments and claim of horse colic cures. Trial bottle offered at 25 cents with money back guarantee.
Last Wednesday a small shower for Miss Callie Steelman was held at Mrs. Ruth Altman’s home with ice cream and gifts. On Sunday noon the ceremony took place at the bride’s aunt’s house with about 35 guests, Rev. W. S. Hoggat officiating, honeysuckle decor, and a dinner to follow.
The Studebakers have built wagons for nearly six decades and have learned to cut guesswork from construction. Their long experience guides choice of the best materials and methods, ensuring practical results beyond theory.
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