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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
8
Royal Baking Powder uses cream of tartar derived from grapes as the healthful best ingredient. It contrasts with cheaper phosphate and alum powders from mineral sources. Switch to Royal for better quality food results.
Readers are invited to the Senior Class Play at the Batavia town hall on March 10 with admission 15 cents. The notice urges attendance as a worthwhile event and mentions local families and organizers involved in the program.
Ad style fragment advertising Fletcher's Castoria for children. Mentions Dr J J Werner and local names in a bulk text snippet about tooth extraction remedies and pediatric care.
Mrs Manning and family depart for Detroit to build a new home. Mrs Craver and family will occupy the Manning property. Harmon Brothers and family move to A V Carroll property on Broadway. Fred Groves the barber moves to Lorado. W F Shaw relocates to Reynolds property on Main. M E McCormick Ford agent will take Shaw's vacated property. John Davis and wife occupy Gregg cottage on Missouri avenue.
Martinsville schools in Clinton County are closed due to numerous measles cases. Batavia reports the appearance of whooping cough with only a few cases so far.
In Maysville Kentucky on February 23 President Frank H Clarke of the Board of Health orders the city librarian to refuse use or borrowing of library books by anyone with tuberculosis and to destroy or disinfect all such books. Libraries must be protected from contagious diseases and the public advised not to use books when affected.
Mt. Orab seeks electric lights funded by a bond issue. The plan would run a nine and a half mile line from Hamersville along the C. G. & P. road to Mt. Orab at about 165 dollars per mile, delivering 24 hour current. A four thousand dollar bond vote on March 4 will decide the project.
Report from growers indicates about 90 percent of the peach crop is killed in the bud by an extreme cold snap following a warm spell. Apples largely escape damage though late fruit may drop and fail to ripen. Weather notes point to colder conditions especially in the Ohio valley.
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