Republican primary candidates announced for May vote
The Courier lists Republican hopefuls for the May primary. Officials include Treasurer L M Rogers of Miami township. Commissioner David R Irwin Goshen Charles K Ansteatt Batavia W D Saunders Miami. Probate Judge William A Joseph Batavia. Corner A D Spence Washington. Prosecuting Attorney H S Stevenson Miami. Representative A Dunn Monroe township. Clerk of Courts Harry S Cole Wayne township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Rogers
Miami Township
David R. Irwin
Goshen
Charles K. Ansteatt
Batavia
W. D. Saunders
Miami
William A. Joseph
A. D. Spence
Washington
H. S. Stevenson
A. Dunn
Monroe Township
Glerk
Harry 8. Cole
Wayne Township
Anti-Trust Law as Campaign Issue Cited in Ohio Rally
Republicans to stress Roosevelt and Taft antitrust enforcement in 1908 platform and accuse Democrats of dereliction for not enforcing the Sherman Act. Attorney General Wickersham cited numbers of prosecutions to argue GOP strength, while Democrats are urged to reject candidates who did not enforce the law. The notice promotes “The Old New Hampshire Home” at town hall on March 15 and 16.
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Republican National Platform
Roosevelt
Taft
Ohio
Wickersham
Milwaukee
Democratic Party of the Union
Old
New Hampshire
Town Hall
Greenfield Republicans back Haynes for Congress
The Greenfield Republican voice urges R A Haynes editor of the Hillsboro Dispatch to run for representative to Congress from the Sixth district. They praise his classical education teaching background and editorial leadership, saying he would bring a clean, public spirited record and strong support from Clermont County. No local candidates announced yet.
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Greenfield
R. A. Haynes
Hillsboro Dispatch
Congress
Hayes
Ohio
Haynes
Brother Haynes
Clermonters
Court notices in common pleas court new suits and actions
The Common Pleas Court reports new suits including Mary Blackwell vs Cincinnati Milford & Loveland Traction Co for 2550 dollars and interest. Also Edward Reed et al vs Ida Reed to quiet title. Various demurrers, judgments, and guardianships are noted with multiple juror selections and marriage licenses listed.
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Mary Blackwell
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Co
D. W. Murphy
Eugene Denniston
Church of Christ of Chile
Ida M. Reed
Flr
H. Speidel
J. B. Turner
the Co. & Co. Traction Co
John W. Brown
Henry P. Brownstal
Mabel Judd
Board of Commissioners of
Clermont County
James Ashburn
Batavia
State of Ohio
Charles Turpin
Emma L. McFarland
P.reeding
John Williams
Union Township
J.J. Brophy
Franklin
Geo. Gall
Miami
Charles Ilhardt
Pierce Township
Alfred N. Paxton
Emily Co. Paxton
George Cally
A. N. Paxton
Arthur E. Demaris
Clara Harvey
Samuel Demaris
The
Jones Heel Manufacturing Co
Will of Adam Deller Leaves Estate to Sister and Nephew
The will dated July 6 1911 from Adam Deller of Stonelick township provides that debts and funeral expenses are paid first. It leaves real estate to Christina Dellar for life and at her death to Albert Dellar in fee simple. Personal property goes to Christina with reversion to Albert if Christina dies first. Executors named are W A Joseph and Witness T P Breeding.
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Adam Deller
Stonelick Township
Christina Dellar
Albert Deller
Albert Dellar
W. A. Joseph
T. P. Breeding
Real estate transfers across townships listed in sheriff sale records
C Brown via sheriff transfers 104 acres in Jackson Tp to J P Moore et al for 4700 dollars. Leary to Mollie Lipshitz 64 acres Batavia Tp for 1 dollar. Weeks to Charles Meeker 9 acres Williamsburg Tp for 425 dollars. Jacob Brothers Yee Weav er et al 49 acres Jackson Tp for 1500 dollars. Lee Davis to R W Weatherspoon et al 100 acres Franklin Tp for 1 dollar. Fred Rohling to J sH Schlueter 67 acres Tate Tp for 41 dollars. Rapp et al to Barnett Sklar 100 acres Batavia Tp for 1 dollar. Ellen A Dore to Marie C Dore lot 65 Owensville for 1 dollar. W C Staats to W L Bureau lot 9 Moscow for 792 dollars. Jasper Gregg to Mary White 73 acres Miami Tp for 466 dollars. Mary Crossley to Richard Glancy et al 24 acres Stonelick Tp for 1 dollar. S M Hudson to Mary I Davis lot 139 Miami Park addition Milford for 80 dollars. Henry J Clause to Harry K Kearns 1 acre Batavia Tp for 1 dollar. KE E Kincaid to Elenora Morgan 91 acres Tate Tp for 1 dollar. Frank Trees to Elizabeth Trees 47 acres Washington Twp for 1 dollar. Wm Turner to Elmer E Hill all of lot 6 and part of lot 6 Eden ton for 1 dollar.
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C. Brown
Sheriff
J. P. Moore
Jackson
John R. Leary
Mollie Lipshitz
Batavia
Edward Weeks
Charles Meeker
Williamsburg
Jacob Brothers Yee W. Weaver
Lee Davis
R. W.weatherspoon
Franklin Tp
Fred Rohling
J. Sh. Schlueter
Tate Tp
Paul M. Rapp
Barrnett Sklar
Ellen A. Dore
Marie C. Dore
Owensville
W. C. Staats
W. L. Bureau
Moscow
Jasper Gregg
Mary White
Miami
Mary Crossley
Richard Glancy
Stonelick
S. M. Hudson
Mary I. Davis
Miami Park
Milford
Henry J. Clause
Harry K. Kearns
KE. E. Kincaid
Elenora Morgan
Tate
Frank
Elizabeth
Washington
Wm. Turner
Elmer E. Hill
Edenton
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Slogan Echoed In Vintage Copy
An old advertisement style piece urges children to cry for Fletcher's Castoria. The fragment includes a nature reflection by Henry C. Merwin on how nature reveals itself only to active observers, a line likely from a period promotional text.
Evidence Enough and Praise for Mase in Lucrative Rise
A debate turns to Mase as prior rumors of madness fade and praise shifts to originality. The exchange notes changing perception from crazy to original amid growing fortune. Lustige Blatter reports the sentiment.
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Mase
Lustige Blatter
Gause Remed y and The Cincinnati Enquirer Appeals
Uncertain future blocks enter prise and trade while politics labor and other interests clash. The Cincinnati Enquirer is promoted as a barometer of causes and effects with a daily and weekly edition offering news, editorials, and market reports aimed at morality and community welfare.
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Uhairs
Congress
Cincinnati Enquirer
Beacon Light
Daily Enquirer
United States
Weekly Enquirer
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Ohio
What Men Escape
A Galveston News quips that men endure daily troubles yet avoid the ritual of nightly complexion ointment, contrasting male concerns with cosmetic routines. The remark humorously frames gendered habits in a lighthearted social note.
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Galveston
Modern Girl Refuses to Marry in Satirical Life Exchange
The dialogue mocks a so called advanced girl who resists marriage and a polite colonel who claims unfamiliarity with such a type. The exchange highlights social expectations and evolving attitudes toward gender roles in a literary magazine snippet.
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Miss Scribble
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