Batavia Property Sale Ad Lists 150 Dollar Bid
A 1910 Batavia notice shows a sale with a bid of 150 dollars. The fragment references March 9 and lists Batavia Illinois as the location. No further readable details are present.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
4
A 1910 Batavia notice shows a sale with a bid of 150 dollars. The fragment references March 9 and lists Batavia Illinois as the location. No further readable details are present.
Mayor Coyle urged Batavia loyalty to home town through its industries, businesses, churches, lodges, and cultural groups. The piece highlights past municipal progress, hopes for future enterprise, and calls for boosters over critics, noting rising farming needs and economic indicators from 1900-1909.
The White House statement dated February 28 1910 rejects Tafts interference in Ohio politics. Taft explains he released Wade Ellis from the Justice Department to lead the Ohio Republican Executive Committee but states he did not influence or nominate candidates. He urges full party expression and disclaims any intent to steer Ohio politics. Boost Batavia.
A Wisconsin column riffs on a mislaid comet by Professor Pidoux of Geneva and a Michigan woman who dreamt through ten years. It includes a Dayton Journal fragment on truth kindness necessity and urges Clermont county readers to push road improvements and better highway care.
The Courier’s job department offers stallion cuts and can supply electrotypes or half-tones on request. Printing will be prompt and priced for first-class workmanship. The season for newspaper advertising is at hand and horse owners should get rates.
Otioceh 18 hereby cay Es patie T Reet ppolnted and qualified Prob Cou Per plorment county Ohio as Srquistratrix of the estate of Frank M. Hardwick, late of said county, deceased, Mareel B Hardwick, Dated February 1, 1910. Oras. O. Kearns, at Wrebst.
Charles and Mary Sprinz express gratitude to Batavia citizens for efforts to save their property on February 27. They thank Presbyterian church ladies and others for useful articles and financial aid, noting insurance would have protected them.
The six room frame cottage on North street once owned by the late Frank Acra was sold Saturday afternoon at administrator Clayton Nichols sale. Pete Gunderley bid $1,006 the highest bid and the property goes to him for repairs and residence.
Dr. Frank Smythe now owns a Siberian bloodhound with a pedigree in the 400 class among that strain. The dog is described as remarkable and may be used to pursue criminals if needed.
Readers are urged to obtain a recent copy of the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer praised for its educational value. The paper aims to help families especially fathers and mothers with income, household management, and moral guidance. Sample copies available from Inquiry Company, Cincinnati.
The state board of agriculture reports the ladies free day and a two week exhibition were canceled. They originally planned a two week state show but deemed it unwise to hold a state show on the Sabbath day, so the scheme was abandoned.
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