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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1927
Page
5
Landau 45 Ya Ton Truck and 1 Ton Tuc offer prices from 495 Fob line Michigan. Balloon tires standard on all. Fisher bodies on the Most Beautiful Chevrolet showcase new styling and luxury with beaded panels and bullet lamps. Modern changes include AC oil filter, air cleaner, stronger transmission, larger radiator, sturdier frame, new tire carrier and gas gauge.
The article catalogs local residents and visitors in Clermont and Bethel areas, listing names from Batavia Williamsburg New Richmond and Amelia. It notes social events like club meetings weddings and sermons, plus health updates and community notices.
Elizabeth Bethymer Behymer dies at 92 in Williamsburg Ohio leaving a large family including daughters Ella Stephan Mae Tilt and two sisters a brother and grandchildren. The obituary recalls her faithfulness to the Presbyterian church and service to others before her February 15 1927 burial in Williamsburg. Maple Grove notes cover local visits lessons church work and social events with families from Williamsburg Newtonsville and Batavia and a St Patrick supper planned by the Ladies Aid Society.
In a feeding experiment a group fed without lime stone, the shell forming ingredient, produced eggs at half the rate. The study shows lime stone is essential for egg production.
Ohio State Extension specialists outline six steps for boosting chick health and future laying. Start with vigorous, certified stock ordered before May 18. Maintain a clean brooder, move it on fresh sod, use clean litter, feed a clean ration with milk early, add cod liver oil to prevent leg weakness, and keep growing chicks separated from older stock to avoid disease.
County Agent Wm. G. Winemillet discusses the shift from barnyard manure to commercial fertilizer for lawns, gardens, and shrubs. He notes manure difficulties and rising costs push homeowners toward packaged plant foods over traditional livestock manure.
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