Town Ship Offices in Clermont County Set for Spring
Reports from Courier correspondents in Locust Corner and nearby towns detail the Democratic convention in Locust Corner March 26 to nominate a town ship ticket with John Eber as Clerk Charles Green Trustee George Trump Assessor and H B York Constable. Republicans plan no convention with Democrats likely to control the election. Edenton notes no convention date set and few candidates, Mulberry highlights Elmer E Pool as Demokrat Clerk nominee and H A Wasson potential candidate for Clerk. Ed Davis Republican Assessor expected to run again.
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Locust Corner
John Eber
Charles Green
George Trump
H. B. York
Edenton
the Courier
Mulberry
Elmer E. Pool
Durbin
Miami Township
Milford
H. A. Wasson
M. H. Soth
J. H. Brows
Ed Davis
Tobasco
Julius F. Perdizet
Julius
W. A. Wood
John C. Hatfield
John
William Johnson
B. C. Prickett
Withamsville
P.S. Jones
F.d.witham
James T. Warren
Theodore Kyle
Jones
Warren
Frank Witham
Frank
Aote
Constable
Evan Hughes
Barkis
Willin
Evan
Local Township Sees Nurse of Candidates for Multiple Posts
In Monterey on March 12 the town awaits party primaries with incumbents Trustee John Smith Clerk A W Predmore Assessor Joe Christy Treasurer A E Orebaugh and Constable Al Conger seeking renomination. Republicans and Democrats name several hopefuls for Treasurer Assessor Clerk and Constable ahead of the March 26 convention at the Election House.
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Monterey
John Smith
A. W. Predmore
Joe Christy
A. E. Orebaugh
al. Conger
James McCarren
Harvey Anderson
E. Hutchinson
Arthur Clark
Frank Stall
John Johnson
Charles Ireton
William Kyle
Tom White
Constable
J. P. Christy
Tom Good
A. Iuen
Henry Stevens
Election House
Laurel Township Officials Nominated For Spring Terms
Laurel officials with term expirations include Trustee George W Lakin Republican Clerk C A Calhoun Democrat Treasurer 8 H Jackson Republican Assessor W S Simmons Republican and Constable C W Steelman Republican. Democratic contenders for Trustee Len Ebaugh Len Simmons Samuel Armacost and F M Fridman for Clerk Calhoun is incumbent Assessor candidates Al Marsh Ed Boothby for Constable Charles Morgan John D Ross W W White George McKinley Frank Cook Clint Jones Ed Bushman. Republicans likely renominate Lakin and Jackson. no other offices filled yet. Republican convention set for March 19 with Democratic conclave March 26.
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Laurel
George W. Lakin
C. A. Calhoun
H. Jackson
J. L. Barkley
Simmons
C. W. Steelman
Len Ebaugh
Len Simmons
Samuel Armacost
F. M. Fridman
Laurel Precinct
al Marsh
Ed Boothby
Charles Morgan
John D. Ross
W. W. White
George McKinley
Frank Cook
Clint Jones
Ed Bushman
Local Justice of the Peace Ballot Listing Party Nominees
The record lists Democratic and Republican candidates along with Prohibition appointees for Justice of the Peace and Clerk positions, including names such as P V Petard W T Cramer H H Mera Elias Dumford John Miller J P Craver and Mahlon Marsh. It also notes nominees for Assessor North and South Precincts and a Prohibition slate.
Political party slate of candidates for constable roles
The list shows Republicans Charles Alrey J N Mitchell Benjamin Mull Lorain Marsh. Prohibition Joseph B Rapp. Democrats Edward Bohn Frank Snyder Frank Gall Oscar Magill John Dumford. Republicans Sam Marsh G M Hensel Thomas Daugherty Harvey Williams William Roose. Prohibition D I Mitchell Byron Bickmore.
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Charles Alrey
J. N. Mitchell
Benjamin Mull
Lorain Marsh
Joseph B. Rapp
Edward Bohn
Frank Snyder
Frank Gall
Oscar Magill
John Dumford
Sam Marsh
G. M. Hensel
Thomas Daugherty
Harvey Williams
William Roose
D. I. Mitchell
Byron Bickmore
Spring election mounts as candidates announce in Felicity and Tobasco
In Felicity and Tobasco March political notes forecast party activity for the Spring election. Democrats name clerks and trustees while Republicans prepare conventions and potential candidates. Notices highlight local officials, candidates for Assessor and Constable, and a lingering edge of humor about rheumatism and election time.
Eminent Educator Thomas Harvey to Lecture at Batavia
The article profiles Thomas W. Harvey born 1821 New London NH, a noted Ohio educator and author of leading grammars. It traces his career from Lake County teaching to Massillon and Painesville superintendencies, plus his role in geography and readers, with praise for his influence and the published works by Van Antwerp Bragg Co.
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Batavia
Thomas W. Harvey
New London
New Hampshire
Ohio
Painsvile
Lake County
Western Reserve Teacher's Seminary
Geauga
Chardon
Seneca County Academy
Tillin
Massillon
Painesville
Republican Party
Common Schools
Harvey
United States
Great Britain
U.S. War Department
Messrs van Antwerp, Bragg & Co
Cincinnati
W.H. Morton
Names of 6th Ohio National Guard Cavalry discharge papers
The paper lists veterans of the 6th Company of Cavalary Ohio National Guard organized in Clermont County in 1863 and mustered out May 1, 1866. It notes that General Axline in Columbus can furnish old discharge certificates, preserving them as war trophies. The fragmentary roster names officers and many enlisted men with scattered spellings and garbled text.
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Henry A. Axline
Ohio
New Richmond
6Th Company of Cavalry
Ohio National Guard
General Axline
Columbus
Union
Clermont County
Miami Township Farmers Club Meets at Mulberry School House
The Miami Township Farmer's Club met Saturday afternoon at two o'clock with a large crowd and a strong program. The constitution was amended to admit new members at any meeting and cereals and fertilizers were discussed. New members S J Rybolt H P Brown J H Brown G W Pool and Jerry Tice joined the club. The next meeting will be the second Saturday in April at the Mulberry school-house with fruit and stock on the agenda.
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Miami Township
H. P. Brown
J. H. Brown
G. W. Pool
Jerry Tice
Mulberry
Hays Wins High Honors at Ohio Medical College
Thomas W. Hays, son of George W. Hays, Esq., of Bantam, earned top honors in a 100-plus student graduating class at Ohio Medical College in Cincinnati. He received a Gold Medal for best bandage for fractured limbs, praised by faculty and peers. He stands out as a modest, ambitious student from a small rural background.
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Thomas W. Hays
George W. Hays
Bantam
United States
Ohio Medical College
Cincinnati
Ohio Medical College graduates listed at Cincinnati commencement
The commencement exercises at Ohio Medical College in Cincinnati last Tuesday night awarded diplomas to Charles W. Davis of Batavia Frank J. Tuen of Owensville and Thompson R. Terwilleger of New Richmond. All are young men of excellent character and good ability whose future in life promises well.
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Ohio Medical College
Cincinnati
Charles W. Davis
Batavia
Frank J. Tuen
Owensville
Thompson R. Terwilleger
New Richmond
Wheels of Justice Stopped by Recess for Pleasure Trip
In Clermont County Judge Cowen takes a recess rather than adjourn to California. New March cases show Foreclosure, Divorces, and mine enforcement actions. Sentences include fines and jail time for liquor to minors and gaming house offenses.
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Cowen
California
Clermont County
A. B. Shaw
Ohio
William H. White
Batavia
White
Alonzo W. Kirgan
Amelia
Alonzo
Durance Vile
Kirgan
Milford
Loudon
Hicks
Charles
Herman Boemer
New Richmond
Queal sells Clermont County stock farm to Cincinnati buyers
A. F. Queal, longtime Clermont County Agricultural Society member and Republican, sells his large stock farm to Cincinnati parties for cash. He plans a year of rest before resuming stock raising on a larger scale, with hopes he remains connected to Clermont. Mrs. Hoyt West of Milford travels to Los Angeles for health and leisure. Teachers are urged to request a sample of blank school reports from Courier Pub. Co.
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A. F. Queal
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Cincinnati
Mr. Queal
Clermont
Courier Pub. CO
Golden Wedding Celebrated by McClellands at Mulberry
Mr and Mrs John McClelland of Mulberry celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on March 9 with all eight children present from Milford Goshen Muncie Cincinnati Versailles Kansas City and Madisonville. An artist photographed the family group. The couple wed March 9 1837 and have lived in the Milford area ever since.
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John McClelland
Mulberry
C. P. McClelland
Milford
W. H. McClelland
Goshen
Edward McClelland
Muncie
Indiana
James H. McClelland
Cincinnati
J. M. Roudebush
Versailles
S. Dewey
Kansas City
Missouri
Frank Tudor
Virginia
Fanny Moore
Madisonville
Ohio
Fire destroys Thompson store at Point Isabel
A major blaze last Tuesday morning wiped out George W. Thompson’s large Point Isabel store and its entire contents. Insurance coverage totals $3,000 for stock and $1,800 for the building, signaling a heavy loss for the proprietor.
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George W. Thompson
Point Isabel
Fire destroys Hoover tobacco barn near Felicity
A tobacco barn owned by Frank Hoover two miles southeast of Felicity burned with its contents on March 11. The loss includes a tobacco crop. Insurance of five hundred dollars covered barn and contents with Phoenix Insurance Company. Cause undetermined.
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Frank Hoover
Felicity
Phanix Insurance Company
Reed Frame House Burns East of Williamsburg
At about six o clock Sunday evening the large frame house of Joseph Reed, a mile east of Williamsburg, burned to the ground. Occupied by Reed and his son in law Sidney Markley and his family, most of the contents were saved. Loss about 1200 dollars with no insurance. Fire thought to be caused by a defective flue.
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Joseph Reed
Williamsburg
Mr. Reed
Sidney Markley
Boston High School Lectured on The Nervous System
Dr L H Medaris gave a Friday afternoon talk at Boston High School on The Nervous System. Visitors included Mrs Pattison Mrs Mitchell Miss Rondebush Dr Combs Mr Marsh of the Intermediate Grade and Messrs Robinson and Stall. Board of Education representatives were Mr F A Rondebush and Mr J B Rapp. IDE
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Boston High School
L. H. Medaris
Pattison
Mitchell
Rondebush
True Merit Boschee German Syrup Sale
The unprecedented sale of Boschee's German Syrup astonishes the world. It claims to safely and quickly treat coughs colds and lung troubles by removing the cause and healing affected parts. A bottle at home saves doctor bills and illness. sold by druggists and dealers, 75 cents for large bottles.
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Boschee
Hill Brothers Milford Leading dealers in farm implements
Hill Brothers of Milford are rising as top local dealers in agricultural implements. They maintain a large stock of plows harrows cultivators hoes and garden tools and serve as agents for Champion reapers mowers and binders offered on competitive terms. Check their prices before buying.
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Hill Brothers
Milford
Clear Complexion Through Liver Regulator
The text claims skin problems stem from impurities in blood from a sluggish liver. It advises purifying blood with Sim mon s Liver Regulator to regulate the liver stomach and bowels and achieve a clear complexion.
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Simmons
Pension Voucher Distribution At New Richmond Post Office
Thirty three pension vouchers were executed in New Richmond on March 4. Varies by amount from $2 to $380 per month with an aggregate of $1118 per quarter. Billie Pickle Himer the one armed fisherman receives the highest at 5 per month. Reverend James Taylor, colored, receives $90 for loss of leg, second highest.
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New Richmond
Billie Picklehimer
James Taylor
W R Fee Offers Low Prices on Stove and Roofing Goods
Moscow dealer W R Fee invites all buyers to inspect his line of stoves tinware spouting and roofing and to secure prices at low figures. He notes four years of successful trade and pride in his business.
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W. R. Fee
Moscow
Made to measure shoes offered by Bethel factory
Ladies can obtain shoes to measure by consulting Mr J Swing Bethel who has arranged for this service. Dec 22 Stirling Moore advertise Deeming All Steel Binders and Mowers described as daisies.
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Bethel
J. Swing
Stirling & Moore’s
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