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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
8
A chunk of 19th century notices lists subscription offers for Cincinnati papers, a boot sale, and various local items. Names include Barr Bros, Bata Frank, Nordyke, and Ward guests at the Leonard home. Ads promote organs, pianos, and household goods, with medical cures from Bardock Blood Bitters and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. Also mentions Miss March millinery, and Fulton area vendors like Nash Pharmacy and J. B. Miller Batavia.
Ortogehen G We Boowe announce readiness to take over and handle all repair work promptly at their location on Avenue in Northeast Ohio. They emphasize swift service and attentive workmanship for customers.
Harry Curliss died at his parents home Marion and Martha Curliss Mt. Carmel on March 10 1909 in his 28th year. He was known for brightness and a sunny cheerful disposition and was a favorite among many friends who will miss him. He was ill only a few days with typhoid fever.
Story reports pigeons occupying the Lebanon firehouse belfry for weeks, then being captured by firemen who prepared a celebratory pigeon pie. The tale includes other items from a period newspaper such as remedies, obituaries, auctions, and advertisements, reflecting local life and humor.
Notice announces a relocation from Malin street bend to the alley between Johneon’s Marble shop and Main Street. The smith offers all kinds of blacksmithing and wagon work. Pelrogans oft to te aoliotied, ia Suana, MILLER.
List of Civil actions including Mary Conn vs Interurban Railway & Terminal Co for $10,000. Charles C. Kearns represents plaintiff. defendants’ counsel listed. Esther Mee Tomany vs Florence Bicking et al partition case. Guardian ad litem appointed for several defendants in Wilson Fitzwater group. Will contest and satisfaction of judgment matters noted. Temporary injunction granted in Dillman vs Bethel Lodge I C F with $100 bond. Judgment for John G. against David W. Deshler for $20,532 and sale of Korean Exploration Co. stock ordered.
Probate court entries list Jarer Walker marriages with George Brill and Elizabeth White, and Charles Deisch with Maggie Guild. Appointments name Samuel M. Bicking as administrator. New suits involve guardian Charles Hendrixson in Mollie Dolen case. Recorder J. L. Marsh. numerous real estate transfers show parcels and prices, including James T. O'Brien 57 acres for 1090 dollars and other transfers with varying acres and dollars. An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy by The Nash Pharmacy.
Farmers urged to use lime and sulphur solution for toys and San Jose scale. Offer at 10 dollars for 50 gallons F O B New Richmond. Fulton’s Pharmacy advertises prices on spraying materials while noting credit pressures.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless 50 cent remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims five minute relief, followed by no belching, heartburn, or nausea, and urges readers to consult a pharmacist for the case.
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