Clermont Courier Batavia Ohio March 2012 Local notices and ads
A compact page itemizing subscription offers for Courier combinations with neighboring papers and a sale notice for Bunn property. Community notices include a March 22 town hall lecture, visits by Dayton and Cincinnati residents, and local social updates with names such as Mrs Grace Krantz Mrs Howard Ducknall Maud Plank Florence White Nellie Coleman and H C Aultman plus tradesmen like Fred Simmerman. The text also mentions a wall paper sale at Wendell Kline block Batavia and Cham berlain s tablets advertised for constipation.
Bechtel’s Pharmacy Displays Up to Date Electric Sign
Bechtel’s pharmacy installs a two by five foot electric sign reading Bechtel’s Drugs. Black background white letters shaded with Egyptian green, visible day and night with an internal winker. Sign lettering by J. E. Stout.
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Bechtel’s
Bechtel’s Drugs
J. E. Stout
Poor Showing at February Teachers Certificate Exam
Among 84 applicants only three met the required grades due to a one day exam and added agricultural branch. Certificates dated September 1, 1912. March exam less difficult with 127 applicants at previous session. Local notes cover deaths, relocations, entertainments, business openings, and shop news in Batavia Ohio.
Missing 16 year old Paul Coleman sought by family
Paul G Coleman left the Ohio Military Institute on January 20 1912 at College Hill Ohio aged 16 and 6 ft 8 in tall. He has blue eyes brown hair light complexion and a slight scar on his left chin. Parents appeal for information offering $25 reward and arrangement for his comfort. Rev M G Coleman pastor Hoopeston Illinois requests wires to locate him.
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Paul.g. Coleman
Ohio Military Institute
College Hill
Ohio
M. G. Coleman
M. E. Church
Hoopeston
Illinois
Sidwell Convicted In Liquor Law Violation Case
G E Sidwell of Russellville, active in Brown county dry forces, was found guilty of liquor law violations. He admitted selling liquor to Frank Thompson on prescription on two occasions and was fined 50 dollars plus costs.
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G. E. Sidwell
Russelville
Sidwell
Brown County
Frank Thompson
Pearls Salvaged From Cooked Oyster Soup Worth $500
Carey Roads of Hillsboro found a pearl in his oyster soup judged valuable by a local jeweler as worth 500 dollars if not damaged by heat. The pearl, marble sized and about 60 grains, may recover with salt baths and care.
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Carey Roads
Hillsboro
Carey
Beware of Colds Warns Doctors and Parents
Children catch contagious diseases more easily when they have colds, including whooping cough diphtheria scarlet fever and consumption. Medical authorities urge caution with colds and praise Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a dependable pleasant safe quick cure. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlains
Ohio Beekeeping National Decline and Disease Warning
Ohio's 60 000 beekeepers have fallen sharply due to poor methods and brood diseases. A survey shows American foul brood widespread, weakening colonies and causing losses. The Division of Apiary Inspection will test brood samples, direct affected hives, inspect apiaries, and advise beekeepers statewide. Contact N K Shaw Chief Inspector Department of Agriculture Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio
Apiary
Division of Apiary Inspection
Wll
N. K. Shaw
Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Banks See Plenty of Money Across Sixth District
Banking reports across the Sixth District show plentiful funds and strong deposits in many institutions. The text notes that reading bank statements requires expertise to gauge financial health from the figures.
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Sixth District
Boys fire at Camp Dennison car yard tragedy and relief ads
Two boys aged 10 and 12 started a fire in a box car at the gravel pit near Camp Dennison during a cold spell. Three cars burned before help arrived. They were released after a detective’s intervention and a promise to reform. Also notes relief claims for rheumatism from Chamberlain's Liniment.
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Camp Dennison
Jumps Board Bill Arrests Highlight Hard Times
The note warns of men jumping board bills and facing arrest with heavy fines as food shortages bite. It argues the work house looms and urges reliance on the People’s Liniment, advertised as a ready remedy sold by many vendors.
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Jansea
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THE
Clermont Courier
Batavia, Ohio
Courier and
Weekly Gazette
Weekly Enquirer
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
E. R. Bechtel
Mr. Sayers
Cincinnati
Grace Krantz
Dayton, Ky
Howard Ducknall
Fort Westlake
Julian Fishback
Maud Plank
Bantam
Florence White
Clifton
Supt
H. C. Aultman
Nellie Coleman
Friend
Amelia
Maude Horn
Pete Wasner
Hyde Park Supply Co
James Payne
Clermont Brick Works
Third Street
Jess Jordan
Edenton
National Guard
Mack Frazier
Bethel
H.C. Aultman
Lon Bunn
John Potts
Dayton
Bunn
James Barr
Wendell Kline
John F. Hartman Tailoring Establishment
Batavia
Chamberlain’s
Fred Simmerman
Buford Spencer
Gertrude Titus
Inery
Misses Marsh
Dean
Batavia M. E
van Pelt
Epworth
Rebekah Lodge
Wilmington
Price
Highland County
M. E. Guild
C. Kharns
Teach
Ers
Laura
Albert Heinrici
George Thompson
Davis Pike
W. W. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Jas. L. Walls
Odd Fellows of
Bethel Lodge
Withamsville
Prudence
Adelbert Bunn
Woodman
Physist
Batavia Town Hall
Batavia High School
Fern Thompson
Jones Heel Company
Mason
Hattie Dewdney
Thomas Glancy
James Manning
Main Street
George Schwab
Mr. M
Fleck
Pratt
Hess
Fourz
Kure
Dr. Daniel
Scoits Drug Store
Nyal’s
Sarsaparilla
Dr. Hess
Bechtol’s Pharmacy
Hayden & Hutson
Perin
WM. Hutson
Smyth Bros. Department Store
Turtle Dove
Santa Claus
Star Soap
Queensware & Tinware
C., Ratavia
Triumph
Red River
Rapp & Wolf
Brealin
U. S
Pat
H. B. Glancy & Co
Clermont
Bowker
Adress
American Agricultural Chemical Co
Omeohists
Herman Gleis
Cherry Grove
Uncle Sam
Fletcher
Chamberlain
ARMS
Geo
P. Shaw
New
Richmond
C. H. Brown
Erastus Hulick
Marion
John B. Miller
Frazizga & Hicks, Attys
R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Jansitf
Speidel
Alty
O.u
C. L. Shumard & Sor
Blanchester
Town Hall
Atreet
Karr Erion
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