Clermont Courier Promotes New Weekly Pricing
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
4
The Clermont Courier advertises a new weekly price of 1.25 and 40 for a limited offer. Local residents are advised to subscribe to the updated rate plan and enjoy bundled access.
In Bataria Ohio on March 25 1914 notices announce Republican primary candidates for county offices to be decided August 11 1914. County recorder contender H Sipes of Washington township submits his bid with announcements payable in advance two dollars.
The Columbus State Democratic press bureau is cited for defending the new workman’s compensation act as it lists benefits to widows. It names three widows due payments of 3744, 3707.20, and 2458.56 for husbands killed, framed as a Cox administration achievement. The piece mocks the value placed on a laborer’s life, contrasting with prewar and earlier limits. It ends with a satirical Hood citation.
Flora May McNutt Hamilton born November 12 1877 near Williamsburg Ohio. She married John W Hamilton December 26 1897 and lived in Louisiana Missouri Williamsburg Ohio Los Angeles Cal before returning to Williamsburg. She died February 2 at age 6? and left infant Margaret Kathryn.
At the county board meeting last Monday the following bills were allowed and ordered paid including burial expenses for two individuals, bridge repairs, lumber purchases, snow removal, board and medical service costs, postage, and miscellaneous labor and supplies from various suppliers and residents.
Court notes list sworn notary, new suits for partition and divorce, and trial dates. Names include Raymond Meyer, Cassie Jones, Lotta Ashburn, Belle Patchell, Frances Griffith, Grant Griffith, Edith Jones, Thomas Jones, Lenora Witham, Estella Bates, Henry Broadus Jr, Jemima Burns, Frank Miller. Grand and petit jurors announced for April term.
Daniels Reuhlman as defendant. Justice Francis Fomeing of Stonelick township Clermont county Ohio issued February 26 1914 an attachment order for 825 20 dollars and 20 cents. Owensville Ohio March 20 1914.
Estate of Edward O. Patchell in Clermont County Ohio appoints Edward W. Patchell and Albert J. Patchell as administrators. Probate Judge signs on Mare 8, with Allen B. Nichols Attorney of record. Local notice filed by Betabers County authorities.
Notice is hereb that Alred T, Mareh and Haneae Marsh have been apport Gi padualified as ad nis trator. Estate of b . harsh ate Si Clemeont county. Degeas Dated the day of a8 eh 1914. Ww. ote ta J ris. mehiité.
Fragmentary notice announces appointment of a executor for the estate of Clermont, with scattered ads for sale and rent listings. Includes references to H. Britton attorney and various farm and real estate notices. Readers see ad lines about selling horses and rural properties in Newton packs and Manchester, Ohio.
J G Irwin and Jacob Meyer among administrators listed for several deceased estates. Wills for Mary E Thompson and Benjamin O C Turner filed for probate. Edward Patchell deceased is noted with Edward W and Albert J Patchell as administrators.
Thomas Widmeyer by adminstratrix transfers 62 acres in Williamsburg to James Musgrove for 1800 dollars. Multiple parcels change hands including 78 acres in Batavia Tp to Charles H. Channell, 150 acres in Wayne Tp to Geo W Schmidt, and various lots in Mt Carmel Milford New Richmond Laurel Goshen and other townships with prices mostly one dollar. Additional transfers include 1% or 1 dollar deeds to several buyers and sellers across multiple townships.
Official notice announces a legal action filed in the county court with details limited by the public notice format. The document lists authorities and deadlines while directing affected parties to respond or appear as required by law.
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