Deposit totals show booming local banks and farm sales
Local banks report strong deposits as farm prices rise. Institutions like First National Loveland and Wilmington banks top seven figures, with land values tripling over ten years due to high farm produce prices and influx of Kentucky farmers.
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Ohio
First National
Loveland
National
Ripley
Bethel
Amelia State Bank
Flret National
Milford
Felicity Citizens
Felicity Bank
Wilmington
Bailey Attacks Democrats Over Liberty and Taxes
Former U S Senator Joseph W Bailey, in Newark at a Road House Association dinner, charged Democrats with abandoning principles, opposing women’s suffrage, and expanding taxes and penalties while preserving only the party name. He decried fines and state control eroding individual liberty and attacked federal action on Prohibition and suffrage.
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United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
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Road House Asso
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Congress
Thiatrée
Enquirer
Bridge Collapse Interrupts Bethel Williamsburg Route
A twin bridge between Williamsburg and Bethel collapsed Monday as the Dillman flour track from Bethel, loaded with wheat, crossed it. The driver escaped with slight injuries. The joists failed and the five ton track dropped onto iron girders. The bridge had allegedly been repaired with material from another bridge linked to the trouble. Damaged truck unknown. Bridges and roads reportedly unable to handle current demands.
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Williamsburg
Bethel
Dillman
Court
Joista
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J D F Zamvgarde Dies Suddenly in New Richmond
J D F Zamvgarde a leading merchant in New Richmond died suddenly on Thursday at age 69 after months of illness. He had operated in New Richmond for about 40 years. Funeral services Sunday with burial in Green Lawn cemetery.
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J. D. F. Zamvgarde
New Richmond
Green Lawn Cemetery
Serait Gaan
Horan
Tax policy urged to tax corporation stock
A letter argues for broadening taxation to cover corporate stock at par value and taxed dividends to fund state and local government needs. It condemns non taxable properties and urges taxing all stock and deposits, while exempting government bonds as a safe non taxable investment for savers.
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Uncle Sam Ie
Jay
Bethel Woman Found Dead After Flu Illness
Florence Tatman Frazier of Bethel died Saturday morning after a bout with the flu. She was esteemed by all who knew her and is survived by a husband, a band, and two children. Burial is planned for Monday. she was sister to the late J. Q. Tatman of the area.
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Angeline Ap
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George Colon
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Batavia
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Riana Art Ag
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Bila
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Jiami
Emily Milti
Orsis Miller
Washington
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H. C
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Ont
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John Pringle
Sophonisto
D. A. McKibben
Vail
William Kenedy
Mary Whberry
Monroe
Hue
Band
J. Q. , Tatman
Clermont Boys Arrive in New York from 147th and 148th Regiments
The 147th and 148th Clermont regiments arrived in New York on Saturday in good shape. They are expected home in about two weeks and will be sent to a camp to be mustered out. The welcome is described as warm and celebratory.
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Clermont
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Revival at Batavia I O O F Lodge Boosts Attendance
The Batavia I O O F lodge shows recent revival with free work each Friday. New and old members attend, and two candidates will receive the first degree next Friday as brothers are urged to attend.
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Batavia
Batavia Approves Emergency Bonds for New Water Tanks
At a mass meeting in Batavia the town council was authorized to seek condemnation of existing tanks by the State Board of Health so emergency bonds can fund reconstruction without a public vote. The new tanks would be concrete reinforced with iron, double current capacity, and possibly built underground to reduce cost.
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Batavia
Court House
State Board of Health
Promise of Fruit for Peach Growers
Dear fruit grower, we have a promised peach crop this year. The article outlines a spray schedule from Prof. Beach to prevent leaf curl and control peach scale, brown rot, and scab. It lists dorment spray, shuck spray, a second spray, and a final pre‑fruit spray with self boiled lime sulfur, plus references to Ohio Experiment Station Bulletin No. 308.
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B. Stowe
Beach
Ohio
Bulletion
Odd Fellows 100th Anniversary Parade to Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Hill District lodges vote to visit on April 26 for a united celebration of the Odd Fellowship centennial. Prominent speakers will inspire a large parade with bands, and Batavia lodge plans to attend in a body.
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Odd Fellowship
Batavia
Cincinnati
Goshen Senior Class Presents Play and Services
Goshen announces eight senior girls Constance Ertel Ethel Shumard Gertrude Biggs Louella Horan Nellie Conover Helen Townsley Elsie Eggert Edna Gilmer. Cluss play Saturday evening April and baccalaureate sermon Sunday April 18 and commencement exercises Saturday evening April 19.
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Constance Ertel
Ethel Shumard
Gertrude Biggs
Louella Horan
Nellie Conover
Helen Townsley
Elsie Eggert
Edna Gilmer
Pomona Grange and Williamsburg Grange Hold Joint Meeting
Clermont County Pomona Grange meets Williamsburg Grange No. 1999 on March 29 with a morning business session and bth degree work. A noon basket lunch precedes an afternoon program featuring reports, duets, talks, readings, and songs. The event notes the explosives ban change and mentions local anniversaries and a surprise birthday at the Masons hall.
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Clermont County
Pomona Grange
Willamsburg Grange
the Grange
State Grange
W. E. Christie
Marathon Grange
Mrev Bogart
Williamsburg Grange
Our Boys
France
James Patchell
Owensville Grange
Goldie Hutchinson
Hazel Wise
Herbert Rowan
Reading
Ruth Moyer
A. Ruffness
G. M. Roudebush
Miami Grange
Move Up an Hour Protests Over Daylight Saving Time
Agricultural protests challenge a law for one more hour of daylight to take effect March 80. Farmers claim hardship while town workers gain little, but supporters say the government must move clocks ahead in summer and endure the consequences.
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United States
Mail Carriers Enter Ohio War Savings Contest
Clermont county mail carriers join the Ohio War Savings Committee contest ending August 9. The winner, selling at least 15000 in War Savings Stamps, earns a free round trip to Mackinac Island. Certification by the local postmaster and a salesmanship course are provided. Entrants include William Hunter Amelia, Geo W Beeler New Richmond, Charlie L Houghton Felicity.
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Clermont County
Ohio War Savings Committee
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Amelia
Geo. W. Beeler
New Richmond
Charlie L. Houghton
Felicity
Patterson will in Hillsboro court over antinuptial claim
Court proceedings in Hillsboro last week heard the Patterson will case before Judge Curtain to Hillsboro. Judge Worley’s refusal to admit a memoranda on Mrs Patterson’s personal effects was argued. Beneficiaries urged to become parties in the case of Dr Patterson against the executors. Dr Patterson seeks the estate under an antinuptial agreement. Several Batavians were named in the will.
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Curtain
Hilleboro
Worley
Mrs. Patterson
Seveal
Dr. Patterson
Clermont county war savings sales rise in schools
War savings and stamp drives in Clermont county schools show strong growth. Marie Jennings of Myers district Franklin township led with four thousand dollar buyers. per pupil sales reach 510.00 and township per capita 15.15. Newtonsville and Owensville report solid totals. Loveland shows 928.50. Several thousand dollar buyers are named and Bring ’Em Back clubs praised for funding soldiers’ needs.
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Clermont County
Marie Jennings
Myers
Franklin Township
Fred Wehrum
Newtonsville
Owensville
Loveland
Carrie Chaney
Batavia
Route 3
Irene Atchley
Aultman
Elmer E. Pierce
G. M. Jennings
L. D. Jennings
Mary E. Pierce
Fred Binning
Hyman Yanoff
Uncle Sam
Farmers Better Corn Meetings Set Across Townships
Farmers across Batavia Stonelick Tate Miami Goshen Franklin Ohio Monroe towns gather for Better Corn meetings. Sessions run March 27 to April 3 at various local venues to discuss soil preparation crop planting and lice control in orchards. Messages urge timely attendance and note nicotine spray as a safe remedy for plant lice.
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W. H. Hannah
Fred B. Timmons
Bethel
Roscoe
Hester Rigg
Robert Hess
Ohio
W. A
Lillie M. Baker
Clarence P. Donley
John A
Sarah Stocker
John
Ns Gee Lula Adcox
Mary A. McWethy
William
Edithee A. Willameburg
As. W
Nellie K. Daugherty
Walt Cooper
Soeaba Tate
Blizie
Emma Roush
Oliver D
Elma M. Walker
Loveland
Kiora Realty Co
Jo End
Mike Poliseno
Batavia
I. T
Susan Craft
Kate
Joseph T. Ricker
William McAlung
Union Tp
Wynfem
Louisa McClung
Roscogna
A Riggs
Union Felt
Samuel W. Lebeau
Tate
Jernes
Frank
Perry F. Ley
Joseph Pringle
Wayne Tp
Dtal
Benjamin Dogs
Jeatton Eee
R. Pickelheimer
Addie E. Pringle
Batavia _ township
Stonelick Township
Owensville
Tate Township
Grange Hall
Miami Township
Mt. Repose School
Goshen Township
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Franklin Township
Hall
Felicity
Ohio Township
George Kurtz
Ibarn
Monroe Township
Phil Treton
Moore’s Reworked Undertaking and Dental Parlor
Dr H B Moore has rearranged his dental parlor and undertaker shop into a modern three room business. The front room holds the dental practice, the middle showcases caskets, and the rear prepares caskets and attends to the dead. The facility is well furnished and designed for the business.
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