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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1916

Page

3

Settlers Praise Alberta Farm Life in 1916 Letter

A letter from J. F. Ward of Donalda Alberta recounts a year of rich harvests and favorable conditions. He details wheat yields 25 to 52 bushels per acre oats 42 cents price, a flowing well, good water, and cheerful neighbors. He contrasts Alberta land with Iowa noting lower land costs and strong crops.

Toledo Canada Alberta Syd J. F. Ward Donalda Wisconsin Stephen Co Iowa Saskatchewan Briercrest Schweitzberger

Rastus and Sambo clash over alleged chicken theft

In a heated exchange, Rastus declares he will arrest Sambo for stealing his chickens, while Sambo taunts him and challenges proof of ownership, set in a tense confrontation marked by racial language.

Swamp Root Ad Reveals Kidney Cure Claim in 1914

A Johnson City man testifies congestion of the kidneys left him unable to work until he used Swamp Root. He kept Dr Kilmer's product at home and swore by it in a notarized March 31 1914 statement asking readers to send ten cents for a sample and booklet. Regular sizes sold at drug stores.

Jerome H. McCormack Ivy Street Johnson City Tenn Sam T. Mill Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

The Limit Scandalous Libation and Extravagant Repair

Readable text shows a humorous report about The Limit where a character is described as very extravagant. The joke centers on a plumber being hired to repair an automobile, highlighting excess and comic misdirection.

Cattle Fouls Mentioned in Hanford Ad

An odd line refers to fouls in cattle using Hanford’s Balsam in Adv. A homely woman is not a streetcar stopper, a quip noted in the piece.

Hanford

Mother Gray Powders for Children touted as relief

A vintage advertisement claims many school children are sickly and that Mother Gray's Powders cleanse the liver and aid delicate, feverish children. It promotes the product as a pleasant remedy used by mothers for 28 years with a sample offered.

Gray

Clever Politician Said to Hide Tracks Effectively

A fleeting saying labels a clever politician as someone who can cover up his tracks. The remark implies skill in avoiding exposure or accountability.

Ohio Tax Exemption Rules For Personal Property

The Ohio Tax Commission pamphlet outlines how to list personal property for taxation, defines exempt items including stock in Ohio corporations and U S bonds, and explains filing complaints, oath requirements, and valuation procedures with deadlines and penalties. It details ownership rules, listing locations, and how to appeal to the Ohio Tax Commission.

Western Newspaper Union News Service The Tax Commission of Ohio State of United States

Hunters Favored By Court In Ohio Game Law Case

Judge Tarbell of Brown County Common Pleas Court rules for hunters in a dispute over game laws. A Sardinia merchant was charged with possessing an unlawfully killed wild bird described as a California money-faced owl that he had mounted after shooting it by mistake.

Cincinnati Ohio Tarbell Brown County Common Pleas Court Kincaid Sardinia California

Health exhibit car offered to railways in Ohio

Victor T. Noonan state Industrial Commission Safety Director urges railroads in Ohio to donate a car for a health and safety exhibit. Any usable car whether new or old will do, as long as not dilapidated, to aid preservation of life and health and industrial safety.

Columbus Ohio Victor T. Noonan State Industrial Commission Noonan Public Utilities Commission Rocky River Water Co State Board of Health A. S. Hillhouse Cleveland Telephone Department The Utilities Commission Indianapolis Telephone Co Turner State Board of Administration Lima State Hospital Peter Skribner Toledo Lima

Supreme Court pass on tax law and eight month rule

Ohio court notes indicate the Supreme Court may quickly consider the Parrett Whittemore tax law challenge from Cleveland, potentially upholding the reform replacing elected assessors. State officials warn school boards to employ teachers for eight months or face fines, with aid available for poor districts to meet the requirement.

Columbus Supreme Court Cleveland Parrett-Whittemore Warnes Cuyahoga County Frank B. Pearson

Alabastine Wall Tint Mix Easy To Use For Home Decor

A five pound package of Alabastine is mixed with two quarts of cold water for about one minute to produce ready to apply tint. New shades come from combining regular tints offering soft buffs greens and blues. The product claims wide popularity among homes decorators and households worldwide.

Special Stencil Offer for Home Decor

Free book shows how to obtain stencils for border designs at little to no cost. Color Scheme Cards suggest harmonious colors for rooms. Request the free book and Color Scheme Cards today by mailing to the address and ensuring the red stamp on each Alabastine package.

Cuban Jute Substitute From Malva Fiber Promises Savings

United States Special Agent Garrard Harris reports that malva blanca fiber has reached a commercial stage after two years of experiments. The fiber mixed with jute has been used to make cloth shoes with about twenty tons sold last year at six cents per pound. Owners aim to produce 20,000,000 sugar sacks annually for Cuba, with a 2.25 pound sack potentially marketable at 7 to 10 cents, versus jute sacks at 16 to 18 cents.

United States Garrard Harris Cuba

Billie Learns of Washington Birthday Gift

In Evansville a child named Billie Gumberts hears of George Washington’s birthday from Auntie Grace as she tucks him in. Billie wonders what to give the famous birthday figure, asked in a gentle bedtime moment reported by the Indianapolis News.

Billie George Washington Billie Gumberts Evansville Washington Grace Indianapolis News

Sunny Lot Weather Exchange Quip Sparks Suburban Banter

A lighthearted exchange compares shade warmth in the suburbs with a wry remark about lacking shade. The brief dialogue hints at climate quirks and urban living without naming places or people.

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