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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
4
Parits of New York schools are required to carry books between classrooms with alternating arms on even and odd dates to promote balanced physical development. The scheme is praised as a measure to straighten growth and prevent spinal curvature among students.
The Kansas governor is accused of attempting to kiss Mrs. Stanley, wife of ex Governor Stanley, in his private office. Mrs. Stanley says the incident occurred during a visit, calling Hoch a target of a political trap by hyena politicians. Hoch denies wrongdoing, blaming a game by scheming rivals.
Graduating class sentiment supports a bright colored girl earning valedictorian honors under rules and precedent. The piece cites progress since emancipation and praises the nation and government for allowing the color line to be crossed in education and leadership.
Memorial Day roster shows only 20 of 49 from Company F 59th Ohio still living with many buried in Clermont and beyond. The Rev Burdsall and others plan a May 27 memorial service at the city hall with union worship and music for soldiers and friends.
The piece notes country post offices in towns attract night visitors due to late-letter writers and valuable yet light portable property. It highlights relentless pursuit by Uncle Sam, frequent but seldom publicized arrests, and the general slipperiness of offenders while lauding the post office as a perennial target.
An advertisement urges customers to request Scott's Emulsion at drug stores while warning that cod liver oil substitutes are common. It claims three decades of rising sales due to superiority and offers free samples from Scott & Bowne at 408-415 Pearl Street New York.
The June Common Pleas docket lists multiple probate and divorce actions, including Barclay estate in error and Anderson divorce. Court excludes 10 acres from dower, confirms cost allocations, and approves receiver bonds. Proceedings include guilty and not guilty pleas, mergers, settlements, and dismissals across several Ohio cases with receivers appointed and notices by publication.
Ed C. Harding administrator lists transfers including Varrie D. Brooke to Thomas P. White for several lots in New Richland and other deeds. Additional entries show Joseph J. Rapp to Frank Rapp for 81 acres, Samuel McDonough guardian to Walter McDonough for 1344 acres, J. W. Rouse to M. W. Cox for Lot 50 in Moscow, Elias Dumford by sheriff to Fred Walter for 98 acres, and Charles A. Lewellen by court decree to Florence L. Lewellen for a fraction of Withborneville. Also contains an advertisement for Dream Balm Cure and nasal relief.
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