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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1903

Page

4

Clermont County Courier Wars Over Republican Loyalty

The Clermont Courier attacks Democratic "gangs" and defends Republican straightness, urging local Republicans to dominate county politics. It criticizes the Old Sun for Kansas City platform tactics and defends editorial independence amid election pressure and tax issues.

Board of Commissioners Old Sun

Fitness the Only Consideration in Two Term Districts

The Ohio State Journal argues for fitness over the two term rule, noting first term representatives lack influence while long service grows effectiveness. It cautions against reelecting poor picks and urges choosing the best available candidate who fulfills duties.

Ohio House of Representatives Congress Washington Ohio State Journal

Republican Call Urges Unity and Honest Governance

The Courier appeals to Republicans to uphold honesty integrity and clean government. It urges Republicans to stay straight and true and to organize and stick together for party unity and a strong record.

Lemont County Yani

Local church quarterly meeting and deaths noted

The quarterly meeting was held Saturday and Sunday with Presiding Elder Spicer preaching and conducting services. Obituary details include Mrs Edith Bleher Peterson of FinCastle who died Tuesday leaving a husband and two infant daughters. Funeral at Presbyterian church followed by burial in New Richmond.

Spicr Ellen Spicer Lawyer Clark Dayton Joseph Shaffer Cincinnati Ed Idlett Richmond Traction Jessie Armacost Neville Retta Lakin Turp Moreton Della Knabb Milford Mary McCormick Tabasco Edith Bleher Peterson M. L. Peterson Fincastle New Richmond J. ©. Bieber Presbyterian Church McMinn J. H. Hartshorn James McMath J. J Pattison Moscow Ellis Custer Retty Clark Marcellus Peterson Mike Hirsch Orville Bushman Otis Bushman Laurel Lyda Gelvin E. Cook Franklin Willard Vail Hamilton John All P. Kennedy Nicholsville Clarence Meeker Bantam Moores John Homan Carrie Snider Queen City Wm. Idlett Harry Jackson Alice H. Jackson A. KE. Bogzesa Russell Prickett Bethel M. KE Martha Brannen Harriet Brannen Willie Knowles Carthage Mary Elrod John Padgett Mary

Death of John Cann at 64 from pneumonia

John Cann aged 64 died at his home near here on April 28 from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at his late residence April 30 led by Nev Spurrier. Interment followed at Bethel cemetery. He leaves a wife and several children, with the community extending sympathy.

John Cann Here Nev. Spurrier Bethel Cemetery Rebecca Barker Amelia Spurrier Ed Hewitt Mt. Ilolly David Pierson

Millinery Store Thrives as New Styles Win Busy Trade

MARATHON reports a bustling millinery shop with fresh styles described as tasty and sure to please. Local news notes R. E. Murphy returning from Cincinnati for a short visit and Ed Conover in town buying heavy team horses for soon to start pike work.

R. E. Murphy Cincinnati Ed Conover Kriskaddon & Son Genet & Gauche Cincinnati & Columbus Carroll McNutt

Emulsion Claims Boosts Weight Gain for Youth

A Victorian advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a valuable remedy, noting a young woman paid eight cents a pound for twelve pounds of flesh but gained twelve pounds after regular doses. It promises value for money and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne, chemical manufacturers in New York.

Scott

Local School Boardappoints Principal For New Term

The school board hired W. C. Hutchinson as principal and Ernestine Boudeoush for the primary room for the next term. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Rev. J. A. Winkler on May 17 at 10 30 am. Mrss Nettie Emmons left for her home in the south county.

Anna Chaney Frank Emmons Salt Rair Richard Shumard Newtonsville A. Cook Monterey Ethel Hall Mabel Hadley Johnn Griswold Rianchester George Flisher Clara Chaney Zionsville Martha Griswold Brown County

Telephone deal opens Cincinnati connections for three states

A yesterday agreement brings twelve independent telephone firms from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky to Cincinnati allowing immediate wire connections. It includes the Citizen's line of this county with W I Baum as manager and local headquarters head. The consolidation promises public benefit through unified service.

Ohio Indiana Kentucky Chcinnatt W. I. Baum Lue Combine

Partition action notice in Clermont County Ohio 1903

Delos Carter files suit in the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County asking to partition a 20 acre tract on the East Fork of the Little Miami river within Daniel DeBenneville survey No. 2811 and known as lot No. 1. If partition cannot be made without injury, sale or other legal order may occur. Respondents must answer by June 27, 1903. Attorney: Gro W Hulick. ap29w7

Williams Clerk Rice Rice Newby Delos Carter Henry Carter Homas Herron Allen Herron Clifford Herron Lizzie Carter Herron Iva Irma Carter Randolph Carter Mary Carter Isaac Carter Edward Carter Thomas Carter George Carter Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio Clermont State of Little Miami River Daniel de Benneville John Carter New Boston Williamsburg Curtis Theuve Curlis David Meek Gro W. Hulick

Schedule Note for April May Institute Closures

First and Fourth Saturday in April, Third Saturday in May. Also at close of Institute.

Epworth League elects officers and plans May 17 program

The Epworth League held a May 1 business meeting electing officers for the departments of Spiritual Work Mercy and Help Literary Work Correspondence Social Work and Finance with several named leaders. A special program is set for May 17 the league anniversary and all are invited.

Epworth League John Huntington Jessie Coulter Department of Mercy and Help Harriet Armstrong Wilma Smith Wilma Smith Department of Correspondence Department of Social Work May Moyer Doomie H. E. Armacost Department of Finance Vorminet Casks Alceaieles Ida Gardner Bessie and Lueila Bainum Florerege Mapbet

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