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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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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