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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1941
Page
8
Local catalog listing notes a cattle and calf salesman active at Union Stock Yards in Cincinnati Ohio. No specific sale date or contact details are provided in the readable text.
Amelia held last Saturday with six schools competing. Milford won 7th and 8th boys events while Mt Carmel took the girls events in that class. Amelia won both boys and girls for grades 5 and 6. The 7th and 8th baseball team defeated Mt Carmel 9 to 3.
A public auction will occur on Saturday May 17 1941 at 12 noon near Batavia Ohio selling dining room pieces kitchen furniture beds rugs and household items. Cash on day of sale. Auctioneer James A Brown A M Ellis clerk Lott Halick.
The Singing tower rises 205 feet of pink Georgia marble and coquina rock at Mountain Lake sanctuary near Lake Wales Florida. Built by Edward Bok, designed by M B Medary, it was dedicated February 1 1929 by President Coolidge as a gift to the American people.
The text notes an epidemic of bank holidays beginning February 14 1933 in Michigan under Gov W A Comstock with eight days bank closures and nationwide closure by presidential proclamation starting March 6 1933.
A Middle West Soil Improvement Committee explains nitrogen phosphorus and potash fuel crop growth and soil fertility in Ohio. The trio supports leaf and fruit development, seed ripening, and starch formation. Experts advise soil tests by county agents or agronomists to tailor fertilizer analyses to soils and crops.
The United States Navy is pursuing a building program that includes eight battleships as part of its current expansion. The plan outlines construction priorities and aims to bolster naval strength amid ongoing strategic considerations.
Champion Walking Horse owner John Amos of Franklin Tennessee is identified by American Magazine as a noted soda lover who drinks a bottle with evident relish.
In rodeo lore riders smear chewing gum in their stirrups to prevent feet from blowing that is boot slipping from a stirrup and causing disqualification. The quirky tactic reflects old fashioned rodeo improvisation as riders chase grip and safety in rough arena conditions.
A patient reports recovery from years of liver and gall bladder distress after using TONJON. He describes relief from indigestion, restored sleep and appetite, and now performs farm work again. An Ohio drug store rep invites locals to visit for TONJON demonstrations.
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