No Damaging Frosts Visited Idaho Region
In a letter from Miss Apphia L. Robinson of Nampa Idaho dated April 30 1910 she notes a mild winter and spring with no damaging frosts for fruit and grain. She cites strong poultry and egg profits and urges readers to visit the Nampa Boise and Payette valleys. Cincinnati lawyer Edward M Ballard sues C G and P and Interurban lines to force 5 cent fare limits amid city limits expansion for coney island routes.
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Apphia L. Robinson
Idaho
Ohio
Nampa
IpAwo
Horror Courier
United States
Great Northwest
Nampa Vee
Boise Valley
Payette Valley
AppHard L. Robinson
Edward M. Ballard
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Railroads See Large Tax Valuations Across Clermont County
Auditor Larkin with regional peers raises valuations on B and O W RY G and P traction Norfolk and Western and others. Main track figures jump from 11 000 to 18 000 per mile for some lines. Duplicate Clermont county increase exceeds 100 000. Highland Park Chautauqua 1910 plan ready with 16 page booklet. time talent tents to attract season buyers. cent fare to Highland Park from Amelia. notices in Clermont Courier.
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Larkin
Clermont
Norfolks& Western RY
Gecr Ease
Clermont Vounty
Highland Park
Amelia Station
Clermont Courier
Eren Very
Malary
Ig Teleplone Co
Land
Jorpan
Bor
Land Appraiser
Ank
Sria Eee
Ross Ee
Su Ps
Sol Pie
Ellef
Iter
Bere
Murphy
Ler
Ecu
Ai McMinnis
I Meliman
Pattison
Ce Ee
Dos
Treasy Sranack
Jordan
Goa
Henry
Brothers
Cone Ng
Aegp Smith
Felicity
Tunis
John Thiel
Honeompany
Maso Bul
Iain
Clermont Courier item notes varied local entries and notices
The clipping records multiple routine items from Batavia Ohio area life including mortgage security, visits to Cincinnati, relatives visiting, shoppling in Cincinnati, entertaining relatives, and local business notices. It mentions property liens, payments to inspectors, and town affairs with various names and places like Batavia Cincinnati Newcastle Norwood and Geor ge A Money and Lue Griffis among others. It also lists medicines and local advertisements embedded in the community notices.
Public sale of household goods at Amelia Main Street
Will sell out this place next Saturday. Household goods to be offered at public sale with details in small bills. Amelia Main Street and improvements bonds of $8,000 sold at Milford National Bank for $84 premium by seven bidders. Late Dr. John Bunn noted in the corner.
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BE. R
Amelia Main Street
Milford National Bank
Local Health Notice Listing Dr Werner Visits Boston and Bell
Dr J D Werner will visit M B church Batavia Ohio and appear at Central House Boston first Wednesday and Thursday and at Dr Fomérin's third week of the month in Bell and Ojti amid fever season.
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Dent
J. d. Werner
M. B. Church
Batavia
Ohio
Central House
Boston
Eyes and Hands Read The Courier in Price
The piece asserts people have two eyes to read The Courier and two hands to pull from their pockets the money to pay for it. It frames a sharp critique of paying for news and implies readers must confront the cost.
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Clermontérs
Fruit crop damage prompts sugar trust price move
The article notes severe damage to the fruit crop from prolonged cold, leaving enough fruit for the sugar trust to justify raising prices when the next canning season starts.
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Sugar Trust
Lawn Social and Bazaar at Armory by Ger man United Brethren
The Ladies' Aid Society of the German United Brethren church will host a lawn social and bazar at the armory on Saturday May 21 from 8 to 9 PM. Everyone is invited to attend this community event.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
German United Brethren Church
Daniel Crowe Dies at 52 in Hamlet Home
Daniel W. Crowe aged 52 years 1 month 26 days died at his home in Hamlet. Funeral services were held at St Andrew's church Milford Monday at 9 a m. Interment occurred at Milford Catholic cemetery.
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Daniel W. Crowe
Hamlet
St. Andrew's Church
Milford
Milford Catholic
Mrs. Wiggs at Amelia June 2 under D.A. auspices
The farce comedy Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch will be staged in Amelia on Thursday June 2 under the auspices of the Daughters of America and presented by Miss Henrietta Wilson. Audiences in Batavia already enjoyed the show and are promised a memorable evening.
First Morrill Tariff Bill Passed in 1860 House
Fifty years ago on May 10 1860 the first Republican bill the Morrill Tariff was approved by the House. By May 18 1860 Lincoln was nominated for President at Chicago. The notice laments two years of Democratic control and asks what gains the nation has achieved in that time.
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House of Representatives
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Ohio 1912 Constitutional Convention vote proposed
A November ballot will include a question on calling a Constitutional Convention in Ohio in 1912. The act allows a straight party ticket to sanction the convention when endorsed by parties, with anticipated support from the Prohibition party and both major parties.
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Ohio
Prohibition
School Exhibit in Batavia Promises Arts and Work Show
Next Friday May 20 at the school building Batavia an art industrial and school work exhibit will be given from 2 to 8 30 p m The public are most cordially invited Let everybody interested come and everybody should be interested
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Batavia
New Tobacco Tax to Take Effect July 1
The new two cent per pound tobacco tax will be operative from July 1. The American Tobacco Company states there will be no changes in weight size or price of leading plug and twist tobaccos. The tax will directly cost the company between 2 and 8 million dollars annually but consumers and dealers will not feel a price change or trade disruption.
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American Tobacco Ot
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American Tobacco Company
No Weather Effect Claimed By Professor On Halley Comet
Associate professor A Mitchell of SSatambia University argues Halley is not responsible for recent weather patterns. He states the fiery visitor cannot influence weather conditions and offers no link between the comet and ongoing atmospheric events.
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A. Mitchell
Ssatambia University
New York
Ta ‘Gaid
Fifty-first Ohio Sunday School Convention Set for Cleveland
Ohio's Fifty-first State Sunday School Convention will meet June 14 to 16 at the Hippodrome in Cleveland. The event aims to study all church departments including elementary and adult instruction, music, archaeology, and spiritual aspects. Delegates come from counties with official visitors limited to church or school officials. railroad fare reductions advertised.
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Ohio
Hippodrome
Cleveland
Eohens
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Carl Breeding
Mrs. Dennison
Norwood
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Sen
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Mach
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Los Wabiel
Fletcher
Castoria Lawn
Daniel Crowe
Rolay
Gainey Tal Ie Ee
Wiggs
Amelia
Constitutional Convention
A Great State Institute
Krippendorf-Dittman
H. B. Glancy & CO
Batavia, Ohio
First National Bank
Lehigh Portland Cement
J. F. Weaver & Sons
Main Street
the Central Trust
Fourth Street
Cincinnati, Ohio
Trust Company
Town Hall
Frazee & Hroxs, Attys
Eli Vom
R. Walker, Alluruv
Batavie Building Loan Company
Jangsitf
Speipel
Atty
Hamilton
Dentin
West
Bace
Ely
Buckeye Simmons
C. W. Trisler
Hamersville, Ohio
Citizens
Felicity Exchange
Foley
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Teoum
Louis Micks
A. Frasier
Jrauier & Hicks
Rouse
Jjowin
Bly
Attorney AT Law
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O. P. Griffith
Clayvon B. Nichols
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Law
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Oltigena
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A. B. Nichols
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