Republican State Convention Calling Clermont Ohio 1902
The Republicans of Ohio call a state convention in Cleveland on May 27 1902 to nominate candidates for the State Board of Public Works. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Nash in 1901 with 874 total delegates, committees to meet, and temporary organization at 4 pm May 27. James R. Hicks chairs Clermont county committee with Bertram L. Hitch as secretary.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Clermont County
State Central Committee
Republican County Executive Committee
James R. Hicks
Bertram L. Hitch
Stonelick Valley
E. C. Patchell
Sam Hazzard
Clermont
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Warren
Sam Hazzard, Jr
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Theodore Leever
Goshen Township
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Said County
John F. Burnside
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Davidson
Congress backs relief and air transit talk in era of reforms
The piece notes Congress appropriating 500000 for St Pierre sufferers, 300000 francs raised by French, and French papers offering less space. It cites New York butchers’ 1500-strong beef trust protest and jokes about abstaining from beef. It also discusses air ships, rural homes, and Jefferson Bible printing, ending with Clermont Sun’s anti-Administration stance.
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Civil War Veterans Hear Mockery of Philippines War Rhetoric
A Clermont Sun letter condemns anti Filipino propaganda and praises U S soldiers while denouncing savage foes, contrasting conquest with civilization and noting budget fraud allegations against local officials amid broader political rancor.
News note from Waverly Watchman on local car purchase
A brief item from the Waverly Watchman reports two Chilicothe cars seen on streets Sunday. The paper notes the Watchman ordered one, expecting delivery once funds are sent to cover the cost, aiming for the latest pattern.
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Waverly
Blood and nutrition link health to rich blood
An early health advertisement argues that strong blood comes from good nutrition and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy. It claims rich blood refreshes bone muscle and brain and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne of New York. Prices listed are 6 and 1.00 dollars.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Carrie Nation Returns with Hatchet Warpath
After weeks of silence Carrie Nation resurfaces to renew her campaign. The notorious reformer faces arrest and jail as she resumes her provocative protests with her familiar hatchet and provocative rhetoric.
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Carrie Nation
Charity
Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Adds Calm to Family
A reader cites the medicine as easing indigestion and liver issues in a Davidson County man. The testimonial claims improved digestion, no bad spells, and renewed strength after taking the product. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are also advertised for bowel regulation.
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Dr. Pierce
Mr. C. M. Wilson
Yadkin College
Davidson Co
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G A R Ohio Membership Drops Amid Aging Veterans
The G A R in Ohio lost about 500 members last year due to deaths and other causes. Recruiting seasons are thin, and in the next twenty years there may be no battalion left. Veterans gradually fade, seek rest, and heed the call to fall in no more as they depart toward peaceful camp.
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Foley's Kidney Cure from Chicago Physician
A nostrum sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son in Batavia is described as a premium kidney remedy crafted from a leading Chicago physician's prescription. The product uses exceptionally pure ingredients scientifically blended to maximize effect.
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Chicago
John Bunn & Son
Batavia
Court Matters Court Actions and New Cases Summary
Court matters show multiple verdicts and judgments including Benjamin H. Anderson vs C G P Ry Co with damages for plaintiff of 1000 dollars. Foote vs Lena Heinss et al yields 7.03 dollars due from defendants to plaintiff, 69.03 recoverable by plaintiff. Prickett vs Hutchens concerns bastardy with 150 dollars maintenance paid and case dismissed. Laporis vs Messelbach verdict for plaintiff 600 dollars. Runyan vs Runyan divorce granted with costs, wife restoring maiden name Sappaire. McAlleter vs Cutler action for care pending. New case Hurdle vs Dimmitt admin of estate Prather - money 78000. Robertson vs Robertson divorce petition alleges cruelty neglect and non support with custody and alimony for two children Lucille and Esther.
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Benjamin H. Anderson
M. W. Foote
Lena Heinss
Elizabeth M. Prickett
Harry Hutchens
Samuel Laporis
Caroline Messelbach
Plainiff
Josie R. Runyan
Samuel W. Runyan
Sappaire
Jane McAlleter
Charles L. Cutler
Lily Hurdle
F. M. Dimmitt
William Prather
Catherine M. Robertson
George Robertson
Lucille
Esther
Robertson
Resignation of Yellow Springs Superintendent Over Graduation Stand
Prof Arnold, superintendent of Yellow Springs public schools, quits after board rejects his control over pupils and insists on regular commencement despite his claim that seniors were not ready for graduation. The move follows a dispute with the Xenia Republican report.
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Yellow Springs
Board of Education
Table Talk Offers Monthly Cooking Ideas For Home Meals
Philadelphia column presents the Houskeeper's Inquiry department as a school of cooking instruction guiding daily kitchen tasks from month start to end. It promises helpful lessons in good cooking and economical living with demonstrations and illustrations. Free sample issues available or May issue for 10 cents.
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Hovsekeeper’s
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