Candidates Named In County Primary Battle For November Ballot
The county primary yielded Roosevelt delegates Baum and Shawhan with a small margin while Henry M Brown led the county ticket. District results show Fess likely to lead in the district with the official count deciding other offices including Dunn for representative and Joseph for probate judge. Roosevelt carried most districts in the state though returns were slow and ballots erratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Clermont County
Baum
Shawhan
Henry M. Brown
Shoup
D. Fess
Alexander Dunn
General Assembly
Harding
William A. Joseph
Harry 8. Cole
H. 8. Stevenson
Paul M.rapp
John T. Barr
Day
Dale
L. M. Rodgers
Anstead
Ernst and Irwin
D. L. Barr
Dennis
Maxfield
A. D. Spence
Primary county vote yields close races for county offices
In the Democratic primary the county vote produced tight contests for key posts. Delegates to the national convention went to Denver and Lingo. Hempstead led for representative to Congress. Earl Ertel led for probate judge. W. R. Walker for clerk of courts. Louis I. Craver for prosecutor. Eli H. Speidel for sheriff. J. Williams for auditor. W. H. Aiken for treasurer, between Horan and Ireton. Official counts await final results to settle treasurer and clerk nominations. Wilson won the county by a small margin amid statewide hints of optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lingo
Congress
Hempstead
General Assembly
Earl Ertel
W. R. Walker
Louis I. Craver
Eli H. Speidel
Charles J. Williams
W. H. Aiken
Horan
Ireton
Bennett
Fridman
Meyers
EK. H. Thiery
Clemons
Huntington
Purkhiser
Wilson
Harmon
Theater Owner Sparks First 1784 Mail Coach Revolution
John Palmer of Bath urged authorities to start fast mail coaches after seeing four day travel for actors from London. Coaches were built for speed and drawn by England’s fastest animals, sparking a rapid mail service change. Mr and Mrs Kramer welcome a baby boy born Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
Bath
England
London
Court actions include specific performance and real estate cases
Nellie Bateman and Charles Bateman sue Mary Brammer for specific performance and $685.33 with interest. Julia Strider sues Sarah Ruttencutter for real estate and $400 with interest. Other items include verdicts, decrees for subdivision surveys, juror commissions, and notices of nonresident service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bateman
Charles H. Bateman
Mary F. Brammer
D. W. Murphy
G. A. Minten
Julia A. Strider
Sarah Frances Ruttencutter
Eli H. Speidel
Stewart & Stewart
John McKenzie
The
E. T. Thompson
Ella Cunnings
L. H. Leonard
Henry Gibbs
D. R. Scatterday
John Hawkins
M. F. McNutt
John S. Parrott
J. C. Ginnings
M. E. Applegate
Peter McCormick
John L. Marsh
Clermont County
Mary Blackwell
C. M. & L. Traction Co
Local marriage licenses and real estate transfers listed
Marriage licenses issued for Russell L. Frazier and Bessie M. Campbell in Locust Ridge Williamsburg, and Charles H. Burton with Mary May Dufbach Milford. Appointments include Louise M. Hogemeyer as administratrix de bonis non and guardian Charles L. Martin for Katie Belle Young. Real estate transfers include Rudolph Maurer to Frank R. Crowe for 11 acres in Monroe Township for $1. Sophia Schafer to Sheridan Davis et al. for 20 acres in Miami Township for $2,800. Harvey G. Williams to Wm A. Brown for 12 acres in Stonelick Township for $2,500. and other transfers in Ohio Townships with amounts listed, culminating in Viola M. Price to The Woodbury Elliott Grain Co. for parts of lots in New Richmond for $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Frazier
Locust Ridge
Bessie M. Campbell
Williamsburg
Charles H. Burton
Middletown
Mary May Dufbach
Milford
Louise M. Hogemeyer
John Hogemeyer
Charles L. Martin
Katie Belle Young
Rudolph Maurer
Frank R. Crowe
Monroe
Sophia Schafer
Sheridan Davis
Miami
Harvey G. Williams
Wm. A. Brown
Stonelick
Harry Weidenborn
Caroline C. Bower
Ohio
Corrie B. Gaddis
Etta I. Jones
Pierce
Edward 8. Thacker
Miamiville
Robinson
Ella Robinson
Charles A. Voss
New Richmond
Mary E. Bainum
J. D. F. Zumverde
Nellie F
James W. Davis
Felicity
Franklin Tp
Lorenz Dolling
Batavia Tp
Viola M. Price
Woodbury Elliott Grain Co
German Lass Weeps Over Fear of Rival Suitors
Satirical vignette shows a German girl on a steam ship pier weeping as she fears her lover may not return and another man may propose before he comes back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraulein
Bombing Attack Near Lisbon Official and Family Escape
A Lisbon Portugal official and his family narrowly escaped death when a dynamite bomb was thrown into their dining room during a meal. The official and his wife were seriously injured, while their two children escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Colombo marriage questioned after gender swap joke
A recent Colombo ceremony sparked scrutiny after the bride dressed as the groom and the groom masqueraded as the bride. The couple were not identified until after the unusual practical joke had been carried out, raising questions about the validity of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
Fletcher's Castoria and Other 19th Century Notices
A paste of ad style notices: Castoria for children claims, a British doctor praises poor children’s teeth, Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for injuries, an Irish driver comedy about blueing fluid, Doan’s Regulats for bilious attacks, Adam Smith inkstand seen in Kirkcaldy, and Lang Toun plans a museum for Fifeshire Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Medical Journal
Adam Smith
Kirkcaldy
Fifeshire
Scotland
Longfellow Married His Heroine
American writer Longfellow wed a heroines figure from his tale. His second wife, the Hyperion heroine, died tragically in 1861 by fire. The text promotes Chamberlain's tablets for digestion and appetite, claiming widespread benefit and drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
America
Hyperion
Nothing to Worry About In Cistern Comment
A Hampton's Magazine excerpt shows a nervous boarder asking about open cistern danger. A complacent reply claims the cistern is not used for drinking water, implying safety from the hazard. The brief exchange captures a rural attitude toward unsafe water sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton’s Magazine
Sale of Bonds Owensville Ohio May 31 1912
Sealed proposals for bonds of Owensville Village Clermont County Ohio totaling 1100 dollars will be received by the Village Clerk until 6 pm May 31 1912. Bonds issued to pay sidewalk construction costs and related village expenses bear 5 percent interest, maturing 1 to 19 years from April 5 1912. Bids require $50 certified check and specify bond count and bid amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Clermont
State of
Ohio
Covnone
Sai Village
Broadway
Banner
C. A. Lafferty
Lecroy
J. Key
City
DeWitt County
Illinois
Richebrune
Rigolot Proes
Jupiter
Vidocq
Nogent
H. E. Wise
Pt. Isabel, O
Caseaday
Moscow
Isabel Percheron Stock Co
Frank Jarman
H. E. Wils8
F. McKinley
France
E. Moots
Normal
My Stable
Lorado
Chas
J. Rosselot
Bell Phone No. 511
Facependenshone
Fayetteville
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Clermont Publishing Co
Bataavia
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
Recorder's
Carlorla
Catt Lltedac
David Benneyhoff
Oak Harbor
Scott’s Drug Store
Bethel
Fletcher
Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oil
Real Blue Bloood
Winnegan
Dean
McCormick
Weber
Richmond
Champion
Janesville
Knaus
Buckeye
Armour
Triumph
Red River
Rapp & Wolf
Batavia
Btat
Harness Store
Coyle
Rollins
Hayden & Hutson
Perin
Cincinnati
WM. Hutson
Amelia
Agatf
Gallardo
Rosemere Stock Farm
Archie B
Young Jacks
H. B. Smythe
R. F
Young Jack
Ieee
Superbe
Brown County
Owensville Fair
NTS
USA
Els Dreas
Marion
Marion Shoe CO
John B. Miller
MF Arms
Geo. P. Shaw
New
H. A. Moore
Janior
Attorneys AT Law
F. Roudebush
Courier Block
G. A. Frasier
Razier & Hicks
Louis Hicks
Poeta
Court House
JPWIN
Bly
Clermont House
Main At
O. P. Griffith
Clayton B. Nichols
Biffith & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Courier Building
Belland Citizens’ Telephone
A. B. Nichols
H. L. Nichols
Tchols & Nichols
Tatman Building
Main Street
Nirfolk Western
Clare
Baldwin, Batavia
Sburg
Sardinia
Winchester Peebles
Portsmouth
wEst Amar
Daily Sun
A.M. P.M
A.M. Spree
Reese
Peebles
Winchester
Bardinia
Mabarg
Severp
Baldwin
Brig Nesrkose Esrlesees
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Court and
Roanoke
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
Lynchburg Va
Hillsboro
M. W.B
Bevill
Bladon
General Pass
Cam Bite
Erie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!