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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
8
Owensville sick list includes Joly A T Johnson and J R Woodnier as well as updates on Gersham Lesco and Frances Hulick. Community events feature visits, funerals in Stonelick Twp and Amelia, Olive Branch church work, and Memorial Day plans.
A baby boy was born to Smith Richards and wife on May 1. Another boy arrived to focnere Winemiller and wife in May. A third son was born to Sarton Alexander and wife in May.
John Oljar will offer for sale at his home on the Mike Zitt farm on the river road between Nine Mile and Ten Mile Stop 44 New Richmond Traction at 10 a m old time Saturday May to his horse cows hogs shoate shickens wagon Ford machine and 100 other articles Usual terms A M Bilis auctioneer Withamsville
In the home of Rev. Dr. Wmn Brown on May 21 1921 at 1 4 p m the couple Joseph B Kasyr and Lucy N Holmes both of Williamsburg were joined in matrimony by Dr Brown. The note sends wishes for a bright future as days unfold.
In Batavia Ohio shoppers confront soaring Farm Implements prices amid calls by committees on refreshments for Fourth of July events. The confused notice references Fletcher's Castoria and local car painting services, hinting at rising costs and public concerns.
Department of Botany at Ohio Experiment Station Wooster warns tobacco growers to watch for a wildfire like bacterial disease spreading across eastern tobacco regions and in Hamilton Clermont Brown and Harborland counties. The disease produces spots with a half to three eighths inch diameter spores and wet leaf rot in small plants. larger leaves show yellow halos. No field control found yet. infected beds spread disease to seed plots, prompting reports to the Botany department.
Ford Motor Company reports ongoing strong production at its Detroit plant with May plans at 101125 units and daily output near 4000 by early May. Through May 12 daily totals reached 4092, the highest this year, and May 1921 is expected to exceed May 1920 by 15 20 thousand cars and trucks. About 43000 workers operate six days weekly on three shifts amid peak conditions, Henry Ford declaring the plant never in better shape.
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