Special Offer Highlights Local Paper Subscriptions
The Courier announces a one year bundled offer with Cincinnati papers and discounts for Courier and Weekly Enquirer 150, Gazette 135, Daily Post 275, Daily Times-Star 250, and Courier and New World thrice weekly. Also promotes stove bargains at Rapp Bros Batavia and local notices on Thanksgiving and community events.
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Courier
Cincinnati
Weekly Enquirer
Courier and
Weekly Gazette
Courier and Daily Post
Daily Times-Star
Gourier
New York World
Ees
Castori Sears Live The Kind You Have Bought
The Georgetown Guzsite now operates as a stock company with Leeds heirs as main shareholders and John Leeds as editor. Free trial mailings of Dr Shoops Catarrh Remedy are promoted, with Nash Pharmacy selling the remedy. The message closes with seasonal reflections on year end and gratitude.
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Castori Sears
Georgetown
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Nash Pharmacy
Local notices and business items from Batavia area
The Colter Canning Company reports seven car loads of tomatoes this year. Dr. J. J. Werner will visit Clermont House Batavia on November 12 to 16 for dentistry. Albert Fitzwater, once of Batavia, returns to vote and rekindle old ties in Fi. Thomas Kentucky. Public sale by R. Applegate postponed due to weather to Saturday at 1 pm. Buggy and wagon wheels offered from $4 to $9 a set by Tue Cuytm Bunoy & Imp. Co of Batavia.
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J. J. Werner
Clermont House
Batavia
Lerado
Fomorin
Marathon
Central House
Boston
Albert Fitzwater
Fi. Thomas
Kentucky
Mra. R. &. Applegate
Tue Cuytm Bunoy & Imp. Co
May
Ohio
Church Movement and Pulpit Exchange Notices
Church affairs note preacher movements and pulpit exchanges at M E and Presbyterian churches. Rev Dr W A Robinson preaches Sunday morning with Christ Hospital offering. no evening service. Mrs Burdsall travels to Chillicothe with Rev Burdsall joining later. Rev E Trumbull Lee to preach next Sabbath exchanging pulpits with Rev George H Lee. Presbyterian Brotherhood convention at Music Hall Tuesday through Thursday touted as the largest religious gathering in Cincinnati. Prayer meeting topic is Prepresentation for Worship Psalms. A duet by Rev Lee and Walter Sullivan closes last Sunday. Jubilee concert at city hall tomorrow for Presbyterian church.
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M. E. Church
W. A. Robinson
Christ Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Edmund Burdsall
George W. Spencer
Chillicothe
Burdsall
E. Trumbull Lee
Wilkinsburg
George H. Lee
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Lee
Walter Sullivan
City Hall
Grace Dustin Hedrick Hosts Warm North Dakota Homecoming Dinner
Mrs Grace Dustin Hedrick of Wells ton North Dakota visiting Batavia was honored at a dinner last Friday hosted by Mrs Keziah Hulick Brown. Ohio friends including Mrs Delia Howard Davis and Mrs Jennie Gest Dustin attended. Old friendships among guests enhanced the pleasant occasion.
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Grace Dustin Hedrick
Wellston
North Dakota
Batavia
Ohio
Keziah Hulick Brown
Cincinnati
Delia Howard Davis
Jennie Gest Dustin
Mrs Mayme Hazen Arraigned for Second Degree Murder
Mrs Mayme Hazen appeared in common pleas court Monday charged with murder in the second degree of Herman Luebbers of Cincinnati in July. She posted $10,000 bond for December 16, accompanied by many Olive Branch friends, and showed no emotion during the arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Hazen
Common Pleas Court
Herman Luebbers
Cincinnati
Olive Branch
Wrong Hat Prompts Laughter at Court Arraignment
After a Monday recess in a libel case Mrs Hazen, hats lay on tables. Tom Glancy, a council candidate, grabbed a hat and wore it away. Lou Hicks later found his hat on Glancy and recovered it. The scene drew laughter as voters joked about honesty and election chances.
Woodmen of America Pays $100000 Insurance Claim
A letter from Batavia dated October 98 1907 states AMEDA R urra received $100000 from The Modern Woodmen of America for her late husband George D Smith. She praises the order for prompt payment and recommends the insurance to others.
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Batavia
Woodmen of America
George D Smith
Uncle Dan Reynolds Victim of Staircase Accident
Uncle Dan Reynolds, janitor of the M. B. church, fell at his home last week and broke his hip after a misstep on the stairs. He is near his 90th year, frail but may recover slowly. many friends express sympathy.
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Dan Reynolds
M. B. Church
Reynolda
Cost of Poles and Ties in Cincinnati Court Suit
William G. Chaney of Spokane sues C. G. & P. Railway Co in U S court at Cincinnati. He claims $6,869.24 for 57 781 railroad ties furnished six years ago and $2,346.89 for 3 100 chestnut poles, after partial payments totaling $18 719 55 and $6 009 respectively. Judge Thompson presides.
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U. S
Cincinnati
Thompson
William G. Chaney
Spokane
Washington
C. G. & P. Railway Co
Married at Batavia Joyful Start for Bauer and Hutchenson
On Monday morning November 4 1907 at the M E Parsonage Batavia Adam J Bauer and Miss Sarah E Hutchenson both of Hills Station were united in marriage by Rev E Burdsall. The couple then drove to Loveland to establish their future home. Mr Bauer is a skilled worker at the Globe Wernica factory Norwood. Neighbors and acquaintances extend congratulations.
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M. E Parsonage
Batavia
Adam J. Bauer
Sarah E. Hutchenson
Hill’s Station
Rev. E. Burdsall
Loveland
Globe Wernica
Norwood
Swamp Root Ad Claims Kidney Cure Mystery
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for lame back kidney liver and bladder trouble promising quick relief. It offers free samples and a booklet by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and notes bottles sold by druggists.
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Kilmer
Bright
In Praise of the Bore by Don Marquis
Marquis argues that the bore, though maligned, is honest and lacks hypocrisy. He claims the bore has a genuine message and generous self regard, and urges readers to show him more charity based on his consistent nature and motives.
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Stevenson
Don Marquis
Uncle Remus
Ditto George and the Cabbage-Head Rejection
A shy policeman named George confesses love to Mary who responds with Ditto, meaning in his confusion he asks what ditto means. Reassured by a joke about cabbage heads he leaves, offended by the nickname and unwilling to be consoled.
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George X
Mary
George
A Little Touch of Nature on a Broadway Car
A 12 year old boy and a woman three times his age share a weary moment on a Broadway streetcar. Their clothing shows wear as they sit apart yet exchange a brief connection, ending with shared tired smiles.
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New York Press
Patrick's Will in the Irish Village
An elderly local figure, trusted for disputes and wills, is awakened by a caller Paddy Flaherty who confesses anxiety over his will admitting he has left himself no stool to sit on, revealing a humorous twist in a small Irish village.
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Paddy Flaherty
Pat
What He Wanted to Know by a Mississippi Delegate
A Mississippi delegate recalls a six year old boy at a convention who looked at a goldfish aquarium and asked if the fish were solid. The anecdote illustrates early lessons about the value of solid gold and sterling silver through a quaint, humorous moment.
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Mississippi
Speed
Look Forward with Hope Across Time
An exhortation to forget the past and embrace the future with optimism. It urges leaving failures behind, not dwelling on yesterday, and focusing on new beginnings and opportunities ahead.
Getting Even and Secrets Between Lovers
A terse dispute outlines revenge vows after a man and woman betray spouses. The dialogue frames retaliation actions and the desire to hide misdeeds from their partners.
Rat Performs Trapeze On Wire Above Baltimore Street
A gray rat walked 30 feet above West Baltimore street along an electric wire for hours, dodging English sparrows with acrobatic moves. Crowds observed from 6 to 8 pm as the rodent balanced, sat, and fought birds before being knocked from the wire near Carrolton avenue and Baltimore street and killed by a dog. The incident, witnessed by thousands, raises questions about how the rat climbed the pole in the first place.
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Baltimore
Carrolton Avenue
Baltimore Street
Howard
Baltimore Dispatch
Washington Post
Hunch Pays For Mexico Mo. Horseman Wing Ting Wins
Kay Spence of Mexico Missouri won $1,000 at a Louisville race meet on a hunch after spotting a Chinese laundry ticket among his betting choices. He switched from the favorite Joaquin to Wing Ting, who then won handily. Spence runs a large breeding stable and attends major racing events. Kansas City Star notes his unusual stroke of luck and the public’s reaction.
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Kay Spence
Mexico
Louisville
Mr. Spence
Joaquin
Wing Ting
Spence
Kansas City Star
Notice of nonresponsibility for debts
The notice states that the signer will not be responsible for any bills or debts made by Mrs. Judith McIntosh and H. W. Kinney. Dated October 23, 1907, the document asserts liability exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith McIntosh
H. W. Kinney
Money to Loan in Batavia Ohio Seven Thousand Dollars
Local notice advertises up to seven thousand dollars available for first mortgage loans at six percent interest in any amount of one thousand dollars or more. Separate attorney names and office addresses appear, with contact details and monthly branch office openings. plus a tobacco and liquor store promotion and milk separator advertisement included in the page.
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Spridel
Batavia
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Harriet Bonnell
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