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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1909
Page
4
A scanned Brown County column laments peanut politics and hints at an Ohio statewide prohibition vote soon. It notes Polk Street pole talks, Congress-like rhetoric, and mixed views on immigration, Temperance, and New York graft with Carrie Nation and Tammany influence highlighted.
A young Kentucky girl scared away 40 night riders using an old smooth bore shotgun. The incident follows Governor Wilson's amnesty proclamation for night-rider destroyers, which appears to have emboldened farmers and reduced the fear among locals.
The text notes the comet is out of sight to ordinary observers but may be visible with a powerful telescope between Orion and Hyades. If its speed and course persist, it could strike the earth, making its further itinerary a matter of interest, though details remain uncertain.
In a Birmingham address President TAP argues the best legacy to a young man is education and character. The Ohio State Journal notes opposing views as some favor leaving wealth to children while others blame streets and media for character formation.
A very interesting session of the First District Sunday schools was held at the Baptist church in Bata via on November 5 6 7 with interesting topics discussed and a large attendance.
A three year old boy Jamie sneezed often while sick with a heavy cold. His friend Jack's mother asked about medicine. Jamie replied his mother gave him only a clean handkerchief as the remedy, producing it proudly.
The article notes that many unknown regions cannot be shown on global maps because countless small areas remain unmapped, making a fully dotted representation impractical. It emphasizes the sheer number of such regions and the challenge of comprehensive cartography.
Uncle Eben quips that the man who loves to make a disturbance is like a car horn. He can force others aside, but if left to himself he gains no progress.
Readers are asked to critique the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer to improve its family guidance content. The paper promises practical help for father and mother in managing finances and home duties, aiming to raise children with sound values and a better community life.
Official copy of the order fixing the terms of the Common Pleas Courts in Brown and Clermont Counties for 1910. Brown County dates are January 10, April 11, and October 10. Clerk F. C. Patzer certifies the true copy with court seal at Batavia Ohio on October 1900.
Courier excerpts note Brown County probate appointment for Charles F. Campbell and a resignation. county pavement praised. Camp Dennison strength listed. Charles W. Pegg selling drug store stake and planning California return. Clermont County Agricultural Society officers elected at Batavia with Dial as president and Mears as VP. multiple local names mentioned.
An old advertisement touts HOUSER REMEDY X-ALPO as a family remedy for stomach liver kidney and bowels. It claims climate changes and over eating cause ailments, offers an 80 day treatment trial with money back if unsatisfied, and requests postal address to send the remedy to Hamlet 0.
Unclear OCR text notes a Sardinia connection with Hillsboro branch and travel details. Mentions trains leaving daily except Sunday with times 605 and 10 percent W.2 B. B PILL and a Cincinnati general pattern. No coherent event or names verified.
I J B Turner Treasurer of Clermont County Ohio announces the 1909 tax year mills levied on each dollar of property listed for taxation within the county. The notice sets the mill rate details per property category as required by law.
Clermont County treasurer J B Turner of Batavia Ohio announces a sale of a Good Post Card Plant and other opportunities. Listings include a blacksmith position in Cincinnati and requests for workers in Batavia, with notices for livestock and dairy cows in Ohio.
In Mt. Orab Ohio area a sale offers bred Mam moth Bronze turkeys and household lots. Also several farm items including wells and cisterns for sale near Concord. Other sale mentions include 400 bushels of good wheat and assorted poultry offerings from Andrews T. HM Goff.
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