Alliance Farmers Form County Chapter in Bantam Meeting
Delegates from Clermont county sub Alliances gathered at the Rapp House Bantam to organize a County Alliance. J. H. Pumphrey was named president with S. W. McKinney as vice president and W. E. Pemberton as secretary. resolutions urged US Senators and Food and Dairy Commissioners elected by the people and demanded reductions in county officials salaries.
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Rapp House
Bantam
W. H. Lukins
S. W. McKinney
Chile
J. H. Pumphrey
W. McKinney
E. D. Titus
W. E. Pemberton
Wm. E. Pemberton
Farmers’ Alliance
Clermont County
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County Alliance
Alliance
Eldes
Amelia. W. H. Lukins
Ohio State Farmers’ Alliance
Eureka Hotel
Joseph Dawson
L. Nash
B. F. Penn
J. E. Black
J. W. Penn
John Miller
Walnut Hills
Capt. B. Kline
Grant Newman
Ironton
Mamie Hopkins
John A. Ryland
Gibson House
E. C. Ryland
John S. Robinson
House of Refuge
David Thomas
Virginia Burd Boye
Auburn
Ida Porter
Ripley
Olive Mellen
John Mellen
Newport
Kentucky
Ettie Phillips
Mt. Carmel
Joan Herron
L. W. Short
W. Gardner
Nebraska
Mt. Holly
W. Robb
Mina
Cincinnati
John Thompson
George~ Town
Win. Towner
Weather Outlook by Ohio Meteorological Bureau
Predictions for November December and January to February outline below normal and above normal temperatures in regions, with heavy rainfall and possible snow in the north. Severe cold dips expected in January with subzero readings and potential floods if 1884 patterns repeat.
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Ohio
Close Call as Man’s Foot Is Caught in Frog Rail
James Kelley, 30, laborer of Loveland, barely escaped a locomotive on the C W and B track after his foot wedged in a frog rail at 8 a m. He kicked free, breaking an ankle, then was moved to Betts Street Hospital in Loveland.
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Times-Star
James Kelly
Loveland
Kelly
Betts Street Hospital
Best Salve Sold for Cuts and Skin Ailments
An advertisement promotes a salve claiming to cure cuts sores ulcers and many skin eruptions with a 25 cent per box price and money back guarantee. It also lists sale by Dr. John Bunn Batavia and J B Walker Williamsburg.
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Batavia
J. B
Walker
Williamsburg
Mrs P Means Business and Other Local Notes
A compilation of brief local items from sister counties includes threats over shooting a herding dog in Stephen Phillips territory, thefts from the probate office, praise for normal school's North-South unity, a tragic hunting accident near Russelville, tobacco sales tallied by a Cincinnati broker, and a bloody election morning knife fight in Monroe township leaving George Lewis gravely injured.
Sleepwalking Moment Ends Safely in Cistern Fall
Miss Cora Ervin, 16, awoke in her sleep and wandered into an open cistern at her home in Hillsboro. She fell into three feet of cold water, regaining consciousness quickly after neighbors heard her cries. She was bruised but suffers no serious injuries and vows not to repeat the incident.
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Cora Ervin
Cora
Hillsboro News Herald
Woman’s place in church government sparks fierce debate
A letter in the Standard argues for women’s rights in church leadership, contrasting domestic duties with public voice and calling for justice in all life domains. The Milford Enterprise notes the cremation and burial request of Jas. J. Gordon, honoring his nature-loving legacy and controversial temptations. An advertisement for dental brushes appears from Belt & Barr’s in Batavia.
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Jackson
Land sale near Sheridan station nets Harmon firm
The sale to Wood Harmon Co. of about fifty acres near Sheridan station on the Panhandle railroad fetched about 90 000 dollars. The property lies four miles from Union station with river views and Panhandle yard expansions expected to boost homeseeker appeal. STarmon reportedly earned over 300 000 from real estate speculation in the last two years, surpassing trap-shooting gains.
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C. B. Harmon
Clermont
Warren
Union Station
Ohio River
Panhandle
Starmon
Political Echoes After a County Election
A roundup of Clermont and Batavia politics notes from the election, listing gains and losses for Republicans and Democrats, local officials and candidates, counts by precincts, and remarks on figures like McLean and Hausserman. Mentions voters, tally results, and county officers with party affiliations.
Around the Court House County Officials Rest as Public Recovers from Election
Probate Court naturalizations list Joseph Kiremphier Frank Pflousler Jacob Lang and Charles Koening all born in Germany. Marriage licenses issued for Charles Ellis and Kate Hulse John Gant and Fannie Le Grand Alfred Carter and Sallie Adele Snider. Real estate transfers show multiple parcels sold including town lots and paid sums. Commissioners met with settlements for contractors but little other business noted. New pleas include several civil and family cases and a trial for State of Ohio vs George Hecht ending in assault and battery. burglary case continued.
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Germany
Frank Pflousler
Jacob Lang
Charles Koening
Charles Ellis
Kate Hulse
John Gant
Fannie le Grand
Alfred Carter
Sallie Adele Snider
Thomas Jones
DR. Irwin
C. H. Hopper
G. 8. Shannon
W. H
Prke
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Robert H. Burnett
Magdaline A. English
Wm. A. Buchanan
Emma Buchanan
George Rowe
Mary M. Laycock
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Ohio
Cocky McCune
Richmond
Culver
Tobacco market shows strong demand for quality leaf
Report on Bodman sales highlights robust trade for sweet colury medium leaf and fine leaf in good condition with strong bids. Units from Ripley Kentucky and Mt. Sterling Kentucky top the board. numerous buyers including H Cluxton J W R Corlis Richards Stivers Co Mason Brown Pendleton Blue Grass Owen West Virginia and Amelia entries. Local notes cover Farmers Alliance meeting officials and social visits. community events and business updates fill the rest.
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Ripley
J. W.R. Corlis
Brooksville
Kentucky
Richards, Stivers & Co
Pendleton
Owen
West Virginia
Kemp's Balsam Publicity Claim From Canajoharie Engineer
An engineer A R Arnold of the West Shore railroad at Canajoharie New York endorses Kemp's Balsam as a cure for coughs and sore throats. He claims it saved him from pneumonia last winter and tastes good, saying the fret dose helps children and adults alike.
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A. R. Arnold
West Shore Railroad
Canajobarie
N.Y
Constitutional Remedy Suggested for Chronic Cough
The article explains throat coughs arise from catarrh a constitutional disease and ordinary remedies fail Hood s Sarsparilla purifies blood builds health and expels scrofulous taint curing coughs linked to consumption by addressing underlying conditions many cases improve with this tonic.
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Hood
Rushmaby & Bainum Run Pottery Stand in Progress
The notice states business continues at the old pottery stand managed by Rushmaby & Bainum. Arthur Armacost has joined the steamer Telegraph as an engineer trainee. Also reports a 29 to 2 vote to send women as delegates to the M. E. conference and notes Laura Galbreth remains sick.
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Arthur Armacost
Telegraph
M. E
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Hirac
Medical prospectus from Parker Institute in Nashville
A damaged ad promises cure for weak and degiled bodies urging readers to send for a pamphlet by a top specialist. It discusses early evil habits and consequences like decay, consumption or insanity and instructs to address Dr Parker's Medical and Surgical Institute at 158 North Spruce Street, Nashville Tennessee.
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Ted
Parker
Medical and Surgical Institute
Spruce Street
Nashville
Tennessee
Tag Trade Mark 471 at Bolt and Barrigg Batavia
A brief notice records registration of Tag Trade Mark 471 at Bolt and Barrigg in Batavia with Reeves 7 aPad referenced in the text.
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Bolt & Barrigg
Batavia
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