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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
8
Reads like a price list for newspaper subscriptions. Mentions Courier and Weekly Enquirer Courier and Cincinnati Post Courier and Cincinnati Times Star with monthly or yearly rates. The snippet shows annual and per-year pricing figures but lacks full context.
The notice lists several publications and rates for a 60 day period. It states Reg Price Per Year and weekly, semi monthly, or monthly editions for the Weekly Enquirer Farm & Fireside Poultry Success Woman's World Farm News and Clermont Courier. A six publication bundle is offered for a total sum.
Clermont Pub. Co. promotes ads and notices while H 8 Hulick is sick. The Highland county jury cost $24 last year. Rice's Livery Barn advertises automobile service. Otis D. Crane visits Dayton. Mrs. Ruth Crane hosts. Dale family visits. Pete Gunderley and wife vacation in Cincinnati. Supreme Court upholds blind law. Shipp and daughter return from Washington. Gail Anderson and wife visit from Russellville. Paint contract win for Everett Dugan and brother in Cincinnati. Parrott visits Toledo home over Sunday. Bethel Roller Mills bids higher wheat prices. Joe Smith employed in Reading glass factory. Farmers' Fall Festival warned for Williamsburg Oct 17-18. Lloyd Weaver visits from Lebanon. Deputy Sheriff Miller and bride settle in Water Street cottage. Mrs. Edward Wooster and son visit Perintown. Minnie Griffith travels to Youngstown. Samuel W. Sprague buys Wasner property near railroad bridge. Julian Fishback and Elton Slade guests of Slade family. Ella Lane travels to Hamilton for family visits and Butler county fair.
The Ohio Farmers Insurance Co has relocated to the Courier Building No 3 E Market St Batavia Ohio. New Clermont county agent L L Johnson invites locals with business or social queries. Johnson praised for reliability and prompt claim payments. Address P O D No 227 Batavia Bell 152.
Harry and Louis Thomas of Cincinnati visited grandparents Daniel Brunk and wife. Miss Adda Dewdney joins Union Central Life in Cincinnati. Alma Bennet of Glen Este hosted by Mrs. Breedings on Broadway. Artis Fitzwater dies at 77 in Miami township. funeral at Concord church. Bethel beats Dolly Varden 11 to 1 in Cincinnati. Various ads for tonics, ointments, and medicines accompany community notices.
Weather bureau estimates 163 million in flood damage across the Ohio valley, mainly in Ohio and Indiana. Losses include railroads telegraph and telephone lines and farms with potential crops totaling about 11 million. A L Anse Michigan businessman Henry A Johnston notes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds.
Dr. F P Witham of Withamsville dies at 1 a m Monday aged 60 after a long illness. Practiced 35 years with a large patient load and served as Amelia State Bank president. Survived by a widow and one sister. Funeral Saturday 2 p m at Baptist church Williamsville Rev Johnson officiating. burial Mt Moriah Cemetery.
Supt. J. N. Stephenson leads the list as an educator in high demand after serving three different school boards in one summer. He moved from Higginsport to Mt. Crabb and finally Higginsport where he remains, though tenure may be short due to shifting salaries. F. H. Leever resigns Camp Dennison schools, replaced by John Hutchinson of Marathon. Resignations are plentiful.
A 1913 joint resolution proposes adding Section 12 to Article XII, exempting state and local bonds and public school bonds from taxation. The measure, approved April 18 1913, would take effect upon adoption and includes official secretary of state certification and authorized publication details.
Article discusses proposed 1913 amendment to Ohio constitution section 4 to allow women to hold state offices. It outlines submission to voters, placement on the ballot, and effect if adopted, naming officials and departments affected and the role of public printing.
Have you anything to sell See C M Long who arranges weekly Saturday sales in Applegate's store He will sell your goods on percent.
The article incorrectly carried John R. Woodlief’s byline instead of Frank Davis Sr. The endorsing sentiment, shared by Mr. W. and hundreds of others, celebrated the splendid victory of Monday.
Ohio records show a joint resolution proposing amendments to sections 1 2 and 18 of Article III to implement a short ballot for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer and attorney general. The measure, approved in 1913, details election timing terms and official succession.
Legislative proposal to repeal and amend sections of Ohio Article X to create a short ballot for county and township officers. Election scheduled for the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1913 with later transition to January 1 1914 if adopted. State official certifies copies and details to be published.
Frost and cold weather damaged tobacco cropland in Clermont County with lower lands more affected and top leaves turning black. The late season and drought contributed to the loss, which is hard to estimate but expected to be high. A.C. Nash advertises kidney relief medicine.
The commission selecting a site for a new state penitentiary will meet in Columbus on Wednesday. All bidders will have a hearing. bids already filed from Black Lick Franklin county Wayne sville Warren county Coshocton Newark Logan Giouster Akron Stark Licking Pickaway and Madison counties.
The Independent editor says he will close the shop for two weeks for a vacation. Printers and staff deserve rest, but face complaints when articles touch sensitive topics, and many citizens hear little in reply despite praise.
A speaker explains that students must file statements with the county auditor to reach the State auditor for relief. He urges timely action, noting Ohio’s large funds and the chance to replenish by securing aid before funds run out.
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