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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1916

Page

7

Hughes Campaign Opens in Dayton with Massive Ohio Rally

Charles Evans Hughes arrives by special train to Dayton Ohio for a historic campaign opening. Myron T Herrick Governor Willis and Warren G Harding join. A 20,000 strong parade with 380 bands signals a coast to coast GOP mobilization across Ohio.

Dayton Charles Evans Hughes Ohio Daytona Hughes Miami Lakeside Park Willis Herrick Walter D. Cline 2D and Ludlow Streets Mr. Hughes Gov. Willis Myron T. Herrick Senator Harding John Hays Hammond Charles 8. Hatfield Blaine Club Cincinnati Buckeye Club Columbus Clarke County Republican Club Montgomery County West Side Harrison Township Eighth Ward Urbana Glee Club Lincoln League Colored Men Hughes-Herrick-Willis Club West Side Colored Republican Club Wilberforce Student's Republican Club Greene County Xenia Lebanon Warren County Fayette County Washington D. H Clinton County Wilmington Highland County Hillsboro Preble Darke Champaign Gallia Knox Counties Etvery Montgomery County Fairgrounds

Curious Shops of Japan Feature Bold Market Scenes

The article tours Japanese shops from green grocers to flower stalls and lantern makers, noting vivid displays and busy sellers. It mentions a meat cutter, vast shoe stores, and a vegetable peddler carrying heavy loads, highlighting radishes, lotus roots, and burdock roots as distinct regional fare.

Japan Christian Herald

Thrifty Shopper Buys Fifteen Cent Eggs

A talkative driver recounts a neighbor’s tale of a thrifty wife hunting eggs at markets. She finally buys half a dozen eggs for eight cents at a fifteen cent per dozen shop, unaware that sixteen cent eggs would have cost the same.

Encouraging Him. Bashful Youth And Maiden Exchange

A terse dialogue fragment shows a bashful youth fearing a reaction from his lover's father and the Maiden recalling others who faced similar trials as heroes. The Club Fellow offers the framing voice.

Arthur

Daily Thought on Ren dered Benefit and Charity

A reflective note urges that any good received should be repaid line for line and deed for deed to another, warning against storing too much kindness. The saying emphasizes reciprocal obligation and balanced generosity as a moral guide.

Emerson

Man's Limitations Defined

Quote noting that no man fully understands girls or women, attributed to an exchange.

Wreck on Keystone Express Kills Two Crew, Injures Score

Two Pennsylvania Railroad trainmen, Engineer J J Berry and Fireman B Miller, died when piston rod broke on Keystone Express No 1231 near Kings Mills Station. About twenty passengers suffered injuries as two engines left the rails and two coaches were pulled from the track. injured were treated at a private Kings Mills hospital and by Dr C R Holmes in Cincinnati.

Western Union Newspaper News Service Cincinnati Pennsylvania New York Kings Mills Station J. J. Berry Miller Pennsylvania Railroad Miami River Berry Kings Mills C. R. Holmes

McGuffey Onion Marsh Fire Contained With Guard Help

A strong wind kept the McGuffey onion marsh blaze from reaching the town of McGuffey in Hardin county. Firefighters have the flames under control as about 1,500 acres burned. Ohio National Guardmen and mine rescue crews led the response, with additional guardsmen en route.

Ninth Battalion

Columbus Wants Dairy Show in 1918

Columbus seeks the national dairy show for 1918 to be held in Springfield Massachusetts this year. The event is expected to draw about five hundred thousand visitors from across the United States. Prize dairy cattle of all breeds and all kinds of dairy machinery will be shown, with a special Jersey cattle train stopping in Columbus on October 10. Local groups will host the visiting delegation.

Columbus Springfield Mass Columbus Rotary Club The Young Business Men's Club Chamber of Commerce State Board of Agriculture

Old Ohio railroad quits after decades of operation

Henry H. Isham of Elizabeth New Jersey announces the abandonment of the Marietta Columbus and Cleveland Railroad, which ran from Marietta to Paris tapping rich farming country. Mail and passenger service will end in a few days and freight in 30 days. The line has operated since 1854 and lost money for years.

Marietta Marietta, Columbus and Cleveland Paris Henry H. Isham Elizabeth N. J

National Association Receives Aid for Agricultural Survey

Cleveland program reports cooperation with the National Chamber of Commerce to survey agricultural conditions nationwide. James A. McKibben of the Boston Chamber of Commerce was chosen president of the association at the session after new directors were elected.

Cleveland, O National Chamber of Commerce United States National Association of Commercial Organization James A. McKibben Boston Chamber of Commerce

French capital to back J. Cromwell Steel mill plan

Lorain Ohio reports French backers to fund a large steel mill on a 252 acre site bought recently. J Cromwell Steel Co. aims to start immediate construction with 2 million dollars for initial units, expanding to a 50 million project upon completion. W D Batsholts of Paris sits on the board as vice president, and J Cromwell Cleveland heads the company.

Lorain J. ©. Cromwell Steel Co W. D. Batsholts Paris J. ©. Cromwell Cleveland

Seven Hunters Arrested In Ohio For Hunting Without License

Winchester C deputy game warden John R Stofe announced a renewed anti hunting drive and says seven men were brought before a magistrate. Each was fined 25 dollars plus costs for hunting without a license. arraignments occurred at Manchester and Georgetown Ohio. Names include Thomas Eddington William Ellis Sam McHenry King Riggs Geo Messer Guy Weaver and John Theise.

Winchester John R. Stofe Thomas Eddington William Ellis Sam McHenry King Riggs Geo. Messer Manchester Guy Weaver John Theise Georgetown

Governor in Auto Wreck Near Ada Ohio

Governor Willis his wife and daughter were riding in a taxi en route to Ada Ohio for a diamond jubilee at the Disciples Christian Church when the vehicle collided with a large truck. Mrs Willis sustained the most serious injuries but doctors expected a rapid recovery. The governor and his family had stayed the night with his parents prior to the trip.

Delaware, U Willis Hocking Valley Willie Ada Ohio Disciples Christian Church

Celebration marks completion of Old Trails road in Belmont

A huge community event in St. Clairsville Belmont County celebrated the National Pike now the Old Trails road. The 30 mile paved stretch spans from the Ohio river east to Guernsey county west and drew more than 5000 automobiles from Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania for a peak good roads celebration.

St. Clairsville Belmont County Ohio River Guernsey County Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania

Big contract awarded for Pennsylvanian roadbed grading

Leetonia Ohio reports Frank R. Jones Construction Co of Chicago has the contract to grade the Pennsylvania Railroad main line roadbed for two additional tracks between here and Sebring a distance of 18 miles. Estimated cost ranges from 800000 to 1000000 dollars.

Leetonia, C Frank R. Jones Construction Co Chicago Pennsylvania Railroad Co Here Sebring

Ohio towns report varied local notes in brief sentences

New school head J R Clements to push physical culture in all schools in Lancaster. Elyria court of appeals hears nine cases with Judges Carpenter Mears and Grant. Akron reports five injured when auto skids and somersaults in Lakeside Corners. Findlay taxes rise to 8.2 mills after $1,000,000 improvements. Wooster hires former Wooster College head Louis Holden for Presbyterian board post. Elyria cow rescue succeeds but barn fire claims four cows and a calf. Gallipolis Green Line packet Reuben Laubar sunk near Moscow may be total loss. Delaware reports death of 97 year old Margaret Lane. Newark police note pickpocket gangs at Licking County Fair. $3,500 missing from sale proceeds. Lake View hosts 37th reunion of Fifty-seventh Regiment O V V L on Oct 18–19. president F M Smith of Lake View. Findlay city council grants 15 year railroad franchise if Lake Erie Bowling Green & Napoleon Electric line buys its property for junk.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles E. Hughes Medane B. Willis Hughes, Wilis, and Gem City Line Town Warren G. Harding National Military Home Gov. White Lakeside Auditorium Republican League Ohio Federation of Republican Clubs Hammond James M. Linton Ohio Republican League Charles Cottrell Toledo James R. Hopley Clarence Maris Earl Ellis League Hughes Party Bia James M. Cox Memorial Hall E. P. Mathews Ralph D. Cole Republican National Speakers’ Bureau Blaine Club of William Henry Harrison Robert R. Nevin Fourth Ward Victory Republican State Executive Committee Hatfield C. 8. Hatfield Miami Hotel State Committee Charles Hatfield Hardin County National Exhibition of State OLD Ohio Railroad AID For Agricultural Survey Buckeye News Lancaster J. R. Clements Elyria, O Court of Appeals Carpenter, Mears Grant Akron, O Lakeside Corners Findlay, O Findlay Wooster Louis Edward Holden Wooster College General Presbyterian Board New York City Elyria Jerry Donahue Gallipolis Green Line Reuben Laubar Moscow Delaware, O Margaret McCarty Lane Delaware County Ireland Newark Licking County Frank Willy Lake View, O Fifty-seventh Regiment Lake View Logan County F. M. Smith Lexe View Bowling Green, O Toledo, Fostoria & Findlay Railroad Lake Erie, Bowling Green & Napoleon Electric Railroad
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