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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
4
A Clermont Sun reader lists local and state offices with names such as Roland G. Davis and Fred Holgington, then parodies campaigns, jokes on Cox and Harding, and laments coal, roads and party lines while urging Republican votes and open covenants. The letter includes mock warnings about marriage and political influence.
Clermont county Republicans praise their county slate as best in years and call for a complete straight-ticket vote. They accuse Democrats of foolishness in Ohio politics, praise Ohio’s GOP leadership, and urge early voting to restore Republican control in November.
Ohio voter, Davis outlines his plan in a direct campaign address at Washington Courthouse. He pledges plain speaking, budget balance, and tax freedom for municipalities while opposing excess in state government and promising to abolish unnecessary jobs. Clermont County election board orders town precincts and names Marathon and Monterey as centers.
State Highway Department Columbus invites sealed proposals by Oct 8 1920 for grading drainage bridges and culverts on Milford Hillsboro Road Section II in Stonelick township Clermont County. Project length 3.545 miles with waterbound macadam surface estimate 100 0794 dollars. Bond required up to 10 000 dollars. plans on file with resident engineer. highway commissioner reserves right to reject bids.
Notice by the Pt Isabel Special School District of Clermont County that an election will be held at the usual voting place on Tuesday November 2 1920 from 5 80 to 5 30 Bi to decide on a two year additional tax levy beyond the regular limits to support local schools per House Bill 615. The district clerk, MO. E. meow Ud, certifies the notice. Bethel Ohio August 24 1920.
Fragmentary notice describes Fletcher's Castoria slogan and a village area split by Main Street with boundaries and officials named in unclear text. It mentions precincts and roads like Wooster Pike and Goshen Towns, listing entities such as Bethel Corp and Prototnct Corp in a damaged header.
The Clermont Common Pleas orders a site auction of two parcels in Wayne Township on October 30, 1920. The first tract covers about 1 acres and 2 1? poles with Harvey and Fenn survey bounds. the second tract lies west of the first with metes and bounds described. The sale mentions deed references to Andrew Jackson and wife, and Charles Hill as a party, with administrator Bertha Hill seeking proceeds per court order. Terms require one-third cash, two-year note with interest, to be secured by the premises.
Mount Sangay in the eastern Andes of South America stands as the most active volcano. It rises about 17 190 feet and has remained in near constant eruption since 1728.
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