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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1903
Page
8
Batavia residents host guests from Danville Cincinnati and Ivorydale while local shops promote school goods Foley cough remedies and kidney cures are advertised. Teachers plan fall sessions and performers readers discuss lectures at St Rose Cincinnati and Batavia events.
The wedding took place Sunday afternoon at the bride’s home in East Batavia with Rev. Howard Billman officiating. The groom William E. Parrish works in Cincinnati at a large lumber plant. the bride is the Batavia daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Sprinz. They plan to reside in St Bernard. Many friends offer congratulations. Also noted, Harvey Robinson on furlough from naval training, visiting Batavia relatives. Dinner hosted by R F Robinson and others, marking a rare gathering of four sisters. News includes local ads and D K McDonald named private secretary to Amor Smith in Cincinnati. he will keep his Batavia law practice.
Bargain sale features men’s all wool black clay worsteds and knee pant suits. Prices range from 1.25 to 2.50 for youth sizes 9 to 18, with items claimed to be superior quality and well made.
Complete line of knit and fleece-lined underwear at right prices. Ladies Veste 25c 35c, Ladies Union Suits 50c to 1.00, Childs Union Suits 25c and 35c, heavy fleeced shirts and drawers 25c to 50c, Wrights Health Underwear 1.00, Corset Covers 25c and 50c.
The ad promotes fall shoes focusing on quality and service. It lists women's Victor Box Calf Custom made high grade at 2.00, men's Vidi with Gait Lining Box Calf or Patent Leather at 2.00, dress shoes at 2.00, rough and ready at 1.50, and other sturdy options like Vici Kid and Nevy Ualf School Shoes priced around 1.00 to 1.50.
The advertisement promotes skirts by Lindsley and Son, noting price and finish superiority. It compares two samples made from Melton cloth with trimmed features and color options, selling at 3 50.
In Youngstown Telegram coverage, Tom Johnson’s stance on the single land tax defined by Henry George is scrutinized. The piece argues Johnson would confiscate land values, cut tariffs, and rely on land taxation to fund government, framing his position as anti democracy and self serving.
Local residents share updates on moving to South Milford, home purchases, and family travel. Community events include WCTU attendance, Epworth League leadership, and Sunday school notes. The Belfast School rejoices over new teacher Inez Mitchell as public works advance with electric lights and a large drilling machine at Carrell Jamieson Works. Two carloads of pressed brick are sent to Camden, NC, continuing prior shipments.
Rev W J Baker leads devotional exercises with topics on truancy reading and attendance in a Felicity High School setting. Miss Valera Hartshorn directs out of school reading questions and Miss Nellie Butler moderates attendance regularity questions.
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