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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
8
Local notices from Batavia Ohio outline school books at Klines Store and shop ads for Rapp Bros re-rubbering wheels. Mentions vaudeville acts at city hall, lectures, transit updates, hospital tips, and patent medicines. Includes community items on property, flour, and new pavements, plus various business notices and personal moves.
Background on local debate over courthouse area improvements before the September homecoming. Blair of Tri-County News fears changes will erase familiar scenes for returning residents, while Batavians aim to enhance the town so visitors and locals alike are wowed by its beauty during the weeklong celebration.
William E Harmon of New York contributes 3500 to the Carnegie library fund at Lebanon to furnish the building in a memorial to his mother. He left Lebanon as a poor boy and rose in Wood & Harmon, a leading real estate firm. He is the son of William Harmon once partner of L B Leeds in Clermont Sun and a former Federal army lieutenant.
Mrs. Kate Riley of Hamilton Ohio reports lasting relief from backache headache dizziness and urinary issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She consumed three boxes in total and years later says she remains free of symptoms. Foster Milburn Co buffalo New York promotes the remedy.
Public sale set for Tuesday October 16 at the late L R Beck residence two miles southeast of Bethel with stock grain hay and farm implements offered. Harmon Brothers schedule sale on Gus Starks farm near Batavia starting October 18 at 9 o clock with crop farming outfit and household goods. Ely Cream Balm advertised for catarrh relief sold by druggists and mailed from New York. Civil service commissions announces November 1 examinations for special examiners and special agents in the bureau of corporations with salaries from 1200. Meat inspector exam on October 17 at 1000 salary requires one year meat experience.
Edenton Miss Gertrude Witham of Tobasco visited her parents Ernest Thompson and Misses Dosele Kramer and Lillie Scott on Sunday afternoon. Michie Pierce stayed with Miss A Allen at Milford. Mrs. Frank Griffith departs for Fort Wayne Indiana for her husband’s new position. Mayme Doughman visits sister Mrs. John Martin at Midland for a few days. C L Cast spent Saturday in the city on business. Anna Garrison returned home in Dryton after weeks with her brother’s family.
Mrs Nellie Newberry Short died October 7 1906 at age about 31 after long suffering wife of Charles Short and mother of a son and daughter funeral at home by Rev Burdsall interment in Amelia cemetery. John Carter farmer of Willowville died October 6 1906 aged about 40 leaving a widow and several children son of late Delos Carter a veteran soldier.
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