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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
4
The piece denounces Jupson Harmon as Wall Street’s candidate with Morgan backing and calls for Jesse Taylor to vote the Republican ticket. It argues Harmon is financed by big business, questions his integrity, and predicts western delegates will resist corporate pressure in the national convention.
A compilation lists cases including James Clare versus Letta Nelcamp for $600, John McKenzie against The Interurban Railway with $1000 claimed damages, alimony actions, real estate sales, and wills. Marriage licenses to Earl Brown and Ellen Parnell. Emma Scatterday and Charles Hommeyer appointments. a 1907 will filed for Louisa Butler with legacies and land bequests. numerous real estate transfers and executors named. Also an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The twelfth conference of the Ohio State Board of Health with local boards of health will join the twenty eighth conference at the Linton Hotel Cincinnati October 20 and 21 The event will be divided into three sessions The first afternoon features speakers and an open discussion A moving picture show titled The man who learned a milk story will be shown The third session Friday morning includes Shall the Hog be driven from Village by D C R Campbell School Inspection by Dr H A Brandon and a discussion on How to Abate a Nuisance
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer advertises five thousand dollars in cash premiums for solicitors plus generous commissions to sell subscriptions. The paper is a 24 page family magazine featuring sermons, essays, stories, patterns, market reports, and moral content, inviting all well-meaning people to apply for details from The Enquirer in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Shampooning and hair dressing services plus hair materials and electrical treatments offered by Mrs. M. D. Kratzer in Williamsburg Ohio. Hair tonic 25c, almond meal 10c, pure Castile 5c. Switches and puffs crafted from combings. mail orders promptly filled.
Examinations for teachers occur on the first Saturday of each month unless it is a holiday, with Pupils’ exams on the third Saturday in April and May. Teachers may complete in one day or two sections. Applicants for high school certificates take branches first then electives. Four-year provisional certificate applicants should consult the clerk before applying. Examinations held in Batavia Ohio. BT. DAVIS President. JOHN MORRIS Vice President. S. S. BAGBY Clerk.
William Bolser of Newtonsville was arrested by Milford Marshal Malsbury for cashing an altered $8.00 check as eighteen dollars. He had worked for B. L. Jordan and fled before discovery. Bolser is out on $1,000 bond after being bound over to the Hamilton county grand jury. He was once linked to the National Hotel hiding after Jobae Maham's store incident.
Court of Common Pleas in Clermont County Ohio hears Courtland Smith administrator with the will annexed of Anna Eliza Smith seek directions on the 1910 will and estate. Defendants include William Ritchie and minor children of Fender Tiit county Georgia. Respond by November 19 1910 or default judgment.
The time of beginning for terms of the Circuit in the First Judicial Circuit of Ohio is fixed for the year 1911. Terms begin on the first tier county dates in April and September 25th, as ordered.
The Clermont County Ohio Board of Commissioners schedules a November 8 1910 election to decide on establishing an Experiment Farm in the county and funds for its purchase and equipment. The county auditor released the official notice of the proposition and its funding ceiling.
I J B Turner treasurer of Clermont County Ohio announces the millage rates applied to property for the 1910 tax year. The notice is dated Batavia September 21 1910 and is issued to inform taxpayers of the levies per dollar of assessed value.
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