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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
4
The text discusses Republican victory hopes and critique of Democrat positions led by Governor Cox in Ohio. It cites tax, labor, and prosperity contrasts, mentions Cox Willis Garfield Bryan and party figures, notes factory conditions and wartime taxes, and endorses Charles H. Sipes for county recorder with broad support across parties.
A fragmented Clermont county political notice urges votes for Republican candidates including Peter F. Swing for judge of the court of appeals First Subdivision Fifth District and Wm. A. Joseph for judge of the common pleas court. It extols L. M. Rogers county treasurer A. D. Spence coroner T. G. Foster county auditor W. H. Hartman prosecuting attorney B. F. Swing sheriff and Joseph for common pleas with favorable remarks on party loyalty experience and ethics.
An editorial condemns Cox and the Democratic machine arguing November elections must oust incumbents to restore prosperity. It accuses Cox of cronyism and excess spending, notes press favoritism toward Progressives, and claims his actions threaten referendums. It mentions regional banks and a Cox-Wilson connection via Harry Wolfe and the Columbus Dispatch.
List of court actions and filings including divorces custody and alimony cases. partitions and sales. marriage licenses. guardians and executors. wills filed. and bond issues. Notable names include W. P. Mefford C G P R R. Ruth Hutchinson. Albert G. Depue. Dora Cunningham. State of Ohio v Bert Cullom South Moore Moore. James K Bennett. George Kirbert. Rufus Phillips Little Sadie Little. Floyd Walker Alta Strawhoover. Oren Howell Edna Trost.
Minnie G. Daugherty transfers 49 acres in Tate Township to Charles Rapp and partners for $1. Stanley Brunk transfers 11 acres in Wayne Township to Joseph Bogen and partners for $1. Lillie Colonel transfers lots 6657 and 658 in New Richmond to Sarah Maro for $1. Nannie Bettle transfers 4 acres in Ohio Township to Pearl Custer for $460. Louis Peal transfers property to Joseph Zola.
The piece extols Hon. C Rank B Willis as a capable two term congressman with a clean record. Born on a farm he rose from Ada college to faculty, served in the Ohio General Assembly, and earned broad respect for ability industry and integrity. He is 42 married with a daughter and noted for a genial, affable personality. Jo B Willis is recognized a
A series of property conveyances from unions townships and Batavia Milford Goshen and Ohio townships. Buyers include Annie E Woesner John Schulte Lillie Clark Samuel Gardner Charles Busch John A Idall Thomas Rust and Addie Fay among others. Parcels range from 8 to 158 acres with consideration of $1 or $1860 in one case.
Promotes digestion and regular bowels. Claims to purify blood and remove body poisons. Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills for 25 cents at your druggist.
A zoo keeper notes many visitors arrive on Sundays and believes the sight of a crowd lifts the animals. The exchange highlights the keeper’s pleasure at the attendance and its positive effect on the animals.
A reader testimonial from O Palmer of Green Bay Wisconsin reports rapid recovery of health and strength due to Foley Kidney Pills. The Nash Pharmacy promotes the product as effective for backache weak kidneys sore kidneys painful bladder and irregular action disappearing with use.
A short reflective quotation on social life and personal obligation, praising service and mutual joys within a community setting. The excerpt emphasizes enjoyment and protection found in shared social bonds.
An old Nash Pharmacy ad touts Citrolax as a remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. It claims rapid relief from headaches thorough cleansing with no pain or nausea and urges customers to ask for Citrolax.
A reflective quote attributed to a judge compares life to a movie that stalls at the moment of interest, illustrating the abrupt pause when things become compelling. The remark suggests that turning points are where attention naturally centers.
R. E. Roberts of Homer City Pennsylvania praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saying it always works for years. The advertisement notes it is available for sale by all dealers.
Sealed proposals are invited by Milford Ohio Clerk until 12 noon Tuesday November a th 194 for bonds totaling 2600 dated September 1 1914 payable 1 to 10 years, 5 percent interest semi annually, to enlarge improve extend Milford water works. Bids must include bond count gross bid and accrued interest with a 100 check, Milford reserves right to reject all bids. award is to highest and best bidder at par plus interest.
Sheriff Charles J. Williams proclaims November 3, 1914, as election day in Clermont County Ohio. Voters will select Governor, Auditor, Commissioners, Sheriff, Treasurer, Recorder, Clerk of Courts, Prosecuting Attorney, Surveyor, and various judicial and legislative officials from 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. CST at township ward and precinct locations.
The Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio appoints a representative for the estate of A W Predmore. The judge signs the appointment on the docket dated the second day of the month. Attorney for the estate is listed as partman.
W. T. Hutchens of Nicholson Georgia suffered a severe rheumatic attack with swollen feet ankles and joints. He began using Foley Kidney pills and reports rapid improvement with pain relief and uninterrupted sleep after only a few doses. The Nash Pharmacy.
There are two certain causes of family trouble. A woman's love of dry goods, and a man's love of wet. Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy, pimply complexion, headaches, nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale and sickly. For pure blood, sound digestion, see Burdock Blood Bitters, 1 at all stores.
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