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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
8
Local market notes list fresh oysters available at K Hoerner’s Batavia with open quantities. Community items mention Mrs M Long visiting Winchester and births and visits among residents, plus social gatherings and advertisements for Dean’s Regulats and Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil.
A roundup of local visits and gatherings includes Miss Harriette Moore in Madisonville hosting Miss Anna Glancy. Mrs J W Thalman and daughter in Milford visiting her parents. Mrs Howard Duckwall with John Moorehead in St Bernard. Earl Fishback family in Cincinnati. and many other calls, showers, parties, and church events. Notable items include the Glancy Sisters shower for Gladys Clark, Camp Fire Girls masquerade, and a Sunday school convention in Monterey church with schedule for November 1.
A statistical chart attacks Gov. Cox by listing state expenditures from 1893 to 1914 and department costs, showing a sharp rise under Cox and accusing him of excess spending. The text notes higher salaries for many appointees and compares Cox with prior governors to claim inflation of state costs.
Prosecuting Attorney Edward C. Turner, Republican candidate for attorney general, rails at Cox publicity bureaus. He accuses Gov. Cox of press slant and pledges to fight Coxism by backing Frank B. Willis. He says he will balance office work with campaign duties.
The essay laments human difficulty in organizing large crowds after millennia of gatherings. It argues even with vast collective experience people still collide and some tragedies occur in crowded spaces.
A well known traveling salesman, lifelong Democrat from Upper Sandusky, claims about 40,000 traveling salesmen who backed Cox two years ago will vote for Frank B. Willis due to Cox's belated apology. He says the apology has strengthened Willis and that hotel owners refuse Cox materials. The man declines to be named.
The Clermont county lawyer C. C. Kearns leads in Amelia and Pierce township votes at the recent primary, losing only six votes in Amelia and none in Pierce, with solid support from Batavia and surrounding areas. His Portsmouth opponent Inman trails, with 141 votes in the primary.
Harold Berg of Mass Mass writes that Foley's Honey and Tar clears thick mucus and stops hoarse coughing. It opens air passages and brings quiet breathing and peaceful sleep for children with croup. The Nash Pharmacy.
Attorney H S Stevenson of Loveland has passed the examination and was last week admitted to practice in the U S courts. He is described as a pleasant self made man and holds the respect and confidence of many friends.
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