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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1931
Page
4
The item lists subscription terms for the Clermont Courier from The Clermont Publishing Co, detailing durations of one year six months and three months. No further event or person names are provided in the readable text.
The Common Pleas Court records multiple new suits including W. and Nannie Snead vs Nick Cenci for $1454.43, State Bank of Moscow vs N B Reynolds et al for mortgage foreclosure, and several other damages, divorce, and real estate matters with filings guided by Davis Ely Ely Britton Britton and Nichols Speidel Nichols among others.
The county board approved road repairs on Branch Hill Loveland Rd and Shively Hill culvert, awarded stone contracts on Woodland Park and Modest roads, and bought a 1 1/2 ton International truck replacing an older model with two note repayments due 1982. James Carpent was placed on the blind list.
Ordinance No. 212 sets the Villa Clerk salary at three hundred sixty dollars per year from one hundred eighty dollars, requires a bond of one hundred sixty dollars, and takes effect at the earliest allowed date. Passed October 6 with President GHO W Gregg and Clerk W O Griffith attesting.
Combat units renewed pressure on the front with divisions advancing at various sectors. The Thirty-seventh and Ninety-first divisions crossed rivers and seized wooded areas, while observers note continued heavy fire and limited gains around Boucle-Saint-Blaise and Stenay. Deputy Game Warden F. W Stagg reports East Bark refilled with Newtown hatchery bass stock in coming days.
On Tuesday morning last week John Campbell’s home in Eastwood burned to the ground. Campbell had gone to feed stock when he returned to find the house ablaze. His wife is a daughter of the late Geo Beacham. The community supplied clothing and necessities. the loss was a hard blow.
State officials explain a new motor vehicle tax law enacted by the General Assembly. License fees rise for passenger cars by horsepower, with charges from four to twenty dollars, and higher rates for powerful vehicles. The reform also drops the need to list autos and household goods for taxation.
New state law requires motorists to keep at least 600 feet apart on highways. Since the one half mill highway levy ended in 1928, real estate taxes no longer fund road work. gasoline and license taxes now cover costs. Fire engines and municipal volunteer fire departments are exempt from the dimensions rule. County shares from 1982 vehicle licenses must first replace county and township levies.
A historical notice states that past accommodations for automobiles and certain personal property are no longer listed. The change impacts how collectors and buyers view motor vehicles and household items in official notices.
The Cancer Control Council reports the Tumor Clinic at General Hospital has grown in reach and usefulness over three years in Cincinnati. With cancer death rising 52 percent since 1900, physicians urge prompt patient referrals and public awareness of the Friday 10 o clock clinic at the Out-Patient Dispensary to aid timely treatment and community cooperation.
Winners at the Owensville coon dog trials Sunday include Collier and Chaplain of Wilmington winning first and second trees and second line, with $74. J E South of Franklin, owner of Flying Fox, the U S champion of 1981, winning first line and $82. Dogs entered from three states.
The Tate Township School District in Clermont county Ohio will submit at the November 8 1931 election a tax levy in excess of the fifteen mill limitation for current expenses at a rate not exceeding 8 mills for five years Polls open 5 30 AM to 6 80 PM Central Standard Time O L Bredwell Clerk dated August 1 1931 p714
Voters in Union Township Clermont county Ohio will decide on a tax levy in excess of the fifteen mill limitation at the November 8 1941 election. The levy funds are for current expenses for five years at a rate not exceeding 8 mills. Polls open 5:30 AM to 5:80 PM Central Standard Time. clerk J W Kincaid issues notice.
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