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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1903
Page
4
The piece argues Clermont county needs a full Republican ticket to purge grafters and end fifty years of misrule. It calls on citizens to unite for honest, efficient government and retire the bosses who have driven public affairs into decline.
The Courier extols the Republican slate for Representative Charles Brannock County Commissioner E J Hutchinson and George Eveland and infirmary director Edward Patchell calling them honest capable and loyal. It laments grafting leaders and warns against corruption while urging full party support and condemning rival editor rhetoric.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a builder of flesh and bone for convalescents and the sickly. It claims the product feeds nerves and organs, supports digestion, and has been marketed for nearly thirty years by Scott & Bowne of New York at one dollar.
The Sun notes the Courier debated the Williams question last fall and closed its week with a debate on the same issue. The Sun mirrors that abrupt close this fall, signaling a wrap on the familiar topic.
The article notes the pistol’s power over law enforcement in South Carolina and hints at upcoming legislation to protect the public from dangerous flying machines.
An advertisement urges readers to prepare for winter by using Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil. It claims to cure coughs colds weak lungs bronchitis consumption catarrhal conditions nervousness sleeplessness indigestion rheumatism and skin issues and notes the cordial is pleasant to take and sold by all druggists from Katharinon Chemical Co. St. Louis Mo.
The yellow press notes liberals object to the Fusion banner calling all thieves and gamblers to vote for Tammany Hall. The banner was altered to state No thief, gambler or divekeeper will vote to elect Mayor Low, prompting questions on public sentiment and campaign tactics.
The Courier reports many foxes roaming Ripley area and the business men's club plans a fox chase once frosts kill weeds. Dlotmont sportsmen and many guests from Kentucky and nearby states are expected to attend.
The piece urges voting for Eveland Patchell Brannock and Hutchinson while opposing the old Democratic gang. It argues Republicans deliver achievement over theory and condemns Democratic theorizing as harmful to the county treasury.
The National W C T U will hold a convention in Cincinnati from November 13 to 20. A large national gathering is expected with a special train on the 16th from Cincinnati to Hillsboro to honor Mother Thompson, a leader in the temperance crusade. Pearson's Magazine for November features an engaging electoral commission article and fruit breeding marvels with fine illustrations.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous paired names with ages occupations and towns, including Charley G Snider 28 mechanic New Richmond and Bertha Miller 18 Mr Piegah Squire Heath and others such as Frank E Rymell 2? conductor Amelia Pearl W Anderson Amelia Rev Rader and several couples with ages ranging from 18 to 58 across Cincinnati Williamsburg Neville Loveland Hill's Station Batavia Marathon and Perintown.
The undersigned appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of John E.en, late of Clermont County. Dated September 30, 1908.
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