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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
8
Items include library subscriptions and clerical visits, family gatherings around Cincinnati and Norwood, school staff and townsfolk visiting Epworth Heights and Hamersville, moves and home improvements in Batavia, plus endorsements and ads for Dean’s Rel and Dr. Thomas’ Eclectic Oil. Church rally planned at Second M.E. with Rev. McPheeters and societies reporting church improvements.
Ad copy fragment mentions Dr J J Werner in Ohio and teeth related notes. Reads like an old period ad urging parents to use Fletcher's Castoria for children with tooth issues. No clear event or outcome.
Chas. C. Kearns plans to spend leading days before the election in Clermont county due to a large district elsewhere. Social notes list guests and visits across local families including Mrs. Slade, Mrs. Fish, Elton Slade, Mrs. Kennedy, and Miss Penn.
A reader recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as highly valuable for severe colds. Mrs O E Sargent of Peru Indiana endorses it, calling it worth its weight in gold. For sale by all dealers.
Miss Gladys Lyons Clark and Mr. Ray Troub Fatout wed at The Cedars the Batavia home of Augustus and Clark. Rev. Edmund Burdsall officiated with Lohengrin march. guests from Indianapolis Evanston Pittsburg Nicholsville Home City joined the celebration and plans include a three week Florida honeymoon.
Dayton special report details Frank B. Willis accusing Governor Cox of fiscal extravagance. Willis cites auditor figures showing a November 15 deficit of about 4.8 million dollars and a further revenue shortfall, arguing Cox shifts debt to future payments and cuts school funding.
A state official denounces Governor Cox for diverting funds from common schools and failing to cover over 750000 in new administrative costs after school system reorganization. He warns the incoming governor of a 4833107.22 hole in the general revenue fund and emphasizes the state taxpayers will bear the burden. A marriage noted: Thomas W Wickling and Laura Peterson wed October 24 in Williamsburg with Rev E Burdsall officiating.
In Clermont county farmers block Assistant Fire Marshall T. L. Hamilton from posting bills promoting Jim Cox tours. They protest Cox administration and question use of state funds for paid postings on barns. The note includes an unrelated Foley’s Honey and Tar testimonial.
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