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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1902

Page

4

Local Ballot Candidates Branching Across Ohio Counties

Secretary of State Lewis C. Layliln from Huron county seeks a statewide post while William B. Crew of Morgan county runs for Supreme Court. Horace Ankene y of Greene county aims at Dairy and Food Commissioner, with William Kirtley Jr. of Defiance county on the Public Works board. Charles Q. Hildebrant of Clinton County seeks Congress in the Sixth District. Local races include Auditor from Batavia township, Commissioner Henry Bergmann of Miaral township, Prosecuting Attorney C C Kearns of Pierce township, Infirmary Director J B Silcott Ohio township, and John F. Rapp.

Lewis C. Layliln Huron County Supreme Court William B. Crew Morgan County State Board of Public Works William Kirtley, Jr Defiance County Batavia Township Henry Bergmann Miaral C. C. Kearns Pierce Township J. B. D. Silcott Ohio Township John F. Rapp

Election Forecasts Stir Clermont Race Chaos and Cheers

Republican optimism embraces tight contests as Clarence Young solidifies support for clerk while Frank Brown and other Republicans preen for sheriff and auditor posts. Democratic candidates brace for a frosty morning after election with editorial jabs at rival camps and calls to mark ballots under the eagle.

Vote Against Penn Williams in Clermont County Election

Stinging critique attacks Penn Williams for alleged mismanagement leading to an empty treasury and a $160 000 bonded debt. The piece accuses Democratic officials of draining public funds and warns voters that electing Williams would invite disaster and bankruptcy for taxpayers.

Sun Clermont County Penn Williams Clermont

Taxpayer Protest Over Unlawful Salary and Corporate Taxation

The Clermont Democrat argues Penn Williams faces public backlash over a $2000 unlawful excess beyond his lawful salary. Voters are urged to oppose the person responsible and resist suppression of pocketbooks. The piece also notes dissatisfaction with low corporate taxation favoring corporations over citizens.

Clermont Democrat Penn Williams

Sumner Myers accused of snubbing G A R lodge in Goshen

The Sun defends Sumner Myers claiming past actions were long ago and noting two brothers in the army. It argues his conduct insulted a major state organization and cites a pledge to withdraw from his lodge room if soldiers vote next Tuesday.

the Sun Sumner Myers Goshen Myers Sun

Sun Lends Muffled Support to Penn Williams

The note portrays Penn Williams as suffering health issues while the Sun offers limited backing. The Democrat, though willing to advocate for Williams, cannot provide strong support and asks for more facts already presented by the Courier to deter a modest man and weaken a brazen one. Williams continues campaigning despite the chorus of doubting voices.

Penn Williams Mr. Williams Courier

Ballot Fashion and Partisan Attacks Ahead of Election

The Clermont Democrat critiques ballot design and politics, noting cross marks under the eagle and attacks on the Democratic party. It endorses the Republican ticket, cites corruption claims, and previews battles over the auditor’s overdrawn funds and legal actions tied to Penn Williams and county officials.

Scott's Emulsion Advertises Healing For All Ailments

An old advertisement compares Shylock to modern illnesses and promotes Scott's Emulsion as flesh and blood for the body. It claims to strengthen nerves and organs, touts thirty years of use, and offers a free sample plus prices for a bottle from Scott & Bowne in New York.

Shylock Scott

Clermont Democrat parodies Burns spark ire over sacred prayer

A Clermont Democrat item condemns a Burns parody of Holy Willie's Prayer as sacrilegious and shocking to readers. It warns the public will rebuke the publishers and defend sacred matters. The column defends Bert Hitch and predicts he will be the next probate judge of Clermont.

Con. Garch Dr. Garch Robert Burns Clermont Democrat Burns Bert Hitch Hitch Clermont

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Roanoke Woman

A Roanoke reader praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for restoring appetite and sleep in weak nervous women. She details a prior doctor’s failure and a course of Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery, and Pleasant Pellets that she says cured her abdominal pains. She invites others to write for free advice and notes strict privacy.

Annie E. Moring 7Th Avenue Roanoke Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Drs. Kennedy & Kergan Ciemnao

Politically Charged Endorsements Roar in Clermont County

The piece lauds Charley Kearns for prosecuting attorney nomination and Henry Bergmann as a strong Republican candidate. It argues Penn Williams is unfit for auditor and any office of trust, denouncing the Democratic ticket and urging multi party support for Bergmann among soldiers and voters.

Clarence N. Young Bethel Penn Williams Penn William’s Charley Kearns Amelia Republican Party Kearns Henry Bergman Clermont Bergmann

Danger from fall colds and a trusted cough remedy

Colds threaten winter health with risk of pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a quick effective safe remedy without opiates or constipation. Bold by Dr. John Bunn & Son Batavia.

Foley John Bunn & Son Batavia

Lew White and Hildebrant Lead Clermont Delegates and Voters

Clermont Sun praises Lew White for strong character and calls his funeral service a sign of integrity while endorsing C Q Hildebrant for Congress. It questions Penn Williams and accuses his campaign of corruption, urging Republicans to unite for the county ticket.

Lew White Clermont Sun Penn Williams Sun Clermont

Pain Balm Cures Paralysis After Physician Failures

A resident of Logan County West Virginia reports partial paralysis, loss of use of an arm, and near complete recovery after two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The note claims multiple cures for rheumatism sprains and bruises and cites Beck's Pharmacy as the seller.

Henderson Grimett Chamberlain Gro R. McDonald Man Logan County W. Va Beck

Mr White to Name Deputies and Assistants

A paper questions Mr White’s choice of deputies while praising his Republican record and steadfast principles. It asserts his appointments will reflect his public life and firm stance.

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THE Clermont Courier the Clermont Publishing Co Paravia Ohio Horace Ankeney Greene County Charles Q. Hildebrant Clinton County Court—First Circuit Peter F. Swing Hamilton County Bertram L. Hitch Tate Lew F. White Clarence N, Young Tate Township Frank Brown Jackson Township Con. W. Gatch Miami Township Paxton Banks Clarence Young Clerk J. B.D. Silcott Josh Joan F. Barr Tom Johnson Georgetown Brown County Pittsburg Johnson New Democratic Organ Oop Democratic Organ South White Mr. White Clermonters Peter F Examiner Wood Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York Yee Lew W3iite C. Q. Hildebrant Congress Lew Whitewfool the Courier Bata Citizen Ida Markland Main St Dr. A. W Chase A. W Chase’s Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co A. W. Chase M. D Miles Bicking Chichester Englis Chichester Chemical CO Madison Square Phila Ownt Anel. Atkins Buck Street City of San Francisco State of California Benjamin Atkins Court of Common Pleas Jane L. Atkins A. West Alt’y Rosert L. Willison Nannie Willison Robert L. Willison Nichois & Nichols Stirling & Moore Undertakers
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