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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
8
Batavia items note illnesses, visits, and business. Mr. Moore nearing recovery. Mrs. Hauck visiting Lockland. Ball game Batavia vs Boston at 2 30 Saturday. deaths include Mrs. Ruby Lakemire near Fayetteville. Local ads promote oysters and medicines. church notices and family updates fill columns.
The issue lists multiple court actions including common pleas new suits such as Fred Pepping vs Mary B Pepping for divorce with abuse and cruelty, probate matters adjudging Emilie Brown insane, and marriages licenses for Stewart Dettro Roudebush Maham. It also details numerous real estate transfers with buyers, sellers, locations and nominal sums across Pierce Batavia Felicity Union and surrounding townships.
A fixed belief among experienced buyers holds that established firms deliver best results in any line, especially drugs. Bechtel's Pharmacy is praised for reliable goods at close prices and guarantees purity with a money refund if unsatisfactory. Prompt town delivery without extra charge. Mowey to loan—W Walker attorney for Batavia Building & Loan Co.
In this dated devotional fragment Jesus argues against demands for a heavenly sign, cites the sign of Jonah and Pentecost, warns against Pharisaic leaven, urges unity in true faith, and notes a two stage healing at Bethsaida to develop faith. The piece connects biblical interpretation to practical study.
A local ad promotes durable footwear with claims of a year’s wear for a $3 shoe and guarantees. It highlights Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes for kids, felt boots, rubber footwear, plus a full dry goods line. Contact to fit for winter.
Dayton readers report that MO B Miller and J W Copeland bought Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a boy with a cold and saw the cold vanish before the bottle was finished, suggesting savings on a doctor’s fee. For sale by local merchants.
Miss Margaret Donley aged 80 dies at Jacob Friend home after long illness. Funeral held at 12 30 Monday from residence by Rev Lavendar burial Bethel. Thomas W Lytle 70 dies at nephew W C Lytle home after tuberculosis on farm near Afton later Batavia. One brother two sisters and 13 siblings. Miss Terra Duckett dies at Olive Branch home after lifelong illness. Jeff Duckett survives Mt Washington. Burdock Blood Bitters advised. No hunting or trespassing on farms Mike Hodge Batavia tp.
A quirky campaign banner reads Cut Me Out Take Me to the Polls urging turnout. The slogan surfaces amid local civic events as residents prepare for upcoming elections with hopeful energy.
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