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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented political column references Harding Herrick Hanna and harmony in state tickets. It notes Rice joining the new state central committee, critiques Bryan and Tillman, praises President Harding and Root, and mentions local party machinery and Clermont county leadership amid a dull campaign.
In the Daily Journal Middletown column the Republican candidate Eugene Harding is described as the youngest son of a pioneer paper maker and a University of Michigan Law School graduate. Hicks is labeled unqualified. The piece questions graft reports, party conflicts, and the Clermont prosecutor's role, while noting past farming and political tensions.
An advertisement compares child weakness to weak plants and claims Scott's Emulsion feeds children to support growth. It asserts poor growth stems from nutrition not quantity of food and promises to set matters right by supplying growing strength.
Advertises Hagee's cordial cod liver oil as a remedy for summer complaints including indigestion and poor vitality. Claims to repair waste, build healthy tissue, and provide strength. Says it has no grease or fishy odor and is sold by druggists. Prepared by Katharineon Chemical Co. St Louis Mo.
Rice tells Tom L he delivered goods per instructions and blames Bookwalter for rejection. Tom L praises him and assigns Rice to the State Grey Wolf pack to help seize control while warning others to stay aligned. The leaders retreat to their dens in Cuyahoga and Clermont.
The reunion of the renowned horse company will be held in Amelia on Saturday September 19. No formal program is planned. comrades are urged to attend if able to travel, with greetings and socializing the main feature. Amelia’s two railroad lines offer easy access, and local hospitality is expected to ensure a pleasant day. Officers listed include Charles Miller of Cincinnati as president, Martin Hubell of Cleves as vice president, Charles M. Poor of Glendale as treasurer, and Thomas J. Leeds of Georgetown as secretary.
Prominent Cincinnati attorney Charles F. Malsbury, Clermont native, vies for one of Hamilton county common pleas judgeships. He is considered well qualified and likely to be elected if nominated, as successors are sought for Judges Otto Pfleger and Howard Hollister, with Pfleger possibly moving to fill Hollister’s seat.
M T Lynch editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post commends Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in his family, saying nothing he has tried is as effective. The remedy is sold by John Bunn MD.
The schedule lists East Bound trains Nos 18 21 24 that stop Sundays and notes arrivals at Cincinnati Penn Lines station Pearl and Butler streets for Nos 23 24 18 21. Commuter trains Nos 32 33 34 35 run daily except Sundays from Court and Broadway. No 24 is a daily through train to Roanoke Richmond and all points via Norfolk and Western with Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Bluefield and Roanoke.
The Clermont Sun and Cincinnati Enquirer debate party turmoil and the drive to purge turbulent leaders. An Enquirer editorial laments cranky factions while urging new blood in campaigns and leadership. a Tom L platform excerpt labels control as contested. Rice delivers delegates to Columbus and earns a State central committee seat.
A legendary curative salve claims unparalleled healing for cuts corns burns sores and many skin ailments with guaranteed cure. Available for 23e at Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicke Amelia.
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