Clermont County Republican slate for county offices
The Clermont county Republican Executive Committee announces nominees for county offices. Nominations listed include positions such as judge of courts, prosecuting attorney, commissioners, and seniored roles. James R. Hicks serves as chairman with L. Hitch as secretary.
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Petetty
Jackson
Weews
Loveland
Wmines
Newberry Romer
Onlo
Clara West
Locust Corner
Scwoewick
Stonelick
GER Iehis
Bethel
Clare North
Union South
Neville
Washington
Mactana
Cameburg
Williamsburg
Candidates Declare for Clermont County Offices in Courier Notices
A sequence of civic notices shows multiple residents announcing candidacies for Clermont County offices including commissioner and county court positions. Each notice notes these bids are subject to Republican party conventions or decisions, with names such as DAVID R. IRWIN J. B. WINSPEAR CLARENCE N YOUNG JOHN F RAPP and local towns like Batavia Owensville and Amelia referenced.
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Cox Republicans
Ohio
Batavia
Nach
Buccwer Courier
Clermont County
Bicmves
Couribe
Lne
J. B. Winspear
Meme Township
Clarence N
Young
Lewoel
Williams praises and questions in a political clash
The passage portrays Williams claiming he could have drawn more and lamenting political losses. It notes his long tenure as auditor starting in 1899 and highlights public praise alongside criticism of Democratic leaders in Cler mate county amid a shifting party mood. The text mentions a near six thousand dollar year one and contrasts with other figures.
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Williams
Autor
H. P. Willams
Williams and others named in Sun on candidacy in November
The Sun profiles Penn Williams and allies as weak for November while praising several peers for office. It notes public support and predicts outcomes for Davidson Meyers Davis Hillen Larkin Speidel Paxton and others. A Dublin bank notes story illustrates relief from debt, temperance advocate Francis Murphy tours Cincinnati, and Democratic convention is set for Cedar Point amid protests about the site.
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Penn Williams
The
Sun
Lenin
Williams
Davidson
Meyers
Daniel Davis
Miller
Hillen
Joe Larkin
Henry Speidel
Paxton
Cedar Point
Sandusky
How To Gain Flesh
Promotes SCOTT S EMUL SION as a method to gain weight by increasing appetite and digestion. States that an ounce can cause a pound of flesh, triggering better digestion so ordinary food is absorbed, enabling healthy weight gain for those lacking flesh.
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Scott
Scott's Finalsion See and 91.00 Druggist Ad
An archival ad notes a Scott's Finalsion See product priced at 91.00 with distribution through druggists. The listing cites Scott and Bowne as chemists based in New York.
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Scott & Bowne
New York
Stump and allies stain Democrats with convention clashes
Critics accuse Dick Stump and allies Williams Moyer Cline Rice Speidel of manipulating motions at the Democratic convention and provoking disorder. Dan Murphy condemns the episode as damaging to government by the people, urging a party stamp of disapproval at the November election and a shift in the township board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Stump
Williams
Moyer
Cline
Rice
Speidel
Stump
Dan Murphy
Miami Township
STONELICK Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A.J. Patchell and family visited friends at Elenor Sunday. Miss Leona Carpenter spent the past week at Columbia. Har Vest home picnic drew attendees from the area to Coney Island Saturday. James Carpenter visited Cincinnati. Patchells visited Batavia Sunday. Mrs. Marie Baldwin and family were at Teal Town Thursday. Eva Fishback of Mt. Carmel stayed with Miss Lulu Davis. Mary Bilz visited Baav ia Saturday and Sunday. Maude Patchell visited Alice Hill Saturday and Sunday.
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A.J. Patchell
Elenor
Leona Carpenter
Columbia
Coney Island
James Carpenter
Cincinnati
EW. Patchell
Batavia
Marie Baldwin
Teal Town
Eva Fishback
Mt. Carmel
Lulu Davis
Mary Bilz
Ba Avia
Maude Patchell
Alice Hill
Wonderful New Discovery for Consumption and Lung Ailments
In Leesville Indiana W H Brown endured death's agony from asthma until a doctor prescribed Dr King s New Discovery. He reports instant relief and now sleeps soundly. The ad touts cures for throat and lung troubles including consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip. Also an employment notice seeking a manager with weekly salary from an established firm in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Commissioners approve bills at yesterday meeting
At the commissioners meeting yesterday bills were allowed. The section on sheep claims is noted among the items discussed.
Table Talk highlights Canning by practical women
The September Table Talk issue from Philadelphia emphasizes Canning by experienced women. It notes illustrated dishes as features and shows how recipes translate into home meals. The magazine promotes good living, cooking, new table fashions, and decorations. readers may request a free sample.
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Philadelphia
Housekeeping
Death of Clifford Lytle in Deer Logge Tenn headlines local grief
Clifford Lytle son of the late Nelson Lytle died at his brother Orie Lytle’s home in Deer Logge Tennessee on August 23 after a period of illness. He had spent about two years south and was buried in the local cemetery. Sympathies are extended to his family.
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Clifford Lytle
Nelson Lytle
Orie
Deer Logge
Tenn
EK. Y. Handian
McMath
Cincinnati
Leon Liston
Columbus
al. Fenner
Rollin Coyle
Batavia
Lydia Clark
Mt. Washington
Mary Kanth
Pittsburg
Penn
S. A. Perry
Drusila Perry
Anna Strimple
J. F. Edwards
Los Angeles
California
C. M. Edwards
Theodore Myrick
Mergie
Alma Weidner
Newport
George Rising
Henry Herget
Elmer
Harmon Fagin
Mansfield
Ill
Geo. Gardner
Viola Kirkpatrick
Norwood
Mother's Girl and the Doctor's Favorite Prescription
A discussion of mother daughter bonds as girls approach womanhood. The piece advocates Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to restore health and balance, citing a Wisconson case where a daughter recovered after two bottles. It mentions mailing a 21 cent stamp request for The Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Dan Hall
Brodhead, Green Co
Wis
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N, Y
Camp Meeting Attendees and Local Social Visits Reported
Newtonsville saw attendance at Shiloh camp meeting last Sunday. Numerous residents and guests traveled or visited relatives in Cincinnati Chicago New York Indiana and Goshen while children gathered at Joseph Cole's home. A social evening hosted by Hallie and Florence Needham featured games and music.
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Shiloh
Zap Shields
Joseph Cole
Velma White
Elenor
Hallie
Florence Needan
Charles Rust
Redbank
Jennie Mancing
Cincinnati
Harry Losey
Edenton
Thomas Needham
Chicago
Fannie Barron
Eila Barron
New York
Ethel Maddox
Chatterton
Goshen
Aaron Hill
Indiana
Andy Dimmitt
George Needham
Harvey Needham
Indianapolis
Hattie Maddox
Xexia
Charles Brown
Shumard
Florence Needham
Nerve Pills Endorsement From Batavia Resident
A local reader from Batavia Ohio praises Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills sold at Dr Bunns drug store for severe nervousness sleeplessness and dizziness saying the medicine builds up the nervous system induces sleep and prevents dizzy spells and he recommends it highly.
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Dr. Bunn
Local Visitors Share News and Guests Across Town
Mr and Mrs Gaylord Cover of Linwood were weekend guests of Daniel Cover. Benton Brown of Hartwell visited his sisters here recently. Miss Harriet Kemper Thorp of Walnut Tile is visiting at Cedar Farm. Mr and Mrs James Gorman entertain relatives from Indiana as light rain brings relief.
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Gaylord Cover
Linwood
Daniel Cover
Benton Brown
Hartwell
Mias Harriet Kemper Thorp
Walnut Tile
Cédar Farm
James Gorman
Indiana
Elmwood residents host several visiting guests in town
Lee Brate and wife of Elmwood spend weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Cramer. Arthur Davis and wife of Pittsburg PA visit Wm Barr and family. Mr Purcell and wife of Piqua stay with the Barrs. Miss Minnie Pierce visits Cincinnati friends. Miss Ethel Lyon starts fall study in Cincinnati. Miss Mellie Cramer returns from Newport. Miss Effie Weaver of Pleasant Plain visits. Water Cure for Chronic Constipation advised with routine daily water intake and outdoor activity. If purgative needed use Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Becks Pharmacy sells.
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Lee Brate
Elmwood
T. Cramer
Arthur Davis
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Mr. Purcell
Piqua
Wm. Barr
Minnie Pierce
Cincinnati
Ethel Lyon
Mellie Cramer
Newport
Effie Weaver
Pleasant Plain
Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Town
Mrs Lorn Watson called on relatives at Kings Mills last Monday. Mrs Joseph Seward and Mrs Wm Seward visited Lerado Thursday. George Doughbman and wife of Maineville were Sunday guests of Charles Seward and Emily. Wm Goodpaster of Edenton was here last Sunday. Wm Benjamin transacted business in Mt Sterling Thursday. Byron Jones and wife visited friends in Blanchester Wednesday. Mrs Ella Limming and family of Elenor moved into our village Thursday. Prairie Schooner to Overland Limited. Send two cent stamp for copy of the illustrated July Review of Reviews article on northwest development and the Chicago and North-Western Bay double track. W B Kolakern, 22 Fifth avenue, Chicago IL.
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Lorn Watson
King’s Mills
Joseph Seward
Wm. Seward
Lerado
George Doughbman
Maineville
Charles Seward
Emily
Saps Goodpaster
Edenton
Lastunday
Wm. Benjamin
Mt. Sterling
Byron Jones
Blanchester
Ella Limming
Elenor
Our Village
Prairie Schooner
Overland Limited
Northwest
Chicago
Missouri River
W. B. Kolakern
Fifth Avenue
Vignettes of Visits and Travelers Across Franklin
Franklin notes detail visits and travels of residents and relatives. Ferris from Cincinnati, Goodwin of Granville with cousin Mont Shaw, Slye of Dayton, Mrs Alva Turner and children of Cincinnati visiting Hawkins, Grace Dunn returning from Bethel visit, Manning family of Moscow with Rice family, Hattie Sapp returning to Cincinnati with sister Olive, L H Nichols hosting Cincinnati boarders, and Frank Willis with John Sargent winning premiums at the Bantam fair.
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S. M. Ferris
Business College
Cincinnati
Philip Goodwin
Granville
Mont Shaw
Ed Slye
Dayton
Alva Turner
Richard Hawkins
Grace Dunn
Bethel
Hiram Manning
Mary and
Ruth
Moscow
G. W. Rice
Hattie Sapp
J. H. Sapp
Olive
L. H. Nichols
Frank Willis
John Sargent
A Worthy Successor in Catarrh Cure Promoted
An ad touts Spuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as the only remedy that reaches the disease, promising instant relief and permanent cure. It claims a complete monthlong internal and external treatment for one dollar, with guidance from the discoverer and shipment to any U S or Canada address from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
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United States
Anada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Rice farming boom in Texas markets and literature drive
The piece touts Texas as a land of bread and rice growth with vast untapped acres. It highlights irrigation and land quality along the Southern Pacific Sunset Route, urging readers to request the Southern Pacific Rice Cook Book by sending ten cents to F B Morse in Houston and Special Agent W H Connor in Cincinnati.
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Texas
Southern Pacific
F. B. Morse
Houston
W. H. Connor
Spe
Fourth St
Cincinnati
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