Local residents and visitors frequent Batavia area
Clermont Courier notes numerous local calls appointments and visits including O Lease from Columbus, Calvin Cramer of Cincinnati, and Misses Hulick, Wiseman, Baum and Behymer. Reports members of families and guests traveling to Cincinnati Athens Columbus and Mount Stirling with chautauqua and church events amid school and public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. O. Lease
Columbus
Calvin Cramer
Cincinnati
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad and Local Notices
Purporting health ad promotes Burdock Blood Bitters with a 1.3 price. Local notices list visits by Mrs Daisy Wyatt Rugg and others in New Richmond, land deals by D. and A. Jamieson family, census of officials changing posts, and various relatives visiting Amelia and Cincinnati. Community church events and medical ads for Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil and Deans Regulats appear among social notes and travel.
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Daisy Wyatt Rugg
Minneapolis
Frank Thurber
Hyde Park
George Wyatt
New Richmond
Clermont county bonds sold to Mayer & Co for 21465.45
The I. I. H. bonds of Clermont county were sold last week to J. C. Mayer & Co. of Cincinnati for 21465.45 at a premium of 115.45. The funds will pay the county’s share of the river pike improvement.
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Clermont County
J.C. Mayer & Co
Cincinnat
Owensville Grange meeting set for September 8
There will be a meeting of the Owensville Grange on Saturday September 8 at 1 30 p m. Work in the first and second degrees. Other special business on hand. All members and candidates requested to be present.
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Owensville Grange
Picnic At Highland Park Attracts City and Church Members
The Holy Trinity Church of Batavia hosted a well attended picnic at Highland Park last Monday with broad public turnout. A batavia ball game ended Batavia 8 to 5 over its opponent.
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Holy Trinity Church of
Batavia
Highland Park
Madisonville Teacher to Wed Assistant Secretary of State
Assistant Secretary of State Thos. M. Gregory and Miss Olive M. Moore a Madisonville public schools teacher, and former resident here, will marry next Saturday night at the bride's mother's home. Surprise announcement draws best wishes from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. M.gregory
Olive M. Moore
Madisonville
New Silage Method at Trumbull Farm Yields Poor Milk Response
A field cut corn left in the field for a month before silage at the Trumbull County Experiment Farm produced inferior silage compared with immediate cutting. Top silage was good but lower layers deteriorated. Cows fed this aged silage showed reduced milk yield after switching from ordinary feed. Last fall water and apple pomace were added during silo filling.
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Trumbull County
Late gardens yield plentiful fall harvests
The article notes that in late gardens tomatoes are forming quickly while sugar corn shoots up. Celery gains body, beans and Lima beans abound, mangoes and pimentos show strong growth, cabbage begins to head, turnips spread across beds, and fall lettuce prospers. Late plantings follow the first crop.
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Lima
Books for Soldiers Plan Million Dollar Library Drive
The War service committee of the American Library Association launches Camp Library Week to fund 82 cantonments and camps with 40 by 120 foot frame libraries. A $1,000,000 goal funds 8,000 to 10,000 book resources per site and up to 250 traveling stations, with support from War Department Red Cross Y M C A and Knights of Columbus.
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War Service Committee
American Library Association
War Department
American Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
N. D. C. Hodges
Public Library
Cincinnati
France
Prizes Awarded at Batavia Chautauqua
Prizes were awarded Saturday evening at the Batavia chautauqua after a week of training. Catharine Magee of Cincinnati won first prize in the 75 yard dash, Mary Virginia Jamieson was second in the 60 yard dash, Clarence Brothers won first in the 75 yard dash, and Dan Aultman was second in the 60 yard dash. Prizes were donated by local business men.
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Batavia Chautauqua
Catharine Magee
Cincinnati
W. W. Dennison
Mary Virginia Jamieson
Clarence Brothers
Dan Aultman
Accident Leaves Boy Wounded In Leg In Family Incident
Howard Schweickart ten, of near Ripley, was accidentally shot last week by his fourteen year old brother with a revolver found in an older brother’s buggy. The ball entered the stomach and is feared fatal. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital. Officials urge locking revolvers like money to prevent accidents.
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John Drummond
Arizona
Amelia
Mr. D
Howard Schweickart
Ripley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Garden Thief Strikes A Patch And Barn Lose
A local report describes thefts including four tomato bushes damaged vines at W. W. Dennison's patch and several bushels of potatoes taken from Mrs. Winemiller's barn. The writer notes ongoing losses as customary winter crimes loom.
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W. W. Dennison
Governor Cox Reputation as Able Administrator Questioned
In the Ohio context Governor Cox is described as gaining a reputation as a capable administrator after managing the state surplus. The state auditor Donahey notes in an annual report that if Ohio had not met its unpaid obligations by July 1, the state would have been left with no dollars.
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Cox
Ohio
Donahey
Government Sets Coal Price At Mines Around Two Dollars
The Washington administration has set a mine price near two dollars per ton for coal. The figure compares favorably with earlier 3 and 8.60 dollar levels, yet consumers wonder if other government price decisions reflect similar uncertainty. If prices could be lowered from mine to coal shed, the public would gain real relief.
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Washington
Potato Market Sees Quiet Trade and Lower Winter Prices
The potato market is quiet as late crops remain undug while early crops are half harvested. Northern crops are reported bumper and prices for winter use are expected to fall from last year. Local traders report $1.26 per ped and $1 per bushel as favorable prices, with digging to push prices in the coming period.
Clermont County Text Books Adopted for Schools
The Clermont County Board of Education adopts new texts for the coming year across grades one through eight. Core selections include New Education series for reading, Hunt's Progressive spelling, Hamilton arithmetic, Aldine grammar, Frye geography, Montgomery history, Overton physiology, and Ivins & Merrill agriculture with Elson readers noted for supplementary reading. The plan also schedules regular writing and drawing, plus nature study and construction work in the curriculum.
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Clermont County
Steadman
Hunt
Hamilton
Aldine
Baldwin & Bender
Frye
Montgomery
Brigham & McFarlane
Overton
Atkinson
Ivins & Merrill
Elson Grammar School
Local youth suffers head injury from swimming accident
Walter Eppert, a Nash pharmacy worker and local student, struck his head on a sharp stone during a dive weeks ago and endures lasting suffering. He is staying with his parents at Locust Corner. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a laxative that improves digestion and appetite.
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Walter Eppert
Nash Pharmacy
Leo
Locust Corher
Transfer of Ohio Guardsmen to 166th Infantry at Camp Perry
A letter from Camp Perry details Ohio National Guardsmen from multiple regiments joining the 166th Infantry of the Rainbow division to reach war strength. Soldiers describe mixed feelings, pride, and unity as about 3,300 men train on Lake Erie's shores, with hopes to be in France soon.
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Epsrom Courier
Khiki
Ohio
166Th U. S. Infantry
Ohio National Guards
166Th Infantry
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Toledo
Signal Corps
Germany
Austria
France
J. M. Patchell
Ade man credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief after eight years
Alvis Souers of Ade Indiana endured eight years of back pain until Foley Kidney Pills were recommended. He reports the first bottle eased the pain and after three bottles the bloating disappeared, never returning. Sold everywhere.
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Alvis Souers
Ade
Ind
Foley
Louise Jones Celebrates 79th Birthday at Family Dinner
Mrs Louise Jones marked her 79th birthday on Sunday with an extended family gathering. She left her children grandchildren and sister from Madisonville for a celebrations filled with a family dinner and good company.
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Louise Jones
Madisonville
Naturalization Exam Shift for April Term 1918
The chief examiner of the U S Department of Naturalization will conduct the naturalization examination of aliens at the April term of court 1918 instead of the October term. Rollins Coyle Clerk.
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U.S. Department of Naturalization
Rollins, Coyle
Foley Cathartic Tablets Offer Gentle Relief
Foley cathartic tablets keep bowels open and regular, stimulate the liver and aid digestion. They relieve indigestion, sick headache, biliousness, sour stomach and similar indispositions with comfort and ease, and are sold everywhere.
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Foley
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Bond Hill
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