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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
4
A clipped montage from The Clermont Courier recounts 1915 national political conflict, citing Bryan Roosevelt and Democratic, Republican divides. It notes taxes, navy funding, public opinion, and economic strains linking labor, industry, and shipbuilding to presidential politics.
A city schoolteacher explains body measurements to students with phrases like twice around the wrist and once around the neck. A student interrupts, correcting and localizing the joke with a sharp taunt about the waist.
Court records show dismissal entry in Frank Griffin vs Carl M Watts et al Probate section lists marriage licenses for Aultman Aultman Florer Leach Planck Coyne Bennett Evans Needham and others Appointments include Daisy L Kinsell estate administrator appraisers for Clark estate and Mull guardian for A D Bennett Final account filed for J Caldwell estate and Aurellia J Cover executors file inventory and elect to take under will.
The Owensville Building and Loan Company of Ohio files its financial report for the year ending July 31 1915. It shows assets including cash on hand loans on mortgage security and real estate sold on contract. Liabilities list running stock deposits reserve fund and borrowed money. Real estate transfers include multiple Lot and acre trades in Milford Miami Township Union Town Tate and other townships. Disbursements and receipts detail mortgage and stock loans deposits and interest. Profit and loss distribute dividends on running stock and reserve fund credits with salaries and taxes recorded. Certification by officers and an auditing committee confirms accuracy of the statement.
Olin A. Fagin executor for Theodore Myrick Sr sues Adolf J Myrick and others in Probate Court Clermont County Ohio. Petition seeks sale of two described parcels totaling about five and a half acres to pay debts with Lavinia Myrick’s dower waived and James Myrick mortgage claimed. nonresidents must answer by September 1, 1918.
Notice to non residents of several defendants in a Ohio case filed in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas by Sarah J Cleveland. The petition alleges a real estate claim tied to parcels in Clermont County including specific boundaries and transfers, with execution of a warranty deed and survivor clause. Defendants include Josephine Cochnower John F Rodarmor Karl Rodarmor and others with New York New York and Washington addresses. The notice lists case No 1 and sets forth the owners and heirs involved and the property described.
This summer many people suffer headaches back pain rheumatism biliousness and fatigue from kidneys not doing their work. Foley Kidney Pills aid elimination improve sleep and help you feel better as promoted by the Nash Pharmacy.
A Virginia editor vowed to publish the name of a young man seen hugging and kissing a girl in the park unless his paper subscription was paid within a week. Fifty-nine youths called and paid up the next day, with two paying a year in advance.
Clermont county Ohio invites sealed proposals for repairing abutments and building a bridge over the Little Miami River on the South Milford route. Bids due October 4, 1915. include plans, specifications, and a $200 bid bond. Board reserves right to reject bids.
An East Side woman asks the Kansas City Star for help in making a shoe polish. She seeks exact ingredients to achieve a desired shine, noting current results are satisfactory but not ideal.
Notice states Shia O n is appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Thomas Needham late of Clermont County Ohio deceased. Court and date details are unclear in the fragment but indicate probate proceedings and personal representation.
Eugene, at his Aunt Nan's church wedding, cried out in a child’s voice as the bride slowly walked up the aisle to the wedding march. The bridegroom and best man waited at the altar while the young attendee touched off the moment with a humorous line about Mr Abbot waiting.
State of Daniel Cover estate appointment records show a probate judge named N. G. Obesetty presiding. The document indicates the executor or administrator has been named as required by law effective August 1916 in Clermont.
A Columbus Journal reader criticizes women who follow the era’s beauty drills and exercise routines to fit the short skirt vogue, noting the tedious effort and self confidence in performing the prescribed exercises.
W Clough of Prentiss Mississippi aged seventy seven reports Foley Kidney Pills as the only remedy that helped his long kidney trouble after trying many other treatments. The Nash Pharmacy urges attention to kidney symptoms.
The text notes a probate matter in Clermont County involving Daisy L. Kinsell. R W is named as administrator of the estate of the deceased. Further specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A historic household remedy named Dr. Thomas’ Eclectic Oil is advertised as a universal cure for toothache earache sore throat cuts bruises and scalds. Sold at all drug stores for 260 and 6c.
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