Clermont Courier Prices and Publication Date
The Clermont Courier listing the subscription options shows one year six months and three months at 125 dollars. The issue is dated Batavia Ohio September 13, 1911.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
4
The Clermont Courier listing the subscription options shows one year six months and three months at 125 dollars. The issue is dated Batavia Ohio September 13, 1911.
The Clermont Courier explains that articles about the infirmary's conduct funds spending supplies and the experimental farm originate from manager E 8 Rush. The piece blames Rush for past publications and defends editor C C Kearns, inviting readers to come to the Courier office with complaints. Main went wet Monday for the first time in 63 years.
The Courier states that Eugene Harding's article was not intended to attack or favor the anti saloon league. Readers who misread the sketch were assured no stance was taken on licensing or saloon policy.
The docket lists several cases: Black Fork Co. vs John T. White et al for real estate sale. Cora A. Trent vs Owen Trent et al alimony and injunction. Wilsie Rowan vs J D Sorrell for estate money. Minerva Thomas vs Jefferson Thomas to set aside deed. Daisy Maud Gregor vs Guy Gregor divorce. J C O Fubr vs Harriet Sackett aid of execution. each with respective attorneys. Also marriage licenses issued for multiple couples in the region.
Warner Barker heirs transfer 106 acres to Anna Barker in Goshen. John Joseph Jr by auditor sells 196.1 acres in Jackson to Mary J Werk for $1.39. Illadee Ellsworth to G C Anderson four acres in Tate. James G Emmons to Philip M Sellers 7.62 acres in Franklin. Ludwig Hruschka to Frank Martin 87 acres in Batavia. Emma Beckner to Clay O Larkin part acre in Ohio. Weatherspoon to Kers six acres in Franklin Fallar to Louis N in Ohio. Serena Hutchinson to Ambrose.
Letter from Bethel, Ohio, criticizes Warren G. Harding for endorsing licensed liquor as a constitutional remedy. The writer argues there is no middle ground on temperance, urging statewide prohibition or county bans to advance reform and prevent saloon influence. Local property transfers and deeds follow in the notice section.
Miss Hazel Alrey leads an ice cream festival at Forest Hill School Batavia Township on Saturday September 16 at 7 pm. A short program by pupils will be presented and proceeds go to the school fund. All interested in local education are invited.
Mayor Gaynor tells a reporter a parson story about fingerprint evidence. A robbery’s clue a finger print on an overripe peach leads to a humorous misidentification about a thief’s corduroy pants.
A head clerk recalls a dream in which he is Andrew Carnegie waking to a Scotch piper playing The Wearing of the Green on Ninety First Street and Fifth Avenue. A boy bites a lemon, the piper dies from a shotgun blast by an Irish foreman, and the dream ends with the wakeful shock.
A Chicago firm won the contract at 31392.60 to install a pneumatic tube mail from Central Union station to the Cincinnati post office. The thirty inch tube will be about four times larger than others in use, promising faster service, but installation will take some time.
J A Maple of 125 and 7th Street Steubenville Ohio reports relief from long standing kidney and bladder problems after using Foley Kidney Pills. He notes reduced backache and improved kidney function enabling him to work with less misery and praises the cure. The Nash Pharmacy.
The Petal Savings Bank opened at eight o'clock Tuesday morning last week in Xenia. Despite several deposits, totals fall short of expectations as many residents prefer established banks. Burdock Blood-Bitters credited by J. H. Walker of Sunbury, Ohio, for relief from long standing indigestion and loss of appetite.
Darkest Perfection a Poland China boar owned by J. M. Klever near Xenia dies valued at 5000 dollars. The loss threatens the farmer's viability if more hogs like him are lost.
The document lists capital stock paid in 25000 and bank notes outstanding 6250 with deposits amounting to 18559 80 and time certificates of deposit. The sworn statement by Jas Be McKeever cashier confirms the figures as of September 9 in the county of Clermont.
An old advertisement claims children cry for Fletcher's Castoria while noting national neglect and then pivots to a statistic about Spain’s unproductive land totaling 11 597 048 acres.
The notice certifies the examination of a treasury statement by a panel of examiners in Batavia Ohio on September 4, 1911. It confirms accuracy and reliability of the financial statement and the integrity of the examination process.
A photographer badgers a reluctant sitter to pose for a coronation style shot. The sitter groans at every cue, describing distrust in the painless dentist and imagining relatives visiting him after the photograph. The scene ends with the sitter venting frustration.
Professor A F Chamberlain argues that the Urus language around Lake Titicaca forms an independent language family with a Cumulated vocabulary of hundreds of words. He notes connections to Poopo and suggests wider historical territory between Lake Titicaca and Lake Autlagas.
An advertisement touts Dr Wright's Rapid Relief as essential for workmen. It claims rapid healing of flesh wounds, reduced pain, swelling and risk of infection, plus benefits for diphtheria and colic. Trial bottles cost 25 cents. refunds are offered if not satisfied.
Sealed bids will be received by the Village of Batavia Ohio until 12 oclock noon on September 9 1911 for furnishing materials and labor for the operation and maintenance of water works and related systems for one year beginning September 15 1911. Bids must include full bidder names and be accompanied by a $100 certified check. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Clerk B Nichols.
A fragmentary line reflects on money and fortune, suggesting a character named Morus values virtue over wealth and compares want with gold. The sense portrays a moral reflection rather than a full narrative.
Franklin Jarman and Maga Jarman filed a petition in the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio case 18261 seeking to quiet title to two tracts of land in Washington township. The defendants include Martha Bolender and others in Indiana Kansas Nebraska Pennsylvania and Ohio. Plaintiffs demand defendants reveal interest and have claims adjudged null. Answer required by October 28, 1911. Plaintiffs represented by William W. Pesta, attorney, Cincinnati.
Notice to Minerva Thomas as plaintiff in Clermont County Ohio case 13268. Jefferson Thomas, defendant, alleged life estate fraud and improper conveyance of real estate in Breckenridge sub-divisions. Suit seeks to set aside deed and for a final decree, with details of parcels and property lines in Be Bre Clermont county. Plaintiff OOK attorney.
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