Pantry list for pickling and seasoning items
A brief inventory notes white and black pepper ginger turmeric powdered nutmeg whole and powdered cloves allspice for pickling and general use. The list emphasizes common spices and flavor enhancers.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
8
A brief inventory notes white and black pepper ginger turmeric powdered nutmeg whole and powdered cloves allspice for pickling and general use. The list emphasizes common spices and flavor enhancers.
Miss Minnie Hardy hosts Dr. Vogel in Goshen. County Clerk Fetzer welcomes a newborn girl. John and Cincinnati relatives visit Batavia. J. L. Kidd installs concrete crossings at Third and Main. Brannock transacts business in county seat. Nichols and Slade head to Ohio State University. Floods in China drown over 100000 people. German U B church announces services next Sunday. Diarrhoea remedies advised for September. Be prepared with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. David Geesner reports foul brood in local bee hives. Wheat grading pay 9c per bushel at Bethel Roller Mill.
A mix of short items reports Chris Erion undergoing appendicitis surgery in Cincinnati and describes recovery. It promotes Dean's Regu lats for constipation and Chamberlain's ointment for sprains. Also notes a confirmation at Holy Trinity on Sept 21, hospital updates on Mrs Hicks and Mrs Basford praise for Cham berlain remedies. Includes local travel, real estate workers, and first aid guidance.
The September 5 1911 meeting approved numerous bills for road work masonry and printing and authorized delinquent tax collectors. A contract with St Clair Manufacturing Ohio was made to install a new generator at the Clermont county infirmary. A later session listed culvert bills and sheep claims with witness fees. Christopher Columbus Brown of New Troyville died at 73. funeral held by Rev Burdeau. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promoted by Nash Pharmacy.
Grand jurors named include William Nott and Ben Behymer among others from Washington Pierce Franklin Wayne and Ohio towns. Petit jurors listed such as E E White and Wm Roush from Jackson Washington and Tate. Jurors must appear Monday October 16 at 10 am and petit jurors Monday October 28 at 9 am.
Common Pleas Judge West of Wilmington affirmed Mayor J. H. Funderburg of Yellow Springs in four cases against George Galloway William Glos singer and H. R. Hawkins local druggists found guilty last April of keeping places where liquor was sold. Fines aggregate 1700 dollars.
Forest Ely son of EB Ely of this place won the pony contest for selling the greatest number of Saturday Evening Posts in a limited time. He was notified Monday of his victory and had shown rapid progress since entering the race.
The annual report shows Ohio contributed 21,826,616 dollars to government funding from internal revenue taxes. Illinois led with 68,000,000 dollars, Kentucky 88,000,000, Indiana 81,000,000, Pennsylvania 27,000,000, while Ohio ranked fifth.
An advertisement promotes Peoples' Liniment formerly Golden Root Compound as a universal remedy for aches and pains. It urges trial and notes General agents Lod Bros sell through druggists in Cincinnati with wholesale and dealer distribution listed.
Little George Roach son of Edward Roach dies at home in Batavia after a four day illness from throat abscess. Aged eight, he was bright and popular among playmates. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m. The family receives community sympathy.
The Nash Pharmacy touts Foley's Kidney Remedy liquid as proven for acute and chronic kidney and bladder ailments. It is recommended especially for elderly people for its tonic and reconstructive qualities and lasting relief.
Farmers in northern Clermont County east of Milford organize the Goshen Protective Association to enforce game laws and guard farms from trespass and fence damage. About 100 members. properties posted. 12 districts led by lieutenants. 8. B. Myers serves as president. Violators will be prosecuted. funds raised for enforcement.
The C G P road, recently acquired by Cincinnati, St Louis and New York capitalists, is reorganized with Robert B Hackney as president Jesse Thompson as vice president George W Nichols as secretary treasurer and E W White as general manager. The Felicity and Bethel branch and the O R C line from Sardinia to Ripley will be absorbed and electrified. The deal was arranged by George W Nichols.
An advertisement urges prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to protect children and adults from coughs colds and throat chest and lung affections. It highlights quick decisive results and notes Nash Pharmacy as source.
The Ohio real estate valuation is about 7.0 billion dollars under the Smith 1 per cent law, enough to raise the same amount of money as 1910 taxation. Clermont county real estate totals 17.62 million, up 9.26 million, with the state total at 4.246 billion, up 2.585 billion. 1910 valuation was 1.662 billion. Railroad and corporate valuations have risen, suggesting the 1 per cent tax will cover expenses.
J. I. Kidd, a cement worker, is installing several crossings and gutters for private buildings. The crossings ease passage over mud and water while the gutters improve sanitation and appearance wherever placed.
Multiple bolded notices offer loans at six percent interest from Frazisz & Hicks in Batavia and W R Walker attorney for Batavia Building & Loan Co for first mortgage security. Additional real estate loan ads from H Speitel, F P Hamilton dentist, C Ke arns, and a Mr. Rhodes advertise loans or services. Includes an anti pain plaster and milk separator promotions.
An irregular ad offers Lehigh cement from J. F. Weaver & Sons with claims of fresh stock and best quality. It mentions Rochester based Erich Lee Company seeking a local representative, with promise of wages and terms, and includes market notes on wheat.
A fragmented and unclear notice from agents soliciting supplies for various food products. Mentions Chase & Sanborns, Stone's Silver Slice, Hubig's Famous Pies, Boiled Ham, Dried Beef, and other items with garbled phrasing and inconsistent spelling.
A local boarding offer lists lodging by the week day or meal at 25 cents per bed or meal. A good home cooking arrangement with feed and stable connected sits a square and a half above town hall on Main Street.
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