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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1903
Page
8
Batavia notes 1903 warnings and events include Warren County Fair dates September 38 25 tickets sold at Aden Nash pharmacy. Local officials report schools enrollment 800 with many outside pupils. Community figures Dr C J Bishop and J J Werner itinerant medical and dental visits listed. Several visits from Cincinnati and Kentucky residents plus local births, injuries, and civic notices.
Rev Geo M pygenet of Goshen visits Batavia sharing St Pauls teaching on contentment in all states. Ohio River and Columbus Railway progress through Franklin Madison Fayette Pickaway Highland Brown counties linking Ripley Georgetown Sardinia Hillsboro and more to the Ohio river and Louisville Nashville roads.
An old newspaper snippet references Castoria with the familiar “The Kind You Have Always Bought” slogan and imprint. It also mentions Foley's Kidney Cure claim and a person named Albert Heinrici returning from a trip East to visit a brother serving in the Philippines.
A soft critique of Panama Canal prospects and Roosevelt era reforms. Representative Busket t predicts Nebraska gives Roosevelt a historic Republican majority. Carnegie’s union with England draws sharp editorial criticism. President Castro faces jail reports. Mme Hunt links fashion to moral crisis. An Indiana woman sues her eighteenth husband. Hill tc hcock notes Garrett's Indian agent critique linked to Wright. A man complains of press use for political aims and lost subscription.
A special meeting of the Clermont County Medical Society will be held in Batavia on Wednesday September 23 at 10 o clock a.m. Attendance of every practitioner is urged as the aim is to unite the county society with the State society.
The Manchester electric light plant operates at full capacity delivering high satisfaction. Tate township trustees plan a waiting room at the new cemetery to aid funeral attendees in rain. State health board praises Milford water as pure and sweet. Mrs. Raymond Conner credits Foley's Kidney Cure for relief after years of kidney trouble. testimonial from Shelton, Washington.
A Salvation Army service on Main Street Monday afternoon ended with a large collection and liberal contributions. Also noted is Puget Sound customs districts reporting a 46 percent rise in shipments while U S exports and grain goods declined overall except Pacific coast ports.
In Dennard Arkansas a former Federal soldier recounts twenty years of pain from nerve and stomach trouble. After reading an Almanac he used Dodd's Kidney Pills, starting with three daily and then six. He reports pain fading, better sleep and appetite, and renewed vitality. He endorses the remedy.
Mrs Chas E Flinn of Springfield and her mother visited Bantam and Clifton relatives while the Christian Endeavor held a quarterly reunion at the Presbyterian church with Rev Dawson of Williamsburg delivering the address. Numerous local visitors from Cincinnati Milford and Hamilton joined, as school opened with Channell Leonard in charge and several residents noted moving visiting and illness updates.
Felicity social pages record Mrs. O. F. Rice visiting Iowa relatives and Fred Augsburgs at Laurel. Cincinnatians Mrs. George Knowles and daughters Hazel and Clara return home after a visit. May South, Etta Houser, and Adda and Maggie Van Brigele visit relatives. Piano recital at township hall features Mrs. Will B. Adams pupils and the choral club. Womans Foreign Missionary Society meets at Miss Nellie Fee’s home. Supt. and Mrs. A. T. Mareh return from two weeks with New Boston relatives. Alan Waterfield of Dennison visits family. David S. Wingert and Eva Printy wed at George Printy’s home with Rev. Swope officiating. many friends extend congratulations.
Richard H. Thayer of Pittsburg visits family in Miamiville and works for the P C and St L Ry with wife. Water famine hits town as cisterns run dry. only the public well prevents suffering. Mrs L A Reese and daughters visit from Terrace Park. Miss Josie Coler visits from Milford. Eppert family to Mt Washington. school year starts Sept 21 with Mr Miller as principal. no primary teacher yet. Sidewalks are being graveled and streets improved by local effort.
At a September 11 1908 meeting of Marathon Lodge No 208 F and A M the lodge mourned the departure of Nathan Anderson a devoted member for over fifty years The resolutions express sympathy to his family and request the charter be draped in mourning for thirty days a copy published in the Clermont Courier and Clermont Bugle and sent to the deceased’s family Committed by KE H McNvrv CHAS ARANDALL CHAS L RETON
Kidney troubles sap mind and vigor and hit women as well as men. Swamp-Root offers relief, with immediate effects and available in fifty cent and one dollar sizes. Free sample bottles and pamphlets mailed from Dr Kilmer Co at Binghamton NY.
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