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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
4
Secretary of State Carmi Thompson, Dairy and Food Commissioner Renice Dunlap, School Commissioner Edmund A. Jones, and Board of Public Works member George H. Watkins named as candidates in the announced ticket.
Delegates at the Dayton convention praised the party’s dignity and unity. The platform endorses tariff protection local option and primary elections for meers while Roosevelt Foraker and Dik receive praise. The McKinley monument event in Columbus drew large crowds and highlighted Republican triumphs in 1906 with strong employment and prosperity claims.
The fall campaign centers on Roosevelt with the battle cry Stand by Roosevelt. Two years ago Republicans carried Ohio by 265000, a margin that may shrink but remain decisive as Mr Bryan travels via Bata on the N and W road, reportedly met by a county delegation but continuing alone.
Forty two thousand patents to land in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations are in the Muskogee vaults. They are executed by tribal governors, approved by the interior secretary, and await delivery. The secretary delays action while governors press for direct delivery by government staff. The Curtis bill would require the interior secretary to deliver deeds to eligible recipients, ending governors’ delivery claims.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary ailments. It claims sediment in urine signals kidney trouble and promises relief for back pain liver and bladder issues. Prominent benefits include stopping frequent urination and nocturnal waking. Sample bottle and booklet offered free by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A Monday night collision on the N and W road near Rockyford wrecked a hand car but left its eight to ten crew unharmed. The freight locomotive struck the hand car within about a hundred feet after its crew failed to hear a whistle signal. Several curves in the area necessitate frequent whistle signals for safety.
A Detroit salesman in Milwaukee tried to cash a draft by showing his tattooed name on his chest after failing to reach contacts for identification. He arrived Monday after planning a Saturday trip, and the clerk eventually cashed the check.
Public auction set for September 22 1906 on premises Clermont county Ohio in Case No 11986 McClelland v McClelland. First tract 93 acres described with old surveys and deeds. appraised at 2720 dollars. One third cash and two deferred payments by mortgage at 6 percent. Sheriff Jas R Gorman and attorney D W Murphy listed.
In a Düsseldorf bankruptcy, the post office is a creditor for one shilling unpaid telephone charges. A fourpence in the pound dividend yields one fifth of a penny or 12-3 pfennigs. Six letters have been exchanged between the postal authorities and the receiver, with no resolution.
David Penn Moreton of Moscow has been appointed electricity instructor at Armour Institute in Chicago. He is the son of Charles B Morton and Sallie Penn Moreton, and his many Clermont friends extend congratulations.
Legal notice invites sealed proposals by 12 noon September 29 1906 for village bonds totaling 1825 dollars to fund sidewalk construction on Main Street. Bonds range 2 to 8 years at 5 percent interest, bid to be unconditional with certified check 100 dollars and delivery within ten days. The village reserves the right to reject all bids.
A playful reflection on dairy and digestion noting that a cow would render milk into butter, describing milk as nature’s emulsion and observing cod liver oil as nourishing but needing emulsification to aid digestion.
Scott's Emulsion combines the best oil with hypo phosphites to aid digestion and improve health beyond oil alone. The product is promoted as the world’s most nourishing food medicine from Scott & Bowne, chemists of New York, priced at $1.00 and sold by all druggists.
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