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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
8
Batavia area notices report Hamersville will build a new concrete brick bank at a cost of 2300 dollars. Local items mention school books at Klines store Batavia, Rapp Bros wheel relubing, and various notices about sales, visits, and services across Batavia and surrounding towns.
Batavia marksmen shine at the state range event with Captain Glancy Lieutenant Parrott and Private Cort Burnet among the top competitors. Burnet captured several prizes with scores 41 to 46 of 50, Parrott won the all comers rapid fire with 48 of 50, and Glancy placed third in the 500 yards slow-fire with 47. About 400 contestants were present and Batavia’s team earned notable praise.
Financial figures list deposits and demand certificates for numerous banks in Clinton County and nearby towns including Clinton County National Wilmington Citizen's National Wilmington First National Bethel Merchant's National Hillsboro Milford National Georgetown First National Wilmington Sardinia Donosie Citizen's National Ripley First National Norwood Loveland National National Loveland First National New Richmond First National Batavia with totals and certified checks noted for several institutions.
A Hamilton Ohio rabbi states in 1892 1905 that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and lumbago with repeated endorsement after cold induced pain. The ad notes availability through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents and urges readers to remember the name.
Tetlow's charges against J W Wood superintendent of the deaf and dumb asylum were investigated last week and dismissed as groundless. Shields the Tetlow attorney was charged by Governor Harris with acting in bad faith in making the matter public before proper inquiry.
The article argues that many women in confined domestic life suffer from nervousness. It asserts Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout, New York offers the best treatment, promoting digestive function and nourishing the nervous system.
Mrs Emma L widow of E L Hunt er died in Los Angeles California on the 8th of the present month from spinal trouble after a fall since moving to California a few months ago Her remains were brought here and buried beside her husband after services at the grave by Rev E Burdsall She leaves a son and two daughters.
A sales notice targets John F. Hartman of Batavia offering fall and winter suits or overcoats. It extols unique style and workmanship for the money and urges customers to choose their garments from the advertised merchant.
Personal property of Mrs. Harriet De Garmo to be sold at her late residence on the turnpike between Hamlet and Lindale on Friday September 28 starting at 10 a.m. Also an unrelated advisory on cough remedies and laxatives endorsing Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar sold by Bono's Drug Store Batavia.
In Batavia the Coyle Buggy and Implement Company promotes Richmond Champion Wheat Drills. The advertisement lists Citizen's phone No 4 and Bell No 12 as contact details for buyers seeking farming equipment.
Batavia Lodge No. 104 F. and A. M. will hold a special meeting Friday evening to confer the Fellow Craft degree. Full attendance is desired.
An advertisement promotes Ramon’s remedy for aches and wounds. It touts natural ingredients and emphasizes quick relief and tonic benefits for general health. The offer includes promise of renewed strength and faster recovery with regular use.
Christian churches of Monterey Modest and Lorado invite the public to a basket meeting at the Boston Fair Grounds on Sunday September 30 with Rev A Lord of the Christian Standard and other prominent ministers present in morning and afternoon sessions.
Grant Hartman died at his Cincinnati home last Saturday. A Jackson township native and partner of the late Anson Wilson, he was a leading Cincinnati architect who directed improvements on the bank. He leaves a widow and two children. funeral services were held yesterday.
The 89th Ohio veterans held their annual reunion at Owensville yesterday with 48 regiment members present and many more from other commands and families. Ulrey's hall hosted exercises led by Rev. Brown and Cort Smith, who gave the welcome and president’s remarks. A fine dinner was served by Comrade John Miller and the old officers were re elected with Cort Smith as president and Sambat Troth as secretary.
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