Let Well Enough Alone in the League Debate
A political pamphlet urges voters to resist the League of Nations. It argues for American autonomy, warnings about entangling alliances, and criticizes President Wilson and Governor Cox. The piece calls November action decisive for liberty and national independence.
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Washington
Republic
America
League of Nations
Europe
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Cox
Senate
Germany
France
Ohio
Court Ledger Entries Include Numerous Money Actions
The record lists several suits for money with amounts from $116.42 to $882.12 against defendants including Frank M. Allen and F.M. Allen, plus attachments and notes. Also shows partitions and a few divorces, probate notices, and marriage licenses from local courts and officials.
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Samuel Smith
Smith Hardware Co
Frank M. Allen
J. W. O'Hara
Delmar Jester
Britton & Britton
M. B. Griggs
L. C. Finegar
C.w.wallace
Williamsburg
The
Peoples Bank
Ohio
F. M
Allen Et al
Millard F. McNutt
F.M. Allen
Frank and
Katy Smith
Everett Brown
Kearns to Speak and County Ticket Debates
Hon. C. Q. Kearns will speak at Goshen Loveland Amelia and Williamsburg in late September with Hon. Nicholas Longworth joining at Amelia. State Farmers Institutes will meet in Clermont county towns Laurel Newtownsville Point Isabel Marathon with focus on production farming and farm bureau support. The piece endorses Republican candidates C. P. Donley Geo. Maxfield Geo. E. Mofford Harry Britton and Dr. A. O. Christopher, highlighting their backgrounds and fitness for county offices.
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C. Q. Kearns
Goshen
Loveland
Web
Amelia
Thurs
Nicholas Longworth
Mr. Kearns
Williamsburg
Farmers
Clermont County
Laurel
Newtonsville
Point Isabel
Marathon
Farmers’ Institute
Tobacco price declines震 North Carolina market shocks buyers
The North Carolina tobacco market saw prices fall below expectations with quality remaining good. Prices ranged from 1 to 28 cents per pound on higher grades than Ohio or Kentucky. The drop caused temporary house closures and a near mob scene as farmers halted sales and buyers sought refuge in hotels.
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North Carolina
Ohio
Kentucky
Surprise Birthday Party For Ruth Dial Held At Home
Mrs Fielding Dial hosted a surprise party for Ruth Dial last Thursday evening. Guests included Gertrude Wilson Myrtle Wilson Marie Swing Joanna Les Virginia Gelvin Belen Heinkei Elizabeth Jamieson Mary Virginia Jamieson Anna Virginia Speidel Irane Halick Ferol Tilton Helen H Rush and Ruth Dial. A dinner followed by ice cream cake and games marked a joyful gathering with several additional attendees Philip Horn William Moore William Bishop Carl Joseph James Ashburn and Nelson Hauck arriving later. Ruth received many pretty presents and birthday wishes from friends.
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Ruth
Obituary: Uncle Bennie Moyer Passes at 85
Benjamin Franklin Moyer born September 7 1885 in Hennings Mills Clermont County Ohio died September 18 1920 age 85 6. Married Amanda Robinson in 1860 and May Somermire in 1900. Widely trusted church member at New Harmony Branch Hill Union Chapel known as Uncle Bennie. Survived by wife May and one living brother George. Funeral and gratitude note from May Moyer.
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Bennie Moyer
Benjamin Franklin Moyer
Hennings Mills
Clermont County
Ohio
Amanda Robinson
Better Land
May Somermire
Henry
Sarah Jane Moyer
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Edward
Morton
George
New Harmony
Kendall
Branch Hill
Union Chapel
Bennie
Milford Doctor Poised for Election Victory
Sr of Milford praises Dr Christopher as a young man with exceptional medical skill likely to become eminent. Miami township is proud of him and could give him a decisive lead on election day, predicting a large margin winner.
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Milford
Christopher
Miami Township
Absentee Voting Announcement for November Election
The notice urges all eligible voters to request an absent voters ballot for the November election. Applications are valid from 80 days before the election up to three days prior. Voters must return marked ballots to the clerk, who will forward them to be counted on election night.
Clermont apple tour highlights county’s growing industry
Members of the Clermont Horticultural Association toured several local orchards including Jack Conley near Merwin Jesse Cross near Locust Corner and Gus Kurtz in Ohio township. They observed healthy crops with Wealthy Maidens Blush Grimes Golden and Ben Davis, praised sprayings and noting collar rot control and a robust market outlook for Clermont apples. Fred Gibson presented a large basket of apples and the article credits the county with a rising nationwide reputation for apple production.
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Clermont Horticultural Association
Tom
Jack Conley
Merwin
Jesse Cross
Locust Corner
Grimes Golden
Ben Davis
Albert N. Coombe
Gus Kurtz
Ohio Township
Selby
Parks
Kurtz
Baldwins
Fred Gibson
Clermont
Mt. Holly
Batavia Armory Masonic Dance Promises Rare Enjoyment
The Batavia Masonic lodge hosts a Friday night dance at the Batavia Armory with a cordial invitation to friends. Proceeds benefit the lodge. Distances attending and a large line of hats offered, with special prices through Lara Cooper Fleming in Amelia, Ohio.
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Batavia
Lara Cooper Fleming
Amelia Ohio
Bez
Jersey Breeders Form Clermont County Jersey Association
In Batavia Farm Bureau office on September 18 a group of Jersey breeders formed the Clermont County Jersey Breeders Association. A constitution and by laws were adopted with many local breeders signing and paying dues. Officers include J W Dumford president and Walter Bee vice president. Next meeting in Batavia November 13 to review memberships and advance Jersey cattle breeding.
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Farm Bureau
Batavia
Jersey
Clermont County
Jersey Breeders Association
J. W. Dumford
Chas. Rosselet
Pleasant Plain
W. F. Roudebush
J. Dunham
W. J. Burdsall
W. Ware
C. F.ungelhuem
Ezra G Anstaett
Bert Wilson
Batavias Thos
Bauer
Blanchester
A. RS
Walter Bee
Bethel
Frank Walmsley
Margaret Walmsley
Milford
Clime Smith
Loveland
Harry B. Phipps
Geo. C. Longworth
Ed Swope, Jr
Harry P. Ross
Felicity
Edward Prost
H. F. Walker
William Deburg
Williamsburg
Frank
Farmers urged to select sturdy corn and plan ahead for wheat and apple orders
Clermont County residents are advised to harvest seed only from top plants to avoid corn root rot and to plant good germination next spring. Early wheat sowing is discouraged due to Hessian fly risk to neighbors. Apple crops vary, towns without orchards could pool orders to buy directly from growers, cutting dealer commissions. A secondhand Corn King manure spreader is offered by Doyle Buggy & Implement Co.
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Clermont County
Clermont
Evry
Evania
Doyle Buggy & Implement Co
Batavia
Obio, Maa
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Common Pleas Court
Louisa Albers
Henry Albers
Absie Snider
Bertha Hill
Georgia Souder
Corinne Wainscott
Rural
Wegner
Richard H. Howe
Fenny Patton
Rev
Archibald Harrison
Florence D. Lewis
William L. Jones
Katherine Sitzler
Hamlet
Samuel W. Strimple
Millywright
Anna L. Danby
George Cunnings
Rigger
Cincinnati
Clara Ida May Pickelheimer
New Richmond
William Wagner Jr
Ruth H. Drake
Harry H. Jones
Summerside
Mary Maddox
Carmel
Louis C. Hopkins
Lavina M. Hopkins
Bond
G. B
G. W. Huntington
C. B. Myrick
Lulu O. Oline
Galen L. Oline
K. Kernohan
W. C. Robinson
James Wheeler
John T. Tireton
Etta Lanham
Kearns
County
C. P. Donley
Washington Township
Mr. Donley
George A. Maxfield
Lee Rogers
Maxfield
George Maxfield
Geo. E. Mofford
County Recorder
Laural
Monroe Township
Mofford
Cincinnati & Columbus
Clermontiers
Harry Britton
Harry
Blackstone
Burg
St. Mihiel
Argonne- Muese
A. O. Chriatopher
May Moyer
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