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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
8
Farmers along the proposed rural routes complain of slow action after a lengthy examination of about fifty applicants. They urge prompt decisions from government officials to avoid extended waiting, especially during a politically active period.
Rapp Bros. offers tire and wheel work in Batavia while Kline's store stocks Juneott School supplies. Loveland buys land for a new cemetery. Marshall Roudebush of Boston visits Batavia friends. M. E. Guild hosts ice cream social at the Armory Friday night. Various ads urge remedies and goods including Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar and Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Local updates cover pumpkin weight records and millinery openings.
A major crew of pavement builders advances an extensive street renewal, replacing rough bricks and cobblestones with smooth walks. Market street and part of Main near completion this week, followed by Second street. spring resumption and June council handover planned.
Clermont Democrats will hold precinct primaries on Saturday to elect delegates for a county ticket convention at Batavia City Hall on Monday October 1.
Congratulations pour in for Dr Frank Davidson and his bride Miss Alice Gaskins of Amelia. The ceremony was held at St Pauls M E church in Cincinnati with Dr A B Cole officiating. The groom maintains a dental practice in Amelia and the couple are prominent social favorites.
A Tuesday October 16 sale at the late L. A. Beck residence two miles southeast of Bethel will offer stock grain hay and farm implements. Bargain seekers advised to attend. Also note Harry Mefford bound to his home by illness and Vernon Lytie praised for a strong recent exam score. The Courier thanks Cincinnati Enquirer for courtesy photo of General Corbin.
A Hamilton Ohio religious leader cites three trials of Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and lumbago with ongoing satisfaction. The ad promotes the pills at 50 cents through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Other notices mention visitors, travel and local residents entertaining at the judge's home and a Falls trip via Canada and the Lakes.
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Cyrus L. Crane of Bethel Clermont County born February 20 1851 died September 16 1908 after a two week typhoid battle. He was a teacher husband father and community educator respected for integrity and industry. Funeral held at home September 23 conducted by Rev Sherman of Cincinnati. He leaves wife Olive Vanesdol two daughters Florence Leever and Hassle Crane. He was a Knights of Pythias member and lived on a farm near Bethel.
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