Democratic Party Nemesis of Success Exposed in Rant
A heated political attack rails against the Democratic Party from distrust of its past and present policies. It blames Cleveland’s era, praises Republican prosperity, and predicts defeat for Democrats in November amid war and policy critiques. Raised as a fervent call to support anti-Democrat sentiment.
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United States
Grover Cleveland
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
America
Chicago
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Elizabeth Denham a life of service and devotion
An obituary honoring Sarah Elizabeth Denham born 1842 in Batavia. It traces her marriage to Edward Denham in Columbus Indiana, her widowhood after his death, and her devoted care for daughter Bessie Lindsley and aging parents. She enriched church life, cherished music and flowers, and faced loss with grace. Her final hours closed with reflection on mercy.
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Sarah Elizabeth Denham
Allen Glancy
Elizabeth Denham
Sarah Elizabeth Lindsley
Henry
Charity Lindsley
Edward Livingston Denham
Columbus
Indiana
Bessie Lindsley
Spa
Mrs. Denham
Batavia
Homer B. Grancy
House of Life
Court report covers multiple suits and probate actions in Clermont County
Court reports list new suits including Batavia Township trustees versus various defendants for money and foreclosure, and Nichols against the Cincinnati News Co. with probate filings. Probate appointments include Williams as administrator and Hibner and Lloyd estates with appraisers, plus numerous wills, inventories, and real estate transfers in Batavia and surrounding townships.
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Common Pleas Court
Batavia Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Chas. G. White
Dan B. Granger
Louis McGlaughlin
Plaintiff
The
Cincinnati News Co
State of
Os L
William Williams
Harry Williams
C. A. Bishop
Walter C. Leever
John Holmes
Williamsburg Meeting and County Expenditures Noted
Meeting held with Ross and Lowe present on September 20. Commissioners approved numerous bills including lumber, stone, gas, and repairs. A note for 2000 at 6 percent was ordered to New Richmond Bank and Back Bone Hill repair was directed. Tufts v. county settled for 250.
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Ross and Lowe
Leonard Ansteatt
Clarence Ansteatt
Frank Boose
D. Brank
G. Bateman
Barrett Bros
Carroll-Samueson
Clermont
Cincinnati Quarries Co
Citizens Garage
James Cartwright
Miles R. Deel
G. G. Fagiey
Felicity G. A. R
John Gaul
Stone
Haber Roller Mig Co
G.G. Hendrixson
Ray Imholt
Keen Bros
J. W. Kincaid
Philip Kuhn
E. G. King
C. Lynn
Laub & Pringle
John Leever
Ae C. M. Long
Chas
Potts
Prion
Panyere Stakalta Co
Standard Oil Co
Scott Bros
W.H Stanage
John Theil
John van Horn
W. A. Wilson
T.P. White & Son
New Richmond National Bank
Bone Hill
Minister's Reception for Rev Thomas F Smith in Williamsburg
Members of the M E Church in Williamsburg held a reception for Rev Thomas F Smith and family on Friday evening September 17 at the church to mark their return for a fourth year. Music by the Sunday School Orchestra featured a duet by Mrs Louise Davis and Miss Hazel Wise. Welcome addresses were delivered by H McNutt J E H Sentman W H Hunter J E McKevor E B Holmes J M Davidson and Joe Innis of Columbus. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served.
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M. E. Church
Williamsburg
Thos. F. Smith
Louise ‘Davis
Hazel Wise
Follwing
H. McNutt
J. E. H. Sentman
W. H. Hunter
J. E
Michigan fruit crop to be moved by association appeal
Detroit September 24. The National Team and Track Owners Association, based in Detroit, appeals to members in Michigan and nearby states to help move a portion of Berrien County fruit going to waste due to transportation shortages. Fruit is being harvested and marketed, with good variety and normal size, but orchardmen advise paring apples for home use to prevent loss this winter.
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Detroit
Mich
Berrien County
Michigan
National Team
Track Owners’ Association
Corn Crops Thrive After Week of Heat in Ohio
A week of bright sun and heat has favored corn maturation across Ohio. Farmers report good yields and quality despite earlier fears from wet weather. Cob cutting progressed, fodder to be stored for livestock, and seed corn kept in fields for drying.
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Ohio
Brown County Grand Jury Indicts 24 in Three-Day Session
The Brown county grand jury examined 69 witnesses over three days and returned 24 indictments, while dismissing six cases. Indictments include six against a single person, five for feeding unwholesome food to dogs, three for burglary, two for non-support, and seven for minor offenses. This is the largest total in years.
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Brown County Grand Jury
Republican Meeting Opens Campaign in Clermont County
Tonight in Loveland Hon. Chat C Kearns and Hon. Nicholas Longworth headline a Clermont County Republican campaign kickoff. The Harding Coolidge Club organizes with A B Brock band providing music. Goshen reports a large meeting with Kearns as speaker yesterday.
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Clermont County
Loveland
Chat
C. Kearns
Nicholas Longworth
Harding-Coolidge Club
A. B. Brock
Goshen
C.C Kearns
Batavia Schools Enter Busy New Term
Batavia schools begin a busy year with large enrollment of local and foreign scholars. Superintendent Luther leads an able staff in progressive work. The normal school under Miss Jones offers solid instruction and a motivated class of trainees preparing to become teachers.
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Batavia
Supt
Luther
Hia
Dedication of Memorial Tablet at New Richmond
Dedication of the memorial tablet set for October 9 in New Richmond with a 1 pm parade and band concert. The program includes a band invocation by Rev. W. B. Bonham and speeches by Col. Peter E. Traub and Will P. Stevenson. The city key will be turned over to visitors and a soldier will attend a chicken dinner at city hall. Soldiers in uniform urged to attend. Ft. Thomas Military band to provide music. Mrs. Cornelia Townsley, injured after a fall, is hospitalized but recovering and expected to return home in due course.
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New Richmond
America
W. B. Bonham
Peter E. Traub
Ft. Thomas
Will P.stevenson
West Union
City Hall
Ft. Thomas Military Band
Batavia Meat Market Sold to Cliff Weaver & Son
The Batavia meat business long operated by Louis Buerkle is sold to Cliff Weaver & Son and will start under new ownership on October 1. The store will stay in its current room briefly while new quarters are arranged. Earl Fishback will stay on as clerk with the firm for a period.
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Batavia
Louis Buerkle
Cliff Weaver
Batavia Reservoir Project Underway With Gravel Hauling
Work on a new Batavia reservoir begins with gravel placement by H. M. Rice and excavation set to start this week. Limited teams allow only four loads per trip, and labor is scarce. The project aims to finish before bad weather.
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Batavias
H. M. Rice
Ohio Valley mill closes for week to coal hunt
The Man chester Ohio Valley mill shuts down for a week so workers can search for coal along the river. They recover coal from sunken barges and riverbanks as river levels drop, a seasonal local practice for fuel.
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Ohio Valley
Manchester
Old Time Now In Effect Citywide Rerun
The article notes time standard changes taking effect since Sunday midnight with no local disruption. Larger towns report impact while travelers gain a clear time reference.
Henry Ford Slashes Prices On Automobiles
Henry Ford announces a new price list effective September 22 in Detroit. Touring, regular $40. touring starter $510. runabout regular $895. runabout starter $466. chassis $860. coupelet starter $796. demountable rims. truck $545. tractor $790.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
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