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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
4
Opinion piece laments Governor Cox and his machine in Ohio politics. It claims a majority oppose Cox while urging Bert Swing for sheriff and criticizes campaign spending. The column alleges misstatements on tax receipts and criticizes Hamilton county support for Harding and Willis.
Ohio political chatter centers on Willis and Cox with claims of anti Democrat sentiment, cruiser on the State Fair receipts drop, and a travel salesman wager predicting Willis victory. Reports from Columbus Upper Sandusky and Greenfield note Cox criticism and a 25 dollar fine for train riding.
William D. Horan of Goshen, Ohio, replies to a Clermont Sun space writer who praised William O. Robinson’s democracy while claiming Robinson did not vote for Horan in a past Democratic primary. Horan argues Robinson did not support him then and accuses Robinson of misrepresenting Democratic loyalty.
Mrs John Canter near Bethel stepped on tin covering a cistern and fell into about eight feet of water but was rescued by her son. Sheriff farm in Stonelick township was sold September 19 at the courthouse front door. Milford B L Association secured it. Attorney General Hogan says tenants cannot be taxed for weed cutting on adjoining land. tax to property holder. Batavia Chautauqua fund shortfall being raised by subscriptions. Adams county commissioners cut the infirmary superintendent salary to 25 per month. more cuts likely. Diarrhoea Remedy Cham berlain’s praised by Mrs OC W Florence of Rockfield Indiana for summer complaint. available from dealers.
Mrs. H. T. Strange of Gainesville Georgia suffered back pain and kidney bladder inflammation until using Foley Kidney Pills. She reports her back strengthened and kidney and bladder troubles completely gone. The Nash Pharmacy.
New suits filed in common pleas court include John Simmerman vs Clara Rosetta Simmerman for divorce and Frank Jones vs Willie Jones for divorce. Appointments list executors and administrators for several estates, with wills filed and real estate transfers detailing numerous parcels in Loveland, Washington and Tate townships, plus trusteeships and receiverships.
A petition filed with the Clerk of the Board of Deputy State Supervisors seeks to establish Palestine Precinct in Pierce township Clermont County Ohio. Hearing set in Batavia on Saturday October 3 1914 at 10 a m before Deputy State Supervisors of Election.
The board invites sealed proposals by 10 am on the third day of June 1914 for printing ten thousand ballots for the November election. Various ballot book sizes and quantities are listed, with requirements for imprints, serial numbers, and binding. Proposals may be rejected at the board's discretion.
A fragment from the Probate Court record notes W. Wertman appointed as attorney for the case before Judge Predmore on the eleventh day of the month. Details are sparse and focused on official designation within the probate proceeding.
Court records show ongoing proceedings to settle guardianship finances and related eruptions. The document mentions a judge, a deputy clerk, and guardians seeking approval on accounts, with dates and procedural steps under review.
Notice announces a probate appointment in Clermont County with Judge John K Woodllet and attorney Emma Gibbs listed among parties. Details include rate or date obscured by OCR. The readable items indicate official action by the Probate Court.
Examinations for teachers are scheduled on the first Saturday of September October January March April May and the last Friday of June and August. If a date falls on a legal holiday, the exam shifts to the corresponding weekday of the following week.
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