State and County Ticket Listing with Numerous Local Names
A scanned ballot-style ticket lists multiple state and county positions with candidate names including Carl Seppart, John M. Sheets, L. K. Emerson, B. Cambron, W. L. Johnson, David H. Moore, Joseph M. Wood, Andrew Murphy, Willis G. Hickman, Joseph Wolf, and John Fliddle for various offices such as Lieutenant Governor, Supreme Judge, Attorney General, Treasurer, Board of Public Works, State Senator district 14, Common Pleas Judge, Representative, Senator, and Commissioner long and short term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Sheets
Jutnun
Supreme Court
L.K. Emerson
Helmunt
Canbron
Columbana
Board of Public Works
W. L. Johnson
Sumali
Residents and Visitors Chronicle in Relsonville and Nearby
Relsonville notes Mina Lowden visits Coalville while Miss Macle Smith and Miss Sophia Stille guest relatives in Columbus and Glouster. Dozens of locals travel to Columbus and Zanesville for visits as Dr. Hill is named health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Elizabeth Lowden
Coalville
Macle Smith
Columbus
Sophia Stille
Glouster
Lizzie Bean
Congo
Ida Hartley
Logan
Price
W. P. Shepard
Florence
Ed. Darnecut
Zanesville
Otto Bowers
Misa Nellie Coverdale
Athens
N. Hill
Co. E. Welch
Harry Vail
Belpre
Charles Vail
Harvey Suppole
Zaneaville
Henrietta Gettel
Parkersburr
Henry Gettel
Frank Shepard
Brenholts
Mes
C. Comstock
M.A. Sulth
W. W Smith
Moundaville
W. Va
Mabel Shafer
Misa Margaret Harry
Wellston
T. S. Lowden
Munice
Ind
Wash. Lowden
Aaron Grady
Clara
Sciotoville
Ludlow
Orrin Thacker
Alice Thacker
Maria Sheppard
Messrs
Blake Raymond
Joe Miller
S. E. Butt
Samuel Butt
B. M. Thompson
Bertha Thomas
Columus
E. 5
Monce
Youngstown
Nance
Martha Cline
Washington, DC
Cline
Nelsonville
Mercy Crane
The
State Hospital
Buffalo
Gertrude Hawkins
Misa Ethel McCune
Marton
Indiana
Horna for Sale: 16 Month Bull and Two Paine Cows
Three registered cattle offered for sale in Ohio. A 16 month old Horna bull and two Paine cows, all stock and specimens registered. Prices low and room for negotiation with Parten Frost in Frost, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Parten
Frost
Ohio
South Canaan Social Visits Spread Through Town
John Woolly spent Sunday at Frost's. farmers market peaches. John Foston and family visited Sam Poston of Lysander. Mise Lutte Hammond Ottis Stalder and Carl Hill visited Lenna Hill. Sherman Parker and sisters Dora and Blanche visited Charles Kincade. Harry and Henry Frost of Athens visiting relatives here. Arthur Simmons of Guthrie Center and Miss Minnie Frost visited H W Manefield. Mr and Mrs L Creamer of Shade and Frankie Bean with Joseph and Arthur Simmons of Idaho joined the Manefields Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Canaan
John Woolly
Voner Frost
John Foston
Sam Poston
Lysander
Mise Lutte Hammond
Ottis Stalder
Carl Hill
Lenna Hill
Sherman Parker
Dora and
Blanche
Charles Kincade
Harry and
Henry Frost
Athens
Arthur Simmons
Guthrie Center
Minnie Frost
H.W. Manafield
L. Creamer
Shade
Frankie Bean
Joseph and
Idaho
H.W. Manefield
Family
New England visitors and local social notes
Mr and Mrs Inman of Amesville visited friends here last week Jap and Manda Chambers visited relatives at Coolville recently Mrs Addie Laughlin and children visited Mr and Mrs Spaulding Saturday and Sunday Abner Henry of Bloomington and Miss Joule Henry and Fred Martin of Darlington Ind were guests of Mrs Bundy and Mrs Spaulding two days last week.
Show Window Advertising Says Public View Boosts Pay
A New York trade report notes shoemakers and other manufacturers profit from workers operating near display windows. Demonstrators visible to passersby catch attention as waists, cigars, jewelry, and machinery are shown at work. Experts say only steady, composed workers thrive under public scrutiny, while many falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Wine
Ita
York
Fragmented Verses on Women and Power in 19th Century Thought
A garbled OCR fragment presents a string of quotes about women and gender, including lines attributed to Lamartine and Moare, touching on women’s strength, bondage, and control. The text reads like aphorisms or poem scraps with mis-scanned words and inconsistent spelling.
Miller at Reunion Seeks Commodore Command Next Month
James A. Miller is certain of election as commodore commander of the Seaional Association. In a reunion speech he salutes naval veterans in Cleveland, praising sea service, memory, and the Navy’s role in the Civil War, stressing naval bravery and the need to preserve its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Miller
Seaional Association Naval Veterane
Cleveland
Moutouren
Ceclurion
Lendzian
Iee
United States
Mobile Bay
New Orleans
Monitor
Merimac
Jae
TaGr
Mints for Farmers Grow Tomatoes in Maine
Farmers and Professor Murgrey discuss tomato cultivation tips. Seed variety, soil, and climate affect fruit size and vine growth. Training to a single stem lowers blossoms and yields. natural development on healthy plants produces larger crops. Save seeds from the largest tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Maine
Murgrey
Manurlog
Quality drives value in farm products across markets
Farmers gain profit when quality is emphasized from butter to wool and honey. Clean handling raises prices, while better pasture with sheep helps weed control and feed. Early pigs reduce costs, and proper breaking methods calm range horses without erasing their wild nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sove
Nange Harsen
National Stockman
Viclowa
Old Scottish church collection customs told in notes
The article describes historical church fund raising in Edinburgh with a beaded ohl am and wooden bes used for offerings. It notes the shift from the old Sundar collections to metal basins at church doors and elders directing the plate after sermons, a practice now less common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Ambiguities in Early Jury Verdicts Across States
The text notes unclear verdict phrases from a Mississippi coroner jury describing death by stroke on a specific train, a Georgia jury’s near guilt remark, and a Maryland case referencing a past sitting when the court was full. It highlights how lay language yields vague legal conclusions and uncertainty in historic verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
L. C
Fentress
Mlls
Choctaw County
Georgia
Opinton
Maryland
Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island Excursion Announced
Ohio Central Lines and Michigan Central Railroad plan an annual Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island excursion on a Thursday in August. Fares from Charleston and other stations vary, with return tickets valid through September. tickets for trains 1 and 5 connect with Michigan Central at Toledo. Contact local agents for details. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised as a digestive aid by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw City
Mackinac Island
Ohio Central Lines
Michigan Central Railroad
Charleston
Pt. Pleasant
Gallipolis
Middleport
Athens
Granville
Columbus
Michigan Central
Toledo
W. A. Petous
Pass. Avent
O. I
Grand Annual Mackinac Island and Detroit Excursion
Ohio Central Lines offers a Mackinac and Detroit excursion on Thursday September via the City of Alpena steamer in the D and GC Navigation Co fleet. The City of Amiena will depart Toledo at 4M p.m. with connecting trains for the Mackinac trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Detroit
Ohio Central Lines
Detroit and Mackinac
City of Alpena
D.& GC. Navigation Co
Big Thin Central Lines
Mackinac
Mercity
Amiena
Toledo
Ohio Central Dock
Y.om
Uhig Central
Grand Annual Mackinac Island and Detroit Excursion
Ohio Central Lines offer the annual Mackinac excursion via City of Alpena, with Detroit connections. Fare from Charleston and other stations varies by distance, with return validity to Sept 15 and stopovers allowed in Detroit. Contact Ohio Central Lines agents for details and tickets.
Probate notice of guardians and executors accounts
Notice lists guardians and executors filing first, second, or final accounts in the probate court. Names include Samuel F. Dean William Palmer Louella Evanger Bessie D Ayers James B Caldwell Emma and Florence Sanborn Alex Ewing Lucy Meteuge Isaac Silvas John H Guitteau George E Hall ENF Brown and others. Dates indicate September 7 1901 filing period August 5 to September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netser E. Dean
Samuel F. Dean
John Palmer
William 5. Palmer
Aerate
Mary J. Hosler
Louellax
Evgener
Alice S. Anderson
Bessie D. Ayers
Secon
Margie C. Townsend
James B. Caldwell
J. E. Wiliams
Emma
Florence Sanborn
Sarah E. and
Jennie Ewing
Alex. Ewing
Loring Hill
Lucy Meteuge
Silvas
Ivaac Silvas
Gertrude G. Duell
John H. Guitteau
Mary A. Hall
George E Hall
Nancy £. Brown
Enf
Brown
Cerebel Accuaiio
A. S. Bethel
Bridge Notice for Six Ford York Township Work
Anrton's OfFics invites bids for a stone pier and two stone abutments at Six Ford in York township. Bids open August 5, 1908 at 5 PM. plans available at the County engineer’s office for review and fee. Board may reject any bid. successful bidders must furnish bond. W. 2. SCOTT, Auditor. August 1–2, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anrton’s
Arnexs Coast
Athens
Ohio
Auditor's Ofice
Ford
York Township
Board_of County Commissioners
Scott
Dl Ws
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AE Athens
Fonlighed
Atter Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
TEER
Carl DL. Seppert
Mam Fors Supreme Judge
David H. Moore
Athena
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Wood
Aation E. Price
Ernest IL Walker
Joan Nclaughlin
Aghn C. Pickett
OUT OF Town News
Comtinozd
Relsonville
Guysville
Edith Stewart
Vern Johnson
Ciara Uutl
Chester
E. E. Bean
Berlin
Ala
Sylvia Coe
Lubiig
J. Wweatherby
C. IY
Copeland
Lie Brother
T. A. Copeland
Jerseyville
Rev
Pilcher
Canaanvile
Blanch Light
Masketers
Hebbardaville
John Carpenter
Colusa Hue
Jamie Fenwick
Geo. Harvey
Canaanville
Chas, Whaley
Tuppers
New England
Lamartine
Eleauent
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Crootsville
James A.miller
Southdown
Old Hampshire
Cotswold
Downs
J. A. Jamison
P. T. Thomas
Sumterville
D. & C. Navigation Co
C. O. Buch
Beirne, Ark
Dvelvite
Clitie
C. & 1. ‘Navigation Co
City of Alepena
Pr Pleasant
Pomeroy
Ohio Central
Gai
A. Perens
Tass
Columbia
Sersen
POA
K. M. Ry
Phila
Delphia
Preston Co
Civie's
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