Suit Seeks 2950.46 From W. W. Morrison Estate
S. R. Morrison sues A. Magoon as administrator of the W. W. Morrison estate in common pleas court claiming three separate debts totaling 2950.46 plus costs. Plaintiff cites $1000 at 6 percent, $955.36 at 6 percent, and $500 at 6 percent, all unpaid. Attorney: Harry G. Stalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
S. R. Morrison
A. Magoon
W. W. Morrison
Probate Court
Athens County
Magoon
A. Magon
Harry G. Stalder
DeWitt's Littlearly Risers Sold at Cline's Pharmacy
DeWitt offers Littlearly Risers small safe pills for general use. The pills are described as reliable and non irritating and are sold at Cline's Pharmacy for consumer purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Cline
Havenor Denies Robbery Charge In Murray City
Andy Havenor of Murray City was arraigned before Squire Logan on assault and robbery charges. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over in 500 dollars. Bentley alleged $150 stolen from a Murray City saloon last Sunday. Havenor’s accomplice Lord was ill in bed.
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Andy Havenor
Murray City
Squire Logan
Maxwell
Havener
Lord
Albert Bentley
Havenor
Bentley
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Advertised Relief
There is back pain in the rear right when bending or walking, blamed on kidney issues. The ad promotes DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as unequaled for backache weak kidneys and bladder inflammation, offering a week’s treatment for 25 cents and urging purchase.
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DeWitt
Cline
Local residents bid farewell and visit relatives in region
Latrope reports Frank Dodd and wife Linnie returning to Marietta after visiting S. P. Dodd. Carl Bingman from McArthur with brothers Oscar and Clarence of Athens join his father S. M. Bingman. Frank Flinn and wife depart Chillicothe while Forrest Wolfe Lulu Brickles from Athens visit. Lynn Ogg and children of Chillicothe visit Townsend family. Eugene Wolfe of Athens visits the Flinns. L. C. Johnson and family host visitors from Athens and depart. Frank Don McVay Dick Carr of Athens had been visiting, then left for home.
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Frank Dodd
Linnie
Marietta
S. P. Dodd
Carl Bingman
McArthur
Oscar
Clarence
Athens
8. M. Bingman
Forrest Wolfe
Lulu Brickles
Flinn
Lynn Ogg
Chillicothe
Townsend
Eugene Wolfe
G. W. Flinn
L. C. Johnson
Frank
Don McVay
Dick Carr
Dean's Kidney Pills Offered In Athens Sale
An Athens feature extolls Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble with a testimonial from Mrs. John Gleason of 186 Dean Avenue. The ad notes the price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as U S agents, urging use of the Dean brand. Separate items describe security measures around Grand Duke Viadmar and a bold plan for city parcel delivery via a subterranean tube connecting the post office to district offices.
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Dean
Athens
John Gleason
Dean Avenue
Henderson's Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Central Post Office
Local Social Notes From Porterfield and Area
Miss Hessie Woodruff visits cousin Mrs. Lash in town. John Barnhart of Porterfield stays with his mother Mrs. Lovina Barnhart. School opens September 9 with Emil Parker as teacher. Webster Kenney and wife attend Eldon Kenney's birthday party in Jerseyville. Ida and Ora Morrison return from Coolville camp meeting. Prof. and Mrs. Dixon visit the Bartharts on way home to Beverly. Mrs. Mayhugh returns to Westerville after visiting grandson George Shamell.
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Hessie Woodruff
Wiliam Lash
John Barnhart
Porterfield
Lovina Barnhart
Emil Parker
Webster Kenney
Eldon
Jerseyville
Ida
Ora Morrison
Coolville
A. H. Dixon
John Barthart
Beverly
Mayhugh
George Shamel
Westerville
Fewer Gallons Wears Longer prompts police inquiry
Police investigate a public health claim tied to a new detergent or product slogan suggesting fewer gallons are needed and longer wear. Officials seek consumer reports and field tests to verify performance claims and potential safety concerns.
Grand Dukes in Paris Distracted by Safe Exile Amid Mourning
Special from Paris notes Russian Grand Dukes Viladmar Cyril Boris and Alexis in Paris after fleeing St. Petersburg. They attend social events with flattery yet feel deep remorse for the massacre they ordered on Viadmar's day. Vladmar stoically silent, often sleeping through theatre while people praise their status.
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St. Petersburg
Boris
Cyril
Paris
United States
Grand Duke
Viadmar
Alexis
Vlndmar
Father Gapon
Hearst
Raoul DE Saint Rene
Viladmar
Czar
Russia
Vladmar
Paris Hospitals to Need Three and a Half Million Eggs
A Charity Organization Society committee seeks contracts for egg supplies for Paris hospitals next year. Three million five hundred thousand eggs are required in seven lots of 500000, with price per thousand fixed. An estimated seventeen to eighteen thousand hens would lay the total, needing twenty three railroad wagons to transport the eggs.
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Charity Organization Society
Vienna seeks electric tunnel rail for parcel transport
An electric tunnel railroad proposal would speed parcel transport in Vienna. Austria, unlike America, has a post office parcel delivery service not yet common in the United States, and Commerce promotes this time saving scheme.
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Vienna
Austria
America
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve touted as effective for boils burns cuts scalds and various skin diseases with noted particular usefulness for piles Sold by local retailer in the period advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Dr Thomas Eletric Oil Offers Quick Pain Relief
Trusted remedy claims to ease pain across the body for various causes. Advertisement emphasizes fast relief and targeted application rather than long term cure.
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Thomas
Pluck Wins in Endurance Contest Amid Refrains
A rhythmic verse highlights the steadfast Pluck as the winner of a contest that favors persistence and resilience. It praises daily effort, steady watching, and unwavering work in the face of challenges, concluding with a note on credit lost.
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Pluck
Ssuil Pluck
Red Nose among Lesser Evils The Human Flesh Inherits
A wry reflection on frailties suggests even the most trivial flaws, such as a red nose, mark the flaws humans bear. The line plays on temper, vanity, and the comic burden of bodily blemish within everyday life.
Cleaning Light Suits With Home Remedies
Advice on removing surface dirt from light cloth coats and cloaks using equal parts oatmeal and whiting with flannel, plus pressing on the wrong side with a warm iron. Also describes chalk pencils made from French chalk pipe clay and spirits of wine to remove grease stains from fabrics, rubbed in and washed with cold water.
Permit to Wed for Dailey and Marshall in Shade
Charles Dailey age 21 and Eselia Marshall age 21 both of Shade receive a license to wed indicating a forthcoming marriage. The notice records their ages and hometown as required for the ceremony.
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Charles Dailey
Eselia Marshall
Shade
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Signorina Miris
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State Bureau of Accounting
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Harrison Worhes
Jack Martin
George Lowden
George L. Steenrod
Chesevesksivs
Geeme
C. M. Smith
State Board of Health
Bethel
Soldiers Relief Fund
Buckeye News
Phaeton
Surrey
Empire and Superior
R. M. Patterson @ Co
BELL
E. State Street
Perfection Oil
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Co. C. Gore Throat
Geiney, Eptsectio. DD
WORMS
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Grube
Ginss Lange
Plesro
HM Kidney & Bladder Disorders
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
William and John Streets
New York
Atrete
BROWN
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South Court Street
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Soldiers’ Monument
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