Real Estate Sale Ordered by Guernsey Probate Court
In pursuance of a Probate Court order of Guernsey County Ohio I will offer the late A Cooper deceaseds real estate at public auction on Tuesday September 3 1907 at 1 pm on the premises Third Tract in Cambridge Township lot 180 in the Improvement Company Addition Cambridge appraised 125 Fourth tract in Loflards second addition Cambridge lots 38 and 39 appraised 200 located in Jed Priaulx and wife to Joseph Beymer deed 1895. Terms cash. Elizabeth Cu Cooper Admx. O W Wells Atty. July 24 1907 July 25-5.
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Guernsey County
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Record of
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O. W. Wells
Notice to Contractors and Builders Cambridge township 1907
Sealed proposals for a frame school house coal house and two water closets in Cambridge township Guernsey county Ohio are due by 12 noon August 17 1907. Bids must cover labor and material with separate prices and include all names and guarantees to complete by October 11. The board may reject bids or award to lowest responsible bidder. By order John Boulghman president and W T Young clerk July 20 1907 July 23 41-Tues & 4th.
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Kidney Cure Claims Scientific Support from Neilley & Co
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Neilley & Co
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Hind
Rights Struggle Details of the Incident Spark National Debate
A public discussion centers on the right of each state to regulate passenger rates within its borders. The incident has ignited questions about state authority and transportation policy, drawing attention to legal and political implications nationwide.
North Carolina defies federal rule on railroad rates
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A Bavarian Easter Firecustom Practice
In Bavaria families bring walnut branches to churchyards on Easter Sunday and burn part of the branch. They then carry it home to lay on the hearth during storms to protect against lightning.
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