Time for Paying Taxes Extended in State Guidance
County Treasurer A LaFollette faces questions on extending due tax payments to December 20. A new circular clarifies that delinquent taxes incur distress and a 5 percent penalty, but leniency may extend the period for non real estate taxes. The ruling cites Hunter v Borck and restricts penalties to collection efforts plus standard charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. LaFollette
Pice
Tee
Balollet Dia
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
KR. S
Othberg
Supreme Court of Ohio
Hunter Ve Borck
Or. GO
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
An OCR fragment references kidney trouble and methods to detect it, mentioning Dr Kilners Sump Root and an address in Binghamton. It includes stray words, prices, and unclear lines, suggesting a medical ad or health notice with dubious claims and scattered contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhiaswathio
Sudan
Bern
Katinet
Hamton
Kilners
Binghamton
Fragmentary local public office notice on tax collection
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the treasurer’s authority after January 1, 1407 to collect penalties and pay the fee fund only if enforcing tax collection. Mentions potential remittance if sale or other duties persist, signed by a superintendent of public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juredgu
Inspeetion
Siupervaesian
Lemmon Meyers wed in Cane Bridge on December 19 1906
The marriage of Roy C Lemmon and Olive Wo Meyers took place at the bride’s parents home in Cane Bridge Ohio at 7 pm officiated by Rev. J. McMunn. The couple hosted a small reception and tea at the Meyers residence before returning to their Cambridge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meyers
Campbell Avenue
Canebridge
J. &. McMunn
Roy C. Lemmon
Carlisle Avenue
Cambridge
Olive Wo
Mewers
Thothes Cote
Shreeves
Hush Pleas Guilty To Charge In Saloon Case
Warren Roush proprietor of a saloon on West Turner Avenue near the L B & O tracks faced an assault and battery warrant issued Wednesday. He pled guilty before Mayor Bradford Thursday, receiving a $50 fine plus costs. The mayor suspended 30 of the fine on good behavior with warning of extra $40 if trouble recurs. marshal Linch will pursue action as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Roush
Turner Avenue
Nathan Finch
Warshap
Lore City
Bradford
Marshal Linch
Tolston Shakespeare and the dark view of Rus sian critique
A fragmented reading voices Tolston Shakespeare and his critics, discussing Rus sian treatment of Shakespearean themes. The text references modern polemics, imagined rivalries, and the idea that Shakespeare faced opposition from political and cultural forces, ending with a somber note about regret and literary legacy.
Rules for HGH School Athletics Adopted by Eastern Ohio Association
The Eastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting at Steubenville adopted a committee report on high school athletics rules. The committee led by Supt. H. Debson Cambridge and including principals from Zanesville and Canal Dover set guidelines on eligibility, supervision, and conduct for school teams and coaches.
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Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Meetig
Steubenville
Tus
Debson
Cambridge
Printra C. Pauintes
Zanesville
Dover
Talutuay
Huliday
Picuri
Studs
Lhat Po
Lhat
Court House News: Various Civil and Criminal Dockets
A roundup of court actions includes damages claims from Wm. A. Stone Coal Co. vs O Gara Coal Co for 30000, divorce petitions on grounds of extreme cruelty, injunction against Jacob A. La Folette as county treasurer, and several verdicts and fines in Ohio cases. Grand larceny verdicts, assaults with intent to rob or kill, and workhouse sentences are noted, with adjournment to after Christmas and probate and guardianship filings, final accounts, and reconveyance warrants among the docket entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Stone Coal Co
O'Gara Coal Co
Bor
DeWitt
O. Bayless
Turnbaugh & Fapleson
Jacob Trott
Zella Pratt
W. R. McFarland
Maude Duffey
Ohio
Riley Lemhty
W. W. McCulley
Robert King
Charles Conrade
Kinny
King Sammons
S Sammins
Stanley
Stanley Valentine
Valentine
Falkner
Faulkner
Local notices unreadable due to OCR garble
Fragmentary text mentions individuals Jas Boo and Charlie Gann and an upcoming event on Wednesday. It is too corrupted to determine a clear person, place, or action.
Fragmented historical notice hints at legal changes and local figures
A messy OCR record mentions a January 1 effective date for a new law, township representation, and various local names. It references a sheriff, a state capital visit, and a Thursday event involving a predating certificate and a transfer to the State Mountain in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepigs
Columbus
Pleck Gets Damages From Orphan Teare Toroset Case
The article details a legal action involving Pleck seeking damages from Thivtee of the Teare RW Toroset Tours amid a noisy dispute. It references a May date and mentions Wits f eyo no fae re and other scattered phrases. The piece notes Mra S W Nicholson and Wheeling avenue as individuals or places tied to the case.
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Atv
Uae
Loving tribute paid by friends in Canardge church
A large Canardge community reception honored Rev. J. J. Jackson and wife at the M E church. Dr. Wallace led prayers, several ministers gave brief speeches, a quartet performed, and Mrs Jackson received congratulations. A social hour followed with refreshments by the Ladies Aid Society.
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J. J. Jackson
M.E
Father Jackson
Edwin A
D. D
Wallace
Milligan
Dr. McFarland
E. J. Ex
Claysville
G. O. Miller
John Bryn Jones
Ed Milligan
Chester Lloyd
Adam Ritter
Mary St. Clair
Mabel Hornbrook Johnson
Jester
Axe Place
Joan W Reqtt
Cape
A. Taylor
F. T. Bag
Irson
Fred L. Rosemund
Laides’ Aid Society
Jackson
Mrs Jackson
Wes Ceanow
A Country of Contradictions in Japan Letter Reflections
Rev Ray A McCorkle and wife arrived in Osaka, Japan, welcomed by local missionaries. The letter describes damp winters, crowded streets, a fenced home, and Japan as both modern and primitive. It portrays the city’s factories, poor sanitation, varied attire, mosques and temples, and a society full of contrasts. The writer hopes to serve in a small corner for Christ amidst need.
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Shively
Ray A McCorkle
Real Christian Church
Osaka
Japan
Christian, Missionary, Society L
Lieve
Usahalis
Pittsburg
Jesus Christ
Fragmentary notice from old misread text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a serious incident and a person’s husband, with unclear event details and timing. The legible parts reference a Boston posting and possible operations or meetings but lack coherent facts or names. Readers are left with incomplete phrases and no verifiable outcome.
William Jeffress Dies At Claysville After Illness
William Jeffress, a well known farmer of Claysville, died Tuesday morning after a long illness at age sixty six. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs Glrnn Irewes of Harmony. A Civil War veteran, his funeral will be held at the Claysville M E Church Tuesday, with Rev. Mr Axline officiating. Interment will be in the Claysville Cemetery. Jeffress was well known in Cambridge and many from this city will attend.
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William Jefreys
Howe
Claysville
Glrnn Irewes
Harmony
Demres W
Axline
Jeffress
Cambridge
Jackson Sunday School Clangh Pleasing Service Delightful
Jackson's Sunday School program featured a pleasing service with a Messick Mandolin Club providing excellent music during the reception and refreshments.
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Jackson
Messick Mandolin Club
Kentuckian is again sentenced
Cynthia Ky December 21 Curtis Jett was today found guilty of killing James Cockrell at Jackson four years ago and was given a life imprisonment sentence Jett is already serving a life term for the Marcum murder Annapolis Md December 21 a mob of sixty masked men overpowered the Joners took Henry Davis a Negro from jail and hanged him for assaulting Mrs John Reid White sixty years near Brownsville last week the suspect confessed his full crime
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Cynthia, Ky
Curtis Jett
James Cockrell
Jackson
Jett
Marcum
Annapolis
Joners
Henry Davis
John Reid
Aed
Brownsville
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Lemmon
Meyers
Hush Pleas
Marshal Finch
Tolston
Shakespeare
Geneus
Yorks
Sterling T
Eastern Ohio Teacher's Association
Court House News
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Emma Chipner
James Clipner
Jo FL Stockdale
Plaitiff
W. A. Beer
Chas. $ Beer
Dellar Savings Bank Co
St Clairs-ville, O
Mary Yeo
L. &. Heade
Guardian
Hugh A. McCreary
Walter McCreary
James Likes
Furst
J. Fh. Orr
H. Moorehead
Win
Purl
Jacob Holtz Fingal
Thos Oguer
Ernest Anderson
Harry Combs
Fanny Edenhurn
Withersvile
Alfred Wadder
Guernsey
Sotmia Turner
Berd’s Ran
Berl Tator
J Fee
E Wiloo
Addres
Devon
Vahleal
Jas Boo
Charlie Gannt
Grineng
S.ch
Ershid Corm
Modest
Satnar
Pests
Pleck
Milton
Raex
Afies
Mra
S. W. Nicholson
Wheeling Avenue
Rev. R. A. M’corkle
Little Brown Men
Mis. Vargaret
Ening Frmeia Besten Hospital
Felst
William Jeffreys
Maryland
Ayer
Madern c. So Aver Co
Lowell, Ma
RAI Vicor
Acs
Paceaver
Shoop
BnitavortaDr
Skean
Heslaralive
Neilley & CO
Pennsylvania
Wintecurist
Florida
Colorado
Southwest
of Sa Homeseekers
Mexico
Ashy Aatig Onan
J. W. Shai
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