Sam Dickson A Noted Dayton Lawyer And Community Leader
Sam Dickson, longtime Dayton attorney and former superintendent of instruction, is remembered for fair practice, civic duty, and leadership. The article recounts his education at Ohio institutions, law career with Clark, police prosecutor service, and near-miss in the city solicitor race. It notes his marriage to Augusta Parkinson, his children Arthur, Sarah, and Mary, and mentions his invalid mother in Newark. It ends with a local medical ad for Chamberlain's Salve.
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Dickson
New Guarard
Harper
University of Parsidps
Conuntry
Wy O. Thompson
Ohana State University
Columbus
Moorehead
Nenia
Ltckson
Toadley
Hoadley
Foraker
Augusta C. Parkinson
O. S
Childhoo
Muskingum College
New Concord
Xenia
Cambridge
Campbell
Ohio
J. D. Clark
Dayton
Dickson and Clark
Sam Dickson
P’resent Day Club
First Presbyterian Church
Nevin
Montgomery
Ile
Newark
Arthur Parkinson
Germantown
Sarah
Mary
Noval sTand Avenue
A Manly Man Sam Dickson Dies in Dayton
Samuel A Dickson longtime Dayton attorney and public servant died Monday at Miami Valley hospital at 3 45 p m after a battle with cancer. He lived in Dayton 14 years served in church and public life and was active in Tuckson Clark firm. His funeral was held Wednesday at his residence with secret society and bar association members in attendance. Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery.
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Samuel A. Dickson
Tuckson & Clark
Miami Valley Hospital
Jame
Dickson
Dayton
Montgomery County i | Bar Association
Luttal
Wourdland Cemetery
Cambridge Ohio Driving Park Set for Week of Racing
Cambridge Ohio motorists prepare for the Cambrie Ryesville Driving Bark Association meet with a packed schedule July 3 to July 5. Entries include Dick Herr 2:07 stallion, Kitty J 2:33 pace, and Don 2:15.1 pace, with riders Ferris and Sherard guiding standout horses.ACS
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Cambrie- Ryesville
Lobe Tidd
Cambridge
W. M. Sherrard
Harr
Laub
American Sportsman
James Ferris
Marietta
E. E. Smith
Dick Herr
Charley Herr
George Pierce
Kitty J
Ashland Boy
Client Jr
Jimmy A
James Warne
Mr. Hallett
Corie McGregor
Francis B
Gambetta Wilkes
D. S. Burt
Byesville
O. W. Bethel
Pine
Don
Romac
Clay
Bellrboox
Jnc. R
Clayone
Manill
Arie
Highwood
Chio Pearl
Grossio
Mr. Bethel
Donna
Hub Smith
Hugh McCrears
Banquet
Lore City voters decide wet status amid education drive
In Lore City a wet vote followed education efforts after prior questionable ballots. The tally shows 101 for the sale and 49 against, with authorities warned that those who sold under the old act risk penalties. the treasurer will enforce the new rules as residents react to the outcome and legal changes.
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Lore City
Guernsey
Magnrits Dry
Sone
Lafoiette
Silver Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Linn
A large gathering marked the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. David Linn on June 15 at their VerBary home. Friends and relatives shared warm greetings and memories, music by local performers, and gifts presented by C. Ke. Monroe. The event closed with hopes for many more years together and a future golden anniversary.
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Homer
Faavid
Marth
Dir Melart
Len
McPacland
Ledan
McMunn
Linn
Muskingum
David
Ashwood
Miss White
Miss Oldman
Mr. Wycoff
C. KE. Monroe
Stil College Commencement at Scio College in June
The Scio College commencement will be held Thursday June 21 1906 on the college grounds with an all day program. Nationally known speakers including a bishop of the M E church will address attendees. The graduating class is among the largest, reflecting institutional growth. The event occurs a month early due to shifting from four terms to three, followed by a six week summer term starting July 2 with short, early exercises and encouraged attendance with baskets.
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Oracle College
Scio
M. E. Church
Scio College
Death of John L. Wyrick in Washington at 66
John L. Wyrick aged 66 died at his Washington home Thursday after a long illness. A Civil War veteran, he was born in Washington and lived there his whole life. Survived by his wife and children including Mrs. J. S. Pharis, Mrs. J. D. Stanley, Harry Wyrick of California, Roy Wyrick of Newark, C, Mrs. J. S. Todd of Billings, Mont., and Mrs. J. S. Berry of the city. Funeral services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. conducted by Rev. McKibbon of the M E church. Interment in Washington cemetery.
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John L. Wyrick
Washington
Mr. Wyrick
Washingon
J. S. Pharis
J. D. Stanley
Harry Wyrick
California
Roy Wyrick
Newark
J. & Todd
Billings
Mont
J. S. Berry
Rev. McKibbon
M. EB. Church
Washington Cemetery
Boxwell Commencement at Pleasant Valley Schoolhouse
The Cambridge towsoship Boxwell commencement exercises will be held Friday evening June 15 at the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse. Rev. J. O. Ashwood to address. Graduates named are Frank Campbell Walt Miller Ira F. Whdtham Blanche Shaw and Bessie Stewart. Caldwell public schools board elected Prof. J. B. Clark of Scio Ohio as superintendent. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets touted as stomach remedies. Sold by Brenan Wilson and I. M. Hawthorne.
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Cambridge Towsoship
Boxwell
Pleasant Valley
J. O. Ashwood
Frank Campbell
Walt Miller
Ira F.wdtham
Blanche Shaw
Bessie Stewart
J. M. Carr
Cambridge
Caldwell Public Schools
Eduration
J. B. Clark
Scio
Ohio
Clark
Caldwell
Deliberate Dickerson awaits execution for murder
Benjamin Dickerson was found guilty of murder under the third count and sentenced by Judge Eason to be electrocuted at the Ohio Penitentiary. The process includes transport to the prison within thirty days, with execution set between midnight and sunrise on the specified date. The prisoner maintained silence en route to his cell and took his dinner with relish.
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Ken Dickerson
Catherine Tubes
Eason
Coshoelun
June Basan
Dickerson
Aise
Ife
Coshucton
State of
Ohio
Benjamin Dickerson
Coshocton County
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Crop Report Reveals Varied Crop Conditions
Ohio crop report from Columbus shows Wheat 95 percent of average and Winter barley 89 percent. Spring barley 78 percent, Rye 9 percent, Oats 73 percent, Clover 75 percent, Timothy 74 percent. Hogs for summer markets 48 percent, Spring pigs saved 84 percent of average, Sheep 96 percent, Lambs 92 percent. Commercial fertilizers used on 41 percent of crops.
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Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Timothy
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Classic 19th century style advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. Claims weak kidneys affect all organs and promises sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York. Includes pricing and directions to remember the product name and address.
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Mai Free
Dr. Kilmer & Coo
Binghamton, N.Y
Widow Anna M. Morrow Dies at Home Near Mansfield
Aged 77, Mrs Anna M. Morrow died at her Mansfield area home Thursday at 1 o clock. She was a near relative of Mr Amus and had become a member of her late father’s family. She was known as an orphaned daughter.
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Anna M. Morrow
Howe
Mansfield
More Run
Amus
Los
Sher Uke
Ordinance for Beally Avenue sewer project in Cambridge 1906
Ordinance 66s authorizes improving Hebrod Beatty Avenue Beally to Clark street through Smyth's addition with a sanitary sewer. City bonds issued to cover cost. abutting property assessed by front footage. one fiftieth of intersections paid by city. ten annual installments with 30 day cash option and 434 percent interest on deferred payments. Public service board to contract lowest bidder. ordinance takes effect per law after May 31 1906.
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Willy Ube
Pecis
Clark
Smyth
Department of Public Serves
Beally Avenue
Clark Street
Smith's Addition
Board of Public Service
Carlisle Avenue
South Eleventh Street
Woodlawn Avenue
City of
Cambridge
State of Ohio
Sieventh Street
Department of Public Service
Carlisle
Board of Public
Lyn Pose
Cambridge Ordinance to Construct Carlisle Avenue Sewer
Ordinance No 669 authorizes Carlisle avenue sewer improvement from South Eleventh to Woodlawn. Vitrified pipe sewer to be built with bonds issued funded by deferred assessments on abutting lots. City officials to prepare contracts and commence as of May 196.
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S. A. Dickson
Teller
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Layton Daily News
Mr. Tuckson
Guernsey County
Marci
Arthur Dickson
Driving Park
Lore Gitory
Stil College
Chamberlain
I. M. Hawthorne
Ohio Crop Report
Ben Hilderbrand
C. L. Blackburn
W. N. Bradford
Ben Wilmer
Blackburn Merk
Corine
Mar Star