Twenty Years as Public Official in Gray Campaign
Judge George L. Gray asks voters to judge his poverty claim against his public earnings. By end of term he would have received $23 400 in salary and fees from roles as Prosecuting Attorney and Judge, with tax on fees. The piece counters by comparing to farm hands and other workers earning far less over many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Gray
Gray
Butter and Produce Market Report from Waterloo Township
James L. Henry of Waterloo township marketed eggs and other produce this morning. He brought 105 pounds of fresh butter from his farm, selling quickly at 25 cents per pound. Local residents Ora Handley and Charles Long were noted in daily life updates with visits and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Henry
Waterloo Township
Ora Handley
Alpine
Fishermen's party stranded by theft and court action
A fishing party left Saturday along East Jork with provisions for two days but ham and steak were stolen leaving the crew to dine on hard poilePoeues and coffee. Schneider was arraigned for permitting the theft and sentenced to bar future excursions. Meanwhile other local items note births, weddings, visits, and community events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Basse
Ott Carrol
B. EF. Schneider
C. C. Chitwood
East Jork
Schneider
Willie
F. A. Chitwood
Fremont Cliford
Richard Tyner
Arthur Austed
Stewart
Board of County Commissioners
Daily Courier Debuts With Seven Columns and Resolve to Stay
The Daily Courier announces its first issue a seven column folio byline editor Hamilton declares the paper will stay. Courier Company owners listed include CG H Hamilton W H Masters Charles Myers Claude Mathews and A J Roth. Carnegie library bids opened seven bidders. lowest Isvinge & Son Greensburg at 15850 with Albert Moffett at 14290. other bidders Mel Stant and S J Mfg Co were higher. Building cost for project plus equipment estimated about 17292 total.
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Daily Courier
Hamilton
Courier
The
Courier Company
CG. H. Hamilton
Wiman
W. H. Masters
Charles Myers
Claude Mathewson
A. J. Roth
Carnegie Library
Isvinge & Son
Greensburg
Albert Moffett
Mel Stant
Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Cook held at sister's home
The funeral was at Mrs Aline Sanders east Fourth street at 3 30 PM conducted by Rev G C Lamb with many friends in attendance. Addressed to Strongsville Ohio this evening at 6 20 train for interment. Also notes on corn for sale and local visitations with minor damages from a lightning strike.
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Fannie Cook
Aline Sanders
East Fourth Street
G. C. Lamb
Strongsville
Ohio
John M. Ross
John D. Pultz
College Corner
Mr. Pultz
State Bank
R. RP. Kerr
Hawkins
Eddie Beaver
Orange
Burton
Chance
Christian Church
Alpine
Cortece
Mesdamies
Hard
J. H. Fearis
S.N. Hamilton
Marion Jemison
Beth Newkirk
Caroline Barrows
Alice She
Little Girl Loses Lip Burn From Carbolic Acid Error
Six year old Dorothy Spicely, daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Spicely, suffered serious lip and tongue burns after misplacing a bottle of carbolic acid instead of listerine. Mrs Spicely had sent the child to fetch listerine from a bedroom stand and Dorothy found carbolic acid on a dresser in another room.
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Dorothy
MM. Spicely
Child’s Listerine Incident Causes Lip Burns
A young girl hurt her lips and tongue after an accidental sip of listerine. The family notes the acid was not swallowed and doctors expect no lasting harm after prompt remedies.
Alpine church pastor presides at Tennyson service
Rev Patterson and Miss Beth Newkirk read Crossing The Bar at a funeral service. Pallbearers were young men Harry Foster Jack Foster Roscoe Perin William Pike je Glen Pike and Lee Pike. Floral designs included an anchor and broken wheel among many tributes from relatives and friends.
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The
Alpine Church
Rev
Patterson
Beth Newkirk
Tennyson's
Harry Foster
Jack Foster
Roscoe Perin
William Pike
Je. Glen Pike
Lee Pike
Wright Holter
M. T. Sparks
Dpd. R. Green
F. E. Kehl
Real Estate Sold At Commissioner Sale In Tate Quincy
The Tate Quincy real estate auction at the courthouse north door sold the 65.9 acre farm northeast of East Conners Ville to A H Rieman for 7620 dollars about 1 dollar per acre. Wm Grege purchased a double and single house with two lots on West Fourth Street by the canal for 1784 dollars.
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Tate Quincy AY Tate
Court House
Bay
J. Hi. Jewell, Wuelloneer
East Conners Ville
A. HH. Rieman
Woh
Grege
West Fourth Street
Canal
Fayette County Taxables for 1908 Assessor W T Murray List
Fayette County completes the 1908 assessment roll as prepared by Assessor W T Murray. The document itemizes property values for the year, listing lands, improvements, personal property, and exemptions. It reflects taxable bases used for the upcoming fiscal year and serves as the official record of assessment figures for Fayette County residents and taxpayers.
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Metamora
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Cambridge City
Josephine Stephens
Harry L. Stephens
J. R. Smiley
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Williams Creek
Luther Martin
Columbia Avenue
Daniel Sherry
Vene Davis
Lyons Station
Charles Cassel
Elsie Jordan
Elsie Klein
Earl Showalter
Indianapolis
Mary Lines
Clara
Roe Grubb
Harrisburg
John Niemeyer
Cummminsville
C. Myers
Goldie
Cincinnati
J. G. Wilson
Griffins Station
May Erwin
Liberty
G. Newman
O. H. Wiley
Waterloo
R. M. LaRue
Andersonville
Caroline Shriner
Frank Weiser
J. R. Nave
Ed Nave
William Smallwood
Wabash
Taciana
J. L. Smallwood
Nulltown
L. K. Tingley
Isabel Heron
Jois Charles
Messrs
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F. B. Austed
Chas. Reed
Dorothy Spicely
E. J. Change
Quincy Tate
A. H. Rieman
Wiliam
W. T. Murray
Fayette County
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Connersville
Harrison Township
Jennings Township
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Ria Suskind
Tees
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