Council 70 weighs opening new streets and fire dept plans
The city council holds a regular session tonight to consider opening Eleventh and Twelfth streets and to review cost estimates, paving plans for Sixth and Seventh streets, and a decision on the modern fire department. Also notes on local visitors and notable Rome cardinal rumors and a Paris divorce filing.
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Council 70
Board of Public Service
Estate Settlement Visitor Arrives in Columbus
Russ Leona Londquist of Columbus visits Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Brower on Hickory Street to settle and take possession of the estate left by her late father Oscar Londquist. The sick list notes WT Knight shows improvement and able to sit up. The public service guard announces a regular greetingThursday night.
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Russ Leona, Londquist
Columbus
J. J. Brower
Hickory Street
Oscar Londqquist
Knight
P. S
Guard of Public Service
Quiet Stitchers and Ladies Circles Meet This Week
Society notes list the Quiet Stitchers meeting with Mrs McCullough and the Stitchery with Mrs Richie. Rathbone Sisters hold a regular gathering while Trinity Episcopal hosts Lenten services led by Archdeacon Abbott. Presbyterian Ladies Circle and Trinity Episcopal Ladies Guild meet in homes for afternoon and evening events.
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McCullough
Richie
Rathbone
U. B
Archdeacon Abbott
Cleveland
Trinity Episcopal
The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Emma Lee
Scott's Emulsion a food medicine for wasting disease
The ad promotes Scott and Bowne’s Emulsion as a food medicine combining the qualities of food and medicine. It claims value in wasting diseases and imperfect growth in children and notes effectiveness for weakness and wasting in adults. Address: Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bownt
Pearl Street
New York
Deeds Filed and Local Land Transfers Listed
County treasurer examiners O Dawson and W O Keith completed their duties. Numerous deed transfers appear, including C IL Peacock to Edward A Crawford 1500, Alice P Williams to James W Kinner 350, Philip J Fox to Fred J Fox 155, G F Smailes to Thomas W Smailes 1100, Warren Giffin adm to James Renfrew 720, Judson Wells to Thomas Smailes 330, Arch Hedge to Henry W Conrad 200, and others across Coshocton Lafayette and Virginia townships with various sums. Full Nelson government report noted and McCain sale of residence for 3000. Advertising rheumatism book offer and Shoop remedies follows.
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O. Dawson
W. O. Keith
Donley
C. IL. Peacock
Edward A. Crawford
Coshocton
Alice P. Williams
James W. Kinner
West Lafayette
Philip J. Fox
Fred J. Fox
Washending
G. F. Smailes
Thomas W. Smailes
Washington
Warren Giffin
Adonis Giffin
James Renfrew
New Castle
Judson Wells
Thomas
Smailes
Virginia
Ben Pigman
Harriet L. Barkelew
East Union
Archie Hedge
Henry Ww. Conrad
Third Board of Trade
Charles P. Jones
Frank
Nettie Daugherty
College Park
Lafayette
Gosser
George W. Denzer
Naniel Hudson
C. TL. Magruder
Hamilton Browning
Hattie Miller
Mary Ann Corder
Thomas W.W. Smailes
Charles Binning
John Wooplo
Jackson
Mae PD. McCain
Howard McCain
Uriah J. Nelson
Dickerson Case Relates to County Tribunal Proceedings
Court adjourns after witnesses complain they travel long distances for a few calls. Jurors and attorneys remain as Judge Eason extends session to Thursday morning. Citizens urge cost savings and prefer remote participation via telephones. Ben Dickerson and jury attend with legal teams at county jail proceedings.
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Eimmons
Eason
Ben Dickerson
Judge Eason
Coshocton Man on Program at School Board Session
Burns of Coshocton travels to Columbus for the ninth annual school board session to discuss a paper on teachers contracts presented by Hon. Sp. L. Gaskin of Greenville. The event runs Thursday and Friday at the Great Southern hotel.
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Silas Frederick
South Ninth Street
Browning
Foster
Tennyson
England
California
Ramona
Royal Gorge
New Orleans
Crescent City
Circle
Wendt Peac Ube
Waltham Burns
Columbus
Great Southern Hotel
Burns
Sp. L. Gaskin
Greenville
Think of this See aay everybody will have to wear glasses
The piece urges eye care and recommends seeing an optician for vision issues. It notes rising eye defects due to eye strain and promotes Burns & Gosser as experienced opticians with a fully equipped optical room. Free examinations are offered.
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Burns & Gosser
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