Writ of Habeas Corpus and a Betrothal Affair
A marriage in Squire Wimmer's court involves Miss Margaret Bardon and Chas Banks. Banks allegedly lied about age at the probate office, prompting a habeas corpus, sheriff pursuit, and a pending parental decision. The case features possible perjury and an alleged family relationship complication.
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Squire
Witumers Court
Margaret Bardon
Chas Banks
Banks
Coshocton
Joann Manning
Squire Wimmer
S Mirried
Nicholas
Isleta
Ace
Ft Tus Viet
Ohe
William Wolfe dies at Keene township in 1822 era death
Community mourns the death of William Wolfe of Keene township aged nearly 100, after a brief illness. Survived by children and siblings, with services at his home and interment in Oak Ridge cemetery following a neighborhood tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolfe
Reir
Keene
A. Bis
Bern i
Cr PD
Wolfe Oer Dasson
J. W. Gass
Theonais Wolfe
California
Drisseph Wolf
Nebraska
Mes
Ian Dinsmore
Ae J, KE
Wolfe
Canal Lewisville
J. N. Wolfe
Mosuk Liggett
Wooster
John Mizer
Keene Township
Bene Township
William Wolle
Watts
Hhiereas
Judement
Ateceseant
Gorpeck
Avery
den Ofetoeh
Chilton
Oak Ridge
Senator Grey and the white stalls at the fair
Senator Grey and the white stalls drew attention at last fall's fair. The horses were driven by Harry Wade and owned by C. E. Barr. The event highlighted racing interest and the notable display of the stallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gray
Harry Wade
C. E. Barr
Barr Fast Tauraday
Barr Sells Trotter Record Touted Soldier of State
Bergen of Liverpool, England. In consideration Mr. Barr received $1000. The Senator holds a record of 2,223-4 and was considered one of the promising trotters of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Liverpool
England
Barr
Allen's Foot-Base Powder Ad Claims Comfort
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Base powder to prevent tightness blistering and cure swollen sweating and aching feet. It offers a free sample and lists A. S. Olmsted at 14 Roy N as the address.
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Allen
A. S. Olmsted
Roy
Thaw Found Guilty and Confined Indefinitely
The Daily Times reports Harry Thaw is found guilty and ordered into temporary confinement in a mad house. The verdict followed a jury report received after noon in New York City. The conduct of Thaw may influence the duration of confinement, with Jerome's plea noted as influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thaw
Daily Times
New York City
Mad House
Jerome
Why Belong to the Grange Why Belong to the Grange
Oak Grove reports a long list of reasons to join the Grange. The piece cites national scope, test of forty years, notable members, influence on education and agriculture, and benefits to local farms. It also notes a local incident about a water hose at a meeting and mentions residents and visitors attending Fresno Institute and the next Pomona Orange at Fresno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Icuttura
Pomona
Goa
Rerauss
Association Wits Hs
Harry Caton
Wlrerated Ee
Fresno Institute
M. L. Caton
Washington
Penn
Joel Reli
Tves
Frosno
Horses Wanted at Markley Brea Livery Barn
Will buy horses for Eastern and southern market. Sale Tuesday February 11. Needed good chunks and drivers weighing 900 to 1500 pounds. BF Smythe & Son. Mise Lucy West went to Columbus this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley Brea
Fih
Fen
BF Smythe & Son
Saturday Soap Sale at New York Racketeers Store
A long damaged list outlines a Saturday soap sale with items like Ivory soap 24 cents, washing powder, mop pails, clothes pins, matches, pans, and cobbler outfits. The note mentions limited stock and urges early purchases for customers, promising low prices and Valentine treats.
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New York
Tara USA
Carta
Mrs Philip Bible Passes Beyond
Lova Counteilot born November 26 1815 died February 1 18? aged 72 years two months and days. She married Philip Hable and had three daughters four. One daughter preceded her to the Spirit world. Husband three daughters Mrs Elizabeth Arenhalt Mrs Catharine Hook and Mrs Elizabeth Bender and son Jacob Bible mourn loss. Family thanks neighbors and friends for care during illness and funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lova Counteilot
Philp Hable
Sid
Daughler
World
Mra
Liza Arenhalt
Catharine Hook
Elizabeth Bender
Jacob Bibe
Wau
Death claims James Foster in county obituary
Foster James Vamos of Nellie died Sunday at eleven oclock from brain hew sickness aged dak. Survived by wife two children Miss Nellie Mes Johan McFarland Walter Foster, one brother John Foster and two sisters Frederick Vrs Osear Darling Woot Warsay newsied.
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Foster
Nellie
Johan McFarland
Walter Foster
Local Social Notes and Visits Mark Weekend Gatherings
A string of Sunday visits and relatives gathering across towns including Lambert Johnsons and Newcomerstown connections. Edward Taylor of Baltimore Md visits old friends. McClain and Harbord families host and attend with local kin. The sick list mentions John Stone and John Miller. Ladies Aid society planning a meeting this Thursday.
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Ionton Mills Pe
Wall Martel
Spei
Coshoelon Priend
Bayvlooof
Mary Shryvek
Routh Miller
Lambert Johnsons
Will Harbold
Sandayi
Newcomerstown
Edward Taylor
Baltimore
Des
McClain
Peter Harbords
Joseph Ventecom O
Cambridge
Mary Shryock
Ruth Miller
Kilda
Patterson
Anna Welker
John Stone
John] Miller
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra
Billen Lawrence
Resolution of Newton Standin Post No 490
A damaged article fragment shows a resolution by Newton Standin Post No 490. It notes the meeting, mentions the Hepeaved family, and orders the copy to be spread on posts and published in county papers. Names include HEATH SOHAIL, CHIN, and officers such as Job W Suitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave Auill
Newton Stanton
Ktesolvou
Newton Standin
Chin
Hays
Post Vonander
Job W Suitten Alm
Cochran AM Wells
Mrs. Robinson Passes Away
Mrs. Robinson died Monday morning at Gallions hospital after a period of illness. She had lived in West U Hisledita and was aged about the years. Survived by daughters Mrs. Tilden Gault and Miss Margaret Gault and Mrs. Kila, who resided with her. Mr. Gault, a former husband, died twenty five years ago.
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Hupnat Matiina Hobinsornt
West
U Hisledita
Galliols
Robinson
Mra
Tilden Gault
Mijas Kila
Margaret Gault
Mr. Gault
Markets and Produce Prices From City Market Report
Corrected market notes list grains flour and meal prices alongside vegetables and livestock. It covers wheat, oats, middlings, lard, potatoes, chickens, turkeys, butter, beef, veal, and sheep with wholesale and retail quotes. Regional references include Yonkers, Chicago, and Cleveland markets with varied price ranges and goods offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Tran
Pee Vans
Farmers Free Exchange Adverts and Classifieds From Old Paper
Farmers exchange notes advertise free items for sale or wanted lost or found and employment. Some ads promise three free insertions. Listings include horse and farm gear for sale, seed, livestock, housing for rent, and a found dog. The tone reflects a rustic rural community classified page with mixed readability.
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Vale
Peridog
Thece Asi
Calumn
Rene
Aver
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Thaw
William
Grey
SPA
THE
Grange
Mise
Lucy West
Colmmius
Merchan
B. Renfrew
James Foster
Linton Mills
Daniel Campbell
Warsaw
Mrs. Robinson
Walters
Yonkers
Chicago
Stag
Thames
Bey Stabi
Wateher
Sony
Sheet Raya
Lenis
Cleveland
Boston
Ohba
Pennsy Lee
Mattie
Kentucky
Indiana
the Home Store
New Spring Merchandise
Lins
White Sale
Brendel Bros
Alea
Atakine
Lagutre Af Albert
Aines
Frese
Rlight
Fresno
RLF
EL E. Reamer
Henry Roabrig
Nvon
Spapi
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