Local Social Notes Include Guests Travel and Visits
A flood of social mentions records guests visiting Columbus and nearby towns. Names include Dr R E Williams Mas, Delsie Hanley, Dick Peacock, Mrs Sada Widdis, Miss Pearl Merey, Miss Kessit Shannon, Melon Baxter, and many others visiting family, returning from trips or hosting friends across Columbus, West Lafayette, Zanesville, Cleveland, and nearby communities.
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Trreny
Edward Comptur
Columbus
Reo Wilams Mas
Delsie Hanley
Teday
Dick Peacock
Thrchsuite
King
West Lafayette Basin
Crobhavill
Prascounts
Weves
Holm
Joanty Siaidas
Sigess
Sada Widdis
Hassones
Kandy
Mroo
Lioyd Conley
Atch
Joseph Clank
Orchard Astreet
Sunihas
Stanley Davis
Hordana
Sarah
Bon Owens
Lew
Ricketts
Haddin
McCiam
West
Bltae
Wastersite West
Ios
Parm
Pittsburg
Dike Thapiry
Yes
Mebane
Phily
Barnes
Franklin Satard
Califargyea
Cleveland
Arthur Dawson
Dee Arthur
New Doctor Kellie Roof Joins Bell Telephone Co Teammate Role
New doctor Kellie Roof joined Elmer Severns as a teammate for Bell Telephone Co and began practice in New Lexington with Jas Copeland. The Nat ille people welcome the physician locating in Nellie, praised by Beivn and Cella Meredith and relatives at Howard rectly. Quarterly meeting at Wilsons chapel last Saturday and Sunday. locals anticipate the Nellie institute midweek. Pastor Rev Morrin of Wohawk Nillag was called to New Castle last Saturday for Miss Mary Ann Garrison funeral.
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Kellie Roof
Jas Copeland
Elmer Severns
Assisi
Bell Telephone Co
New Lexingtond
Sheppard
Cfamity O
Nellie
Beivn
Cella Meredith
Howard
Wilsons Chapel
Nellie Wednesda
Rey Morrin
Wohawk Nillag
New Castle
Mary Ann Garrison
Canal survey shows 1404 canal work and bridge progress
Engineers Jean Coichand and H Wo Stetebach of Vassillos survey the canal improvements funded by the 1404 legislature. A large force works two years into dredging, with twenty one locks created and many bridges finished. Plans extend the canal with navigable railways for boats of 115 tons from Cleveland to the Ohio River.
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Jean Co Ichand
H Wo Stetebach
Vassillos
Pinalte
Sveland
Ohio River
Wheeling Tracks Reopen After High Water Diminishes
High water on the Ohio River receded from main line tracks allowing trains to run through Wheeling and Stephenville on the main line. Officials report passable conditions with continued repairs needed where water damaged ballast and wallant remain, but normal service nearly resumed as trains regain schedule.
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Pittsburg
Wheeling
Ohio
Stethensille
Sunday Freeze Injures Wheat In Northwest Farmland
A fragmented note from Daily Times reports a Sunday freeze affecting wheat crops in the northwest counties. Farmers fear lasting damage as frost settled on fields, with some areas showing visible crop stress and delayed growth.
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Daily Times
Nit
Notwestern Pomdon
Counts Ory Aic
Carter Gets Sassy and Is Locked Up
A report describes Carter being detained after a disruptive incident involving threats and confrontations. The subject was held on a $100 bond and later faced court proceedings. Details include custody transfer and initial statements to authorities as officers continued with the case.
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Carter
Chiles Carece
Wes Latisette eNat Cob
Catt Johnson
Samii
Indiete Dt
Explosive at Primero mine kills twenty workers
A terrible explosion in the main entry of the Go'orade Fuel and Iran Company's Primero mine causes twenty deaths. Reports say a local firm and investors pledged $25,000 for reconstruction, while community leaders in Newcomer town hope lighter streets will follow.
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Tomdad
Cote
Dan
Go'orade Fuel and Iran Company
Primero
Niacomektown Light Teat
Owas Incorporated
Balurdas
Rool Shormaker
Henry Hosa
Beatrice Shaw
Casparia
Thomas Brooks
Finley tax case headed to Supreme Court
Notes indicate the Finley tax dispute will advance to the Supreme Court. The case centers on a bond and contract arrangement used to avoid taxes on funds tied to an estate. Treasury officials and legal counsel contested whether the transaction was a bailment or a sale under tax law, with the lower court ruling for a tax assessment and the higher court likely to decide if the agreement was tax evasion.
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Finley
Supreme Court
Cha
Wits
Conn
Clark
Sidon
Banik
Tromsar
Bonda
Adama
Honare
Ali
Ibs
Gault
Binley
Ebro
Howeser Wind
Tadsge Donahue Holding
Cleveland
Clare
Ganda
Torney Wheeler
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Forbes
Cleavanes Sale Priee
Serge
MESS
Main St
Attorney General
Edo
Jett
Aans & Linder
Tapas
Arishalo
Ousseus
Thastrith
Erie
San Paras
Aston
Syria
Sodhomey
Pest
Tha
Latte
Archive
Helen Muthiams
Helen Eferb
Thomon
Darban
Sjent
Monda Adams Willy
James Witccins
Emi
Pitte Atteg
Eb. Bybarser
Warsvits
Rustot
New York
Anna Hileewas
Carietsville
Anna Lane Vist
Mo Grswell
Plarfr
Royer
Ston Denville
Laod Pocock
Warsaw
Wookirth
Detroi
James Wigs
West Lafayette
Lakeside O
Frank Wledlna
Fran
Millersburg
Henry Chath
Nebrasy
Berg
Foistis Beall
Howe Tin
Tae
Tie
Tef Geret
Boohkhern
Distotchdant
Mae Thomsen
Wee Gee Thom
Rather Sinan
Flelated
New Lexington
Oulo River
the Rippeth Store
the Rippeth Dry Goods
Selby
Brendel Bros
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