Praise for Peruna from Mrs Hopp and Miss Jolley
Letters from Mrs John Hopp of Wetaterave Glendale L J and Miss Malisa Jolley of Parmele North Carolina describe relief from catarrh indigestion and weakness after using Peruna. Hopp reports weight gain better sleep and renewed energy while Jolley says she is well of catarrh and thanks the company for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopp
Hofp
Wetaterave
Glendale
L. J
Peruna
Malisa Jolley
Parmele
N.C
Smith Sells Grafton Republican Stake
D Grant Smith has disposed of his interests in the Grafton Republican and plans to move to Baltimore. George M Whitescarver, a Democrat traveling in the West, is believed to have purchased the holdings and may dictate policies, with G A Bolden remaining as editor.
Taft remarks at monument unveiling praised by crowd
The article extols President Taft as a liberal leader whose speeches sway the public. It cites his remarks at the unveiling of the Dr. Stevenson monument, defending free institutions and opposing despotism. An advertisement for Dr Shoop's Rheumatism Remedy follows, urging readers to obtain a free trial booklet and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Dr. Stephenson
United States
North
Rome
Cef
Racine
Wis
Disciplined Army Faded Into Paths of Peace
The disciplined army faded out and disappeared into paths of peace preserving nothing but the sweet memory and association they had formed during the war.
City boasts no arrests on Independence Day docket
The Sentinel notes there were no names on the police docket in Mayor Love's court this morning despite Independence Day celebrations. Mayor Love and several city councilmen praised the peaceful holiday, calling Grafton a notably calm city in West Virginia and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Love
Mayor Love
Grafton
West Virginia
Woman sues four Parkersburg saloonkeepers
A Parkersburg woman sues four saloon keepers for damages claiming her 15 year old son became intoxicated from liquor bought at their establishments and lost his job. She seeks 3000 from each, arguing minors must be barred from saloons and licenses should be revoked for selling to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling News
Parkersburg
Sentinel replies to Republican contrast over whiskey ads
The Sentinel declines perception of bias in controversy with the Republican and notes its own liquor ad receipts under Bolden. The paper invites inspection of its books, which allegedly show the Republican editor’s handwriting in recent records.
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The
Sentinel
Grafton
Republican
Bolden
Sentinel Ends Controversy With Brief Rejoinder
The Sentinel states it has avoided ongoing bickering with the Grafton Republican and will not engage further. It emphasizes its mission to report news and opinions on important issues, invites public judgment, and asserts controversy harms the reading public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
The
Republican
Sentinel Maintains Neutral News Ahead of School Days
The Sentinel vows to stay aloof from school day issues and avoid name calling, continuing to deliver news to the public without becoming a laughing stock.
Grafton Aims To Win Panval Pennant In Strong Start
Grafton opens the Panval league with an auspicious win over Connellsville and strong showings against Fairmont Uniontown. The piece credits Grafton with the best, fastest team in the league and urges community support to secure the pennant and a championship series with Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Connellsville
Fairmont
Uniontown
Panva
Gratton
Thrift drives clearance and rail upgrades near Graf ton
The Eastern approach of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Graf ton shows evidences of thrift with many workers on site as the heavy curve is straightened. Improvements are expected to finish in fall, promising summer employment for numerous men. The Grafton Window Glass Company also plans big repairs in the East End to ready the plant for operation by mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Grafton
Grafton Window Glass Company
Earth Dwellers Question Air Travel From Kentucky Balloons
A Kentucky town reports a night time balloon flight causing a sand and pebble rain. The piece imagines risks of airship travel for bystanders and questions future warfare and merchant airships while urging ground dodging of falling debris and objects.
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Kentucky
Maple Run Beats Knottsville In Weekend Baseball
Maple Run defeated Knottsville 11 to 4 on Saturday, aided by home team errors. Local notes mention Edwin Powell, a former Knottsville boy, hosting a Graftonian picnic, and several regional family visits and travels. The community mourns the death of Mrs. Maria Baker Miller of York Nebraska, granddaughter of Maj. Isaac Means, tying to local families.
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Maple Run
Knottsville
Edwin Powell
Greenwood Farm
James W. Knotts
Haymonds
Byus
M. E
St. Albans
Heallands
Cecil
R. J. Horter
Jenniehawn
Grafton
Nettie Shringleton
Pearl Thomas
Maria Baker Miller
York
Neb
Miller
Isaac Means
County
Flemington Fourth Sees Visitors and Ball Games
Flemington marked a quiet Fourth with visitors from nearby towns and a busy ball games scene at Simpson. Supt. John Davidson visited Clarksburg, while families from Fairmont, Webster, and Grafton joined Mrs. Davidson and others. The Heneta Bone Company paused operations for improvements.
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Flemington
Grafton
Clarksburg
Simpson
John Davidson
Lena Sinsel
Fairmont
William Feltner
John Feltner
Webster Spet
H. P. Davidson
Chas. A. Sinsell
C. L. Davidson
W. P. Riley
Willis
Byron
George Q. Sinsel
Hen E Ta Bone Company
Dr. I. Davisson
Squire J. D. Currey
Meadland
Sermon and social visits noted at Otterbein Chapel
Rev Walter Sinclair preached to the Modern Woodmen of America at Otterbein Chapel Sunday night. Several locals, including Mr C M Cornwell and Mr Mrs Lon Hamilton of Grafton, visited relatives here. Children’s services are planned at Otterbein Chapel Sunday night July 18 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sinclair
America
Otterbein Chapel
C. M. Cornwell
Grafton
Homer Harvey
Century
Clarence Shroyer
Lon Hamilton
Harrie Simpson
Allee Watts
Fellowsville
Allen Lindsey
Fairmont
Community notes and travels across the region
Local residents and visitors are listed with movements between Century Grafton and Parsons. Families including Waugh Scott Hamilton Freeman visitrelatives, and other notes mention Shaw and McDaniel in the area. The second portion includes Frank J Cheney of Toledo declaring his firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Oscar and
Waldo Waugh l
Bellington
Ira Scott
Century
G. BE
Martin
Grant McDaniel
I. M. Loch
Oscar Waugh
Grafton
Johnie Freeman
Parsons
Audra Scott
Gusta Hamilton
Brydon
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Commissioners Notice in Chancery of Taylor County WV
Wade H Hilkey as administrator of James W Jacobs deceased and multiple heirs are notified that on August 9 1904 in Grafton WV the court will audit and settle the deceased’s real estate and debts per an April 28 1909 order of reference. The commissioner and attorney sign and date the notice 6-41.
Chancery Notice in Grat ton WV 1909 Selvey heirs named
On August 11 1909 at the Grat ton West Virginia court house I will audit and settle the accounts of Okey Hefner administrator of Mary Newlon deceased. The hearing seeks the real estate and debts of Mary Newlon and other related matters as directed by the Taylor County Circuit Court order dated April 28 1909. Attendees must produce proper evidence.
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Commissione Notic
Richard Selvey
O. J. Selvey
Mary E. Selvey
Manervey Cleavenger
Newlon
May Gawthrop
Howard B. Newlon
Affa Newlon
Nora Newlon
Charles P. Newlon
Thaddeus Newlon
James F. Newlon
Herbert Findley
Inez Findley
Martha S. Findley
Charles W. Findley
Amor Cole
Penelope Cole
Newton
Thomas H. Newton
Vera Bartlett
Neva Bartlett
Harris Selvey
Okey Hefner
Mary Newton
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Gratton
Mary Newlon
Gircuit
Gene W. Ford
W. R. D. Dent
Divorce suit filed in Taylor County court
Order of publication announces Leicester Rodeheaver seeks divorce from Nelson Davis Rodeheaver in chancery. Nelson, not a resident, must appear within one month of first publication to protect his interests. Court requires publication in the Grafton Sentinel. Clerk M D Allender, Plaintiff’s attorney C Lawson. Beat
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Leicester Rodeheaver
Nelsom Davis Rodeheaver
Chancery
Nelson Davis Rodeheaver
Grafton Sentinel
M.D. Allender
C. Lawson
Guardian William J Brown to report on Mary Jane Brown property
In Taylor county West Virginia guardian plaintiff William J Brown as administrator announces a July 22 1909 office hearing in Grafton to execute an order of reference issued April 29 1909. The commissioner will identify Mary Jane Brown deceaseds real estate liens debts priorities and rents and settle accounts for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Brown
Guardian
Jas
H. A. Brown
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Grafton
Mary Jane Brown
C. C. Lawson
Chancery
Settlement notice of Mary M. Ryan and John G. Williamson estates
The undersigned Commissioner of Accounts settles accounts for J. M. Ryan administrator of Mary M. Ryan and Ison E. Williamson executor of John G. Williamson. Dated June 234 1909. G. W. Ford Commissioner of Accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Accounts For Settlement
J. M. Ryan
Mary M. Ryan
Ison E. Williamson
John 8. Williamson
G. W. Ford
Notice to Creditors Mary Jane Brown Estate Action
To the creditors of Mary Jane Brown deceased authorities require filing claims for adjudication by July 22. The claims should be presented to C. C. Lawson, Commissioner, at his office in Tay lor County. Witness M. D. Allender, Clerk of Court, June 9, 1909.
Notice to Creditors of James Jacobs Deceased
Creditors of James Jacobs deceased are notified to present their claims for adjudication to G. W. Ford, Commissioner, at his office in the county on or before August 9 following, in accordance with a court decree made in a pending case dated June 26 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jacobs
Circuit Court
Creditors urged to file claims against Mary Newton estate
To the creditors of Mary Newton deceased claims against the estate adjudication to G. W. in said county on or before August 11. Witness M. D. Allender Clerk of said Court this 26th day of June 19 AD ALLENDER Clerk.
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Grafton Weekly Sentinel
HE Sentinel Publishing
W. Va
Knotts
Ville
Pierce
Grvan
New Revi Pt
KR. V. Pierce
Bolfelo
Wade H. Hilkey
James W. Jacobs
Louisa F. Jacobs
Fountain E. Jacobs
James E. Jacobs
George F. Jacobs
Mary E. Jacobs
John N. Jacobs
Alonzo W. Jacobs
Augusta M. Jacobs
Rebecca Thayre
Grafton Banking & Trust Company
G. H. A. Kunst
Court House
EW. Ford
WR. D. Dent
M. D. Allender
Taylor
Allender
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