Occupations Exempt From Army Service In 1917
Washington May 28 Here are trades exempt from military service if America follows Englands example. Mining and quarrying coal oil whale copper tin wolfram lead fire clay and patent fuel. Metals from ore treatment to production aluminum copper iron steel lead nickel tin spelter cine and other alloys. Engineers and workers in iron foundries steel milling and engineering. Textile workers and chemical ware and fuels production. Transport dock workers barge lighter river coast trade mercantile marine railway lorry draymen and farm and market garden operations. Wood trades in flour oat meal and mill works, dairy and edible oil prep, and public utility services. Munitions trains not specified. Court sale of property at Ohio County Ky on May 4 1917 with listed parcels and boundaries. OTTO MARTIN Master Commissioner. Woodwarde Kirk Attorney.
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Washington
America
England
Mercantile Marine
Bicon Curie
Pruhitios
Naylume
Master Commissioners Sale in Ohio Crew Court
Master Commissioner Otto C. Martin will offer at public auction in Hartford on June 4 1917 a lot east of McHenry Ky tied to McHenry Coal Company with reservations to several heirs. The sale follows a May 1917 circuit court judgment for 600 dollars with interest and costs, secured by mineral rights and land, requiring immediate land validation and approved security from the purchaser.
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McHenry
McHenry Coal Company
John H. Glover
Otto C. Martin Tata
H. & Taylor
Attorusy
Master Commissioner Sale in Hartford Kentucky 1917 Notice
Master Commissioner sale of property in Hartford Hart County Kentucky proceeding for sale and division of lands to pay costs of litigation and costs of sale. Auction to be conducted at Hartford Court House with description beginning at white oak and lines towns and acres conveyed by deed from Jas H Whittinghill to Justice W Grant. Court date May 14 1917. Otto Martin Master Commissioner. Attorney J B Wilson.
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Olaf Cleedit
Mawel
Sale
Euphamis Simon
Anil Onder
Ohi Chronit
Mts Nuimye Tivean
Wanle
Jaor
Hartford
Ohio County
County Court
White Oak
Cerner
Rand
Coateu
Jas
H. Whittinghill
Otto
Martin
Wilson
Masser Commissioner Sale in Ohio Circuit Court
Ohio Circuit Court issues a notice of sale in a mortgage foreclosure case with David F Hedden et al as plaintiffs and widow Elizabeth Not tinger as defendants. The sale, held at Hartford Ohio County Court House, follows a May term judgment for multiple sums including 23.14 and 916.00 with interest, detailing property on Adam Fork of Salt Creek and boundary descriptions, scheduled for 1917 at about 1 o'clock p.m. with bids due by the court deadline.
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Ohio
SOLE
Wahti
Hdrhford
Ohio County
I Salt Creek
Obia
Heddon
Cikeh
F. G. Toul
Hadden
W. OC
Medien
Ve . T. Parton
Morton
Beatty
Shane
Iho Dhavasad
Megan
Warki Poole
Tialoo N. Aure
Lane
OM. Cooper
Boundary description of 45 acre tract sale
Legal notice details a boundary survey describing a 45 acre parcel with lines along poles to various landmarks and corners including Morton's, Tarlton's, and Hedden's, stating an immediate sale under bond with approved security and signed by Master Commissioner Otto C. Martin on May 46, 1917, with Barnes & Smith as attorneys.
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Tarlton's
D. Hedden
Otto C. Martin
Barnes & Smith
Attornaya
Master Commissioner Sale of Ohio Circuit Court Property
Ohio Circuit Court master commissioner sale announced for June 4 1917 at the courthouse door in Hartford Ky. Public sale offers two tracts of land in Ohio County Kentucky with described boundaries and references to prior deeds and conveyances. Purchaser must bond promptly after sale and a lien is permitted by court order.
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Ohio Circuit Court
C. Wayne Leach
Matutu
Beulah
Leach
Et al
Cnet
Vale
Liu Wiptost
Martford
Why County
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Anon
Faliowlig
Ghia
Tasior
Thames N
Eanthas A. Taylor
Fia Taylor A. Leet
Obie County Clerk
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Miller's Corner
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Bey Taylor
RL. Taylor
Borrety
Lee
HM. Taylor
A.B
Getulwr
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Clio County Cleri
Marden
Natural remedy promises safe laxative effects
An advertisement touts a natural purgative as safer and easier to take than calomel. It claims the product relieves constipation, is suitable for children, and will soon replace calomel in homes. The ad lists William Williams of Murtfont Ky as the supplier and mentions specific bottle formats and dosing assurances.
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von Force
Mikencas
Grigeby
Purgale
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