Engineer in Berea Kills Wife and Fears for Children
After threats to kill his wife and nine children, Adam Payor, an engineer for the Cleveland Stone company, shot his wife dead and fired at his three eldest children, missing them on a street. A posse hunted him through the quarry town as fear spread and townsfolk searched nearby ponds for the suspect.
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Berea
Adam Payor
Cleveland
Ipany
Frank
Bower
AML
Marling
Boyer
Seven hurt in runaway caused by falling bolt near University Circle
In Cleveland Ohio a broken bolt struck horses pulling a wagon driven by Edward Ranney, sending the team runaway and endangering seven people including a baby. Injured were Edward Ranney, Mrs Ward Ranney, Edward Ranney Jr., Helen Ranney, Maud Cotty and two Cotty children. They were rushed to a hospital with two in serious condition but showing signs of recovery.
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Cleveland
Edward 5
Ranney
Ambler Boulevard
University Circle
Edward E. Ranney
Bellavenue
Dward E. Ranney
Edward Ranney,Jr
Helen
Prices for Produce and Grain in Local Market List
A fragment lists prices for various produce and grain items including potatoes cabbage onions poultry and flour. It appears as a market price sheet with per unit pricing such as per dozen per bushel and per sack, though many words are garbled. The readable items include potatoes cabbage onions poultry and flour with references to different grain types like wheat and rye.
Community Mill Overhaul Promises Friendly Farmer Terms
Frantz Bros of Ross iayne Flowing Mills prepare for spring by overhauling and cleaning their plant from cellar to garret. They promise advantages to farmers and a fair deal, with Fronts Bros General Store supporting the community. A Savings Department feature at The Farmers Bank of Indiana offers four percent interest. A funeral notice and memorial verses follow for local residents.
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Frantz Bros
Ross
Pusc Teal Inillors
Bros. Condeet
Savings Department
Septender T1
Farmers Bank of Indiana
Tony
Church Street
Scientific Eye Specialists at Clawson Hotel event
The Mahaffey pair promote eye examinations at the Clawson Hotel from August 21 to 26 with free exams and no urging to buy. Prices range from $2.00 to $8.00 for glasses and notes stress the need for expert fitting and future adjustments for headaches and eye strain. Testimonials praise relief and reliable service.
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Clawson Hotel
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Rural Valley
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Keen ‘Kutter
Appleby & Peterson
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PENNA
Cook’s Roman Hippodrome
Rochester
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Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company of
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L. G. Fouse
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