Ohio Food Adulteration Cases Highlight State Action
A lengthy report outlines acts concerning oleomargarine colorant fraud and state prosecutions. It notes Commissioner Ankeny’s push for broader state authority, local ordinances, and a Junk dealers case on appeal. Also mentions Ohio delegates at a public health convention in Mexico and a circuit court schedule for 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Jave
Fon
Ankeny
Sucre
Ohio
Svithanteins
State Department
Bray
OG. O. Probst
State Board of Health
Mexico
Gily
Panama
Holding Common Pleas Court Terms in Scioto County 1907
Certification of the setting of 1907 Common Pleas Court terms in Scioto County by the Seventh Judicial District in Ohio. Dated Columbus October, with the terms fixed for January 2, April 28, and September 16, 1907. Signed by Judges Milner, Walton, Wood, and Tivet. Clerk Adams confirms accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Beioto
Adame, Clark
Scioto County
Fourth Judicial Circuit
H.R. Adams
Common Pleas Court
State of
Ohio
Selota
JOMXN
Milner Wal
Atp Dneton
JM. Wood
Jonn Tvet
BUATE
Columbus
Onitos Agrheday
Vita
Ti Fh. Adams
Court of Conmay Pleas
Fire safety measures on buildings and child labor focus
Report mentions installing fire escapes to protect occupants at night and notes Morgan's view on not hindering major enforcement of child labor laws. The department has devoted attention to this issue this year, highlighting safety and regulatory efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn Morgan
A Home Made Happy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A North Carolina mother recalls a baby girl suffering moneles and severe bronchitis after two doctors failed to help. After visiting eight stores and trying various remedies, she was urged to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and the child recovered. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
To Stop With L. E. Smith Initia tion Charleston Attendees Named
Fragmented OCR text lists a large group attending a big initiation in Charleston including L. E. Smith and former landlord L. T. Smith. Names such as Madigan Moyer McQuaide Redoutes Boyle and many others are mentioned in a garbled sequence with unclear roles and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Smith
Washington
Portsmouth Wrights
Columbia
Charleston
Wo Wa
Myer
King Wee Trad Madigan
W J. Moyer
Shes. McQuaide
Frank Mines Conners
Redoutes
Geog
Tally Boyle
Geer MacMahan
Mgr Nonnens Banquet Delights Cecilian Choir Members
The Cecilian Choir gathered with friends and families for a complimentary banquet at St Marys School Hall on Monday night. Pro gressive euchre and dancing provided entertainment. Lew Distel won the gentlemen’s first prize, a box of handkerchiefs, while Miss Katharine Distelrath won the ladies prize, a center piece after a tie with Mrs George Heil. Albert Reitz directs the choir with Katharine Distelrath as organist. Committees led the event with Miss Distelrath and Miss Imey Bishop assisting and serving refreshments.
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Cecilian Choir
Tla Eliures
Bristess
Alyn
Nonten
St. Mary’s School Hall
Lew Distel
Terman Tuels
Teco Sonsmer
Chas
Chivel
Distelrath
Imey Bishop
Contractors Pray for Fine Weather on Major Build
A construction team led by Mie] coateasters in charge of the Lead and Washington corner project near completion seeks mild, dry days to finish the roof and upper ceiling. Concrete pours started this Monday, with freezing risk high as the mix dries. Open fires on the floor below may be used to prevent freezing if needed.
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Tts Nveng
Oteer Bildings
Unclear archival note on medical case and parties
Fragmentary OCR text mentions appendicitis and a medical operation. Names and details are garbled, with unclear roles or outcomes. No verifiable event or identifiable entities beyond generic medical terms.
Fragmented OCR note on patient condition and procedures
A garbled medical OCR fragment describes a patient with fever and kidney issues. It mentions sudden, damp sensations and references various nonsensical terms. The text lacks coherent details, names, dates, or specific actions.
West Side Man 60 Dies After Bird Nose Typhoid Pneumonia
Meorge Freaman aged 60 a West Side farmer dies Monday night after a bout of typhoid pneumonia. He leaves a son, three children listed, including Harry Frinie, Mrs Maus Tinnitian and Ams Uyetman, with Rev. Mr. McNeil and others named as estate concerns. Local figures and arrangements follow, including a will and probate actions.
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Meorge Freaman
West Side
Freaman
Harry Frinie
West Sreamlabit
Maus Tinnitian
Ams Uyetman
McNeil Turer
eRahel
Freeman
Will
Burns Cause Baby's Death
Elwyn Long aged six son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Long of 918 Ofmaere street died early Tuesday morning from severe burns suffered three weeks earlier. Funeral service will be held at the house Wednesday at 3:30 PM conducted by Rev J C Jackson. Interment in Greenwood.
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Elwyn
Oscar Long
Ofmaere Street
J. C. Jackson
Greenown
Aged man suffers hard fall on porch Monday
William H. Seat, aged father of Milt Scatt of the Portsmouth Hut company, collapsed from a pen attack of vertigo and fell backward on their East Third Street porch Monday evening. He recovered by Tuesday and was able to be up again, treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve for injuries and sores.
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Willaim H. Seat
Milt Scatt
Portamouth
Verliga
East Third Street
Manas
Dr. Williswis
Gregory Freed After Bond For Fire Trial
William Gregory, held in Cronton for months awaiting circuit court action, was released on a 3100 bond and left for Athland after the court ruled in his favor. He had been charged with setting fire to a restaurant in Maneh tor, Ohio, causing heavy property losses. He had escaped from Adams county jail and was brought here before transfer to Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gregory
Cronton
Athland
Gregory
Manehtor
Janes
Adams County
Ironton Fay Suiy
Barge Sinks Near Shore In Stranded Tale
A damaged OCR snippet describes a sunken barge loaded with cargo and unclear details, mentioning service roles and a mishmashed scene near water, with fragmented references to people and equipment.
Barron Speaks At A. Y. M. C. A Lecture
Congressmen Tenry Tannon leads an evening talk at the Th. Roy Mo o building on Some Leg ation enaered by the list congress. A number of railroad men attend and express high regard for the lecture.
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Tenry T. Tannon
Th. Roy
Moo. A
Congress
Windie estate appoints administrator with will annexed
A. B. McBride is named administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Jacob H. Windie, deceased, of Scioto County, Ohio, after being duly appointed and qualified.
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Jacoh H. Windie
Scioto County
Ohio
A. B. McBride
Prescription compact for mankind from five cent picket
A short note describes Espans Sabules and a five cent picket as a practical remedy for common needs. It claims doctors and druggists stock a year’s supply in households and that all druggists carry them for ordinary occasions.
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Vanesione Darace
Rth Judicial Circuit
Thas
Stor
Tangary
Suary
Ocking
Ton
Orwrenge
Ocgla
Navem
Deeonson
Y.aird
Thomas A. Tones
Festus. Walters
Thomas Cherrington
Tinsiid Phillips
Supreme Court
Atala
Tarris
Aullerers
Bon Sécour
Alabama
Flint
Duveqile
Bev Dewi
Ogen Jinpasell
Rorer
Simetor Maes
Maristia
Cesar Teat
Olin. Nav
Avista
Lette Coe
Ciequiliie
Ibn Hav
Tro
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscult Company
L. E. Smith
Tata Agmatine
Calin
Tadeo Whitney
Col Smith i
Manfred Ssooel Gat Merz
Mgr. Nonnen
Watiies
Tehman
Sheneey Krier
Catarre
Catarth
Beistein
West Side Man
Benth
Elwin
Rovns
Baby
Oswald Merchant
Reusschaorayil
Seth Tir
Sorea
Pho
Wisher & Streich Pharmacica
Priese
Barron
Stanjard ( Company
Joseph Blum
Gallia Street
C. Ml. Sears
Chillicothe
Andersens
PPS
Reese
Tashen
Eral
Wurster _ Bros. Leading
J. F. Carr
H. Harris
Chillicothe and Galliants
Board of “School Examiners
Seiota County
Davis H Igh
Portsmouth
John Warren
McGowen
Wheelersburg
Sciataville
South Webster
A. McSall & Co
Ars
South
Webster
Frederick M. Brow
iDice Treat
Upper Main
Portsmouth, OO
W. d. Keyes
Fourth St. Portsmouth
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