Carnegie donation balance sparks library furniture row
A list of letters and financial figures shows Carnegie trustees seeking 3500 for building furnish and 2000 more toward purchasing. The old library bills linger in the auditor’s office while awaiting council appropriation. Some argue funds should cover furniture, others note agreements require furniture from the building fund.
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Carnegié
Chrnegie
Carnegia
Itn
Mir Garnegin
Skibo
Scotland
Garnegin
Balditeo
Libuary Pi
Cornell
Guew Brads
Cattiegid
Cantlegies
Cariesie
Olds
Boy Hurt Near Stour Run After Wagon Wheel Incident
A young boy about one year old, McCoy by name, was injured on the West Side near Stour Run when a wagon loaded with stone toppled. One wheel passed over his left leg, causing injury before Dr. Hendrickson arrived.
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McCoy
Stour Run
Turaday
Aly
Hendrickson
Fourth of July Celebration Draws Woodmen Parades
Celebration plans include uniformed Woodmen drills, a parade with many camps from Kentucky and neighboring counties, dancing at Millbrook park pavilion, an electric launch on the lake, a merry go round, and trotting races in the afternoon. Committee chairmen and organizers pledge frequent meetings to secure subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be & O
The
Wa Railways
Beipto
Kentucky
Millbrook Park
Trotting Association
Graham
Thieves Raid Smokehouse of Washington Township Constable
Sunday night thieves entered Constable Is bridle Tendersons smokehouse in Washington township and carried off about 200 pounds of meat. He resides on Stony Run and no arrests have been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbridle Tenderson
Washington Township
Stony Run
Hack Line Planned Between Wheelersburg and Seidluville
Louis Thacquard an undertaker of Wheelersburg plans to establish a hack line to Seidluville in about ten days. The service will ease daily trips for residents and visitors alike between Whealershire and the neighboring town as demand grows.
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Louis Thacquard
Wheelersburg
Seidluville
Whealershire
Vernon man pleads guilty to keeping a house with a minor
George Tate of Vernon township pleaded guilty Wednesday to keeping a house with Dora Roseberry, a minor. He was fined 125 dollars or 112.50 in all and ordered not to allow the Roseberry girl at his house again. Tate faces further arraignment later as another guilty plea is expected.
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Opetine
Cleorge Tate
Vernon Township
Taying
Dora Roseberry
Tie
Tate
Roseberry
Cirk
Lion Coffee
Meirons
House Hefeers
Yousset
Woolson
Toledo
Obio
New York
Alderman Jones
Louis A. Caviller
Oueh Station
Swene
Licensed to Wed in City by Charles Lyman Frederick
The notice lists Charles Lyman Frederick and Bessie Lonise Andersen as parties to a license to wed in the city. Rev. Bor. Wilburn is noted. A stock tally shows 1660 pairs of ladies' slippers from Lehman's offer at a sale tempting quick purchase.
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Charles Lyman Frederick
Bessie Lonise Andersen
Bor. Wilburn
Lehman's
Lanthorn Trial Divides Ratden Village Over Shooting
In Ratden the Lanthorn case pits two village camps in a bitter trial over the shooting of Marshal Windle. Witnesses describe a struggle after Lanthorn resisted arrest, Windle firing to scare the crowd, and Lanthorn claiming self defense as jurors hear conflicting accounts and testimonies.
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James Lanthorn
Ratden
William Windle
Liantérn
Hein
Allen Brown
Leo Sommer
John Brisker
Phil J. Judson
Thomas
Potter
I Blake
Joseph Augustin
Philip
Bauer
Theo
Reiser
Joseph Re “Noel
Tanthers
Lanthorn
Ian
Windle
Thompson
Enje ‘Thompson
TantHorn
Marshal Windle
T. Thomas
Tie
George Robinson
Joseph Southworth
L.A. Scott
Taylor
Marshal Wendel
Lanthomi
Higself
Sindee Milner
Harness and carriages at Stah ler's All prices
Harnesses and carriages offered at Stahler's with varied pricing. Catalog includes multiple items and price points across categories, reflecting broad stock and value. Local listings emphasize affordability and availability for customers seeking transportation gear.
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Stahler’s
Mrs Bedell Dies Tuesday Evening in Portsmouth Home
Mrs Sarah Ann Bedell dies at her home 713 Court Street Tuesday evening after a long life in Portsmouth born in November 1838 in Washington Pal she lived here since childhood and died in the house where she was married four children survive Mrs W C Ferguson Mrs W S Oldfield and Mrs John Cablish funeral Friday at 2 pm from the late home with Rev J D Herron officiating
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Sarah Ann ‘Bedell
Court Street
Catisciioner
Portsmouth
Washington
Pal
George+Pursell
Sarah Ann Prowitt
Alfred
Mary White Prowitt
Homer Bedell
W. C. Ferguson
W. S. Oldfield
John Cablish
Charleston
W. Va
Bedell
John
Petser
Kaps
Rip
All Saints Chutel
J. D. Herron
Torture of a Preacher Provides Narrow Hope
Rev. QO D Moore pastor of the Baptist church at Harpersville Ne Yo recounts suffering from a persistent cough that left him unable to sleep. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds with curing his cough and saving him from consumption. Fisher Streich druggists offer 50c and 1.00 guarantees with trial bottles free.
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QO. D. Moore
The
Baptist Church
Harpersville
Dr. King
Fisher & Streich
A son born to J I Violet of Lucasville
A baby boy weighing eleven pounds was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs J I Violet of Lucasville His father O M Cobain says the lad will grow up a Democrat like his grandfather
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J. I. Violet
Lucasville
O. M. Cobain
Binder twine quality guaranteed at ten cents a pound
Rottinghaus offers binder twine priced at 10 cents per pound with quality guarantee for farmers preparing harvest needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rottinghaus
Jap Minister Sees President in Brief Washington Meeting
Japanese Minister Takahira visited the White House in the morning and met the President for about an hour and twenty minutes. No details of the conference or its results were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Takahira
Japan
Fred Winkler Takes Charge of Newt Bibbee Saloon
Fred Winkler took charge of the Newt Bibbee saloon at Third and Market streets Wednesday after buying the business a few days earlier. He previously worked for a Huntington hardware firm for several years.
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Fred Winkler
Newt Bibbee
Third
Market Streets
Wreck
Huntington Hardware
Farmers Exchange column invitation to advertise locally
A county paper urges farmers and townspeople to use the new Farmers Exchange column to buy and sell farm goods by advertising. Advertisers pay half a cent per word per insertion, with cost calculated by words times appearances, and payment in color stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
For Sale Classified Notices From Mt Doy Ohio and Surroundings
Multiple brief sale notices list livestock cows heifers and young cattle for sale in Mt Doy Ohio and Wakefield Ohio. Also offered are timber, a two story six room house in Martin is ville, a Jersey calf at 1310 Mound Street and No 1 baled hay two miles north of S essan ville. A trade offer for city property near Wakefield and a 372 acre riverfront farm near Greenup with $12500 price. Also a Milwaukee self propelled buckeye wheat drill and rental storefront space and a small farm near Chillicothe pike Wheelersburg Ohio.
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Pire
W. A. McGeorge
Mt Doy
Ohio
Alyira_ Wemining
Waits
Tmartisonville
C. Santa
New Boston
Mound Street
Semorville
A. C. Stoeldman
Ohio ‘River
Greenup
Griffin
Ms -Chrecamp
Milwaukee
Henry
Pond Run
Dry Run
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Niegie
Hack
DeWitt
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Farmer’s Exchange
Plopel Eere Aer
Wakefield
Sarah Southworth
Chillicothe Pike
Louis Hacquard
Grimes Avenue
United States
Benny Ross
Arch_ street
Philadilphia
Gen. Washington
Robert Aforris
Gonvee Ross
Congress
Dla
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