Coroner Seeks Identity of Local Youth Found Deceased
Coroner of Chautauqua County reports a young man of refined appearance died by his own hand on December 8 near Brocton. He may be from the area, about 25, 5 ft 10 in, blue eyes, brown hair, weighing 160 to 170 lbs. Possible names Kransgrell Krausgrell or Krano grell. information to E B Osgood Coroner Brocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newby
Chautauqua County
N. Y
KK. C. Kransgrell
E. C. Kranogrell
Brocton
E. C. Krausgrell
Kranogrell
Local Jottings from Sheridan This Week
Lieut. Chas. E. Scott plans a town write up for the News next week. Mrs. John Wright renewed News subscription with the Manlove administration. Eggs fetch 35 to 40 cents a dozen in Indianapolis, while 20 to 25 cent retailing persists here. About twenty men went to Noblesville to join the Eagles. Advisory Board reorganized. L. S. Kercheval absent sick. Jim Murry is President. State Legislature convened. Deputy Prosecutor position vacant since January. Mr. Woods declines. Blacksmiths report hard times with ice and slick roads. Premium list for Sheridan Poultry Association rising. Standard Oil shipped here last week under state law. N. M. Hinesley bought F. G. Kassebaum’s east Fourth street residence. Next week noted as bargain week. Lights timing predictions cease.
Board Selects Attorney and Health Officer Reelected
The Town Board met in regular session with full attendance. A. C. Pearson was chosen as town attorney replacing C. W. Griffin. Dr. I. W. Davenport was reelected health officer. Bonds ordinances were passed for Ohio Fourth and Fifth streets. Bills approved include gas, labor, lumber, and various salaries.
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A. C. Pearson
C. W. Griffin
I. W. Davenport
Ohio
Fourth
Fifth
James Gray
G. H. Palmer
Weaver-Cox
S. H. Timmons
Ohio Street
S. W. Davenport
Ringer Urges Law on Heavy Hauling in Soft Road Season
J C Ringer district 3 gravel roads superintendent calls attention to law restricting heavy loads on soft roads. He notes a three inch tire may carry 5000 lbs and each added inch 400 pounds. Heavy hauling wastes funds and damages roads. penalties are severe, and public awareness could reduce violations.
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J.C. Ringer
Mr. Ringer
Dispute Over the Opera House Sues H J Thistlethwaite
Parr and Stout sue H J Thistlethwaite for breach of contract over renting the opera house to Tipton skating rink operators. They claim a prior contract and assert Thistlethwaite acted without their cognizance. Case began Tuesday. Moore's court to hear arguments later in the week.
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Parr & Stout
H. J. Thistlethwaite
Thistlethwaite
Tipton
Messrs
Moore’s Court
Traveling salesman sews up cutlery sale on Main street
On Saturday afternoon and night a wandering vendor on Main street drew crowds with guitar and singing. He sold most of his table cutlery at 1.50 dollars each, claiming no fault lay with families lacking sets.
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Main Street
Declared JURORS ARE CHOSEN 267 MARRIAGE LICENSES IN '06
Noblesville Indiana Jan 10 1907 jury commissioners added 100 names to the jury box for the January term starting next Monday. Grand and petit jurors listed include Ora Sumner Jacob Lane Isaac Bright William Todd John Charlie William Haughey S D Stultz L N Newcomer Harbaugh Green Cornelius C H Fort Benj Finley Samuel Stern Elsworth Jessup George McDole Grafton McDonald Joseph Beeson. County Clerk reports 266 marriage licenses issued in 1906 along with other civil and criminal statistics. County Surveyor Hugh Johnson named Oscar Guilkey deputy. pay issues unresolved. David Anderson of Carmel declared insane. commission named.
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Grand Chasens
William Wells
Washington
S. D. Stultz
L. N. Newcomer
Marion Harbaugh
Adams
Green Cornelius
Jackson
C. H. Fort
Noblesville
Benj. Finley
White River
Samuel H. Stern
Elsworth Jessup
George McDole
Wayne
Grafton McDonald
Joseph Beeson
Not Boosting Prices But Fighting Advances
Not Boosting Prices But Fighting Advances reports J. C. Miller, a Frankfort tailor, holding prices steady without compromising material or workmanship. The article notes better garments are produced at former prices, and urges gentlemen to visit Frankfort during the month for special pricing on suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Miller
Frankfort
J. C. Miller
Directors and Officers of First National Bank of Sheridan
The Board of Directors for the ensuing year includes John H. Cox Dr John N Parr John M Haushey C E Elliott W L Hare James H Padgett Geo H Palmer Officers are Jno H Cox President Dr J N Parr Vice President W L Hare Vice President Orlando A Cox Vice President Lowell W Cox Cashier C E Elliott Secretary.
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First National State Bank of Sheridan
John H. Cox
John N. Parr
John M. Haushey
C. E. Elliott
W. L. Hare
James H. Padgett
Geo. H. Palmer
Jno
H. Cox
J. N. Parr
Orlando A. Cox
Lowell W. Cox
Sec’y
Household goods for sale including beds and stove
For sale side board Tron bed half bed washing machine heating stove and other household goods. Call at once.
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Alty
J. L. Hastings
Sheridan, Indiana
R. C. Davenport
M. R. Remsen
Darby
Sheri
Dan
Sheridan
W. H. Darby
North Side Gallery and Art Store
E. B. Osgood
Brocton, Chautauqua Co
Chas. E. Scott
Westfield
John Wright
Manlove
Indianapolis
Mysteries of the
Eagles’ Lodge
L.S. Kercheval
Jim Murry
Woods
Sheridan Poultry Association
Standard Oil Company
N. M. Hinesley
F.G. Kassebaum
East Fourth Street
J. G. Ringer
OPERA
H Jr
Johnson
Temple of Justice
Noblesville, Jud
Grand Jury
Ora Sumner
Adams Township
Jacob Lane
Isaac Bright
William Todd
John Charlie
William Haughey
Petit Jury
Frank Campbell
Clerk’s
Hugh Johnson
H. L. Findley
Oscar Guilkey
Uty
Guilkey
Mr. Findley
Fertig
Anderson
David Anderson
Carmel
Squire Stipp
P. O
John Gifford
J. L. Vickery
J.B. Johnson
I. H.;mcmurtry
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