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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
3
A terse report notes a child is having ongoing problems or failing in some aspect prompting concern. Officials or guardians may seek medical or social assistance to address the issue. The exact context and parties are unclear from the fragment.
An ad claims nervous prostration stems from the nervous system and that Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills restore nerve force to revitalize nerve cells. It suggests many boxes may be needed and directs buyers to dealers or the Buffalo company for purchase.
Big coal land deals reported in Wells township include transfers across 1754 acres to Ohio Valley Coal and Mining Co and numerous 60 to 714 acres parcels to Charles L Waddle, John Blythe and others. Values range from 50 to 25,000 dollars with real estate and lots traded in Mt Pleasant and Smithfield areas, plus city properties in Adena and Steubenville real estate firms exchanging deeds.
Court news outlines the dissolution of a demurrer in Cohen vs. Floto with a temporary restraining order lifted to permit a witness for the defendant to verify a verbal lease. It also covers Portland and Dillonvale Pike Commissioners vs W&L FRR and L&E&W R R on grade crossing rights, ruling against the demurrer for the W&LE RR but sustaining as to the LB R&W RR which is not yet contracted.
Announcement of the Jefferson County Ohio Republican primary to be held May 19 1906 from 12 noon to 6 pm local time at polling places for multiple offices including judges, county commission, surveyor, infirmary director and central committee, with voter qualifications and candidate filing deadlines. The notice, signed by Richard Gilson and H G Simpson, directs certification to the Deputy State Supervisors of Elections and lists filing dates May 5 and May 6 1906.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a remedy advertised as drastic and prompt. The potion claims quick relief from bladder and kidney pain, backache, and urinary retention in men or women. Sold by Beall and Steele, druggists, Steubenville, Ohio.
At a March 17 1906 meeting in Steubenville Ohio the Ohio Valley Clay Company resolved to discontinue business and surrender its West Virginia charter, convert assets to cash, pay debts, and distribute any remaining funds to stockholders pro rata after published notice for four weeks. The president was to certify the action to the West Virginia Secretary of State and publish notice near the principal office.
A four mile from Lynchburg property features five fields with running water and fencing, 100 acres cultivated including 40 acres of natural blue grass and clover, eight acres timber valued at fifty dollars per acre, and projections of hay corn wheat oats and tobacco per acre. Includes eight room residence, orchard with 300 apple trees and 160 peach trees, berries and vineyard, two new frame barns, three cabins, abundant water, near railroad with Blue Ridge views. Photographs available from WALKER & MOSBY, Lynchburg, Va. Administrator’s Notice of Appointment. Notice is given that Richard W. Taylor and S. B. Taylor, attorney, are administrating Harriet Taylor’s estate in Jefferson County Ohio. Dated March 24, 1906.
Notice announces appointment of Edward B. Stone as administrator for Whitlam D. Stone with debt and claim procedures in Jefferson County Ohio. Also lists executors and dates for Elina A. Lewis will in Steubenville, with attorney William Kerr named and dated in 1908.
A local advert lists jars and paints in various sizes with low prices. One fourth pints and one half pints priced, plus brushes and white wash brushes at several cent amounts. The ad promotes a full line of colors and varnish supplies at discounted rates.
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