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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
11
A brief tease from the Herald-Star hints at a forthcoming feature of strong local interest. Readers are alert to expect detailed coverage on a timely topic affecting the community and its prominent figures.
An absorbing story unfolds as an installment begins in Hervhl-Stae with daily刊 publication to follow. Readers are urged to watch forsit and stay tuned for ongoing installments of the tale.
Sealed bids to furnish Isher and materials for paving Washington street from Water to Third streets in Steubenville Ohio will be opened at noon on Friday January 1907. Bids must include full names and a $100 bond or check. Bonds returned if rejected. if accepted, released upon contract execution. Board of Public Service reserves right to reject any bids. Clerk Ian T. W. Vance. December 5 1906.
Notice to taxpayers that the usual thirty day grace after December 20 is recalled. All taxes unpaid by December 20 incur a five percent penalty. Call at once to avoid the December rush. Signed CHAS. L. FOREMAN, Treasurer. d&w tedec20.
Cottage with four rooms slate roof and city water and gas available. Lot measures 100 by 100 feet and overlooks Summit Avenue in Bath City. Inquiries to Fred Duval 102 Summit Ave. De6 Std.
William Johnson of Steubenville was struck and killed by a Pewivky train near Buffalo Creek below Wellsburg after leaving his home on Coal Hill road Friday afternoon. The body identified by Lineman Barry Brooks later that morning. The car accident in Wellsville involving Sam Kerry and Albert Dietz injured multiple people, with James Vale dying of concussion. Investigations by President Van Horn Ely and company officials followed.
A traction car of East Liverpool Traction & Light Co derailed while crossing the Jethro hollow bridge approach in East Liverpool. It plunged about 30 feet to the ground. One man died and eight were injured, with three later reported dead from injuries.
Mrs Sallie Gregg Dougherty, who endured a severe trial at General Hospital in Allegheny last Friday, is now improving and progressing as well as can be hoped.
Washington observers note a Chicago based Roosevelt Third Term National League aims to secure five million members to back the incumbent president. Roosevelt has repeatedly denied seeking a third term and would only inform the public if his mind changes, a stance that may be influenced by Chicago's organizing effort.
The Hafina & Co shoe dealers of Mingo Junction dissolve led by Hanna retirement. The business continues as Wagner and Holstein with Wi. Ts Wagner of Brilliant taking Hanna's interest. Wagner has run the store for a year and is noted for courteous service. Mrs. John Faulds remains seriously ill at her South Virth street home.
A stark sale list offers Sunday School booklets, histories, poets, standard author sets, Webster dictionaries, and popular fiction at deep discounts. Also featured are boys and girls books, toy books, fancy baskets, art glass, glassware, pens, inks, desk sets, brass and copper items, Bibles, prayer books, and lavish china. Names can be engraved free on leather goods.
Advertises affordable children’s books for 50 cents featuring authors such as Alger Ellis Castleman Winfield Clair Otis Baden Bonehill Lilley Meade Vander rift and Elizabeth Comins.
A fragmentary listing notes popular fiction with reduced prices from $1.50 to 45 cents. It mentions titles like The Lightning, The Sea Wolf, The Common Conductor, and Lot among others, signaling a shelf promotion or sale.
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