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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
15
A chaotic garble of 19th century notes reports on farmers markets, wartime homefront chatter, and local personalities. Mentions Rich, Leis Mills, Joe Leech, and a Farmers’ Institute event along with busier social chatter about duty, telegraphs, and upcoming gatherings.
Eldersville Pa community notes recount visits and illness updates from residents. Mentions include J C Carpenter returning from a visit, Ming Jisaie Scott taking a position at Parkhill Hanlin, and Mrs Verda Walker and others visiting New Year. Also notes a New Year silver service gift and a community gathering planned for January 6 with Miss Lizzie Maria as host.
Special correspondence reports in Hammondsville noting Monday school resumption led by E W Taylor Mina Aanis McCon tell and Minnie Hart of Fairy Dell. A child from Bloward Sateman died last week and was buried at Fine Grove. Local residents include Grandm a Hartman at East Liverpool and Meg Hartman visiting in Chester W Vea. Kiebird Pars travels to Waynesburg Pa for work. Christl church to hold Redicard Sunday Jan 10 with Rider Wilson of Pittsburgh expected. Monthly meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society held at Mrs RG Wallson’s home. plans for a supper for the orphans discussed. Prolonged illness of Wm Vasuy sidelines mill work. Rebaet McTa%C3%B6eh improving and walking. Laure Petty died of diphtheria. Mrs Potts moved to Cream City. Ghesas diphtheria affects John Moarity’s home. Con Pheeban 1B officer in Cage. Mrs J B Lawrence notes mill firm’s work and supervisor lag.
An Annapolis item describes visitors and guests accompanying local figures. It mentions Dive Eleta Carroll, Sijw Kail, and Ma. Dooy Alleneweren among others, with routine social visits and casual travel notes amid a vacation period.
Special correspondence outlines New Year gatherings, visits, and social events in Union and surrounding towns. Residents include Kerry, Moore, Parkinsons, Ickis, and Crown families. Mentions concerts, oyster suppers, parties, church events, and mounting industrial activity at local plants and fields.
Bloomfield notes a busy village scene with Miss Mary Merryman operating the Bloomfield Typhoon Company line and supervising the Quatri Offfen, while the central office expands to 92 phones serving farmers within three miles. Funeral services honor Miss Bell Pow and local residents attend. revival meetings, farm business changes, and oil well updates fill the community bulletin.
A vivid social page details residents visiting Kinros, Neighbors and kin across Martin's Ferry, Trost, and nearby towns. It notes meetings at Mi Church, protracted meetings at Inland Crack Church, and a Christmas to New Year’s frame of events. A wedding anniversary and numerous travels are mentioned.
Mt Moriah Hopedal correspondence from January reports attending the Farmers Institute at Mt Pleasant and a literary meeting. Mentions Orvil Cox Roland Kithecart James Manefield traveling to Sinn for a bus course. Mills and sick residents update with recovery hopes and church activities. Funeral of Mrs Kina Powers noted and local social tidbits including visits and travels of several residents.
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A Wheeling Intelligencer letter from Keyser West Virginia discusses the sale of the Wabash railway and canal connections. It notes a price around seventeen thousand dollars, claims improvements and property details near Fourth and Adams streets, and asserts the deal benefits West Virginia shippers and employees.
A fragmented Local Markets page lists items from grocery retailers such as Str HEN Vile and Rutter Country. It mentions produce like cabbage potatoes pumpkins and maple syrup with scattered prices and notes on sales days, week events, and a nearby highway reference.
Large crowds attended the two day event at the Richmond Institute, with Rev. W. T. Briceante delivering the invocation and speakers from Wintergreen, Seeubeo, and Richmond addressing topics from crop production to marketing farm products. Sessions featured talks on butter making, poultry farming, composting, and farm improvement, ending with readings and recitations by local participants.
The Hoventrenth Annual Institute of the Southern In- Unate Society of Jefferson county met at the Friends' Yearly Meeting House in Mt Pleasant on Wednesday and Thursday. Key events included the Rowd Table discussions led by Mrs Geo E Saute and EB Roberts, with questions on farm labor, fertilisers, debt, and farm management. Lectures by instructors and papers by members highlighted practical agriculture topics and the conference featured strong addresses by Rev B J Brown and Dr Waller Jenkin.
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