Clues Spur Search for Harris C. Kramer Missing New Cumberland Official
Harris C. Kramer supt of the New Cumberland Water and Gas Co remains missing after last Saturday night. Reports describe a man matching Kramer's appearance seen at Wheeling Junction and along the Pan Handle railroad. A stranger believed to be Kramer was detained at Dillonvale but later released. Investigations span New Cumberland Colliers Island Creek area with sightings near New Cumberland Junction and calls to Pittsburg police for a detailed description.
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Harris C. Kramer
New Cumberland Water & Gas Co
Kramer
Wheeling Junction
Dillonvale
Cooper
Island Creek Township
New Cumberland Junction
A. Buchanan
Holliday's Cove
New Cumberland
Colliers
Walls
Pittsburg
Damage suit filed over death of Nina Hanck at crossing
Attorney Fred Coleman named administrator for Nina Hanck who died at the foot of Washington street when a C and P engine struck her while she and a companion coasted down a steep grade. U S Court in Columbus to hear a $10,000 damages claim. W C Brown represents. The girl died from injuries after being struck and a boy companion escaped unharmed.
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Fred Coleman
Nina Hanck
Washington Street
United States Court
Columbus
W. C. Brown
Betier Road Meeting Hears Plan to Pave Turn Over
Residents and property owners along the Lincoln avenue to Tweed coal bank road met at Franklin Carnahan's to push pavement. A three member committee will visit County Commissioners to request paving and city turnover. Thirty five attended. John McFarland offered a 30 foot strip. Road conditions hinder access to school and mud on Lincoln avenue may lessen if this road is paved.
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Lincoln Avenue
Tweed’s Coal Bank
Franklin Carnahan’s
John McFarland
Bucklen’s Arica Salve Praises From Clinton Man
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Bucklen's Arica Salve does the business. He used it for piles scraped hands and an old sore, all cured without a scar. Available at Beall & Steele drug store for 25 cents.
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Bucklen
Beall & Steele Drug Store
For Rent Farm Near City Limits 100 Acres
Rental notice for a 100 acre farm just outside city limits. Inquiries directed to W. J. Nicholson at the corner of Bth and Slack streets.
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W. J. Nicholson
Corner Bth
Slack Sereeta
Foley Tar Cure Card Claim for Cough Remedy
A testimonial card from Beall Steele stating that Foley's and Tar cures coughs and colds, stops coughing, heals lungs, prevents pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and urges refusal of substitutes. Mentions a yellow packet and money refund if ineffective.
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Foley
Beall Steele
Piles Relief Promised by Dean’s Ointment
Testimonial notes enduring itching and torment from piles until using Dean’s Ointment. Claims rapid relief after trying the product.
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Dean
Cleanliness by American Dyeing and Cleaning Co ad
An ad states garments cleaned by the American Dyeing and Cleaning Co at 123 South Fourth Street. It proclaims a saying about health and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a health product.
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American Dyeing and Cleaning Co
South Fourth Street
Burdock
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C. & P. Company
Betier Road
Tweed’s Bank
tion—Committee
John R. Garrett
Girard
Ala
Bright
Beall & Steele
Union Deposit Bark
CaskIer
South Third Street
Stevrenville, Onid
People's National Bank
Steubenville, Ohio
W. F. Davidson
E. E. Francy
L. L. Grimes
Dr. S. J. Podlewski
R. T. Brownlee
B. Frank Murphy
Jones Munker
H. S. Bristol
J. T. Sarratt
A. M. Helms
S. R. Stark
R. G. Richards
John W. Forney
Andrew W. McDonald
A. S. Buckingham
Commercial National Bank
Fourth and
Market Streets
Steubenville
Sposal
Emmett E. Erskine
William Leech
Bissell
Bussorah Axminister
Lowall & Hartford
Whittall Body Brussells
Smith Axministers
Privy
Hartford & Stinson
Stinson
Hartford
Brussels
Smith and Hartford
Wiltons
Smyrna
Smith
Body Brussels
Lowell
Echo
Wool
C. C
Union
Granites
Wild
Quality
Winfield Scott Sons & CO
Ohio
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