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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
10
Notice states Charles Potts No 36041 a prisoner at the Ohio Penitentiary has been recommended by the Warden and Chaplain for parole consideration. The hearing is scheduled for June 13 1907.
Notice that Joseph Grimm, inmate at the Ohio State Reformatory, has an application for parole under the governing rules. The Superintendent and Chaplain will recommend to the Board of Managers that the request be considered.
A Friday hearing before Jefferson County Commissioners considered Steubenville and East Liverpool Railway Co. double track work and related public works. The Traction Co. voluntarily supports costly road improvements, differing from prior forced projects, with county officials aiming for fair terms. A divorce petition by Lora B Childs against Alfred C Childs cites wilful absence and neglect, with a court hearing starting August 10, 1907.
A legal notice records probate court proceedings in Steubenville Ohio regarding the estate of Geo W Bone and mentions many heirs. The case cites filing on 13 July 1907 for probate. Additional notices include divorce actions in Jefferson County with hearings set for late July 1907 and other county cases listed with names and attorneys.
Andy Pesto, inmate at the Ohio State Reformatory, is entitled to a parole nomination by the Superintendent and Chaplain under applicable rules. The application will be heard on or after July 17, 1907, year 3.
Vantisburg a young man near Port Homer was brought in on forgery charges. He allegedly signed M McLaughlin’s name to an 11.37 order for time and presented it for payment. A warrant was issued after Prosecuting Attorney Alban was notified. He was jailed awaiting hearing.
The Probate Court jury assessed compensation and damages for land taken on South Commercial Street in Mingo Junction. Listed are individuals such as W. H L Bryson Louisa Strott and others with respective compensation and damage amounts plus structure values. Also notes Ohio Merchants appointing Edison Phonographs and Victor Talking Machines dealers with Eclipse Musical Company sending manufacturing jobbers in Cleveland.
John Wheatley whose residence is unknown will take notice that on the day, time and place to be stated he is required to appear or respond to a legal action or proceeding as indicated by the court or authority issuing the notice. Further details will follow in the formal process.
An advertisement touts Booth's Balm as the best cure for burns and skin irritation. It promises rapid relief from pain and irritation for burns, chapped hands, cracked lips, and strained muscles. The product is sold for 23 cents at Beall and Steele and the Hyomei Company in Buffalo.
Notice declares Rachel A. Johnson appointed administratrix of John W. Fletcher deceased in Steubenville township Jefferson county Ohio. Dated June 15, 1907. McClave & McClave, Attorneys. Also a help wanted ad seeking salespeople for Sliding Blade Shears with a $2.00 daily wage plus commission from Hoey Publishing Co Chicago Illinois.
Plaintiffs filed May 7 in Jefferson county Court of Common Pleas seeking to quiet title to the NE quarter of section 24, township 9, range 3 in Wayne township Jefferson county Ohio. Defendants listed include Charles Adrian Dallas Center Iowa and several heirs unknown, claiming interests as heirs of Jacob Adrian deceased.
A long, padded testimonial claims a 13 year rheumatism case was cured by a specific remedy after failing with doctors and patent medicines. The writer urges readers to write for details and asserts success in others over the past two years.
The document requires the named parties to file their answer by the 13th day of July 1007 or face default, judgment and decree. William O. Browning and co plaintiffs’ attorneys Willis Huston and Roy N. Merryman are listed.
James Hall of Brilliant Ohio offers farm property insurance against fire lightning or tornado damage. Special attention to insuring farm property. National Phone 36 ar8 3mw.
The County Board of School Examinations will hold monthly exams on the first Saturday at Wells High School beginning at 8 30 a m. W H Maurer clerk.
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