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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
2
A fragmenting verse notes items found in Dicky’s pocket and mocks Democratic and Republican figures. It references Bryan Harmon Wilson and Underwood, linking small bits to national campaigns. The piece ends with a remark on Herald Star convention reporting.
William R Grigsby 25 of Pittsburg marries Daisy Vi Cook 19 colored of Steubenville. John Hrapan 33 marries Mrs Anna D Bitorajec 30 of Rhodesdale.
U S Commissioner Vail conducted a bankruptcy hearing in the Smogar matter today, continuing a sequence of hearings held each day this week. The ongoing schedule highlights persistent judicial attention to the case.
Constable Broady arrested Thos Ramsey at Harperville on a charge of slander of Miss Lady Ambrojok, brought before Squire Lawler for preliminary action.
Judge Richards and several attorneys visited Dillonvale to review the light line case that extends to Adena. Litigants and officials will view the entire line before a court decision is issued.
A horse belonging to D. K. Andrews of Cross Creek township was struck by lightning on Tuesday afternoon while under a tree. A cow owned by W. T. Leech at the farm near Reeds Mills was also killed in the same storm.
Local residents attend Fourth of July events and visits across towns. Miss Tracy Entrel of Brilliant, Miss Irene McDevitt, and other guests travel to well known cities. Families host reunions, weddings, and birthday celebrations with remarks on gatherings and weekend stays. A San Jose marriage links to this city, while several residents plan trips to Atlantic City and Cincinnati.
A Jefferson County Ohio court sale will auction multiple coal tracts owned by William H Poole and Wheeler Tarr. The parcels cover the Pittsburg No 8 and No 5 veins with extensive mining rights including ingress and egress, drainage, and transport routes. The description spans townships Wells and Moorefield with several sections and ranges, detailing boundaries, acreage, and reservations for canal and cannel coal.
Sheriff James Murray offers sale of multiple coal tracts in Wells and Steubenville townships Jefferson County Ohio. Includes Seventh Tract coal rights under surface parcels 1018 acres total described with ingress rights, drainage and royalty terms. also rights of way and oil or gas drilling permissions. Prior deeds referenced. appraised at 18550 dollars.
Leavont Snowden 22 and Adja Freeman 18 both of Steubenville. T Hudson Payne 21 and Elizabeth McSwain 21 of Toronto. Luigi Perrotti 34 and Elizabeth Di Sabatine 22 of Steubenville. Louis Sanck 35 and Mary Tes sick 22 of Bradley.
Constable Johnson of Bellaire went to Dillonvale yesterday with a warrant from Squire Kinney's court. Several members of the carnival company, in the city last week, are charged with stealing several articles from a boarding house.
John Yeager died from injuries sustained while excavating for the new Weirton school building when he was trapped under a jar of earth. He succumbed at a Fast Liverpool hospital after the accident occurred several days ago.
Basil Morelli 33 of Ramecy and Mary Fillippi 20 of Pike Creek. Riley N. Reynolds 29 of Toronto and Sylvia L. Wells 19 of Ekeyville are listed in the document.
Oil developments in the Blue Creek field Kanawha county W V show fewer gushers as work advances. The best early producer is United Fuel Gas Company No 9 on the James F Brown farm with 530 barrels in the first 24 hours. Freudenberger Oil Company No 1 Fred Gardner drops 340 barrels per day.
W Lyon of Lyon Gas and Oil Company at Mingo Junction has placed a rig on leased land near Crystal Springs and began drilling for oil Saturday morning. Tuscarawas business leader says local landowners are hopeful as operations start.
Israel Dezen the junk dealer reports to the Mayor that he chased a man from his yard after midnight for stealing brass. Last night ten drunks were in the lockup, with one resisting an officer and another on complaint from his partner.
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