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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
9
John Slaga, confined at the Ohio State Reformatory, is eligible for parole consideration by the Board of Managers upon recommendation by the Superintendent and Chaplain. The parole hearing is scheduled for June 19, 1906, with the filing and review proceeding under state rules governing parole.
Public notices include a sheriff sale of Lot 11 in Richmond village Jefferson County Ohio on July 23 1906 appraised at 800 terms cash. Also administrator and executor appointments for Mary Margretta Stone Samuel Still Hannah B Grayson and others with dates in 1906 1914 and 1911 plus a legal notice in Steubenville regarding cloud on title and defendants required to answer by August 25 1906. Additional real estate ads offer a 200 acre farm near Rush Run station with dwelling and outbuildings and other houses and lots for sale.
Jefferson County Ohio commissioners announce sale of one hundred thousand dollars in bonds on Sunday July 1906 at 2 PM Eastern. Bonds dated July 1 1906 carry four percent interest payable semiannually and mature in scheduled installments through September 1 1910. Bids due by 2 PM at the county auditor Steubenville with a five hundred dollar bid guarantee.
The Probate Court of Jefferson county will hear accounts filed for multiple estates on June 30, 1906. Final accounts are listed for administrators guardians executors and trustees including Stone Campbell Coles Burriss Kerr Dally Moore Lowery Hale Fulton Cole Linton Smith Hamilton Hill Sto bac Br Ir ob ject ions to passing any account must be filed by the date. J R McCLEARY jun 3twkly Judge.
Notice states Alexander Palmer has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Samuel Palmer, deceased, of Wayne township Jefferson county Ohio. Dated April 26, 1904. W R Alban.
The und ersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Aiken Mansfield, deceased, late of Steubenville township, Jefferson county, Ohio. Dated June 18, 1906. J. W. Jordan. Administrators notice lists also an administratrix for another estate in Jefferson County, Ohio, dated June 15, 1996, Madge B Rowles with attorneys FE R Erskine and Carl H Smith.
The body of Master Fred Breen, drowned near La Belle point Thursday, was found in the river at Martins Ferry around noon and will be brought to Steubenville for interment. Undertaker Mettenberger arranged the transfer. The recovery ends a tense search as divers faced snag filled holes and danger in the river. Police received notice of the find. A separate notice details a June 4 1906 petition to form the Village of Bergholz from parts of Jefferson county and set August 6 for a hearing.
Private sale offers an eighty acre home farm six miles west of Steubenville on the pike. Brick house with fruit and laundry rooms, a 40x60 barn, full bearing orchard, some No 2 coal nearby. Oil and gas belt untested. Possible five year dairy lease. Inquiries to J H Lowry Smithfield Ohio or M J Lowry R F D No 2 Steubenville Ohio.
Notice of appointment and qualification as administrator for the estate of Leonard Collins deceased of Mount Pleasant township Jefferson county Ohio dated April 25 1996 signed by Wm C Brown and Wm D Miller respectively confirming official probate action in the county jurisdiction.
Mrs. Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa reports a twelve year history of severe cold developing into asthma. She says one fifty cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar fully cured her after doctors offered only temporary relief. Beall and Steele advertise the remedy.
Executor Barbara Fulton named for Samuel Fulton of Salem township Jefferson County Ohio. Public sale of a 75 barrel Wolfe Gyrator Mill in Dillonvale at 1 p.m. June 27 1906, with latest improved machinery. Dillonvale Milling Co W L Vole general manager.
Sealed bids for sidewalk and curb construction on Union South Concord Main Third Market streets in Mount Pleasant Ohio are due by 12 noon CST July 9 1906 at the village clerk. Each bid must include all interested parties names and a 10 percent bond. Bids may be for labor and materials separately or combined. The council may reject any bid and bonds are returned if not accepted.
Hearings set in Jefferson County on the 80th day of July 1906. Administrators and guardians announce first and final accounts for estates including White Mossgrove Cross and others. Filing of accounts required by the specified date.
The Percheron stallion Jupiter promises a 1406 season at Cooper Bros farm one mile south of Knoxville Ohio, every day except Sunday starting May 1. Registered to Percheron Stud Book of America, owned by A Morris & Son Signa Ohio, number 28657. Pedigree traces to Saint Laurent 181 and La Ferte 5144 with further French lines. Major Brady and Major Prady offered for breeding with insured terms. For details contact B M or J J Cooper, R D, Torontoy.
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