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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
10
John Slaga, a prisoner at the Ohio State Reformatory, is entitled to a parole recommendation by the Superintendent and Chaplain as worthy of Board consideration. A hearing on the parole petition is set for on or after January 15, 1906.
In Jefferson county Ohio a group including Edgar Porter Harriet McKibbon Willard Porter Marie J. Nicholas William Davidson Nellie Williams Henry Watson Anna Roberta John Norian and others sue to quiet title to a parcel in Steubenville described as a portion of lot 178. They allege a deed error clouds title and seek removal of all adverse interests with proper relief and require answers by August 24 1908. Attorneys listed are Salmon Griffith Mossgrove Lewis.
One 20 acre farm near Rush Run station offers good land and water. House of six rooms with a 40 by 40 barn, all in good repair. Additional houses and lots for sale. Seller will take all or part. quick sale desired. Contact T. W. Lewis, Rayland Road No. 1. Also a dairy and stock farm listed. follow up for details.
Public auction to the highest bidder on the 11th of August at 16:00 central standard time. Property includes two described tracts in Section 35, Township 2, Range 1, Steubenville area, with coal rights and varying rights of way reserved. Admin Duval states property appraised at 0 dollars. payment plan: half cash, half in one year with mortgage security.
Sealed bids will be received at the village clerk’s office until noon Central standard time on Monday July 39 1996 for labor and materials to build sidewalks and curbing on Union Fast South Concord Main Third and Market streets. Bids must include all interested parties and be backed by a ten percent bond. Bids may cover work or materials or both and must be on village forms. The council may reject any bid. Bid bonds returned if not accepted. bonds returned after contract execution. David S Brooks Village Clerk Mount Pleasant Ohio dated July 1.
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners filed June 30 1948 a petition in the Court of Common Pleas seeking transfer of 46055 from the Infirmary Fund to the Infirmary Building Account. The money is needed for construction of a new county infirmary building and a hearing is set for July 14 1948. Randolph Anderson Richard M. Thompson James Simpson sign the petition for the board.
One hundred and twenty six acres five miles from Steubenville advertised by a caller in Steubenville Ohio. Address provided as 231 North Seventh Street with misspellings and likely business indication.
J. H. McKee reports a conversation with an informed gentleman who notes Steubenville has good chances to be the canal outlet for the Lake Mine and Ohio canal. Pittsburg appears uphill per surveys, with the Ohio river outlet expected nearby. It now depends on Sinclair to secure the site.
Follansbee conducts its first municipal election today with two full slates. Socialist ticket lists Raymond Johnson for mayor Reuben Jones for recorder and council members William Able James A Paul John Kane Marion Thompson and Robert Morris. Citizens ticket names Thomas Mahan for mayor Brown Lattimer for recorder and council members Thomas Rodgers George Hahne Harry Herbert William Nott and A B Craig.
Mrs. Margaret Robertson died at HL C Wood 784 Lincoln avenue after a brief heart illness. Widow of William Robertson born in Greenock Scotland September 6 181 born 183? She came to the United States 39 years ago. Survived by Abram Archie and Mrs H Wood, sister Lizzie Mitchell of Greenock. Devoted mother, highly respected, affiliated with M E church.
Peter Fry of Woodruff Pennsylvania writes that after two years of failing health under Weynesburg doctors, they advised urgent business, Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended by a friend, his son bought it, and after three bottles he recovered fully. Beall & Steele.
The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Samuel Palmer, deceased, late of Wayne township, Jefferson county, Ohio. Dated April 26, 1906. Alexander Palmer is the administrator. W. R. Alban is the attorney.
Notice declares William C. Brown duly appointed and qualified as administrator of Leonard Collins deceased, of Mount Pleasant township Jefferson County Ohio. Dated April 26, 1904. W. C. Brown, W. McD. Miller, Attorney.
Executors named for Anna L Cavitt of Steubenville Jefferson County Ohio dated July 6 1906 James Ef Miller and attorneys J A Huston and C L Williams executrix Barbara Fulton of Salem Township Jefferson County Ohio dated June 8 1906 Public Sale of 75 barrel Wolfe Gyrator Mill in Dillonvale Jefferson County Ohio to be held June 27 1906 at 1 pm by Dillonvale Milling Co represented by W L Vole general merchandise officer
Petitioners seeking to organize Bergholz as a village in Jefferson County Ohio filed a detailed territory description including sections 4 6 10 and 11 of Springfield township and connected plats. The Board of County Commissioners set August 6 1906 at 1 pm for the hearing at Steubenville Court House with William F Steinmetz named as agent.
The Probate Court of Jefferson County hears various final and first accounts on the 80th of July 1906. Administrators guardians and executors listed include Buckingham Jordan Lewis Porter Russell Shively Eliott Hall Von Muralt Di Cesare Davis Freeman Richter Campbell and others for estates of White Mossgrove Moralee Cross Russell Shively Hawthorne Hall Murat Cesare Davis Freeman Richter Yamzetz. Objections to passing any accounts must be filed by the date.
Jupiter the Percheron stallion will stand for the season of 1406 at Cooper Bros farm near Knoxville Ohio, daily except Sundays starting May 1. Registered in the Percheron Stud Book of America as property of A Morris & Son Signal Ohio, number 28657. Pedigree traces to Saint Laurent La Ferte Philibert Superior Favort Vieux-Chaslin Coco Jean-Le-Blanc Damien Cabaret Paphile Roland II Roland and other lines. Also offers Major Brady son of Major Wolf, 2.14% speed, 16 hands, 1200 lbs. Terms 10 dollars to insure. For details contact B M or J J Cooper, R D No 1 Toronto Ohio.
A Davenport Iowa resident attests a fifty cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar cured twelve years of asthma after a severe cold became chronic. The writer, Mrs. Adolph Ru esing of 701 West Third Street, Davenport, says medical care offered only temporary relief until this remedy provided complete cure. Beall & Steele.
Notice states J W Jordan was qualified as administrator of the estate of Aiken Mansfield, deceased, late of Steubenville township, Jefferson County, Ohio. Dated June 18, 1906.
Madge B. Rowles is appointed administratrix of the estate of Frank I. Bowles deceased of Toronto Island Creek township, Withson County Ohio. Dated June 15 1996. Attorneys KR R. Erskine and Carl H. Smith provide official notices and qualifications.
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