Real estate transfers listed for Jefferson County
A long list of real estate transfers across Jefferson County towns including Wells Smithfield Steubenville and Richmond. Transactions cover quit claims land lots and properties with values ranging from $40 to $5 000 involving numerous individuals and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Allen
Jennie McBain
John Hurt
Minnie A. Woodworth
Mets Newell
Avia
Harris
George P. Merryman
Wells Township
Martin A. Nelson
Robert C. Me
Ope
la Belle View
Bath
Martha Barcus
Richmond
Lewis Coal Co
Atown
N. Hammond
D. F. Elfiert
Smithfield
Sarah Rielle Bair
E. E. McCansies
Lot
Steubenville
John A Long
J. O. Orwick
Janet Li
Miser
H.C. Smith
Springfield
Jewell
Della
Jarvis
Wayne Township
James Treval
Rachel A. Jewell
George R. Purviance
Daniel Sullivan
Mary A. Sullivan
W. C. Bendure
Thomas FP. Davin
James Duffy
Jennie Liebtag
Propery
Martin
W. A. Deyarmon
Smithfield Township
Steward D. Robinson
Court News Recaps Multiple Civil Suits and Judgments
Court news lists suits against C and I railroad for 2666 dollars after Thomas Hupp died crossing a Warrenton bridge. Damages in Lester Clark versus Panhandle questioned as excessive. Suit against U S Coal Co for 10000 dollars over a Bradlery mine roof fall. Bond posted on sewer contract appeal. Judgments include 75.50 against Union Lumber Co and 45 against Wigwington Bros. Costs security required in Olivia Clark v McDonald. City of Steubenville transfer of funds approved. Read notice to subscribers on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EK. Wells
Myrtle E. Rankin
Noble
Ida Wilburn
Brilliant
George O. Vermillion
Smithfiel
Nanna McCain
John W. Porter
Thomas AH. Hupp
C. & I Railroad
Hupp
Warrenton
P. P. Lewis
Lester Clark
Sarah Clark
the Panhandle
RR B. Cohen
John Kubat
U. S. Coal Co
Kubat
Ferry & Neville
Common Pleas
Mingo Junction
James McGrew
Union Lumber Co
KJ. Bickerstaff
Wigwington Bros
Olivia O. Clark
A. W. McDonald
Phrenology review of Hollingsworth for Congress in 16th district
The Era's March feature analyzes General D. A. Hollingsworth of Cadiz as a public figure. It praises his physical and mental traits, noting high organization quality, conscientiousness, analytical ability, and bulldog tenacity. It compares him to Lincoln and Grant, predicts strong legislative impact, and urges support from Cadiz, Harrison County, and Ohio voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tope
Bowerston
Congress
D. A. Hollingsworth
Cadiz
Era
W. B. Hearn
Republican
Cadiz. O
Hollingsworth
Ored
Harrison County
Ohio
National Congress
Burglary at Loomers Grocery Stuns Adams Street
Burglars broke into John Loomer's Loomers Grocery on Adams street Tuesday night the sixth time in 25 years. They carried away $25 worth of goods and perishable luxuries in two baskets amid broken glass and trampled popcorn on the floor. Officer Dunn found the scene at about 1 am with no clue. Also reported is the death of Mrs James Ferry wife of contractor James Ferry Crafton who died Tuesday morning after sudden illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loomer
Adams Street
Sam Loomer
Life
Lutz & Schramm
Mr. Loomer
Dunn
James Ferry
Crafton
Rail lines see higher costs and lower net earnings
The report notes a 13 percent rise in cost per passenger mile and about 17 percent per train mile. Gross traffic earnings on directly operated lines reach $164,812,525, up $72,043 from the prior year, while operating expenses including taxes total $18,063,834 more than before, leaving net earnings at $41,226,313, down by $1,492,891.
Riverfront oil field yields steady daily output
GOOD WELLS on the river front at Follanshee reports the Ohio River Realty Company maintaining 165 barrels daily. La Belle Iron Works No 1 runs at 60 barrels daily and No 8 at 150 barrels. Jennings & Company tested No in Holliday's Cove for 18 hours at 65 barrels, Ferguson & Company Put No 5 in game field for 24 hours at 24 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follanshee
Ohio
Personal notices from a midwestern town listings
Tuesday visitors and departures include Dr Melvin Gregg from Smithfield and P E Brady heading to Cleveland on business. Mrs Aber of Toronto guests of Mrs Huff. Mrs Curnis returns from Wellsburg. Relapse improving for Robert Helmes. Feist and sister Mary Voight visit East Livera the brother Willerst. Rev F W Evans leaves for Pittsburg convention. Chambers advance agent reorganizes local talent. Sabbath School Teachers Association meets Thursday. Thomas Kates returns from Mt Clemens health improved. Mrs Cohen of Indianapolis arrives to stay with Mrs Harry Cook. Hamilton and Zink reach St Petersburg Fla, enjoying warm weather. Bowen family return to Cambridge after visit. McDowell couple from Springboro guests of McCracken. Rev George W Rowland leaves for Mannington WV to conduct services. Rev Hodil travels to Pittsburg for Interdenominational Endeavor opening. Mrs Gill hosts birthday dinner with daffodils. guests include sister Mrs Robins. Mr White and Mr Pendergast visiting Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Gregg
Smithfield
P. E. Brady
Cleveland
W. ©. Aber
Toronto
G. B. Huff
D. H. Curnis
Wellsburg
Robert Helmes
William Helmes
Joseph Feist
Mary Voight
East Livera
Willerst
F. W. Evans
Young Peoples
Thomas F. Kates
Hartje Paper Mills
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Cohen
Sianapolis
Harry Cook
Sixth Avenue
John Hamilton
Harry Zink
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ward Bowen
Nellie
Ella Stewart
Cambridge
Ohio
RE. $. McDowell
Tri-State Gas Co
Springboro
George P. McCracken
George W. Rowland
Third Presbyterian Church
Mannington
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
Hodil
Pittsburg
Christian Endeavor Convention
S. C. Gill
Col. Gill
F. C. Robins
Gill
W. R. White
Pendergast
Philadelphia
Low Fares and Legislation Hurt the Railroads
James McCrea president of the Pennsylvania railroad reports to stockholders that reduced passenger fares and recent federal and state laws have cut revenues. He notes delayed questions must be settled and that idle equipment and reduced hours threaten employment as traffic fails to rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Local notes on residents and travels in Steubenville
Various society items report J A. White visiting La Belle avenue and relatives returning to the city, Wm May convalescing after illness at Mercy hospital, Miss Mary R. Scott en route to Pittsburg and attending the Eender convention, Miss Emma MacDonald visiting family before Los Angeles trip, and updates on Cadiz travelers aboard the Arabic to the Holy Land. Also noted are local visits by FE R. Cope and Lr. T. Blinn, a marriage announcement for August A Selick and Mrs. Aliie Davis, and health updates on Mrs. F H Kerr and Maj. J F Sarratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. White
la Belle Avenue
Mt. Pleasant
May
Mercy
D. M. Gruber
International Christian Endeavor
Pittsburg
Emma MacDonald
Los Angeles
Cal
Lou Miller
la Jala
Mary MacDonald
D. J. McAdam
W. and J. College
J. M. Kacashier
Harrson National Bank
Cadiz
Fred
Washington
Holy Land
Malta
Steubenville
Bazils Viers
W. V. B. Croskey
M. Louise Frazier
North Fifth Street
Wra. Loggie
New York
W. R. Scott
Mabel Steele
August A Selick
Aliie Davis
Williamston
W. Va
Marietta
Selick
United States Navy
FE. R. Cope
Bloomfield
Lr. T. Blinn
Dennison
Minnie McCreery
Helen Day
Cambridge
Kimbolton
John Parker
Roland Park
William Beerbower
Charleston
J.F. Sarratt
F. H. Kerr
Belle Cochran
Gill Hospital
Cooper
Fireproofing Plan Considered After Cleveland Disaster
The Youngstown Board of Education seeks a top fireproofing engineer after Director Ashbaugh warns Cleveland could recur in local schools. William Hale Ham, vice president of the National Association of Cement Users for laws and insurance, prepared a preliminary report outlining safe construction methods, identifying key danger areas and urging economical fireproofing for existing schools and reinforced concrete designs for new buildings. He notes his ten years in fireproofing reinforced concrete and his affiliation with the American Society of Civil Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
W. N. Ashbaugh
Board of Education
William Hale Ham
National Association of Cemonsers
For Rent Flames McBride Farm Near Smithfield and Ragland
Farm listing describes the Flames McBride farm near the Smithfield and Warrenton Pike, about 4.5 miles from Smithfield and 5.5 miles from Ragland. It contains 109 acres with a fair dwelling and other buildings. Possession to good tenant immediately. Inquire A. Bucking ham, agent for Elizabeth McBride, Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flames McBride
Smithfield
Warrenton Pike
Ragland
Buckingham
Elizabeth McBride
Steubenville
Ohio
Beall & Steele Promise No More Catarrh in Steubenville
Beall and Steele announce that there will be no more catarrh in Steubenville and urge following the law of common sense. The claim cites Hyomei as a successful treatment for catarrhal troubles with quick relief and a permanent cure, backed by an absolute money back guarantee if expectations are not met. The kit uses an inhaler to deliver healing oils directly to the throat and lungs, killing catarrhal germs and preventing their growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
S.S.S
S.S. S
Swipt Specific CO
Atlanta
Steubenville
Beall & Steele
Nature
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Tope
Istics
The
Lincoln
General Grant
John A. Bingham
Loomers
Follanshee and
Holli
Day's Cove Fields
Nationa
Association of Cement
A. W. Chase
Roberts
Marshall
Syracuse
N. J
A. W Chase
Chase Medicine Co
Budfalo
Gregory
J. J. WH. Gregory & Son
Mansutwesn
Mass
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Elsie Faiser
Main Street
Oneonta
Laneanees
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Corn Products Mfg. CO
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
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