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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
11
A stylish and versatile piece serves as both couch and bed, with a large storage box beneath for linens. The golden oak frame is upholstered in durable velour patterns. Sold for 25 dollars, marketed as the ideal kitchen cabinet to save space and effort. Steubenville exclusive agents.
A retailer promotes low prices on carpets and mats including tapestry Brussels at 80c and 1.10, Ingrain Carpets, Wilton Velvet Rugs at 19.50 for 9x12, plus China Jap and Fibre Mattings from 15c yard. Linoleum and linings offered, with free installation.
The ad proclaims the first 1906 Refrigerator Announcement with the largest variety of top makes. It promises a 25 percent savings if bought now and lists the best family sizes. Refrigerators can be stored until future delivery if desired.
S. S. Shilling once bank president at Columbiana now tours East Liverpool selling a six piece kitchen cutlery set for 125. He has canvassed Newcastle and plans to cover the city. nearly 70 and seeking a fresh start while away from family and home. He notes past legal suits and a sensational arrest remain memories from his bank failure era.
Postmaster T. C. Betton at Rayland sent notice to St Vorhes, who notified Deputy Coroner Wm. Campbell that the body of an infant was found in a Warren township cornfield early today. Authorities investigate as foul play suspected.
Carmela Sabatina files for divorce from Lebratore Sabatina after a marriage on December 26, 1890 in Italy. They have two children, Nicholas aged 14 and Grace aged 12. Six years of willful absence and failure to support alleged. McCoy and McKee attorneys.
Sealed proposals from bidders will be received at James Wherry residence Skelly Station Jefferson county Ohio until 12 o clock noon CST Saturday April 14 1906 for grading and macadamizing about one and one fifth miles of the Skelly Station Free Turnpike. Deposit 300 with Road Treasurer as bid good faith. Bond required. bids may be oral rejected. James Wherry John B Parsons O O W Hislam road commissioners Ernest L Finley attorney meh13-3td-4tw
The Irondale larceny indictment against Chas Potts Peter Reese John Baigley and Jesse Aw son was heard before Judge Richards who sustained a motion to quash the count describing the stolen copper wire as a certain wire. The defendants were held for action by the April Grand Jury and the case will be brought up again.
Caroline M. Kelly as administratrix of James M. Kelly sues Lewis Coal and Coke Co for 3000 dollars alleging negligent dumping of coal refuse from mines on and under James Kelly property in Warren township. The sludge filled a three acre parcel, destroyed a road, and rainwater runoff rendered fields nonproductive. Medill attorney.
Joseph W. Baim, a Sten-Renville boy, engaged in a Moody battle with outlaws in the Philippines. Lieutenant Gordon Johnson was wounded. Baim enlisted Feb 11, 1904 and served with Troop F, Fourth Cavalry. Dispatches note Johnson’s severe wounds and a notable deed at Ria crater. Roosevelt commends Wood and his command for the feat of arms.
Auctioneer William Burchfeld sold stock and machinery for W. G. Bell at Cross Creek on Tuesday. The sale ran from 10 am to 4 pm with over $2,000 in stock disposed of including a two year old colt at 210 dollars and a three year old at 192 dollars. A 14 year old draft team brought 3ue, underscoring continued horse use in the area.
Justice Love held the hearing today in Alikanna for cruelty to his wife. Neighbors backed Mrs. Gladwell with accounts of poor treatment. The court fined him 25 dollars and costs and sentenced three months with future address to Canton workhouse.
William Weems of La Belle Tube Mill was severely cut when a buggy ran over a railroad torpedo on the ground. The device exploded, embedding a piece of tin in his right cheek near the teeth. Dr. Laughlin attended the man.
Advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be healed by local applications. It promises $100 for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and offers free circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
Advertises Paro Ointment as a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles. Claims refund from druggists if it fails to cure any case, no matter how long standing, in 6 to 14 days after first application.
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