Croton River Bank President's House Repaint Costs
In Steubenville Ohio a Croton River bank president built a fine house in 1884 at Brewsters New York. The house cost 31,000 and was painted with lead and oil for 400 dollars. It was repainted with Devoe paint at various costs including 350 and 490 dollars over the years, with the 1897 paint in good condition. The letter is signed by F W Devoe & Co.
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Sir
Croton River
Brewsters
N. x
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
Personal notices from Steubenville social pages
Edward Porter of Allegheny visits relatives in Steubenville. Misses Mary Lodge Lottie Moore Gladys Wolfe Dixsie Snyder Amy Aldredge Hess Curtis Laughlin nurse reforms Fred Day and many locals attend gatherings. Community births marriages travel, visits, and society events fill a lively period.
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Edward Porter
Fred
Day
Canton
Pol Hie
Hi. G. Day
Boys’ Club
Toronto
Joseph Reese
Mac Taylor
Costonia
East Liverpool
Allegheny
City
Samuel Clements
J. R. Monsgrove
Evin
George Weaver
Columbana
Will Weaver
Anna RB
Bowne
Bethany
Eye
First Presyterian Church
Olive Miller
S Bair
Steubenville Traction & Light Co
Bear Lake
Michigan
The
and Presbyterian Church
Thomas Johnson
North 7Th Street
Harles Stringer
Miss Besaleweed
Wells McDaniels
Martins Ferry
Antenny
Emma Grimes
N. L. Cutler
Bowton
Storm Floods Hit Town Causing Damage Across Street and Homes
A violent storm dumped two feet of water along the street flooding a millinery store on State street and swamping the home of Philip Revsling. Many houses and carpets suffered as two feet of water inundated the first door hemp. McLister avenue also saw property damage from a rising creek. A section of a retaining wall beside the S M & lO W tracks washed out, halting streetcar service until repairs were made by noon. A barn on John Hinkle’s Belmont county farm burned after a lightning strike, with losses above two thousand dollars. River navigation slowed as night darkness delayed pilots and several passenger boats. A temporary school south of St Clairsville was partly unroofed, water flooding the building and frightening the children.
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Clemen
John Crawford
Steubenville
Oscar Crawford
Wellsburg
Ruby Humphrey
Ros Anderson
Pittsburg
William H. Lowe
St. Petersburg
Mian
Lowe
H. D. Westfall
Margaret
Mr. Bates
New Philadelphia
George A. Dean
M. Louise Pragter
AyoBa
Ty Anonace
Nelson
McKeesport
Daisy Anathan
Philadelphia
Goldsmith
Alman
W. R. Alban
East
Frank McGee
Ross Street
George Kendall
Seattle
Annie Moore
Toronto
Jerry Lanning
East Liverpool
Charles Snodgrass
Rochester
Fred Moore
Loggie’s
McCreery
Mias Altai
J. C. M. Floyd
Smith
Boston
Mass
Oftenter
Brooklyn
N. Y
Roberts
Meadville
Shanks
Washington
Altat Floyd
Pittsburg Association
Jackson
I. DeMuth
Wil‘am Anderson
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the United
Presbyterian Huceh
Eleanor Alexander
North Fourth Street
Cora Ralston
Mabel Patterson
Lillian Swan
Mary Prentiss
Elizabeth Irwin
William Wells
Diamond O
Mary & Carroll
Amsterdam
F. W. Evans
Alliance
Lake Erie & Alliance
Bergholz
State Street
Philip
Revsling
McLister
John Hinkle
Belmont County
Bedford
Royal
St. Clairsville
Beebe Man Credits Sloan's Liniment for Relief from Rheumatism
James Hyde of Beebe Arkansas describes twenty nine years of chronic rheumatism and weeks of bed confinement. A trial sample of Sloan's Liniment provided instant relief, leading him to buy more and urge others to try it.
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James Hyde
Beebe, Ark
Sloan
Flesh Builder from Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
The liver of the cod fish yields a remarkable flesh builder oil. Emulsified into cream like Scott's Emulsion it maximizes results. Thirty years of proof backs its effectiveness and a sample is offered.
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Scott
Epworth League hosts Richmond elocutionary contest
At Union Hall Richmond on Saturday March 28 the Epworth League offers a literary and musical entertainment starting at 7 00 o clock featuring six recitations and instrumental and vocal music. A five dollar gold prize awaits the winner with admission 20 cents and reserved seats 25 cents.
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Union Hall
Richmond
Epworth League
Eiverybody
Building and Loan in Steubenville Explains Safety and Plans
The Steubenville Building and Loan Association, twenty years old, operates under Ohio building and loan laws to provide mortgages on town real estate with weekly or monthly payments. It emphasizes security through insured value, deposits from 25 cents, and 4 to 5 percent interest, while detailing its capital, mortgages, and limited local lending areas in Steubenville, Toronto, and Mingo.
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Steubenville Building and Loan Association
Ohio
Henson
United States
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Steubenville Building and Loan
Third and
Market Street
Steubenville Association
Steubenville
Toronto
Mingo
Third
Market Streets
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