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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
11
Enid Maitland climbs into untamed Colorado mountains with a Winchester and revolver, seeks solitude, and encounters awe, danger, and a shocking bear attack after a solitary pool plunge. A hunter's shot later exposes a risking assault on her modesty, as a sudden splash reveals a savior downstream.
A fragment notes a bear and a man amid rising waters. The text mentions a flood event with water depth described as significant enough to affect the scene and people involved. The excerpt hints at danger and a possible rescue or survival moment.
The assignment of Lewis Lupton insolvency leads to a public auction on June 2, 1913, at 1 pm, in Warren Township. Two parcels along Short Creek near Rayland are offered: tract one 38 1 2 perches with dwelling store and stable. tract two undivided half of 76 acres with dwelling, barn, wagon shed, coal vein. First tract appraised at 425 dollars. second at 400 dollars. Cash terms. Joan A. Kitchart, Assignee.
Jane Jacques of Chorley New Road Bolton is notified that John Jacques has filed for divorce and child custody on grounds of gross neglect in case 11 405 in the Common Pleas Court of Jefferson County Ohio. Hearing set on or after June 12 1913. John Jacques plaintiff. Wilbur L Medill attorney.
In the Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio Henry King plaintiff vs Edna King defendant Edna King last known residence Atlantic Avenue McKeesport Pennsylvania will take notice that on the 11th day of April 1918 the plaintiff Henry King filed a petition for divorce on gross neglect of duty cause No 11391 and the defendant will answer on or before June 4 1913 Attorney W C Brown represents the plaintiff 2aprilit
Elizabeth Dye of Wheeling West Virginia is notified that Watson Dye filed suit for divorce and custody in Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas case No. 11381 on grounds of desertion and gross neglect. Hearing set for June 9 1915. Attorneys P P Lewis and J W Porter filed for plaintiff. Maprotw
Notice for the imported Percheron stallion Man foaled April 9, 1907, a heavy boned dark trey with light mare, weighing about a ton. The stallion will stand for 1913 at George Lemmon’s barn, one-quarter mile from Smithfeld on Dillon Pike. Mares’ fees due on division of property, breeding at owner’s risk. Call to see him. Smithfield phone provided.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office schedules a public sale at the Steubenville Courthouse front door at 1 PM CST on May 26 under an order of court. The lot is No 4 in Wells Wells Addition, Spring Avenue between Lomist Street and South Street, appraised at 200, sale in cash.
Two notices announce individuals named Laxzie S Hellstern and Borden Regan appointed as administrators of estates in Jefferson County Ohio. Dates shown include April 23, 1913, with attorney Ernest Finley referenced. Public notices list deceased residents of Steubenville and Smithfield townships.
Anna Kunka by George Mareincsak her next friend files amended petition for divorce against John Kimea of unknown residence citing extreme cruelty gross neglect and statutory grounds. Hearing set for six weeks and one day after first publication, May 26 1918.
The Court of Common Pleas directs a public sale on May 10 1913 at 1 PM CST in Salem Township Jefferson County Ohio. Real estate described as part of Northwest quarter Section 38 Township 10 Range 3, starting at a county line stone and running through a chain of cited perches totaling about thirty acres more or less.
Appraised at 1000 dollars cash terms. West by the Hue between Jefferson and Hartson counties and east by the road from Apnapois to Bloomfield Station. W A Hulcroft Sheriff. E E Erskine and C A Vail Attorneys. Wa printed Thursday.
Financial column notes steady growth of Building and Loan Associations, now surpassing banks in several Ohio cities. In Steubenville the institution has $240,000 capital, $270,000 in deposits, and over $530,000 in assets, with 5 percent interest paid semi annually.
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