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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
5
O. E. Binckley of Smithfield Ohio argues the liquor trade drains wealth, harms labor, and burdens taxpayers. He cites vast consumer spending on liquor vs farm and food outcomes, noting Treasury losses and social costs, urging citizens to oppose saloons as a national scandal.
100 acre Matthew Nicholson farm available for rent adjoining the Tenbenville city line. Inquiries to HI A Simons at 160 South 3rd Street. November 3 listing.
Wanted to rent farm to take possession on or before April 1st. T. M. Wallace of Adena Ohio listed as contact.
Wm Arkley Realty Co invites listings of farms between 20 and 50 acres within ten miles of Steubenville Ohio. Contact 325 North Street Steubenville for details and sale arrangements.
The article lists Steubenville area communities facing higher tax mills as dry measures bite. Mingo and Dillonvale show steep potential increases to raise revenue, with debt from improvements and heavy saloon reliance. The piece contrasts Brilliant’s dry success with grim prospects for poorer villages and notes a wedding in East Steubenville with family heirloom details and a festive sendoff.
A wedding that radiated beauty in simplicity underscores the vows of Douglass and Ewing, marking a serene ceremony that emphasized traditional values and shared commitment.
Miss Minnie B Hayden of East Liverpool and Mr M A Snyder of Steubenville wed at St. Aloysius church. Rev Father Smythe officiated. They hosted a breakfast at Hayden home before departing for a Great Lakes wedding trip with guests Grace Hayden and Grover Ward attending.
A homely wedding took place Tuesday at 6 pm at the Elliott residence 230 North Fourth. Martha George Elliott wed John Alfred Barclay of Moline with Rev. Dr. Smith officiating in a family setting. The bride wore a white silk messeline gown as chrysanthemums and asparag:us plumosa adorned parlor and hall.
Princess lace trimmed gown carried a shower bouquet of white violets and a filmy veil. The groom in evening dress. After dinner for twenty the couple left for a wedding journey to the south. They will reside in Indianapolis where the bride is known socially. Out of town guests included sisters Mrs Thompson and family of New Castle and Mrs Stringer of Ragland along with the groom’s mother Mrs Barclay of Moline.
W T McCandless and Vera Estella Thompson were wed at the First M E parsonage with Rev Dr Smith performing the ceremony. The bride, a popular National Telephone Exchange worker, and the groom, a grocery businessman, will reside with the bride’s father for the winter.
Miss Annie M Huber and Mr Fred A Gladfelter quietly wed Tuesday night at eight in a ceremony by Father Powers. They moved to the groom’s parents home on North Fifth street while rooms in Matlack flats are prepared. Gladfelter is a rising business man with Senhauser Clothing. CARD OF THANKS from R E Blinn thanks Republicans in Steubenville and Jefferson County for support in election for County Treasurer and promises faithful conduct.
The bride, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Clement Huber of Stanton Boulevard, is described as a young lady of many accomplishments. The groom is a clerk of the local Board of Public Safety. The couple are wished a prosperous and happy married life by many friends.
Harry Richards, 20, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing Mine Boss Albert Thorpe with a club at Piney Fork after a quarrel. He was sent to the Reformatory by Judge Richards. Thorpe died the next day.
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