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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
9
A flock of hundreds of black birds devastated a sweet corn field in Ross Park as they moved eastward. The squirrel hunting season opens Monday and runs until October 15 with a daily limit of ten. hardware stores report rising gun sales amid scarce nuts.
The sixth annual Jefferson County Soldiers and Sailors Association reunion ended Thursday at Stanton Park with three grand addresses. Capt. J F Oliver opened the program, introducing Col. John J. McCook and Col. Daniel McCook Sr. as honored figures, and Hon. B N Linduff was elected president. Speakers praised Ohio's Civil War heritage, honored the McCooks, and urged ongoing patriotism and public schooling in the state.
Albert Mehle seeks full discharge from all debts proven against his estate under federal bankruptcy acts. He was adjudged bankrupt May 6 last and has surrendered all property and complied with court orders. Dated August 12, 1907.
On August 1 1907 the court orders a hearing on October 11 1907 in Columbus at nine this morning. Notice must be published in the Herald Star in the district. Known creditors and interested persons may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk to mail copies of the petition and this order to creditors at their residences. Witness the Honorable John E.
Wm Goode the blind brother of Mrs Jennie Goode Gossett died at Allegheny several days ago His remains were brought here and taken to the home of George Gossett on Washington street from which place the funeral took place today Many floral tributes were in evidence Mrs Martha Rideout former postmistress of Paris Pa died at her Portsmouth home on August 22 aged 70 Her maiden name was Martha McGougal born and raised near Paris and well known in the vicinity The remains of Jefferson Fryer were brought here from East Liverpool this morning and accompanied by relatives and friends They were taken to the residence of his grandmother for interment Will be in the Union cemetery Richmond
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