Milk price hike by Jefferson County producers group
The Jefferson County Milk Producers Association, led by Hays White as Chair and W J Johnson as Secretary, raised milk prices to retailers from 12 to 17 cents per quart effective September 1. Producers accuse retailers of pushing 32 cent a gallon sales for only 12 cents paid to them, earning near 200 percent profit. About 25 producers attended the meeting.
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Jefferson County Milk Producers’ Association
Hays White
W. J. Johnson
Unstrung nerves claim lasting cure from Newark man
Mr A J Filkins of Newark New York describes a permanent remedy for nerve distress. The report notes his claim of a lasting cure and reflects the era's interest in health tonics and personal testimonials.
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A. J. Filkins
Newark, N. Y
A. W. Chase
Mr. Filkins
Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Changes Hands Edward Nicholson Brick Plant Sale
Edward Nicholson sold his West Market Street brick yard to his brothers Joseph and Harry Nicholson who take charge immediately. The Steubenville plant is one of the oldest and best equipped in the region, and the Nicholson brothers will become the largest brick manufacturers locally. Edward Nicholson plans a winter trip to California. the buyer is Geo W McCook with the Nicholsons likely to operate the plant.
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Edward Nicholson
West Market Street
Joseph
Harry Nicholson
Nicholson Brothers
Steubenville
California
Geo. W. McCook
Davis seeks larger reward to catch Pierce Davis killer
Joseph W. Davis, father murdered by Ed Lockhart at a ford on Cross Creek in Brooke County, West Virginia, travels to town with a subscription paper to raise funds for a bigger reward. The Davis family already offered 400 dollars, hoping to attract detectives, and Davis plans further circulation to spur a breakthrough, as no clues to Lockhart have emerged.
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Pierce Davis
Ed. Lockhart
Cross Creek
Brooke Conn W. Va
Lockhart
Brooke County
Davis
Dats
Ife
Scio College Fall Term Opens September 24th
Fall term of the Scio College year will open September 24. All departments are fully equipped for excellent service. Address the President R Emory Beetham Scio Ohio. Glasses fitted and furnished hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 evenings Monday Wednesday and Saturday 7 to 8 Sundays 2 to 5.
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Scio College
R. Emory Beetham
Scio
Ohio
A Humane Appeal For Dr King’s New Discovery
Richmond citizen A D Williams appeals to people with weak lungs to try Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy is praised as the only one matching the proprietor’s claim, said to save many lives and treat coughs and lung ailments worldwide. Available at Beall Sivele’s drug store for 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free.
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Richmond
Ind
A. D. Williams
West Main Street
Beall & Sivele
Lost at Beall and Steele's drug store box of pills
A notice reports the loss of a box of Dr King's New Life Pills found at Beall and Steele's drug store. The pills are marketed as a cure for biliousness malaria j anggia and fever. The ad offers no further identifying details beyond the price of 25 cents.
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Beall & Steele
Dr. King
Wanderlust end in fall from Caer rail bridge
The body of William Brown, about 35, of Washington, Pennsylvania, was found with a broken neck at the foot of the Caer railroad bridge over Yellow Creek. He had sought Toronto liquor and wandered to Yellow Creek after taking a streetcar to Toronto. Coroner moved the body to Wellsville and the township arranged burial. A bank check, a Wellsville to Pittsburgh ticket, money, and a Washington postcard were found on his clothing.
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William Brown
Washington
Caer
Yellow Creek
John Rowley
Toronto
Brown
Wellsville
Prown
Washington, Pa
Fall Session Presbytery Convenes in Steubenville Tonight
The Steubenville Presbytery opens at Oak Ridge this evening at 7:30 and runs through Tuesday. Attendees from the city include Rev. Dr. Robinson Rev. Dr. Reid and Dr. J. C. M. Floyd of Second Presbyterian Rev. F. W. Evans William Bullock and M. L. Miller of First Presbyterian William Tweed of Third Presbyterian Rev. Hodil of Toronto and Rev. Wilson of Potter Chapel Min.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Oak Ridge
Dr. Robinson
Dr. Reid
J. C. M. Floyd
Second Presbyterian Church
F. W. Evans
Wm. Bullock
M. L. Miller
First Presbyterian Church
William Tweed
Third Presbyterian
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Market St
Steubenville, Ohio
National Vaporizer
Ridgley
Steubenville Drug Co
Smithfield Fair
Caseerss
Edward Nicholson Brick Plant
West Market St
Joseph and
Joseph Davis
Pierce
DR. Brown
Arch St
Philadelphia
Penna
Rown
Reubenville
J. C. Cope
DR. Cooper
North Fourth
S&t
Phis
Chicago
Winchester & Stevens
J.D. Owen
South Fourth Street
Ella W. Maxwell
New McConville Block
Norts
Floto
Hutterly
Oxfords
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