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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

8

Man Wanted for Local Representation Nationwide

The National Co Operative Realty Company seeks an honest ambitious man in each city and town lacking representation. No prior experience needed. training by mail and assistance to start a self run local business. Good opportunity for a man without capital to enter a lucrative field and gain independence. C1238 Marden Bldg Washington DC.

National Co. Operative Realty Company Marden Bldg Washington, D. C

Shoe repair shop moves to new address by Gunkle

Joseph Gunkle relocates his shoe repairing shop from South 6th Street to 2025 4th Street. The move is dated 6 Sept through 6th.

Joseph Gunkle South 6Th Street 4Th Street

Benefit Game Ends In Stubs Victory Over Pan Hamlle A C

A benefit game concluded with the Stubbers defeating Pan Hamile A C 11 to 2 in nine innings. Brown pitched five solid frames for the Stubbers while Joe Houser fanned ten in four innings on the mound. Umpire Mayor McLeish kept order, dismissing complaints as he enforced his famous fee rule. A separate note reports a gas engine accident at the paper mill injuring Supt. Bygate with a broken rib and facial bruise.

George Barnhart Stubb Berden Stubbers Will Brown Mayor McLeish Posie Ino Sa Mardell Co V.s East A Jin DE Saher Collingwood Hratsewi, Weiss Bisley, Fees Howser C. H. PO E .B. McClelland McClelland Badeewa Cecayes Maxwell Bgone R. McClelland Bates Foster Andrews J. Houser Marshall W. Houser Boone Houser Quailey McLeish Bygate Pygate North Fifth Street

Death of William McDonald Orr in Steubenville aged 47

William McDonald Orr died peacefully at his home 626 North Fourth Street on March 11 after a long illness from kidney trouble and Bright's disease. Born in Steubenville, he was a nephew of John and Mary J. Orr, survived by two brothers and two sisters, and formerly with John Orr & Sons. He attended public schools, ran the family wholesale grocery, and was active in Westminster Presbyterian Church. He was regarded as a man of integrity and community concern.

William McD. Orr William McDonald Orr North Fourth Street Bright Mr. Orr John Mary J. Orr Robert H Mary J. Anna B John F Orr Orr Steubenville National Bank Westminster Presbyterian Church

County officials confirm road report in Warren Township petition

The County Commissioners uphold the viewers favorable report on the Warren Township road petition raised by Elizabeth Lemmon and others. Local relief funds were misused by Mayor McLeish, Tim Kennedy, and Richard Gilson who diverted 400 dollars. the remaining balance is allocated to Collers.

Warren Township Elizabeth Lemmon Mayor McLeish Tim Kennedy Richard Gilson Collers

Court News: Multiple Judgments and Settlements

Court notes confess judgment for 325.65 in Thomas & Co. v Spellacy Drilling Co. Hattie McMillin v Tri-State Ry. & Electric Co. settled at defendant’s costs. Alan Hooper v Harvey White et al sale confirmed, deed and distribution ordered. Anna B Black v Clyde C Black dismissed. May Harris v Polly Wilcoxen et al sale confirmed, deed and distribution ordered. Steve Mizsak v Lizzie Mizsak divorce granted for desertion.

Thomas & Co Spellacy Drilling Co Hattie, McMillin Tri-State Ry. & Electric Co Alan Hooper Harvey White Anna B. Black Clyde C. Black May Harris Polly Wilcoxen Steve Mizsak Lizzie Mizsak

Are Steubenville Citizens More Reliable Than Strangers

Mrs. Anna Mickle of Steubenville testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her back pain after use by her family. She praises the product and recommends it for others, noting continued use when troubled. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo is sole U.S. agent.

Steubenville Anna Mickle Fifth St Ohio Dean Beall & Steele Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Teka

Fall Production Showcases Large Company of Artistic Models

A fall production features a sizable company of artistic models performing a diverse program. The ensemble presents varied poses and scenes, blending gesture, costume, and stage craft to express creative themes across the show.

The Men Who Succeed Need Health For Success

The article extols high energy leaders and claims health is essential for success. It promotes Electric Bitters as a quick remedy, citing Charles B. Allen of Sylvan ia Georgia and a rheumatism and liver trouble sufferer praising the product. Available at Beall & Steele Drug Company for 50 cents.

Charles B. Allen Sylvania Beall & Steele Drug Company

What We Never Forget Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad

What we never forget according to science are the things from early home life such as Bucklen's Arnica Salve used by mother or grandmother to cure burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains or bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit. Unrivaled for piles coins or card cores, only 25 cents at The Beall & Steele's Drug Store.

Bucklen Beall & Steele

Burdock Blood Bitters Promise Health Repair

A vintage health claim asserts Burdock Blood Bitters purify blood to cure the cause of illness and build up the body, warning that impure blood leaves one vulnerable to organic diseases. The ad-like wording emphasizes quick restoration through the product.

Beall & Steele Kidney Pills Promoted for Urinary Ailments

An advertisement touts Bobey Kidney Pills as a safe reliable remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and urinary irregularities. It claims quick and permanent relief and notes the product is in the yellow package from Beall & Steele.

Beall & Steele

U. Parks Cures Kidney Trouble With 50C Fol Ey Kidney Pills

Murrayville Georgia resident in his 73rd year credits Fol Ey Kidney Pills with curing a long kidney and bladder ailment. He says back pain and bladder irregularities disappeared after taking a single 50¢ bottle, noting the pills contain one habit forming ingredient.

T. U. Parks Murrayville Foley Beall & Steele

Foley Kidney Pills Helped Bridgeton Man Restore Strength

A. A. Smith of Bridgeton Ind states lifelong kidney trouble and rheumatism left him after using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports immediate improvement, better rest, and the ability to work like a younger man. He urges others to seek the same relief and warns against substitutes.

A. A. Smith Bridgeton Ind Foley Beall

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound A Family Favorite

Mrs J N Hill of Homer Ga praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for curing coughs colds and preventing croup. She uses it for five children and always recommends it to friends, saying her family would be without it. Beall and Steele distribute it.

J. N. Hill Homer Foley Beall & Steele

Fashionable Fall Dress Goods Arrive From Mills

Fashionable fall dress goods from leading foreign and American mills arrive in a wonderful variety of autumn shades. Prices are exceedingly attractive in every instance.

Damage Suit Filed Over Mine Explosion Death in Moundsville

Attorneys P P Lewis and John W Porter for R L Ramsey administrator of Alver Hurley deceased who died in the coal mine explosion at Moundsville West Virginia in July have commenced a suit to recover ten thousand dollars in damages.

P. P. Lewis John W Porter R. L. Ramsey Alver Hurley Moundsville W. Va

Pretty Waists At One Dollar Bargain Styles

Advertises waist purchases at one dollar highlighting stylish Fall Waist with embroidered fronts tucked fronts and plain tailored shirt styles. Promotes quality fabric suitable for fall and winter wear and emphasizes value and workmanship.

Start the Children Right Our School Dresses for Girls 6 to 14

Norfolk display features youthful school dresses in middy and pretty styles. Prices range 1.09 to 1.50, with options at 1.25 and 1.50, offering affordable girls apparel in 48e sizes.

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