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Newspaper
Steubenville Weekly Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1870
Page
3
Notice to debtors in Steubenville Merais area dated December 16 1870 warns that non response will erase names from books. Money may be sent at recipient risk via office orders only if the Portmaster’s receipt is provided.
A frayed column notes winter weather with rising taxes and seizures at the county treasury. Stories mention sleighs, new fashion colors, toy plans for children, coal strikes, a Cleveland moon estimate, and a hazardous crossing on Market Street where a pedestrian fell this morning.
The jury disagreed and was discharged in Cover Procespines case. In State of Ohio v Henry Booey the court fined 25 dollars, plus costs and five days imprisonment, suspended on bond of 200 dollars for next term, with counsel planning appeal. A promissory note suit against Wilmer Ricks proceeds with defendants seeking injunction.
A damaged text fragment discusses grain growth including wheat and rye. It mentions exacting judges of health and vigor and describes fields covered by a matted green growth, indicating a discussion of crop appearance and vitality.
The Steubenville Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church meets in East Liverpool on December 27. The next meeting of the Pittsburgh Conference will be held in Steubenville starting Wednesday March 15 1871 with Bishop Clarke presiding.
Advertisements fill pages for holiday goods from Cochran and Hawkins in Pittsburgh stores. A Jefferson county Bar meeting closes with honors for Judge Mechusine and social supper at the United States House, with resolutions to meet annually and thanks to organizers.
In a tight municipal race, Danton Bien leads with a narrow margin as observers note lower prices and a steady campaign. The election stage includes supporters of Amy Bob and Pete Be, with Hawkins city offices as the backdrop for the decision.
An OCR fragment advertises gifts for holidays from Girola Music, featuring items like a Fisto Capuct Portable or B80 and mentions location at 104 North Third Street in Dougerty's block with a date of January 101.
OCR fragmentary text shows scattered words about feats and beings, but lacks clear names places dates or events to identify a concrete news item. The readable portion hints at a sports or achievement note but provides no verifiable details for a full card.
The text compiles a dense mix of names, places, numbers, and phrases across pages. It includes references to individuals, dates, and locations, with many garbled sections. The readable parts hint at a broad catalog of notices, sports scores, and community items from a historical newspaper page.
A garbled notice from the United States Patent Office in Washington lists an invention with priority rights assigned to Blackfasd J. Crathera, of Went Newton. The fragmented text mentions a phrase related to utility or feasibility and a single inventor or agent.
New stock of stylish headkerchiefs arrives at J. W. Hickie & Co. in attractive boxes for customers seeking quality accessories.
Merchants call attention to Walraven at 719 Chestnut Street Pittsburg for holidays goods in stock. The display includes lace curtains silk and wool fabrics for heavy curtains piano covers table covers and upholstery plus window shades. Also advertised are brocade scarfs nabine fancy jackets and kolt moffs. J Hawkins & Co promote holiday lace collars and other finery.
Wednesday, December 14 item notes Acme Machine Work nearly finished and buildings rising toward complete by January 1. Also reports county printing and blank book work for 1379 awarded to Allison on bid by the county.
Barney's name appears in a Wisconsin suit involving tax issues. Details remain unclear in the fragment, but the case discusses assessments and potential penalties. Further text would specify parties, dates, and the court handling the matter.
Schafer and Brother opened the new shop offering intramnia instruments, claiming the finest stock in the area. The note describes a recent catalog entry and sales display at their store, noting availability of various items and a limited-time showcase.
Foe want to eves fine deeply of Witches Clocks devalry and Silvessare call in at Stark Forneys and see the finest stock ever before offered in Steubenville at unequaled low prices Hats Caps furs Franks ari Valieog largest cheapest and best stock you will find at Vierlings
A fragmented notice hints at a regional event near Erie with unclear attendees. It mentions a gathering involving Subies and rivals, with vague implications of exhibition or vote related activity. No precise dates or organizations are readable.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled phrase about a Sis Van and BOAS. Readable names and concrete details are missing, leaving unclear event, date, or participants.
The fragmentary text references a names and codes list with no clear event or outcome. Readable items include potential ethnic or organizational terms and scattered letters. The source lacks a coherent report to summarize into a factual card.
Fragmented text shows scattered names and places including Baltimore Mount Mayes and Tehran like tokens. OCR noise obscures clear events, participants, dates, or outcomes. readable bits hint at place names but no coherent story or dates emerge.
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