Suit to Condemn Land Near Millwood For School House
Probate Court in Knox Up heard the Millwood special school district suit against Lepley to condemn land near Millwood for a new school building. Jury viewed the site Thursday morning before Judge Patrick A. Berry. Also details of the Setla will and the estate of W M Young were reported with various bequests and filings. Deeds filed include transfers in Maplewood allotment Harrison and Fredericktown holdings.
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Board of Education
Millwood Special School
Lepley
Millwood
Common Pleas Court Room
Patrick A. Berry
Probate Court
Kate Cowden
J. Wilber Brauner
Maplewood
L. G. Davis
Hattle M. Davin
Harrison
Wilbur J. Buckmaster
Floy M. Hicks
Fredericktown
Orin G. Buckmaster
Wilbur J, Buckmaster
Enumeration of City Youths by Ward and Gender
City enumerator George Harter lists youths aged 4 to 21. Ward tallies show boys and girls totals: First ward 480 with 262 boys and 228 girls. Second ward 486 with 268 boys and 228 girls. Third ward 621 with 308 boys and 313 girls. Fourth ward 655 with 830 boys and 226 girls. City totals: 1,148 boys and 1,094 girls, grand total 2,242.
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George 8
Harter
Boya
Crop Prospects Suffer as Wet Weather Hits Ohio Yields
The Ohio Agriculture Department reports crop prospects through June first. Wheat yields now about 24,004,368 bushels from 721,040 acres. oats show 47,004,600 bushels. corn planting delayed by cool wet weather. hog feeding for summer markets slight. Damages noted from grub worm on Timothy and joint worm in oats. overall conditions vary by region with some areas below normal and replanting likely.
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Department of Agriculture, Crops and Livestock
Ohio
Alandard
Porter-Weissor Nuptials In Vernon Columbus Pair United in Marriage
Porter Sherman Porter, a well known barber of Mr. Vernon, married Mixa Clara M. Welsor of Columbus in that city on Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Porter. The newlyweds will reside in this city.
Memoriam Names Listed in Local Notices
A fragmented list of names appears in a local notice segment including Cooper W P Bogardis Mrs W Coooper Mrs John Sanderson Mrs Rope Mrs Laur in Alsdorf Mrs R C Ringwall Mrs Leander Hays Mrs Frederic Cooper Mrs Samuel Curtia Oise Ethel Cooper and others. The readable portion records individuals likely for social or notice purposes.
Erow Refused Marriage License in Columbus
Robert Y. Erow was denied a license to marry Ner a second time in Columbus after failing to provide his age and the name of his future mother in law. He had courted Ner a former wife Mrs. Sadly Erow for months, but their brief previous marriage ended in divorce. He was sent back to obtain the missing information before reapplying.
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Sadly Erow
Robert Y. Erow
Ner
Columbus Dispatch
Three Examinees Omitted From Boxwell Patterson List
The Banner notes three names were left off the April and May Boxwell Patterson examination list: Roy Edminster of Condit John Schnebly of Clinton township and Beatrice Singer of Mt. Vernon.
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Banner
Lst
Boxwell-Patterson
Roy Edminster
Condit
John Schnebly
Clinton Township
Beatrice Singer
Mt. Vernon
Patterson Graduates in Pleasant Township
The Patterson graduates of Pleasant township will hold a baccalaureate sermon next Sunday evening at the Pleasant township Presbyterian church on the Martinsburg road at 7 30. Rev L C Newcomer of the Vine street Church of Christ Mt Vernon will preach the sermon. Commencement exercises follow Wednesday evening June 15 at the same location. Fifteen students make up the class and Prof W W Borden will deliver the class address. The item ends with a local joke about a man in north Georgia and his large family and moonshine.
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Patterson
Pleasant Township
Presbyterian Church
Martinsburg Road
L. C. Newcomer
Vine Street Church of Christ
Mt. Vernon
W. W. Borden
Washington News Calls Tariff Tax Burden on Working People
The piece argues that the 100 million annual naval and military spending shifts taxes from the rich to workers through tariffs and consumer prices. It cites Taft Aldrich welfare, compares living costs since 1897, and warns of Ballinger Perkins disclosures affecting land matters in Alaska.
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Clyde
Tavenner
Washington
Jane
Senate
Taft
Cleveland
Messrs
Morgan
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Great Britain
Germany
France
Japan
Holland
Austria
Denmark
Switzerland
Australia
New Zealand
Congress
Aldrich
Ballinger
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Fragmentary note on promise and price for presidency
A garbled fragment references promises and costs tied to a presidential context, mentioning of payment by unspecified parties and power dynamics shaping the outcome. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details or named entities.
Lace edged four row insertions offered at low prices
Market notes describe edge four row insertions beaded with lace edging and ribbon trim. Items valued at 25 cents for a goml value, others of finer material priced at 9 and 50 cents respectively, with occasional Tae.
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Dianna Sells
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Stephen Sells
Harry Sells
George W. Crise
Clinton M. Rice
Young
W. M. Young
Wm. L. Harry
James’ Harry
Jake Ril
Ociety News
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Bessie Norton
Akron
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Misa Schaad
Columbus
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J. B. Waight
Misa Jane Waight
East High Street
Cavers
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Lewis B. Houck
W. F. Baldwin
J. R. Reely
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Brook
Columbus Ewart
Rex Lamb
Ingram
Miss Porter
F. D. Sturges
Gambler Street
Mra
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BE. C. Beggs
A. C. Swetland
A .W. Crumley
Frank Moore
J. Rosenthal
P. B. Kirk
George W. Bunn
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