Notice to register land title in Knox County court
Mamie B Jewell files in Knox County Common Pleas to settle remove clouds and register title to parcels in Killar township Ohio. Court orders answer by June 15 1910 or default will be recorded and deed customs will follow. Witness Park B Blair judge with Monroe to Knox county real estate details and taxes listed.
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Waynesburgh College
Grow Co
Pennsylvania
Waynesiuegh
Green Co
Wayneburgh College
Minatonary Society
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cumbreland Presbyterian
Mamie B. Jewell
Iilllar
Knox
Atate
Ohio
Sparta
Hartford
D. Bricker
Eal Roi
Rich Hill
Carterburg Road
John Arm
Fal Armavong
Armatrong
Hrncker
Park B. Blair
Monroe
Knox County
Hines
Wo Tayes
Clark
Ry Guy ‘Paylor
Seal
Commission Created To House State Departments In Ohio
A Willis era commission is formed by the Legislature to build a new office near the capitol or enlarge the current statehouse to accommodate state departments now offsite. It will be financed from interest on state funds, raising questions about deficits and future use of the new building. The piece mocks university leadership and critiques Governor Willis amid a broader review of the Eighty-fifth General Assembly and Republican campaign claims.
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Columbus
Willis
Capitol
Statehouse
Kirst
Iy Eouwalen
W. C. Thompson
Gola State University Board of
Ohio
Agricultural College
Thompson
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
Youngstown
General Assembly
Frank B. Willis
Momiven
CENTERBURG News Incomplete Local Notes And Visits
Mr Thomas Hicks of Byhalia Mississippi visits friends here. Mrs Kila Hee and daughter Mine Tone visit Newark over Sunday. Miss Mary Randolph, a student at QO WO Delaware, spent the weekend at home. J G Hishop of Columbus visits Thursday Friday. Rev B H Chilanian returns home after months at St Cloud. Bishop and C D Hayden visit Columbus Friday. Born to Mr and Mrs Marion Dustin a daughter May 20. Mrs No Wo Wineland of Columbus visits town. Mr and Mrs Harry Biech of Bucyrus guests of Miss Lettle Harkett. Mr and Mrs George McCracken spend Sunday with Cali Dona. Mrs Arthur Pearl and son of Cleveland visit her parents. Homer Homer A Ramey will deliver Memorial day address at Bloomfield Saturday at 1 6:0.
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Thomas Hicks
Byhalia
New Ton County
Kila Hee
Mine Tone
Newark
Mary Randolph
Delaware
J. G. Hishop
Columbus
Chilanian
St. Cloud
Phi
Bishop
C.D. Hayden
Mra
Homer
Prank Wolfe
N. W. Wineland
Preston Street
A. Stinson
W.K. Battey
Homer A. Ramey
Bloomfield
Seige
Remains of Clement Stockle Brought From Columbus
The funeral for Clement G. Stockle, who died in Columbus, was held at St. Vincent de Paul church in Mt. Vernon with high mass by Rev. J. W. Mulhone. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery. attendees from out of town included Mrs. Clement Stockin and daughter Louise, Rev. Mather Kernan, Mrs. WP Anaventi, Miss Bertha Brent, and several others from nearby towns.
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Clement 4
Stockle
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
J. W. Mulhone
Calvary Cemetery
Out of the City
Mre. Plement J
Stockin
Loui
Mather Kernan
St. Patrick’s Parish
Mes
Hawaii election notices amid no primary plan
Clerk Allen Joldson of the Koox eminty board of lectins law pecety announces dates for nominating petitions. Candidates in Tie Hawaii face no primaries. those petitioning must file with the board of elections by Thursday, June W. Voters petitioning the same township will not trigger a separate primary.
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Allen Joldson
Kooxeminty Board of Lectins Law Pecety
Phon Offieta
Romanhily
Elyuid
Hawaii
Pari: Tie
Board of Elertone Dine T Phureday
Rawlings Newark Advaraty Letter From Addison
Rawlings writes from Newark dated May 22 asking to adjust affairs to return home. He tells Sheridan he will be back to fetch on the 17th. he claims no money remains and vows to show where every dollar went. He asks aid and says he still believes God will restore him to his family.
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Newark
Addison
Rawlings
Wil
Olef Sheridan
Jeter
Fet
Necemtmary
Heaven
Earth
Eye Destroyed by Hook Accident in Gas Field
A hook swung in the dark struck B J Larry in a gas field six miles north of the city, tearing out his pupil and leaving him in acute pain. He was rushed by auto for surgery but surgeons could only relieve pain and he is slated to lose sight in the affected eye.
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B.J. Larry
Larry
Death of Allen Robinson at 69 in Thesday home
Allen Robinson died suddenly at his home 417 Ease Pleasant street after two days of illness. He was 69 and survived by a wife and several children. The funeral is scheduled for Thursday at 2 PM at the late home with Rev. AL Hy Miller officiating and interment in Mound View cemetery. Various relatives and friends, including Mrs. Imma J Harris and Rev. C. Harry Armit, are noted in attendance or visiting, with local and distant connections mentioned.
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Allen Robinson
Ease Pleasant Street
Clendowell
Herbert
Orlo
Grace Alberts
Benton
Alonzo
Mary Lockwood
Isaac Lafever
Chicago
A. R. Sherwood
Lima
Preaching at Millwood and local social notes
Rev Rowe of Canton held a service at the Church of Christ Sunday. Mrs Berry of Howard County was the sister of a recently married. Mr Shaffer and family from New Hebehen Virginia visited relatives in town weekend. Mr Pike toured to Vernon with busy trip. Dale Humbert hosted guests, John Hammond planned building a stable on purchased property. A midweek show drew good attendance. Emma Getres of Waverly visited Hewitt Gebres home. Local residents attended a funeral in Uiseay Col LG Hunt did business in Columbus.
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Oregon Pike
Vernon
Linke Paueet
Dale Humbert
John L. Hammond
William Darling
Emma Getres
Waverly
Made My Life Worth Living
Mrs L Dunlap of Oak Grove Michigan writes that Chamberlains Tablets relieved years of back pain poor sleep and constipation. After trying remedies and doctors she found relief from stomach and liver symptoms and says they cured her and made life easier.
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Chamberlain
Mre
L. Dunlap
Oake
Grove
Mich
Traveling Man Cures With Derlain's Tablets Story
A traveler narrates relief from stomach issues after five years of suffering, crediting Derlain's Tablets for permanent cure. He claims many roadside workers suffer from stomach disorders and endure poor hotel meals, praising the remedy for travelers.
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Joe Tale
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