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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
4
The eastern daily tracks Republican delegates and shows Taft approaching a large majority on the first ballot. It notes Democratic doubt, remarks on salaries for presidents, and discusses Western influence in Congress, with references to vivisection regulation debates and regional Senate seniority effects.
Republican judicial convention set for May 26 in Springfield Ohio to select delegates for the Seventh Judicial Circuit. Delegates apportioned by county with one delegate and one alternate per county, led by Josie H. Dyer as chair and Leon P. Jones preaching at Universalist Church on Sunday.
Final account filings reported in multiple estates including Amelia Lehmkuhl Elwood Coate and George Lehman. Reports of sales, inventory filings, and guardian appointments listed with bonds. Local court actions include state charge against Wm Winning for unlawful cohabitation, plea of guilty with fines suspended on good behavior. Several notices of guardian apps and hearings, plus numerous names and ages in small notices.
A list of 19th century civil filings and judgments from Adams and surrounding townships. Parties include Westfall, Winning, Mote, Shockney, and McClintock, with cases on partition, divorce, land transfers, and mortgages. Several actions name Greenville, Union City, Bradford, and Arcanum, with monetary amounts and property descriptions.
The ad promotes spring suits from Limbert Shively proprietors in Cale stonia. It promises a square deal under the shop name The Progress and features the phrase Ya Kind You Can Always Gigantane.
A survey of curious church seating across England notes pews that detach and tip when weight is placed on their front edges to deter sleep. It covers squire family pews in Gatton Surrey Colwich Staffordshire Windsor St George chapel and other examples including a skeleton carved seat in Norfolk and themed pews like Rectory Pew Churching Pew and Hall Dog's Pew.
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