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The Ohio Democrat in Logan, Ohio

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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

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High School Grays Clash In Uneven Friday Baseball

The High School team routed a new West End club named the Grays with Dougherty making three fine running catches and Quinn one handed grab. Grays and locals traded blows before the game ended in the seventh due to muddy grounds. Exhibited errors and bickering marred play as five umpires quit in disgust.

Brannew West End Grays Dougherty Quinn Eberat Bhorr Kidders Goose Creek Behwenke Allen Miller White Bowen Armstrong Buchanan Bright Bhively Shannon Weed Ae Altop Oordd Bray Poling

Clothier advertises wide stock and best prices

A local clothier urges shoppers to compare prices at other stores and then visit the “old stand” next to Court House. The letter promotes large assortments, confidence, and honest values as reasons to buy there, signed by Chas. Rose and George brothier.

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Removal of fixtures by tenants under lease terms

The article explains when a tenant may detach fixtures during or at the end of a lease, and when removal is barred after termination. It outlines tests for removability: whether removal injures the property, intended permanence, and whether fixtures were for temporary use or for the tenant’s business. It notes exceptions for certain premises uses and emphasizes agreement between landlord and tenant.

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Silk Dressed Children and Silk Trims Trend in Fashion

The fashion notes describe silk dresses for children, light china silk gowns for travel wear, and thin trimming collars. It highlights ornate collar supports, high collar styles, and coordinated cuffs and collars on dark dresses. The piece notes favorable fabrics like china silk and widened floral patterns, with ribbon bows at the neck and arms.

Probate and court actions dominate Fairfield records

Probate matters include adoption consent for Herrel Lyons and abandonment findings, inventory and sale orders for Anne Meldrim and Thomas Davis estates, and insanity adjudication for Edward Sparks. Jail condition critique follows, noting Logan jail as in need of replacement, plus a disorderly conduct case where Kitchen and Thompson fought. both fined three dollars.

Herrel M. Lyons Ollie Lyone Absalom Lyons Elizabeth Eugene Wright Elizabeth T.yons Tts Anne Jane Meldrim Meldrim Admr Eli Chute Albert Vansickle Edward Clements Thomas Davis C. W. Wright Robert Mastere John C. Pettit Adu Eli Watts William Hoy Benton ‘Twp Dan A. Engle Edward M. Sparks Logian Columbus Pren Shirer Fairfield Hocking Vinton Jackson Pike Ross Logan State Conference of Charities and Correction Tillin O Finn Kitchan John Thompson Murville Thompson Kitchen Derrick Thomson Chas, Davis Lima Ohio

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