Interesting will case verdict overturns Finney will
The jury found in favor of Ralph P Crane in his suit against Anon Tunkey et al setting aside the late Thomas Finney will admitted to probate. The case involved competing 1904 wills between Finney and his sister Mrs Tankey and a 1908 plan to burn the old will, with a new will drawn by attorney T Conley making Crane heir except for small bequests. The lost will could not be found and the judge ruled the later act did not revive the earlier will, and the plaintiff will seek to have the provisions of the lost will recorded in probate.
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Ralph P. Crane
Anon Tunkey
Thomas Finney
Mr. Finney
Tankey
T Conley
Ralph Crane
Mra
Ella Austin
T. F. Conley
Baldwin
Nearing
Outdoor Air and Summer Health Remedies Ad Blend
An old advertisement mix covers Chamberlain’s Colic remedy and notes on outdoor sports, praising outdoor training for athletes and general health. It includes a deafness cure claim, catarrh discussion, and a sales pitch claiming superiority and urging purchase from dealers. It mentions Hall’s Family Pills and Catarrh Cure with offers of compensation for cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Farmers Voice for Better Roads Across Ohio
A Columbus gathering features farmers and city leaders urging improved rural roads. They argue better highways boost church and school access, reduce hardship for farmers wives, and boost rural livelihoods through a March 12–13 congress titled Rural Life and Good Roads. Governor Cox, Lieutenant Governor Nichols, and Speaker Swain back the effort as a state wide cooperative investment with practical benefits for shoppers and communities alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Archid H. Huston
James R. Marker
Dan R. Hanna
Cleveland
J. I. Hudson
W. A. Hite
General Assembly
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Congress
Hugh L. Nichols
Charles L. Swain
Sale of CHICAGO HORSE LOW stock and Welsh ponies
A historical notice describes rides and driving horses offered for sale at low prices. It highlights Belgian and Shire stallions for service with a $20 fee and a smaller Shire stallion at $12. The text urges buyers to see the animals on the farms to appreciate their beauty, weight, and strength.
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Emperor
Perrysburg
Chicago
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