Fractured OCR Real Estate Fragment Shows Curio Address List
A damaged OCR snippet lists several real estate fragments including a 60 by 20 foot lot and a 40 by 120 foot area. It mentions Union Heights and a mud basement cottage style dwelling with values like 3900 and terms such as one half cash and balance over two years. The text is irregular and partly unreadable but indicates a property sale or listing with described dimensions and payment terms.
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Union Heights
FRICK
Schools Face Two Mile Limit Changes In Ohio County
Ohio Attorney General Lilly issues opinions on amended school law hours and districting. One opinion says boards must fund students living within two miles by proportionate share. beyond two miles, districts may fund education via alternative methods. Another opinion states county courts cannot alter independent school districts by redistricting magistral districts without affecting existing school systems.
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Charleston
A. A. Milly
H.W. McDowell
Marshall Couinty
Lilly
George W. Oldham
Ohio County Court
Oldham
Ohio
Sermon Topics at First Presbyterian Church Today
Announced topics for the Rev H B Turner at First Presbyterian Church include Why the Laymens Missionary Convention and How Not to Study with di as the lead.
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Turner
Presbsterian Church
H. B. Turner
Het Presbyterian Church
Marriage License Issued to Sanford Postum and Ella De Mo
A marriage license has been issued to Sanford Lee Postum and Ella De Mo, formalizing their union. The record lists both individuals as applicants and notes the license date.
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Sanford Lee Postum
Ella de Mo
Loan Offer Promises $500000 With Monthly Installments
An advertisement promises a $500,000 loan this year with monthly payments and interest on a home purchase plan. It invites readers to call the office for information.
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Clanksburg
Death of John H. Steel a well known Harrison County figure
John H. Steel, a widely known Harrison County resident, died at 6:20 p.m. Saturday at 74x Locuat Alroets, after a yearlong decline. He was born March 27, 1834 near Philadelphia and lived in Clarkesburg most of his life. Funeral services will be Tuesday at his home with the Yocu! Odd Fellows and Rev. Bartel officiating. burial in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. He was a longtime milling businessman, once mayor’s ally, and a 13 year city treasurer. He attended the Presbyterian church while a Quaker in faith and was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He leaves a daughter Lucy Grum-Dine and a son J. Ernest Steel, who died recently in Rochester, Pa.
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John H. Steel
Harrison County
Mr Steel
Bartel
Barial
Odd Yellows
Capt. Steel
Philadel
Helwan
James
Anna Steel
Clarkebure
John Ry Steal
John Ro Stesl
Johanna Hite
Morgantown
J. Ernest Steel
Rochester
Lucy
C. Frank Grum- Dine
Steel
Stesl
Samuel Steel
Muller
Br m
John Hursey
Mr. Steel
Pott
Huffman
Amber
Loterior
West Park
Heer
Thas
Wille Engags
Harrisonsi
Moyo Gress
Stesk Alto
Amistad
Phatresbyterian Church
Independent Order of
Odd
Clarksburg
Bijou Theater Launches Popular Voting Contest
Bijou manager W Simeral begins a contest letting patrons influence Bijou profits. First prize is a 1916 Maxwell automobile with electric starter, from Dupat Brothers. A diamond ring and $25 gold also offered. Mabel Pinder leads, with Davela Hesk overseeing. Nomination blanks in this issue. ballots in the Bijou ballot box.
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Maxwell Auto
W.S. Simeral
Bijou
Duppet
Man Forged Wife's Check but Restored Funds and Reconciled
J L Peters used a forged check on Empire National Bank for 200 dollars drawn in his wife's name. He left custody after returning the money and reconciling with Mrs Peters. He deposited funds under another name earlier and, after advising withdrawal of the charge, agreed to drop prosecution following a settlement at Glen Elk.
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J. L. Peters
Clark Street
Glen Elle
Freien
Peters
Robert McClung
R. Edward Kidd
Empire National Bank
Himito
Mra. Peters
Clarksburg Trust Company
S/H. Romano
Petera
Glen Elk
New Bell Telephone Plant Under Construction in Norwood Area
Work proceeds on the Bell Telephone plant at Norwood and Stonewall parks to serve new industrial areas in Clarksburg. Manager McAdams says facilities expansion will match growth as new industries and workers arrive, with planned aerial cable and poles to reach subscribers in the expanding suburb. Meanwhile Kennedy's school grades begin Thursday at 414 West Main and Despard house, 269 East Main, with staggered registrations and full-day sessions starting October 4.
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Bell Telephone
Norwood
Stonewall Parks
Telogram
McAdams
Central District
Télephone Company
Clarksburg
Board of Trade
St. Norwood
Hve
Mis’ ‘Kennedy
West Main Street
Misa Laura Stealey
Huraday
Despard
East Main Street
Henderson Visitor From Northwest Is In Town
J H Henderson vice president of a large lumber company is in the city to oversee Western operations of Kendall Gumber Corporation Witch owns a billion feet of fir timber. Western headquarters at Roseburg Oregon. Sawing machinery being installed and operations to begin this fall. Mrs Henderson accompanies him as they plan to visit Philadelphia and return to Boston.
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J. H. Henderson
Henderson Brothers Amber Company
Thin City
Kendall Gumber Corporation
Witch
Jn 'Gregor
Roseburg
Gre
Henderson
Tocxte
Omalla
Webi
Hyo
Philadelphia
Cthey
Bante Tow Yyenxe
Miners Paid for Early September Work in Region
The Consolidation and other coal miners in the region were paid Saturday for work done in the first half of September. Consolidation pay totaled about 4,000 for the Clareburg end, more than the base pay. Local traction men and conductors were paid around 0,800 Saturday for the week.
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Clareburg
Fsat
Ryacnos
Three In Jail Over Meadowbrook Shooting Scrape
Cecil Rector, 18, wounded in the thigh after a shooting at Meadowbrook last Sunday, is hospitalized at St Marys. Clyde Rector and Wesley Markley face preliminary hearings. Clark McDonald, charged with felonious assault, awaits bail. David Markley held on attempted murder charges. all cases bound for criminal court with bonds set.
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Ty Doll
Criminal Courts
Jack
J. F. Patterson
Clyde ‘Rector
Cecil
Clyde Rector
Wesley
M. Markley
Criminal Court
R. Edward ‘Kidd
Cecil, Rector
Markley
Stanley Patton
Clark McDonald
Gilbert Main’s Escape Attempt Lands Buckhannon Youth Back in Jail
Gilbert Main, a young man, was sentenced five days ago to ten days on the county roads for stealing a ride on a railroad train within local yards. He attempted to escape from a Buckhannon road crew Saturday afternoon, costing him sixty additional days. Guards spotted his absence near the fair grounds and after a brief chase he was captured and returned to jail. He confessed and received sixty more days for the escape attempt.
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Gilbert Main
Gilbert
Uberty
Ronia
Buckhannon Road
Fair Grounds
Ull
Dilbert
Carterna
Liquor Suspect Held After Salem Prohibition Charge
Walter B. Bell alias Walter Bush was jailed Saturday evening from Salem to await the next criminal court term on a charge of violating the prohibition law by selling intoxicants. He was committed in a $500 bond by H. P. Davis after a preliminary hearing conducted by J. H. Moore, chief of police.
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Walter B. Bell
Walter ©. Bush
Jell
Salem
H. P. Davis
Silom
J. H. Moore
Bridge repair on Main Street near Bit Reck ends soon
City crews work to repair the Main atreat bridge across Bit reck. Expected to be ready by Wednesday. Once fixed the structure will be safe for pedestrians and light traffic, avoiding a full rebuild.
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Scessary
Tonie Ima
Jailed for Train Riding Disruption in County Yard
Three white men were arrested after a Saturday altercation aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train at the focal yard. They were detained by officers, transferred to county jail, and scheduled for a magistrate hearing before Velora 2. Names were not clearly readable.
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Focal Yard
Joey Douglas
Baltimore and Dito Polos
Myall & Hearing Vélora 2
Panic at carnival grounds ends with arrest after shot
Large crowd at the carnival grounds late Saturday night panicked when a shot rang out. Police officers Nicholas Whyte and Shahana pursued and arrested F. Dy Arnold, colored, who was found with a revolver and ten cartridges. He appeared intoxicated and faced disorderly conduct charges in police court. A woman charged with drunkenness was jailed after an incident near the same time.
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Noalstol
Nicholas M. Whyte
Oficer Shahana
F. Dy Arnold
Arnold
Irtai Owas
Meynr GH
Gordon
Polles
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Edmund Bugiel
Brown's Market
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West Virginia
Pike News
Init
Stonewall
Miss Kennedy
West Mains Street
MR. Henderson
Lark
McDonald
Clyde
Sity
Carenival
Gyil Gerdan
Sungie Morsingy
Carukyal Tae
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of New’ Fail
Specco
Ares Totany
Shorty
Daniel Thompson
Daniel ‘Thompson
All Wells
Dinger
Catter
County Japorclamet
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