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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1900
Page
7
For sale ads list multiple houses with prices and locations around market street areas. Notable entries include 162 Arch st dollar values 2800 1101 Aqueduct st and 205 Bell st among many others, plus a five acre tract outside city limits at 160 per acre and mortgage offerings.
Classified real estate notes advertise land and homes for sale or auction. Listings include 49 acres two miles north of Hudsons new house at 1500 dollars price with 2000 down, a large Arlington area residence at 4500 with small home, an acre farm in Cayahowa Falls township, and multiple seven to eight room houses with various prices and locations. Contact details mention Akron Savings Bank block and address 578 Main St for full particulars.
Multiple probate notices list administrators and executors in Summit County Ohio. Edas Swartz and Lorenz Strobel estates appoint W W A and George Haas as administrators. Andrew J. Wilke l ey named administrator of Sarah A. Umbholts estate. Notices request immediate payments and filing of claims, with court dates and nonresident defendants cited.
Notice announces sale of bonds by Arrow city under an ordinance authorizing a common bond issue. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, mature in ten years, payable at the National Bank of New York, with bid date June 16. City reserves right to adjust or reject bids by council order.
Railroad notices announce travel to Europe and Paris Exposition. Agent offers guided tours from Union Depot with regular departures on Saturdays and certain weekdays. Listings describe hotel accommodations and ticket details for tourists and travelers.
Hudson June 13 ceremony lists graduates Britton Tolinkou Robert Herron Sis Boyd Moyd Stryder Toy Howe Lawrence Spolthy Win Dawley Arthur Hopkins Mervily Stanton Minnie Geiddis Carl J. Cano and others. Prison High School graduates Florence Darrow Doris Krider Adela Call Phoresa Doyle Mable Bhively Frank Fuller Aubrey Gise Ruth Sweet Ethel Wilts among names.
An unsigned health ad warns of back pain signaling kidney trouble and promotes Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It claims a free trial and claims $1,000 bottle and six bottles priced at $4.00, urging readers to mail name and address with newspaper reference to receive medical guidance and a postpaid offer.
A letter argues Memorial Day should honor dead heroes and institutions with reverence, not be turned into a festive spectacle. It condemns public dances and frivolity, urging citizens to teach reverence for history and patriotism, cautioning against politicized celebrations and memory being trivialized.
A letter to the editor discusses Memorial Day observance plans attributed to Memorial Day services and a committee. It questions whether the day should be solemn or celebratory and references past memorial committee actions and proposals, seeking clarity on procession and service style.
Mr and Mrs Young celebrate their golden wedding with a several week journey to Washington Mount Vernon Philadelphia Allentown and New York City. The 72 year old husband and his wife, born Mary Everett, married in Medina and settled on Loyal Oak farm before relocating to Akron. Eight children born to the couple, seven living, accompany them with health good and excitement for their travels.
The Serif of New York has resolved in attachment for 24000 against The Lodia Rubber Co in favor of Edward A. Kietg, on behalf of The Manhattan Store Co of Philadelphia, regarding wire and breach of contract over delivery of 3000 single tube tubes. Ad vances close tonight at Gore. If you want pure ice cream call OT 9.
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