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Newspaper

Allen County Democrat

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1892

Page

4

Local notes and business items from Allen County paper

The Allen County Democrat reports diverse items: Nancy Elliot, 84, of Wapakoneta, is noted as Ingrippe chief. water works questions arise in Bowling Green.. a Findlay man loses 876 to a burglar alarm. Millersburg residents pledge 10,000 for a Sandusky rail line. Luin Hartcog returns from Marion visit. The Standard Oil barrel works fire at Constable Hook, N. J. causes over a million loss. Russell interest bought in Corylene. aluminum plant converted to supply depot. Manhattan drills in Nottingham field yielding about 75 barrels daily. Springfield council investigates valve manipulation by Natural Ging Co. Shoemaker well west of Geneva, Ind., refuses to flow since Sunday. Joby Beyhan moves to Buckland after losing fingers. First Presbyterian ladies start church fundraiser exchange with six divisions serving two terms yearly. Odell, Illinois, well water tests show gas pressure issues. operators resume for water supply.

Standard Hee Aluminum Product Co Findlay Manhattan Nottingham Ind

Beaverdam Youth Robs Hardware Store For Revolver

A sixteen year old boy broke into K Augaburger’s Beaver Dam hardware store by smashing a front window, grabbed a revolver and fled from Marshal Crider. The youth, Orlo Williams, was later arrested with the stolen gun in his possession and confessed without motive. His father is a prosperous farmer two miles north of Beaver Dam.

Beaver Dam K. Augeburger Crider Orlo Williams Peran Ron Augaburgera

Harrod Doings Report From Bluffton Visit and Local News

Mrs. Jacob Sherrick returns from Bluffton. Chippewa harsh this winter. Business dull, though seasonal. A M &. confirms run for Auditor. Miss Rose Leatherman home from Fostoria. back to school. Ditch project progressing. dirt thrown. Winter arrives with nature's robe. Wheat needs peering amid sparse trees. Hoop factory closed due to timber shortage. bad roads hinder logs. A. M. Harrod returns from Virginia. L. B. Harrod to move to Ohio. Mrs. T. J. Roach gravely ill with consumption. sister Julia Fealy at bedside. Sabbath school scholars gift teacher Belle Hughes a library set.

T.J. Roach South Main Street Julia Fealy Indianapolis Belle Hughes Christ

Desperate Robbery at Night Sharpens Town Alarm

In thin county near a theater, bandits broke in at 1 am injuring Mr. Griffith, binding him and forcibly robbing him of his watch revolver and about 150 in money. They two entered, a possible third outside, but fled before escape was complete. No identifications yet. town shaken by the violent incident.

Gunmer Thin County Tr. W. Gelffithe Cgiorer Dar Griffiths Hectare Griffithe Grifith Theatere Griditha

Soldiers Relief appoints township ward committees

The Soldiers Relief Committee led by Levi Reichelderfer with Daniel Harpater and Joseph Long met Monday and appointed township and ward committees to aid indigent soldiers and widows. A long list names Cols and chairs for each area, with Reichelderfer as secretary and available for information.

Soldiers Relief Committee Levi Reichelderfer Daniel Harpater Joseph Long

New Year Festivities and Local Incidents Stir Diphis Community

The city reports New Year revelry at St Marys Opera House by the Young Men’s Dramatic Association amid wintry weather and busy travel. A street fight ends with fines, while an elderly man sustains injuries from a fall in the storm. A Chicago agent scandal warns residents against alluring employment schemes targeting young women, with one girl spared from departure.

St. Marys Opera House Young Men's Dramatic Association Chicago Our Our City House of Il Ft Wayne Ory

Public Meeting Hears Farm Theft Fear After Shooting

Farmers in Perry township, fearing for lives and property after L. E. Faulkner was shot near South Warsaw, attend a township house meeting. A $100 fund is raised and Detective John T. Norris of Wapakoneta agrees to take the case and pursue arrests within two weeks.

L. E. Faulkner Warsaw Perry Township John T. Norria Wapakoneta

Unfortunate Family Mourns Ritenour Daughter

Pleasay Ritenour died Sunday at West Wayne Street after diphtheria and subsequent complications. She died on her 20th birthday at 2 PM, and her mother delivered a baby girl at 5 PM the same day.

Pleasay H. M. Ritenour West Wayne Street

Two boys farm near Wert Ohio praise a pill remedy

The text recounts two Wert Ohio boys whose cattle farm life and family well being are linked to Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pilla touted as a strictly vegetable remedy for biliousness sick headache indigestion constipation and stomach disorders with gentle thorough action.

Pierce

Ten Children Mourn Bluffton Area Mother's Sudden Death

The wife of Jacob Steiner living three miles west of Bluffton died unexpectedly last Tuesday after a period of decline starting Sunday. Mrs. Steiner, in good health until then, leaves husband and ten children, from young to grown, as survivors.

Jacob Steiner Bluffton Steiner

Death of Elida area man, Cremean, aged about 80

C D Cremean, brother of C D Cremean living one mile southwest of Elida, died Tuesday. He was about 80 years old and had confined to his room since his wife’s death a year ago.

C.D. Cremean C. D. Cremean Elida Mr. Cremean

Insane Asylum Seeks State Aid for Modernization

A Toledo asylum requests $6300 in state appropriations for improvements. The report notes the institution seeks funds to upgrade facilities while individuals in surrounding areas cope with local incidents and visits.

Toledo Asylum

Hood's Sarsaparilla Real Merit Promised by Drugists

Real Merit is the characteristic of Hood's Sarsaparilla, shown daily by remarkable cures. Drugists say customers return after trying a bottle, confirming good results justify continued use. Its unique preparation retains remedial value, making it a blood purifier and tonic for the weak and weary.

Hood

Farm for Sale Near Lima Ohio by Neff Family

Farm owned by J. G. Neff west of Lima offers 120 acres with 100 cultivated. Includes two story dwelling barn and outbuildings, spring house with constant water. Near city for good market. cash or time terms. Inquire Howard Neff East North Street Lima Ohio.

J. G. Neff Lima Howard Neff East North Street Lita Ohio

Buckeye Pipe Line Runs Early January Totals

Buckeye Pipe Line records shipments totaling 26,071.48 on January 4 and 25,366.25 on January 5. Other figures include National Transit 34,093.67, Southwest 45,096.16, Macksburg 385.28, and Eureka es 60,791.07.

Buckeye National Transit Southwest Macksburg Eureka

Lawsuit Over 1882 Express Robbery Against Colvins

A petition filed in Lima Indiana names William R. Colvin and Harmon Colvin as defendants in a suit by Thomas C. Platt and United States Express Company for seventy three hundred dollars plus 6 percent interest. The case cites a February 22 1882 theft from the Express office during a blizzard when pay rolls were stored, accuses the Colvins of conspiring to seize the money and convert it, and seeks judgment for the amount due after express company reimbursement. Sheriff served summonses. defense says none. The company declined settlement. case to be fought.

Sitverarfe Harmon Colvin J. J. Price United States Expressero Thon. C. Platt Express Company Big Express P. F Adama P. IF United States Limes Lafayette Ind National Bank of Wear LB & W Agent Corns Express Offic Wmn. R. Colvin Expres Company Amada Fifty Cent Lima Corns William R. Colvin Anid United States Express Company A. D United States Express Company O'Neill Wm. R W. B. Richie Colvins

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Positive Economy

In a concise ad style line the piece extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as possessing medicinal power and positive economy benefits claiming curative merit. The fragment hints at a promotional tone typical of period newspapers advocating tonics for health and vigor.

Hood

How to Get Rich from Frugal Living Maxims

A vintage advice piece urges gradual wealth through prudence. It cautions against rash spending while highlighting saving, budgeting, and cautious business bets. It recommends patronizing trusted vendors, especially Michael's Clothing and Shoe Store, as a worthy choice.

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