Pan American Exposition Opens May First Buffalo
Rates on Nickel Plate Road start April 30 with a round trip one and one third fare good for sale date and return within fifteen days. A one fare plus 81 rate applies on Tuesdays in May and return within five days. Write wire or call nearest agent GC A Astorlia T P A Ft Wayne Ind or F Lawtoing Agent Bus torla 46
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Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road
Astorlia
Ft. Wayne
Ind
F. Lawtoing
Bustorla
Syndicate Wilson and his meteoric downfall
The piece chronicles Henry Clay Wilson known as Syndicate Wilson born into wealth and ruined by drink and opium. A Cincinnati hotel start led to Standard Oil executive roles and his chemical ventures in St Louis. His opiate recovery comes through faith, after which he pursues evangelistic work while his past business empire dissolves. In later notes, a rural school event at Eureka District No. 2 honors teacher E. E. Gibson with a festive closing program.
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Henry. Clay Wilson
Syndicate Wilson
Henry
Cincinnati
Standard Oil Company
St Louis Chemical
St. Louis
Syndicate
Wilson
Christ
Card of Thanks by Mr and Mrs W J Isn
The Isns express humble gratitude for kindness shown in money and sympathy. They pledge to live up to the confidence placed in them and extend thanks to all who assisted them.
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Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Sts
Chicago
Illinois
W. J. Isn
Community Notes From Springville and Surrounding Towns
Rev Smoke called in Springville last Monday. Frank Emerine visited town last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willis Dible of Adriano called Tuesday evening. Mrs F L Livingston of Adrian was guest of Thomas Luzader and family last Saturday. Walter Luzader deepened his well to ten feet more for more water. A new well will be drilled on the school lot this summer.
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Willis Dible
Adriano
F. L. Livingston
Adrian
Thomas Luzader
Walter Luzader
Great Pan-American Exposition Excursions Offer
May to November 1901 at Buffalo invites summer travelers to join low rate personally conducted excursions via the Lake Erie & Western Railway Niagara Falls Route. Two shows for one admission provokes inquiries through agents or C. F. Daly General Passenger Agent Indianapolis.
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Buffalo
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Niagara Falls
C. F. Daly
Indianapolis
Ind
Woman credits Foley's Honey and Tar for child’s life
Mrs P L Cordier of Mannington Kentucky says her three year old daughter nearly died from a severe croup until a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar brought quick relief and saved the child. The note includes a brief for sale line about a Jersey cow at The Bon Ton bakery with Lauquire.
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P. L. Cordier
Mannington, Ky
J. D Ewing
Jersey
Lauquire
The
Bon Ton Bakery
Pearl Beck and Clarence Laird Bride and Groom Married
Miss Pearl Beck and Mr Clarence Laird were married at the bride’s parents home on April 16. The ceremony took place to Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played by Harriet Brayton. Rev Obe Blanchard officiated. Guests enjoyed a wedding supper before the couple departed by morning train for Urbana and other visits.
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Miss Pearl
Beck
Clarence Laird
Harriet Brayton
Rev. Obe
Mr Blanchard
Urbana
Church board meeting approves alcove remodeling plan
At the M. E. church meeting this week the Official Members and Ladies Aid Society combined to approve remodeling. New carpet repapering and refurnishing of ceilings were ordered at about 3500 dollars. Snyder and Martin will handle the contracts and work is to begin promptly.
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M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Snyder & Martin
Serious Accident Involving William Moll At Barn Raising
Last Monday forenoon William Moll was seriously injured at EB B Kurtz’s lot during a barn raising when a bent fell on him. He suffered a severed temporal artery and deep gashes, with a badly cut ear, and was unconscious briefly before being taken home. Dr Zels attended. Moll, eighty four, is improving as expected.
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William Moll
EB. B. Kurtz
Zels
Local Visitors Report from Adrian and Bucyrus Area
Adrian residents Grant Haines and family of Bucyrus visited friends here last week. Will Redman gathered milk and eggs for W. H. Snyder of Carey last Monday. Hara Guern and husband of Bucyrus visited here. Byron Curtis went to Indiana to clerk in every store last week. El Miller and son Clarence painted Arthur Mulholland's store. W. M. Presler reports corn nearly finished. Frank Frederick and family of Tiffin visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Cemmis returned from Tiffin Monday.
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Grant Haines
Bucyrus
Will Redman
W. H. Snyder
Carey
Hara Guern
Byron Curtis
Indiana
el Miller
Clarence
Arthur Mulhholland
W. M. Presler
Frank Frederick
Tiffin
Charles Cemmis
One Way Settlers' Rates to the South Advertised
One Way Settlers' Tickets and Round Trip Homeseekers' Tickets are on sale to the Southern Territory at reduced rates. Tickets on sale the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Inquiries to Ohio Central Lines agents or S. G. Harvey, Pass. Agt., Toledo, Ohio.
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California
Big Four
Warren J. Lynch
W. P. Deppe
Gen. P
T.A
Clacinauti
Ohio Central
S. G. Harvey
Toledo
Ohio
City Council Minutes Reflect Re Submitting Big Four Right of Way
City council met Monday with mayor and eight councilmen present. Bills allowed include payments to Robt Drake 20 hours water taps, Michael Gottfried 1 day on line Robert Drake 35 hrs on street, W H Snyder coal and lumber, Ed Gibbs 16 hours water taps, John McGuire tool box, Clay Nye 5 hours on street, and coal for council room. The Big Four railroad sewer right of way contract was re submitted with objectionable features removed and laid on the table for one week.
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Chambers
Hart
Ryder
Stahl
Dame
Ash
McGuire
Robt
Drake
Michael Gottfried
Robert
W. H. Snyder
Ed. Gibbs
John McGuire
Bats Hetadennoe
Council Room
Big Four Railroad
Revival meetings at Bachars hall draw large crowds
Revival meetings at Bachars hall continue this week with growing interest and many penitents. Crowds do not fall off and are turned away nightly. Mr Wilson leads earnest work with many supporters, and the town is stirred as never before.
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Bachar
Pythian Convention Set for April 23 in Tiftsis
James E. Hershberger announces a Knights of Pythias district convention in Tiftsis on Tuesday April 23. Grand Chancellor Catrow of Germantown Grand Keeper Beaty of Toledo and other Grand Lodge officers will attend. The Knights promise gracious entertainment for guests.
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James E. Hershberger
Knights of Pythias
Senaca
Crawford
Wyandot
Tiftsis
Catrow
Germantown
Seal Beaty
Toledo
Tiflin
Foley's Honey and Tar Offers Quick Relief for Coughs
The advertisement proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar as a powerful remedy for stubborn coughs from grippe or severe cold. It claims to strengthen the lungs and improve soundness, attributed to J. D. Ewing.
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Foley
J. D. Ewing
Low Rate Settlers' Tickets On Sale Tuesdays To Northwest
Nickel Plate Road announces settlers tickets sold every Tuesday starting Feb 12 through Apr 30 to Oregon Washington and all Northwest points. Tickets available by wire phone or at nearest agent QC A Astertin TA Fort Wayne Ind. ay 130.
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Nickel Plate Road
Oregon
Honan Washington
Forthwest
A. Astertin
Ft. Wayne
Ind
North Ridge social notes and a wedding report
Miss Viola Ray and Sharon Bane hosted and visited relatives during Easter. A wedding occurred at 12 30 PM with David Mitchell and Almeda Hile wed by Rev W B Arming ton. Other items include quilting gatherings, visits, fruit-tree deliveries, and a barnyard injury to Orville Thomas with quick medical help.
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OS. B. Thomas
Oliver Thomas
A. V. Thomas
M. H. Thomas
David Mitchell
Almeda Hile
W. B. Armington
Vanlue
Mitchell
West Independence
Hazel Wisner
Olive van Horn
Pressonville reader praises Foley’s Honey and Tar relief
A local reader from Pressonville Kans touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as universal relief for grippe associated coughs. The letter notes every bottle provided relief and names J D Ewing as a reference point.
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B. Presson
Pressonville
Kans
Foley
J. D. Ewing
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Pat
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