Local and Miscellany Notes From the Town
Frederick fresh celery and Shellhouse peaches mark local commerce. J J Cole of Findlay visited. Hickle & Gunther discount straw hats. Various residents host guests from Marion to Columbus.George Foster near President McKinley. a G A R aide named. Pickle factory operations begin as Edwin Brown awaits foundation work for a brick two story house with ten rooms and bath.
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J J. Cole
Findlay
Hickle & Gunther
D. T. Hart
Leipsic
G. R. Fisher
Helen
Lucile Hickle
Greenspring
S. C. Crampton
J. B. Nichols
Nellie Faulkener
Columbus
Carrie Robinson
L. A. Jones
Marion
D. Myers and
Family
Harry Daniels
Upper Sandusky
Lucile Royntn
Union
Emerson Kennerley
Anthony Wagner
Vance and
Dow Streets
Shellhouse
Montfort
Mary A
Clay Street
Alfred Suber
Richland
George Foster
President McKinley
Frederick's
T. W. McClure
Joseph Reister
J. D. Ewing
Bluffton
Edna Hale
Dorothea Whatey
Ellen
Bertha Wager
Cleveland
H. B. Phelps
Caleth McKinnon
Lima
Fred Rowaalt
Lakeside
Minnie Brundige
Tiffin
Hofman
Samuel Yohe
Monongahela
J. W. Yohe
Dannie McGettigan
Toledo
Jake Payne
Virgil Vigor
A. Braddell
F. J. Vigor
Henry Robison
Ridge Township
W. H. Chesebrough
Detruitt
A. J. Wonder
Prand
John Shireman
Edwin Brown
Springville Road
Mr. Krupp
Shireman
Henry Fetter
Thomas Manton
Thomas Manton & Co
Galt House
Vane Street
Brown
Charles Hoff
Were
S C, Williams & Son
Guy Clark
Buckeye
Copley
Clark
Zets
Frederick’s Fruits and Farm News report
Alexander Mack of New York visits G N Whaley family. Mrs L Wallace and Mrs Charles Wildermuth drive to Findlay yesterday. Miss Mary Brown to Holgate then Defiance. Howard Robinson bought fifteen acres north of the Northern Ohio railroad and will cultivate it. Chas Beach and Marion Fulk killed a three and a half foot rattlesnake while baling hay on the John Tilton farm.
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Frederick's
Alexander Mack
New York
G. N. Whaley and
L. Wallace
Charles Wildermuth
Findlay
Mary Brown
Holgate
Defiance
Howard Robinson
Nofodwin Brown
Northern Ohio Railroad
Mr. Robinson
Chas Beach
Marion Fulk
John Tilton
Mr. Fulk
Chicef
Local residents travel and social visits noted
Peter Crislip joined an excursion to Detroit last Thursday. Will and Adam Myers called in Springville last Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Williamson of Kiefferville visit daughter Mrs Forest Crislip. Due to crop failures rye will be sown instead of wheat. L A Brayton and family spent Sunday with Mrs Brayton’s parents near Vanlue.
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EC J Laughlin
Niagara Falls
New York State
I. M. Bare
Loren Stahl
Fort Wayne
Stahl
Mary Brown
Platz
Miss Oekel
Tiffin
Florence Magers
M. B Smith
E Katey
C. W. Kaley
Cather
Ross Kaley
William Conover
John Bluebeck
Versailes
Geo. W. Croker
Mr Conover
Mr. Croker
Peter Crislip
Detroit
Will
Adam Myers
Springville
Mrs. Williamson
Kiefferville
Forest Crislip
L. A. Brayton
Washington postman overwhelmed by heavy monthly journal round
A Washington postman endures a exhausting monthly duty delivering The Ladies' Home Journal on the twenty fifth of each month. The bulky shipment, weighing over forty pounds, prevents him from handling other mail as the Post Office notes this is the largest single publication consignment ever sent from the office.
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Washington
Big Four Excursions to Indianapolis at Half Fare
Round trip tickets on the Big Four Route available August 7 to Indianapolis at one fare for round trip with return valid through August 9. Special rate linked to notification of presidential nomination to Hon. Wm. J. Bryan. tickets on sale from all Big Four points August 8. For details contact local Big Four Route agents.
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Indianapolis
Big Four
Wm. J. Bryan
Newsboy’s Baby Shoe Bank Brings Big Day’s Busin ess
A Chicago Times-Herald report describes a corner newsboy turning a baby’s shoe into a coin bank. The shoe, found in the street and filled with change, attract ed crowds, boosting his sales for the day as rivals marvel at his luck.
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Madison
State Streets
Chicago Times-Herald
Jim
Joe
Velvet Coffee Jelly with Cream Mold and Mushrooms
A dessert method uses sugar yolks and hot milk thickened in a double boiler then gelatine soaked in coffee and folded with whipped cream before chilling. Separate notes suggest simmering dried mushrooms in soaking water until tender with butter salt and pepper.
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N. Y. Tribune
Nome Journal
Knowledge for daily life from the Encyclopedia Britannica
The excerpt urges readers to study new subjects and learn as much as possible. It extols the Encyclopedia Britannica as a reliable, century old standard source used by clergymen professionals scholars and educators to quickly obtain information.
Japanese Russian Strains Eye Third Power Influence
The article notes strained Japan Russia relations and the meddling of a third power whose interests conflict with Japan. It argues for caution in backing doubtful allies and cites the need for far sighted policy amid international pressures.
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Japan
Russia
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Vancouver
T. B. Ewing
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International Peace Congress
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U.S. Navy
THE
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the World
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Baby's Shoe
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