President Plans Tariff Reconciliation Push and Pole Quest
The president will tour the Midwest to promote the tariff law as fulfilling campaign promises and reassure the public. He will also take a socialist critic along. Walter Wellman attempted a North Pole flight in a dirigible balloon, but the craft failed after thirty miles. he vows to build another ship and retry next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Pate
Coud
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Smething
Voters to Choose Candidates in Upcoming Primaries
An outline lists those to be voted for at the coming primaries. The material hints at good candidates and a chance for solid city government.
Crawford School Reunion Elects Officers and Holds Program
The Crawford School reunion drew 165 attendees last Wednesday. Officers elected include James Nye as president, Joel Wennigger as vice president, Mark Karr recording secretary, Edith Karr corresponding secretary, and Grant Karr treasurer. The afternoon program featured songs, recitations, readings, duets, and reminiscences, with letters from former students read aloud and a speech by Bas Miller. The next reunion is planned for the third Wednesday of August 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford School
James Nye
Joel Wennigger
Mark Karr
Edith Karr
Grant Karr
Dloner
Will Montague
Chas Brown
America
Alva Laws
Lavinia Maferd
Dorothys Kennerley
Reading
Emerson
Henderson
Lizzie Miller
Mayme
Florence Ritter
Davis
Hudson
Ritter
Applegate
O. K. Brown
M. A. Smalley
Cnesaw, Wash
Bliss
Ethel Gormies Woodring
L.A. Gormley
Myron Hare
Joel Weininger
E Emerson
Isaac Burke
Bas Miller
Delightfully Surprised by Alma Messenger Party
Miss Alma Messenger visiting at Mrs. Curt Bachar’s home was surprised by eighteen friends on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Velma Campbell Nellie Gibbs Anna Peter Umbra Wheeler Lulu Garon Lulu Gibbs Rosaline Peter Nellie Phillips Fisie Howard Ruth Cupp Mae Campbell Gladys Gibbs Alice Phillips Bessie Lytie Lena Lanning Beulah Mitler and Ethel Phillips who gave a gold rug engraved Friends 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Messenger
Curt Bachar
Velma Campbell
Nellie Gibbs
Anna Peter
Umbra Wheeler
Lulu Garon
Lulu Gibbs
Rosaline Peter
Nellie Phillips
Fisie Howard
Ruth Cupp
Mae Campbel
Gladys Gibbs
Alice Phillips
Bessie Lytie
Lena Lanning
Beulah Mitler
Ethel Phillips
Alma
Williams Injured While Cutting Tree at Home Yard
About 9 oclock Monday morning S. C. Williams and his grand gun were cutting a tree in the rear of Mr. Williams yard when a jacd slipped and he fell on his back injuring his back and nerves. He has passed several unpleasant days and nights but was more comfortable Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Williams
Births Reported From Local Homes
Birth notices record four newborns this week. A son to Mr and Mrs Robert Brown near Wharton on Monday afternoon. A son to Mr and Mrs Frank Doppler of Salem on Tuesday morning. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Wm Best near Lovell on Sunday. A son to Mr and Mrs Earhart Elchert on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert*Brown
Wharton
Frank Doppler
Salem
Wm. Best
Lovell
Earhart Elchert
Crawford School Reunion Letter From 1909 Voice
A fragment from a Crawford school reunion in 1909 features M A Smalley of Chesaw Washington describing memories of teachers and neighbors. It recalls early instructors Jacob Harkum and Joel Wein loggingers, school buildings, and the community around Crawfordville and section 26, Crawford township, with notes on education and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford School
M. A.smalley
Chesaw, Wash
Crawford
CuEsaw
Wals H
Epiin Karr
Smalleys
Hares
Ritcheys
Careys
Gormleys
Burks
Cares
Clarks
Davises
Kentfields
Millers
Shaws
Savidges
Hilorns
Marlows
Sir Queens
Andersons
Iowa
Jacob Harkum
Crawfordsville
A.cleve Burk
Harkum
Harkun
Joel Weinloger
Weideger
Carr-Gormley
Weininger
Cawford Township
Joel
Ray
McGuffy
Bill
Allen
Jimmie
Lib
Lucy
Letitia
Arrila
Billy
Alf
Harver
Bertha
Sarah
Madam Blaze
Republic
Schuyler
Carey Clippers Defeat Bloomer Girls 11 to 8 in Frosty Showdown
About 500 fans watched the Carey Clippers beat the Bloomer Girls of Springfield Illinois 11 to 8 on Sunday. The Toledo National Unions will visit to play the Clippers next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Clippers
Bloomer Girls
Springfield
Ill
Carey
Toledo
Clippers
Revival Meetings Begin at German Baptist Church
Revival meetings start tonight at the German Baptist church five miles northwest of the city. Rev Fiddler from Bellefountain will lead the series, which will run for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Church
Fiddler
Bellefountain
Outrages of the Telephone
Minna Thomas Antrim laments the telephone as a boon and a bane. She argues it harms domestic virtue, wastes money, and ruins social decorum by fueling gossip and idle contact among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Thomas Antrim
Old Names For Cannons Through The Ages
The article notes how artillery names evolved as firearms advanced, listing numerous types such as culverins mortars bombards sakers falconets and dragon pieces. It highlights diverse classifications including cannon royal demi cannon and port pieces reflecting historical jargon and broad range of weaponry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentleman’s Magazine
A Cutting Retort At Dinner With Mme Bonaparte
Before dinner at a Florence banker’s home Colonel Dundas derided Americans for crudities. He then hosted Mme Bonaparte Betsy Patterson at table and asked if she read Basil Hall’s book about America. She replied that Americans’ vulgarity surprised her little since they descend from Englishmen and it is natural they be vulgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Earl of
Dundas
Mme. Bonaparte
Betsy Patterson
Basil Hall
America
Colonel Dundas
Definition of cursory in a humorous student remark
A Chicago Record-Herald item recalls a classroom exchange where a pupil Eddie creates a long winded joke about a cursory remark after a mishap with a ladder and a dining room table, illustrating a playful definition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Chicago Record-Herald
On Their Minds Exchange Quip About Clearing a Debt
A fragment from Ex change shows a man bursting in to seize a pad and pencil as he outlines his plan to clear a debt and receive a check, while his wife retrieves his hat coat and umbrella from the doorway.
Desirable Kensington Neighborhood Questioned
A lady from Australia discussed housing with a London agent in Kensington. She asked if the area was nice and was told it is thoroughly desirable. The agent described the residents as universally friendly, noting they are soup and fish families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
London
Kensington
The Amateur Laundress Dinner Exchange
A man urges a poor girl to hire another washerwoman. He notes her waist is worn. She reveals she ironed it herself, tears in her eye as they head to dinner.
Gifted Writer Seeks Finishing Touch After Hero’s Death
A witty exchange centers on completing a novel after the hero’s demise. The Gifted Writer reassures her husband that the work is nearly finished but notes the hero’s death is essential. He asks for a final sewing task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flegende Blatter
The Lesson Sunday School Story
A Chicago News note uses a classroom exchange to teach the Bible story of the man told to take up his bed and walk. The joke from Small Sammie about folding beds reflects a child friendly takeaway at a Sunday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie
Chicago News
Fragmented Cleveland tale sparks eerie classroom gossip
A brief, cryptic OCR fragment hints at a Cleveland scene where a boy’s illness prompts a rumor about a girl reading aloud to another girl below a stairwell. The excerpt lacks full context, but suggests social tension and whispered intrigue in a school setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleyveland
Candidates fill ticket lists for upcoming primaries
The filing deadline passed with many candidates in Carey Crawford and surrounding townships. Names appear for mayor marshal clerk treasurer trustees and school posts across Rush gypsies districts including Tymochtee Salem Richland and Upper Sandusky. The note warns Republican entries are sparse and Democratic contention may drive lively races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
T. W. McClure
Albert van. Heyde
John A. Guseman
Campbell
John Lockrider
S. C. Dunlap
Geo. W. Montague
C. G. Spéncer
Loren Stahl
William Zahn
H. G. Chambers
R. S
A. Wenner
F. J. Vigor
H. A. Kear
BE. B. Kurtz
B. Hoff
James Dill
Chas
Dame
William Pahl
Henry Damon
A. E
Casper J. Pauly
John Donnersbach
John Gottfried
Henry L. Myers
John P. Pfeifer
F. N. Krock
Benj. Koehler
Fred Koehler
Tymochtee
Miles A. Mitten
S. A. Ranck
Geo. W. Wagner
Anson Bloom
F. W. D. Bennett
C. A. Heaton
James L. Bare
C. F. Ringersen
Josephus Hufford
Edward Swerlein
W.S. Gier
John D. Curtis
J. B. Pennington
Myron Davis
Wharton
Wm. Bristoll
J. A. Gatch
Peter Kauble
Ray V. Bristoll
R. Land
Ira J. Bristoll
Crane
Salem Township
Upper Sandusky
G. W. Pool
Brayton-Brennton Nuptials Join Nella Brayton and William Anderson
Miss Nella Hall Brayton and William Roy Anderson were wed at the Brayton home in Toledo. The ceremony was simple due to recent bereavement, with 22 guests, a lakeside trip, and a September 1 home in Oxford planned. Brayton is a Carey native and former rural teacher. Anderson is an Oxford mail carrier.
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G. M. Brayton
Franklin Ave
Toledo
Nella Hall Brayton
William Roy Anderson
Oxford
M. E. Muller
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lillie M. Brayton
W. E. Anderson
The Eternal Feminine Conversation
A six year old Washington official's daughter seeks advice on future life after school. She asks what she should do while waiting to marry, and the father promises earnest consideration of the question in a poised, old fashioned exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis Republic
Iron Proverb Sparks Family Feud In Bohemian Magazine
A tense exchange shows an angry parent scolding a spendthrift son over finances. The father declares his iron will and rejects further help citing the pennies proverb, while the son argues with a rebuttal about timing and past mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian Magazine
General Paoli and the idea of good breeding
Dr. Johnson argues that true breeding is a general elegance of manners not tied to any profession. He denies that military men are best bred and says soldiers often display the brand of their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Johnson
Sboswell
Johnson
Paoli
Fortune Teller and MischiefTurned to Domestic Wreck
A fortune teller predicts no wreck to the home but a blond woman causes trouble. A patron recalls a past mishap when a new Swedish maid dropped the dumb waiter and broke all the dishes at the Baltimore American.
What Brought Him to Grief In Texas
A father writes to his troubled son in Texas telling him to muster courage. The son replies that he already faced danger and paid the price, saying that his courage and everything else in sight led to his jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Billi
Atinpta
Supper guests at Franks home south of town
Mrs. and Mrs. H. G. Chambers Mrs. Clint Kennerley and Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Smith and daughter Caroline were supper guests Sunday evening at the Theodore Franks home south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Chambers
Clint Kennerley
V. A. Smith
Caroline
Thodore Franks
Mose Kear Sells Wharton General Store to Corfman duo
Mose Kear has sold his Wharton general store to Byron Corfman of Crawford township and Martin Corfman of Lovell, with immediate possession given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Kear
Wharton Byron Corfman
Crawford Township
Martin Corfman
Lovell
Findlay Business College Adverts For Office Workers
An advertisement promotes Findlay Business College in Findlay Ohio offering training for clerks bookkeepers stenographers and office assistants. It invites readers to request a catalog and bulletin from I S Sunday principal to prepare for business careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benng
Findlay Business College
I. S
Findlay
Ohio
Letter From Miss Mabel Newhard Describes Kalispell Visit
Miss Mabel Newhard writes from Kalispell Montana praising the northwest and noting a ten day stay to catalog a local library. She plans to visit Seattle and return home via Salt Lake City and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Newhard
Kalispel
Montana
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Denver
Chesebrough Plans Inspect Lands in Alberta Route
In British Columbia word comes from S. B. Chesebrough who was at Winnipeg when he wrote and would soon push on to Alberta to take a good look at the fine lands of that far off region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Chesebrough
Winnipeg
Alberta
Regin
Letters From L A Highlight Haines Arrival At Bahaia
Two long letters from James A. Haines arrive after his trip to Bahaia with parts to be published next week. Miss Katie Dugan of Kelley's spent Monday through Tuesday as guest of Miss Itta Mizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Haines
Bahaia
Katie Dugan
Kelley’s
Itta Mizer
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Editorial
Ss. C. Williams
Anderson-Brayton
Dade Sam
Plant Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. A. Perkins
Top Siadsenerd
British Columbia
L. A
Findlay College
Oratory
Business College and Conservatory
C. I. Brown
Findlay, Ohio
Cedar Point
Put-in- Bay
The
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