Wyandot County’s new court house dedication described
Wyandot County celebrates the dedication of a monumental new court house blending Grecian, Doric and Romanesque styles. The article reviews its construction history from 1845 lot sales to 1900 occupancy, lists contractors and sub vendors, and details the facility’s fireproof design and surrounding improvements.
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Wyandot County
Ohio
Upper Sandusky
Congress
Stephen Fowler
Ethan Terry
W. Griffith
Wyandot
Court House
John L. Lewis
Common Pleas Court
Adam Pontius
J. A. Kirk
L. M. Bowers
A. C. Fleishberger
H P. Houk
Cornelius Gibson
Half Rate to Richmond via Big 4 for I O O F meeting
Round trip tickets available from all Big Four points at one fare for round trip on September 18 14 15 and 16 for the Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F meeting. Tickets valid for return through September 25.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F
City Council Meeting Notes and Approved Bills
The city council met in regular session Monday night with members Hart, McGuire, Seaman, Ryder, Stahl and others present. Bills approved include labor payments for Charles Carr, Walter Greek, George Pierce, Jesse Herndon, and many others on street and pipeline work, plus coal and materials. An offer to sell stones from the well site was accepted and a sewer project to Spring Run was approved with owner contributions.
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Chambers
Hart
I Flerk
McGuire
Seaman
Ryder
Stahl
Charles Carr
Fis Inadanevtag
Peeked
Walter Greek
Ours
George Pierce
Jesse Herndon
Burkhard March
Robert Drake
Geo. Sherman
W. H. Lytle, Jr
Weagean Terria
Prank Bellough
Linens
John Greek
Roland McDowell
Emmons Frederick
Wm. Hart
Lewis England
G. H. Whaley
Whaley & Stahl
Ed Gibbs
Big Four Excursions and Ohio Fair Travel Deals
Big Four offers half rate trips to Columbus and return for the Ohio State Fair September 3 to 7 with tickets valid through September 8. Special low rate excursions on September 11 from Peoria and other Illinois points to Ohio destinations west of Cincinnati with 30 day validity. Rates from Peoria to Columbus quoted at 7.50, other point rates vary. Jacob Shoemaker, Hancock county pioneer, dies at Mt. Blanchard aged 85. He founded a tailor shop and a general store with his brother before retirement. survived by son John Shoemaker of Findlay.
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Hyans. Marble Co
Baltimore
Chicago
T. O’brien, & Co
Upper Sandusky
White & Priest
Dayton
John F., Winters
Wooster
Ohio
Howe, & Dixon
Toledo
Stollberg & Clapp Cos
David J. Braun “Manufacturing Co
Seth Thomas Clock Co
Clinton
Iowa
W. H. Mullens
Salem
August Roekr
Bucyrus
O. Bollers
Jacob Greek
Fort. Adams
Newport
R. I
Robbins Post
Post
Limbaugh & O’connor
Tiffin
Court House
City Main
John Truax
J. W. Richards
Samuel L. Walter
Columbus
Big Four
State of Ohio
Peoria
Ill
Litchfield
Cairo
Illinois
Indiana
Cincinnati
Springfield
Marion
Sandusky
Peoria, Jr
Jacob Shoemaker
Hancock County
Mt. Blanchard
Mr Shoemaker
Krout
Blanchard
John Shoemaker
Findlay
House and Barn Rent Offer by September First
A house and barn are offered for rent starting September 1 with a monthly payment of twelve dollars. The listing mentions Dr. J. E. Nicuows as the contact or owner.
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J. E. Nicuows
Neighbors Attend Services as West Ridge Visitor Spotted
In Springville last Sunday preaching services were held. A. J. Fosty of West Ridge visited town Sunday afternoon. Jesse Brayton of Hector visited relatives here. F. E. Jenet of Vanlue stayed with A. W. Luzaders. Eva Basom of Carey visited Miss Etha Dible. Mrs. Sarah Newcomer spent days with her daughter Mrs. William King of Alvada. S. B. Smith plans to build a house on the site of last spring's burned dwelling. Carl Dible and sister Altha of Kenton visited relatives before returning home Sunday.
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A. J. Fosty
West Ridge
Jesse Brayton
Hector
F. E. Jenet
Vanlue
A. W. Luzaders
Eva Basom
Carey
Etha Dible
Sarah Newcomer
Wm. “King
Alvada
Smith
Carl Dible
Miss Altha
Kenton
Sanday
Township trustees must appoint ditch supervisors statewide
Attorney General Sheets rules township boards must appoint a ditch supervisor for each township to hold until next spring, transferring repair power from county commissioners. Wyandot County shows no appointments yet, and the law may affect many counties. The Sept Ladies Journal highlights social history, notable Southern mansions, Phillips Brooks, and fall fashion trends. One dollar a year ten cents 2 copy
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Sheets
Columbus
T. L. Taylor
Franklin County
State
Attorney General
White House
Sept
Ladies’ Home Journal
Adamses
Executive Mansion
South
Phillips Brooks
Abb
Frost
California
Yellowstone Park
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Whooping Cough Relief Cited by Dunville Mother
Mrs OB Dutton of Dunville recalls her children suffering whooping cough and credits Foley's Honey and Tar with providing relief. She says a small bottle gave noticeable help when doctors offered little. The account highlights the remedy's perceived effectiveness.
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OB Dutton
Dunville
Ils
Foley
Ewin
Special Excursion Tickets to Northern Michigan Resorts
Round trip fare six dollars for excursions via Ohio Central Lines to Frankfort Crystal Lake Traverse City Petoskey and Mackinaw City. Tickets available Tuesday Sept 4 and valid through Saturday with further details from agents.
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Northern Michigan
Ohio Central Lines
Frankfort
Crystal Lake
Traverse City
Petoskey
Mackinaw City
Mackinage
Tiche
Callon
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Main St
Big Four Railroad
Hal
Frederick’s Grocery
Scranton
James Ogg
Agency For the
Bessemer
Ray
Cosgray & Ash
NEW Court House
Yost & Packard
C. Boseker & Son
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. W. Garcelon
Charleston
W. Va
Upper Satelleke
North Amherst
Cleveland Stone Co
Pittsburg Bridge Co
Osborn Engineering Co
Cleveland
Champion Iron Co
Gillanite Roofing & Paving Co
St. Louis
Geo. R. Butler & Co
W. E H. Mullins
Ruthland
East Tennessee
Tama
Richmond
City Council
Springville
New Law
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