Fire Ravages County Seat Store and Buildings
Editorial notes a devastating Friday night fire and a similar Sunday blaze that destroyed Kinley’s department store with 11 000 loss, 6 300 insured. Buildings owned by Harrison Smith and John Tilton, plus Philip Alten-Serger’s barn and H und Downing lumber plant, suffered losses with insurance coverage. Minor losses reported. volunteers prevented wider spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Kinley
R. Kinley
Harrison Smith
Philip Alten- Serger
H Und Downing
John Tilton
Ida Kinley Company Concert at Snyder's Opera House
Ida Kinley and company performed Friday evening at Snyder's Opera House to a fair audience. The group included Edna Seymour Lillian Cochran and Margueritte Waugh with songs cornet and violin solos and duets. The artists impressed. many numbers were encored and Miss Cochran's readings drew tumultuous applause. Next is Fitch V Cooper as imitator on January 11.
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Snyder’s Opera House
Ida Kinley
Edna Seymour
Lillian Cochran
Fitch
Missionary Tea by Woman's Missionary Society
A tea hosted by the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Evangelical church was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hart on Tuesday afternoon. Mesdames Brayton Stief Fields Jacobs Carr served. Mrs Jacobs read The Way of the Word. a quartet and solos performed Can I Leave Thee. Light refreshments followed. about thirty attended due to weather.
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Charles Brayton
Jacob Stief
Charles Fields
Elza Jacobs
Charles Carr
Woman’s Home and Foreign “Missionary Society of the United Eivangelical Church
S. Hart
Dunlaps
Luther League Meeting at Snyder Home This Thursday
Luther League plans a meeting at the W. H. Snyder home this Thursday night with business to follow and a social to conclude the evening. The event features a Hurlesqneuction as a highlight. Everyone is invited.
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The
Luther League
W. H. Snyder
Land for Sale In Tracts of Two Acres or More
Muck land with soil of best quality offered in tracts of two acres or more. Good neighborhood and excellent shipping facilities. Prices low with easy terms. Address H G Johnson Hudson City?
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Eas
H. G Johnson
Hudson, Dita
Ill With Typhoid Fever In Bighek Township
A man named Martin of Bighek township has been ill with typhoid fever for several weeks and is not getting better. His condition is described as critical.
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Man Martin
Bighek Township
Heart to Heart Mothers Blessings and Nation
The speech extols mothers as divine power behind nations. It cites Napoleon on France’s need for mothers and lauds Jewish, German, English, and American mothering as central to virtue, unity, and future greatness. Mothers are praised as eternal souls’ guardians and the true sustenance of society.
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Napoleon
France
Abraham
Tacitus
England
America
Sons of the Republic
Give up a job for outlook and self employment
A business man argues that sacrificing a higher salary for a better outlook is wise. He cites quitting $75 to $40 and $6,000 to start one's own venture, noting most youths fear future gains and lack initiative. Hugh Chalmers left a high pay to pursue ownership, urging readers to plan a self-directed future.
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Mugh Chalmers
Ag Ao Vilice
Chalmers
House
Nan
Hugh Chalmers
G-Uine
Outlook and career changes for achieving goals
The text advises flexibility in employment, suggesting exchanging higher pay for a smaller role or resigning entirely if the job won’t help reach one’s end. It urges keeping an eye on outlook and using work as a means, not an end, to personal objectives.
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Simmall
United Evangelical Announcements from Carey Church
W Elmer Bailey is pastor. Carey Church schedules Sunday School 9:00 a m preaching 10:30 a m Junior K L C E 2:00 p m K L C E 6:00 p m Teachers Meeting Monday evening Prayer meeting Wednesday evening St Paul Sunday School 10:00 a m preaching 7:00 p m Revival meetings continue through the week.
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W. Elmer Bailey
Carey Church
St. Paul
Overcome by the Cold In Morning Journey
May Johnson daughter of Mrs. W. C. Johnson was overtaken by the cold while driving to school on a Wednesday morning. She was treated at Dr. J. D. Southward's office and received care for several hours to revive circulation. She is now doing nicely.
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May Johnson
W. C. Johnson
J. D. Southward
Sheep Killed By Dogs Ravage Biglick Flocks
In Biglick township trustees granted over seventy five dollars in damages after dogs killed sheep. Named victims Homer Beoyles David Chambers and V V Thomas reported losses last Friday.
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Biglick Township
Homer Beoyles
David Chambers
V. V. Thomas
Priscilla Meeting Plans Follow Up With Washburn Visit
The Priscilla group met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. M. A. Straw. After an hour of needlework and current events, refreshments were served. A follow up meeting is set for three weeks with Mrs. M. A. Washburn.
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Priscillas
M. A. Straw
M. A. Washburn
Poultry Show At Upper Sandusky Draws Hundreds Of Exhibitors
The poultry show at Upper Sandusky runs this week with about six hundred exhibits. Exhibitors include George Wolfrum J A Gibbs Scott Long and the Celery Farm. Ewing's offers gifts for friends.
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Upper Sandusky
George Wolfrum
J. A. Gibbs
Scott Long
Celery Farm
Death of Frances Vogel Aged Three Months at Tiffa
Frances Vogel the three months old son of Mr and Mrs J C Vogel of Tiffa died Tuesday from whooping cough. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. Ewing's advertises large print Bibles at low prices with flexible backs.
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Frances
J. C. Vogel
Tiffa
Ewing
Silk Sale at F Nicholai & Son December 14
Silk sale advertised by F Nicholai and Son of Tiffin offering three dollars worth of silk on December 14. The notice provides no further details.
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F. Nicholai & Son
Tiffin
Lutheran Missionary Meeting and Christmas Gift Ad
At the Lutheran church Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society meeting Rev E Luther Spaid spoke on The History of the Lutheran Church in America. Charles Long and family from Indiana stay with Mr and Mrs Frank Jones due to William Longs illness. Mrs Taulis Von Blon of Bucyrus visited the Cochran home last week. Call 300 if you have news. Ewing's offers Christmas presents to satisfy every taste.
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Lutheran Missionary Meeting
The
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Lutheran Church
E. Luther Spaid
Lutheran Church In America
Charles Long
Indiana
Frank Jones
Mr. Long
William Long
Faker Guides Woodcutters Against Tigers in Indian Forests
The faker begins by gathering his party at a forest edge, erecting huts with deity images and performing offerings. The forest is then declared tiger free, promising protection to cutters who paid homage. If a tiger attacks, the faker departs without offering reasons or apologies.
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Calcutta
Tricks of Short Sight and a Peek at Human Masks
A brief digest of Strand Magazine musings on how myopia alters perception indoors and outdoors, turning faces into indistinct forms and making the world appear as cloud or nothingness. The piece contrasts such vision quirks with a short fictional exchange in Pompano about wealth and taste.
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H. G. Wells
Strand Magazine
Not Mechanical. A vaudeville gag from a tired comedian
A cheap vaudeville show features a tired comedian who has performed nine times and fallen asleep on his trunk. The manager rouses him and asks him to perform again, prompting a quip about not being a film and another line about licenses and a muzzle.
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Dauce
Metropolitan Magasine
Her Train and Disagreeable Attire in the New York Journal
A brief exchange staged by the New York Journal shows an aunt fearing she will miss her train and a dressmaker reassuring her that she will soon get used to gowns that lack any fitting. The dialogue hints at social friction and wit in a domestic scene.
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New York Journal
His Share
A town exchange features a dialogue between a Councilman and an Old Resident about cemetery subscriptions. The resident jokes he has already subscribed three wives, while commentary notes a blunt truth from a humor magazine.
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London Telegraph
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Carey
Ohio
Omer Thrall
Editorial
Upper
Sandusky
Ida Kinley Company
Missionary Tea
Amerry
Nmas
Montague
Edwin’ A. Mye
United “Evangelical Announcements
Priscilla
Ewing’s
Silk Sale
H. B. Kurtz Sons
Pompano
Bagley
Philadelphia
Clara
Ferdy
Cleveland
Puck
Burr Urea Grgs
Fritchie & Pierman
Citizen’s Savings Bank
Che Bome
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Che Gifts Store For Men
Bes
Hart Schaffner & Marz
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