Four Generations of a Noted Wyandot County Family
A local Wyandot County family of four generations is profiled. Milton Kear, 80, lives near Carey with his son W G Kear. sons Alvin of Upper Sandusky, D F near Wharton, and H A of Carey. The clan, of Scottish descent, traces roots to Tymochtee and a long farming lineage, with ties to Clyde and Alvada through stock shipping and a family reunion reveal.
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Wyandot County
Clyde
Carey
Tymochtee
A. Kear
Levi Haines
Alvada
Main Street
Charles Kear
N. A
Richland Township
W.7h. Snyder
Russell
Charles
Kears
Williams County
Kear
Blaée
Milton
Milton Kear
Local Real Estate and Loan Offers Prominent in Classifieds
Advertisements list loan at fifty thousand dollars with low interest and flexible payoff. Several farms and houses for sale include an 80 acre well tiled property near a pike, a new farmstead 14 miles from town, a five room house at 3300, a seven room house with cellar, and a first class parcel on West Main Street. Also a steady insurer seeking representation with ten first class companies.
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Pike
You live room house in good condition for sale
Local real estate listing advertises a single living room house in good order and affordable price. Details about size not provided. emphasizes value for buyers seeking cheap accommodation.
Poultry Wanted Advertises at Qu rey Ohio Market
The notice invites farmers to bring poultry to the old woolen mill in Qu rey Ohio for sale at the highest market price. References C F Hunter Cranster Line Headquarters and American Express Office Phone 39.
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American Express Office
Barmers
Qurey
Ohio
Arnold Bras
New Stove and Furnace by J W Peter at Local Foundry
Mr J W Peter of the foundry develops a stove and furnace with a new principle. Cold air passes through the fire, a design patented by Mr Wilts of Alvada. Demonstrations show satisfactory results and experts see promise for manufacturing if suitable arrangements are made. Carey's interest and Toledo’s prior proposal are noted as costly and uncertain. The board of trade and public will watch Peter’s enterprise closely.
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J. W. Peter
Wilts
Alvada
Peter
Carey
Board of Trade
Toledo
Ice wagon workload fills Springville ice houses
No earthquake fear is raised as the ice wagon remains busy across the land. H Snyder has stored up to 194 tons in the ice house north of the mill by Tuesday and 350 more tons are soon needed. Eli Hackenberger also reports several hundred tons in the Crislip ice house and more to come.
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H. Snyder
Eli Hackenherer
Springville
Crislip
Snyder
Mr. Hackenberger
Crislip Pond
The Firemans Benefit at Opera House Draws Crowd
The Fireman benefit raised $25.00 on Friday evening at the Opera House with a large audience. The show featured George Pethuns Will Montane Verne Campbell A Blue Mack Dow and Ben Kitzler with J J Simmis leading the Firemen band. Miss Bessie McGuire Jadys Kennerley Madonna Strap and Hart Keaton sang solos and Franklin Newhard recited. The program was well received and the public looks forward to another entertainment this winter.
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Opera House
Geeorge Pethuns
Will Montane
Verne Campbell
A. Blue
Mack Dow
Ben Kitzler
J. J. Simmis
Bessie McGuire
Jadys Kennerley
Mdna Strap
Hart Keaton
Franklin Newhard
Theemen
Wil Se
Buried Bark Returns Quiet at Foundry Yard
The article notes the erstwhile disagreeable noise from the gas engine at the foundry is buried, muting the loud din that once accompanied machinery. It suggests the engine’s absence leaves the yard quieter, though some residual sound remains.
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Ile
Ill Mrs Bokurtz Recovers. Nurse Discharged
Mrs H Bokurtz, ill for about two weeks and at risk of pneumonia, is recovering nicely. The nurse was dismissed last Friday evening.
Sale of Brooms by Charles Elchért at New Rigaet
Charles Elchért sold seventeen dozens of handmade brooms last week at New Rigaet. He did all the work himself and completed the entire batch.
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Charles Elchért
New Riegté
Upper Sandusky Notices Include Elections and Local Deals
Wyandot County briefs report thirty five applicants for teacher certificates in Upper Sandusky and a Presbyterian church call to Rev. George F. Lowery of Perrysburg. Leipsic Tribune bought by O Riley. the paper remains Republican. Local suits seek damages and land sales occur as officials close books and prepare audits. A fountain plan costs 10000 dollars. a new street-car link to Marion advances. small fires and a business license ordinance affect nonresidents.
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Upper Sandusky
Presbyterian
George FI. Lowery
Perrysburg
O. He Riley
Nevada
Leipsic
Gottfried
Mattie Culler
Henry W. Culler
Ridge Township
George W. Baughman
Samuel Barth
Eden Township
Ruth Johnson
Stanley Tracht
Representative Mouser
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Western Reserve College
Cleveland
Findlay
Marion
Mt. Blanchard
Forest
Marseilles
William Kelley
Mae Scott
Fostoria
Brown
Wyandot County
Union County
Nellie Weiss
Common Pleas Court
George Marshall
Marshall
Laura Stevens
Court House Square
Sandusky
Pythian Sisters Convention Attendees Visit Sycamore
Mrs. P. K. Wonder and her daughter Miss Inez spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Sycamore attending the district convention of the Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Wonder served as a delegate from the temple Here. Also present were Mrs. George Montague Mrs. H. G. Chambers and Mrs. C. C. Knepper who attended Friday's session.
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P. K. Wonder
Inez
Sycamore
Pythian Sisters
Wonder
Temple
George Montague
H. G. Chambers
C. C. Knepper
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First National Bank
Adriance Platt
Plymouth
Plymouth Twine
M. Beck & Son
J. A. Smith
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
C. F. Hunter
Cranster Line
The
Sycamore Council
Eits
Pythian Sisters’ Convention
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