Wyandot County Tax Payments and Local Incidents
Wyandot County residents including Ernest Dunn Charles Quince Frank Haupt and Campbell Co paid their Aikin tax last Thursday. Saloons number twenty in the county with most in Upper Sandusky and the county capital. A murder of a horse kick incident claimed Annabelle Schindler near Nevada. a quick court action saw O’Brien arraigned for speeding in Upper Sandusky. Maurice Underwood and Miss Jesse Emerson wed in Upper Sandusky with a hasty honeymoon in Michigan. Nevada plans year end entertainments secured via Ridpath Bureau. County officials consider a $75009 bond issue for memorial building with governor Harman ordering special election in November.
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Ernest Dunn
Charles Quince
Aire Pe Ioricion Ab
Prank Haupt
Upper
Sandusky
and Campbell & Co
Wyandot
Upper Sandusky
Kirby
Peinté
Maurice L. Underwood
Jesse Emerson
Sycamore
J. A. Holland
M. E. Church
Court House
Michigan
Annabelle
M. V. Schindler
Nevada
Contempt of Court Fines Levin W K Marshal and Vogel
Dr W K Marshal and W K Vogel of Wharton were fined $10 each plus costs for contempt in Hancock county common pleas court. O C Moe avoided penalties by not answering summons. he faced no fine. The case arose from a $10 000 damages suit by Isaac W Shirk against George W Riter over injuries from shoeing a horse.
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W. K. Marshal
W.K. Vogel
O. C. Moe
Wharton
Common Pleas Court
Hancock County
Isaac W. Shirk
George W. Riter
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Duncan
Marshal
Vogel
Moe
Ginseng and Golden Seal Gathered Near Lima Road
Mason Cornish of Kenton and Ray Burton collected ginseng and golden seal in Hancock County near the Lima road six miles from Findlay, selling a large quantity to a local druggist. Cornish plans to return Monday to continue the search. he says Hancock County plants are of high quality and in demand by druggists. Burton notes Cornish’s vast botanical knowledge and ability to identify plants and trees.
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Mason Cornish
Kenton
Findlay
Mr. Cornish
Ray Burton
Lima Road
Cornish
Hancock County
Ohio
Indiana
Burton
Findlay Republican
Findlay Prepares for Hancock County Centennial
Hancock county residents begin centennial observance with the dedication of a log schoolhouse replica of the first school in the county. Centennial week runs from Sunday August 18 to Saturday August 2, highlighting local history.
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Findlay
Hancock County
New Pharmacist Joins Galopolis New Pharmacy
Glarry Ingles of Galopolis began duties Monday as pharmacist at the New Pharmacy. He is a graduate of Ada College of Pharmacy this spring.
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Glarry Ingles
Galopolis
New Pharmacy
Mr. Ingles
College of Pharmacy
Ada
Reliable Market Reports Endorse Chicago Record-Herald Authority
The Chicago Record-Herald is praised for accurate complete market coverage across global financials. Its trusted editors, Wall Street correspondents, and exclusive reports on stock banking and commodity prices establish it as a premier source for reliable market news.
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West
Chicago Record Herald
London
New York
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Record-Herald
Board of Trade and Financial
George
Beacher
Daily
Pythian Sisters Bid Farewell To Members
Last Thursday after the regular meeting, Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. Bert Adelsperger’s North Vance Street home. They honored Mrs. Adelsperger and her mother Mrs. Jink with a hand painted plate before the duo’s move to Union City Indiana. The gathering was described as very pleasant.
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Pythian Sisters
Bert Adelsperger
North Vance Street
Adelsperger
Jink
Union City
Ind
Bayles Attends State Christian Endeavor Meet in Canton
The Rev. W. Elmen Bayles travels to Canton this week as delegate from the United Evangelical church to the State Christian Endeavor convention. He is accompanied by his daughter Miss Mary Bailey and Miss Dollie Honsburger of Baltimore Ohio.
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Tev. W. Elmen Bayles
Canton
State Christian Endeavor Convention
United Evangelical Church
Mary Bailey
Dollie Honsburger
Baltimore
Ohio
Dinner guests share from town and nearby
Mr. and Mrs M J Ruffing of north of town hosted Sunday dinner guests Mrs Joe Haubert and son Jerome of Millersville Mr Joe Ehrenfried of Tiffin and Mr and Mrs C F Pflueger Frederick and Mr Otto Pflueger of this city attended.
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M. J. Ruffing
North of Town
Joe Haubert
Jerome
Millersville
J.eo Ehrenfried
Bluffton Mayor Fines Liquor Violations In Beal Law
Bluffton mayor Lugibihl fines Casper Ilerman and one son five hundred dollars each for selling liquor in violation of Beal local option law. Lugibihl runs a Bluffton brewery.
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Lugibihl
Bluffton
Casper Ilerman
Beal
Proposal No 39 outlines constitutional amendment process
The article discusses Proposal No 39 and Proposal No 89 for amending the constitution. It argues for a balanced method where amendments require a majority of voters at the election, not just a general majority, with provisions for annual or special elections and future review every twenty years. It notes concerns about party ballot endorsement and the need for a reasonable amendment process. Vote for proposal No 30.
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United States
General Assembly
Taft Wins Nominating Ballot At Stormy Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention closed after a turbulent session marked by contested delegations. Taft secured the nomination on the first ballot with 561 votes as Roosevelt delegates largely abstained. Lafollette was listed as a candidate for vice president with Wisconsin and North Dakota supporting him. Sherman nominated for VP. Roosevelt later urged a mass meeting in Armory Hall and declined the nomination, signaling another convention in August.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Gishin
Lafollette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Sherman
Armory
Hall
Hns
Summer Mass Schedule At Church For Sundays
The services for Sunday during the summer months list Low Mass at 8:00 a.m. High Mass at 10:00 a.m. Rosary instructions and benediction at 7:30 p.m. All hours are in sin time.
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Fatrakee Aroys
M. Pusu
Hay crop outlook reported as short by local farmer
A farmer west of town told the Times on Saturday afternoon that the hay crop this season will be short. He notes two winters of frozen clover and an worn old stand. Many farmers have plowed hay fields and overall acreage is smaller than usual.
Council Proceedings On Caitepane Meeting Night
The Caitepane council met last Monday with Laughlin mayor Angu clerk and councilmen present. Bills paid include Sunday Creek Coal Co for 3395 and repairs and services by Livingston, Drake, Wonder, Snyder, Weaks and others. The fire floor dilapidation was referred to the fire committee. Johnston offered a guarantee to oil Patterson street. An ordinance for Vance street paving curbing and bonds was introduced and passed.
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Caitepane
Laughlin
Angu
Chambers
Brown
Dunla
Kennerley
Kurtz
Johnson
Sunday Creek
Coal Co
Robert Drake
Fifu
Crawford
Tragéeen
Chas. Hunter
F. Wonder
Toedo
COLES
Leaman Ambaugh Family Reunion Attended in Ashland
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Leaman traveled to Ashland on Friday to join relatives for the Leaman Ambaugh reunion held the next day.
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Samuel Leaman
Ashland
Leaman-Ambaugh
Sunday Guests at Powell Residence
Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Passett and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wickiser of Wharton, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Powell west of town.
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George Passett
Nelson Wickiser
Wharton
Daniel Powell
West of Town
Election of Officers at Young People’s Society
On Sunday evening the Young People’s Society of the United Evangelical church elected officers for the next six months. President A. W. Luzader, Vice President Mrs Elza Jacobs, Secretary Mr Lewis Hart, Treasurer Miss Lucila Rowe, Organist Miss Nellie Phili, Chorister Miss Mary Bailey, Jun Supt. Mrs S Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the United Evangelical Church
A. W. Luzader
Elza Jacobs
Lewis Hart
Lucila Rowe
Nellie Phili
Mary Bailey
S. Dunlap
Christian Science Services Schedule and Testimony Meeting
Christian Science Services will be held Sunday June 30 at 10:16 a.m. with the topic Christian Science. A testimony meeting is listed for Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at Newhard Block on Noten Vance Street.
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Christian Science Services
Christian Science
Newhard Block
Noten Vance St
Coal Bid Notice for Crawford Township Schools
Bids for the year's coal supply to Crawford township schools will be received by the Clerk until noon on July 1, 1912. The total coal amount to be determined by the Board. I. L. Livinestor, Clerk.
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Crawford Township
I. L. Livinestor
Notice to Water Consumers on July Rent and Office Hours
Notice to water consumers states all rents due in July with payment only at the office for non permanent businesses. The clerk will be available July 1 to August 1 except Sundays on specified hours. Water will be turned off if unpaid by August 1 with a $1 penalty. Celery powders advertised as headache cure.
Untitled note on furnace work and materials
Incomplete OCR fragment describes hot air furnaces and work steps. It mentions materials and tasks but details are unclear. No clear dates, places, or names are identifiable.
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Hocking Valley Ry
W. H. Fisher
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