Bryan Visits Town on Hocking Valley Railroad Trip
Editorial recounts William Jennings Bryan Democratic presidential candidate passing through on the Hocking Valley line Wednesday forenoon. A large crowd gathered but few heard him as the train was longer than expected and moved quickly after water and coal pickups. Judson Harmon and C. C. Anderson were aboard, sharing handshakes with locals as the Nebraskan expressed pleasure at the reception.
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William Jennings Bryan
Democraticc
Hocking Valley
Sp.ak
Judson Harmon
C.C. Anderson
Congress
Bryan
Athenian Literary Society Names Officers and Schedules Meeting
The Athenian Literary Society reorganizes with President J M Puchta and Vice President Forest Livingston. Secretary Miss Gladys Nichols Reporter Miss Mae Williams Executive Committee members named. Public meeting to be held in the library assembly room next Friday evening with prominent citizens speaking.
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The
Athenian Literary Society
J. M. Puchta
Forest Livingston
Gladys Nichols
Mae Williams
Jacob Nitrauer
Millard Steen
Ralph Livingston
Ralph Smith
Injury at Lime and Stone Plant Halts Worker
Friday just before noon Ira Ackerman a Lime and Stone plant employee suffered a severe injury when his left foot was caught in the engine crank shaft. The third toe broke and the foot was otherwise injured. Dr J D Southward dressed the wound and Ackerman will be disabled for several weeks.
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Ira Ackerman
J. D. Southward
Mr. Ackerman
Jeremiah Snook Dies After Illness At Home
Jeremiah Snook of the Carey area died Sunday afternoon at 4 30 at age 76 years and 18 days from stomach cancer after two and a half months bedfast. He leaves a wife and son John Snook. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 at St. Paul with Rev. Elmer Bailey of Findlay officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
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Jeremiah Snook
Carey
On His Way to Europe from St. Louis
Grove Newhard of St. Louis spent Saturday with relatives here and heads to New York from which he sails for Europe in mid October. He is a foreign buyer for Ely & Walker's wholesale dry goods house.
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Grove Newhard
St. Louis
New York
Europe
Newhard
Nation Department of Ely & Walker
Temperance Rally Set for Public Square Saturday Evening
Rev. J. A. Wright of Columbus addresses the temperance rally at 7 30 PM on the public square. If rain postpones the event, it will be moved to Beck's Hall. Music will be provided by the Male Quartette.
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J. A. Wright
Columbus
Beck
Ladies Aid Market at Cosgray Ash Store
The East Division of the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church will hold a market at Cosgray and Ash's store on Saturday September 26. Sales include flame made cake bread pie doughnuts dressed chickens and cottage cheese starting at 10 oclock.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
Cosgray & Ash
Card of Thanks for Hiram K Peirce and Family
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during the illness and death of husband and father Hiram K Peirce. Mrs. Hiram K Peirce and Children.
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Hiram K Peirce
Memorial Postponed by Peirce Funeral Obedience to Odd Fellows
The Rebekas postponed their memorial service originally set for last Sunday afternoon due to the funeral of H K Peirce. The service was conducted under the auspices of the Odd Fellows.
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Rebekas
H K. Peirce
The
Odd Fellows
Festival at Vanlue Benefits Vanlue High School
A Saturday evening festival in Vanlue benefits Vanlue High School. The scholars organize the event with music provided by the band for entertainment and fundraising.
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Vanlue
Vanlue High School
Drowned man from Toledo identified as local operator
J. A. Leonard, a well known Toledo resident and Walbridge opera tor, drowned Tuesday night after walking off a bridge. his body was later recovered.
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J. A. Leonard
Toledo
Walbridge
Charles Gatton Opens Cigar Factory in Simonis Block
Charles Gatton opens a cigar factory in the Simonis block, continuing his former business in the area. The move marks a return to manufacturing after previous activity in the city.
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Charles Gatton
Simonis
William S Dipert dies after long illness in 1908
William Sherdon Dipert born Hancock county May 7 1872 died September 19 1908 after a three year illness. He was the sole support of aging parents and left a grieving family of two sisters Mrs O C Carr and Mrs Boyce one brother Carey Dipert. Funeral September 22 at home with Rev C F M Greene sermon from Philippians 1 21 Nearer My God to Thee sung by quartet and interment in Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were relatives. Out of town mourners listed.
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William Sherdon Dipert
John Dipert
Hancock County
O.C. Carr
Boyce
Carey Dipert
Peter Wonder
Jacob Stief
Chas. Fields
Gordon Hickle
God
Spring Grove Cemetery
Charles Carr
Harry Tanner
Fred Tanner
John Boyce
Lawrence Stout
Ed Duffield
Bell Fout
Carrie Carver
Tane Altman
Effie Spayde
Joseph Altman
Ben Kitzler
New Officers Named for W C T U Chapter
The W G T G met at Mrs. Jacob Wonder's home in September for devotions and business. Elected for the upcoming year were President Mrs. D D Felker. vice presidents Mrs. J Gilliland Mrs. C D Smith Mrs. S H Bailey and Mrs. William Hook. Recording Secretary Mrs. Emma O'Brien. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. J C Dow. Treasurer Mrs. Lionel Ranger. Mrs. D D Felker was named delegate to the state convention in Akron October 6 to 8.
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Jacob Wonder
D. D. Felker
J. Gilliland
C D. Smith
S. H. Bailey
William Hook
Emma O'Brien
J. C. Dow
Lionel Ranger
Akron
Sal Bargain Echoes Through Forty Years Of Union Trade
The dialogue hints at a long marriage and a request from Hank Perkins to Sal. Si agrees on one condition, recalling four decades of companionship and twenty five years of shared hardships. The excerpt suggests an old time domestic dispute framed as a negotiation over Sal.
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Marlar
Hank Perkins
Sal
South Bend
Stove upgrades lead to gift for Sal at local exhibit
Si and Hank visit Ranger Fluston's display and purchase two top ranges with a semi porcelain ware set, a cook book, and a souvenir. They plan to buy Sal a new range in exchange for her. The exhibit runs several days inviting others to follow suit.
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Mariar
Hank Perkins
Sal
Hank
Ranger & Fluston’s
City Council Minutes Note Maintenance and Payments
Monday night meeting attended by mayor and councilors. Bills paid include animal burial, dirt hauling, painting, cart hauls for fire department, librarian salary, and labor fees. A cement curb at Patterson and South streets crossing was approved for construction.
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J. W. Weeks
Az. Snyder
Essere
D.J. Humbert
F H. Frederick
John Wehrle
Wesley Patterson
Mabel Newhard
Robert Drake
Patterson and
South Streets
American visitors fuel Egyptian begging, Croker says
Richard Croker notes American money sustains Egypt, with two thirds of visitors he met from the United States. He observes Americans support locals, and that beggary is pervasive from hotel to street, with Egyptian children seeming to beg from birth.
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Richard Croker
Egypt
Mr. Croker
America
States
Silage farming cuts dairy feed costs with sage as aid
The piece stresses farmers must rely on home grown feeds to feed dairy cattle as commercial feeds rise in price. It notes silage and especially sage as the most economical option for sustaining dairy herds on the farm.
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