Snow Flake Flour Leads Local Grocers
Try Snow Flake Flour sold by all dealers. Remember the big United States store opens Aug 5 at 105 Clinton street. Snow Flake Flour takes the lead ask your grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Mills
Harman Kahlo
Toledo
Baltimore Bakery
North Defiance
Clinton Street
Frank Powell
Express Force
Koch
Brunersburg
Jesse Shultz
Colby & Scott's
Wertheimer-Krotz
Sutphen
Wertheimers
Fred Kessee
United States
Grace Episcopal Church
Jarvis Knitting Mill
Corrections issued for misreport on late Alonzo Lockwood
The Garrett Clipper article misstated facts about Alonzo Lockwood, late county real estate owner, including family status and heirs. The Express notes the correction, confirms Lockwood left a wife and five heirs with two adopted children wrongly claimed, and cites the administration’s statements on settling the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Garrett Clipper
Alonzo Lockwood
Lockwood
Frank Clark
Sonal
Indiana
Mr. Lockwood
Maumee Bridge Work Delayed by Weather Despite Good Conditions
The Maumee bridge project faces delays in completing pier and abutments though spring weather has been favorable. Simonds barber shop closes for finances related repairs after internal disputes over cash and rent. Gas well drilling progresses with the casing in place and expectation of reaching gas soon. A street quarrel between Charley Krotz and the Wertheimers ends with apparent reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumee Brdge
Simonds
Defiance Teachers Institute Held at Hicksville in August
The Defiance county teachers institute will be held at Hicksville from August 23 to 28, 1886. Officers include C. C. Biglow as president and H. G. Gardner as vice president. Executive Committee members are Miss Grace Woodward, E. Bercaw and Samuel Dalrymple. Instructors listed are Pro J. Cook of Genoa, Miss Nellie Moore of Defiance, Prof. F. V. Irish of Iowa and Prof. S. F. Hogue of Defiance. Also noted is a Red Clover Blossom remedy marketed by G. W. Becbel and used by German women and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance Normal College
Laura Keller
Lock Haven
National School of Oratory
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Laura Kelier
Cameron and Elk Co
Keller
L. F. Copeland
James P. Sanford
Defiance County Teachers’ Institute
Hicksville
C. C. Biglow
H. G. Gardner
Jennie Otis
Grace Woodward
E. Bercaw
Samuel Dalrymple
Emma Nelson
D. W. Snyder
Anna Otis
M. L. Wesner
Mergy Coulter
Louis Comparett
Cora Overholt
Frank L. Farlow
First Regular Meeting of District Dry Goods Association
The first regular meeting of the District Dry Goods Association of Paulding Defiance Williams Henry and Fulton counties was held. Officers include O F Kramer as president F A B Lowe as secretary W H Moore as treasurer and M J Shoemaker as vice president. An assessment of 50 cents per member was approved and a new executive committee formed from each county. A by law draft established membership rules and meeting plans with an August annual gathering and transport arrangements for an August excursion to Syracuse Lake. Members listed include O F Kramer J L Bevington A B Lowe M E Heller S M Heller J B Couch among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Heller
J. B. Couch
E. T. Binns
O. F. Kramer
F. A. B. Lowe
W. H. Moore
M. J. Shoemaker
Lowe and Heller
Syracuse Lake
Association
J. L. Bevington
Defiance
J. B. Conch
Henry
Williams
J. P. Gasser
Paulding
J. M. Longnecker
Fulton
District Dry Goods Association
Pauking
Williams, Henry
Fu!ton
A. E. Herminghuyser
City Council Pushes New Bridge Over Canal at Third Street
A special Tuesday meeting of the city council discussed the bridge over the canal at Third Street. Present were Thein Bohn Cantlon Otto and Kehnast. They agreed a new bridge is needed and the city engineer should prepare estimates, favoring a design similar to the Dotterer Street bridge. Williams county apple crop expected to be among the largest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Third Street
Thein
Bohn
Cantlon
Otto
Kehnast
Dotterer Street
Family album offered with baking powder at Morse's
An old advertisement promises a free family album with every 1 lb can of Baking Powder at C I Morse's store. It also touts Woodford's Sanitary Lotion for quick cure of ircH prairie mange and scratches, sold by Colby Scott druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Morse’s
Woodford
Colby & Scott
Morse offers basket fired uncolored Japan tea and Gun Powder
C. I. Morse advertises a stock of basket fired uncolored Japan tea and a fine line of Gun Powder and Young Hyson sold cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Morse
Japan
Young Hyson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sten Winding
Emig & Yingling’s
Bates
Waterloo Duke
Roan Duke
Plymouth Rock
J. B. Foot
Illinois
Curtis Holgate & Co
Defiance, Ohio
E Insinnati, Ohio
Corner Bank St
Kindel Ave
Booth
Wabash, St. Louis and
Pacific
Mail & Express
Fast Mail
Pacific Express
St. Louis Express
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
New York Fast Line
Washington and Baltimore
Baltimore
New York Express
Chicago Fast Line
Chicago Express
Chicago Mail
Enid
R. T. Whitaker
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
W. A. McCulloch
Preston
Messrs
J. F. Deatrick
M. £. Heller
Lakeside
Haley
Paulding County
Wonderly
Ft Wayne
Sam Jones
Sam Small
Robert Ging
Sll
Lawton
Hom
Court of Common Pleas
Emanel Whetstone
Flowers
Maggie E. Flenner
William Flenner
Francis Baker
Harrison Baker
Elias Ridenour
Henry McCanney
Orlando B. Partee
Peter Gavel
John Stell
Geo. C. Hall
Peter Schlosser
Adam Minsel
Elizabeth
David Wertheimer
Jones Wintersties
Lilly
Cerrel
Taxrix
W. S. Powell
Powell
Henry Coun
John Powell
Polk
Epiton of
Miss Keiler
Williamsport
Osceola Reveille
Miss Keller
Gazette & Bulletin
Emporium Press
A. Krotz
Clinton
Fifth Srs
Charley Krotz
Teachers’ Institute
Bechel
the Dry Goods Association
New York State
F. Krorz
F. Krorz’s
Farr
Cons
Switzer’s
Council Proceedings
Williams County
Gee
U. S
Hunter Sifter
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. I. Monrse’s
City Ticket Office
Clinton Str
Harley’s Lion
Free C.hampton
Detroit, Mich
Central States
New York
M. EB. Heller & Co
ST. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo, Hannibal, Keokuk
Kansas City
ST. Joseph
Des Moins
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Springfield, Quincy
Peoria
Uncil Bluffs
Mabawa
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Boston
Niagara Falls
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St Louis
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Wabash
Palace Woodruff
Cartine
ST. Louis & Pacific RY
Naan States
Canada
F. Chandler
Louis
Patache Storei
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!