Brunersburg Local Notes Resume Amid Quiet Weather
The column notes dry spell and need for rain, social visits by J Kebnast and wife and Mr Feindel, potato buying by Pod J Schultz, calls from C Seid of Brookville, improvements by Mr Dowe and H L Leaders, preaching schedule shifts, a Sabbath School time, and a teacher’s death causing a school pause. Mrs Brice Hilton rings a large inner bell signaling meal times. Mr Hilton identified as a proactive Republican farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kebnast
Burg
Feindel
J. Schultz
At. C. Seid
Brookville
F. Dowe
HL. C
Community notes and local happenings in Talmage area
Weather warms as roads advance work. young men urged to labor on public works. Joseph Mann and family welcomed Hard Comers visit, while Merrill Otis travels from the Black Hills to visit George Hughes. Local concerts at A B Church and Chapman School draw crowds. a hog handling mishap prompts caution. Barnsberger Bros prepare to saw timber. school and town house construction eyed. a reader asks about a pole sticking half in the mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mann
Hicksville
Joseph
Lealle Husted
Hansleland's
Edward H. Otis, Sr
Barnsberger Bros
Wilhelm
Adams Township News Roundup and Local Notes
Warm weather and wheat heading as Adams Township reports on residents. Fred Peter builds a barn while Samuel Burke nears completion on a fine barn. Delia Deepe visits relatives. Henry Caressel constructs a stock barn. Road crews scrape with improved side scrapers. Local youths cautioned after getting lost. farmers complain of low grain prices but remain hopeful. John Davison visits country, aiding Bob with corn, while John Mekus recovers from illness. Squire Wilda plans a hearty meal for friends, and the West Ridge graveyard fence is repainted. W C Barney shows a new double phaeton. Win Lett works for Barney. Mrs. Lewis Cole remains ill. Logan residents host a river gathering. Cutworms and wireworms threaten young corn. Aron Kline tends mason work on James Lindsay’s brick house. Frank and wife planned to move to Territory. F Bell returns from Defiance Normal School aiming to work on the ROR project in Sherwood. Missing property discussions prompt neighbor committees. Died May 16 Elder A Hootman. burial set at the local house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Basset and Son
Loraine Co
Samuel Burke
Delia Deepe
McComb
Henry Caressel
John Davison
John
John Mekus
Ross
Wilda
Lewis Cole
Logan
Mage Osman
May
Martin Boy
Joe
Aron Kline
James Lindsay
Wisconsin
Frank
Wife
How Much Should Mothers Boe k Doctors
The piece extols Dr Humphrey's Mentor, Manual and Medicines as trusted household remedies. It claims mothers use No 1 for fever or inflammation, No 3 for crying or wakefulness, and No 20 for whooping cough, delivering quick relief with sugar pills and a strong claim of mild power cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Season of 1887 racing at Almont station and Defiance stables
The Almont station Alhambra Chief and the Belgian Stallion Luis start season 1887 on Monday through Wednesday at Napoleon and Thursday to Saturday at the old livery barn on Front street Defiance. Also notices offer farm loans low rates no life insurance required and services from local businesses including Stoves repairs and delivery at Minkel's Furniture and Stove Exchange and Defiance steam laundry with various ads and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almont Station
Alhambra
Luis
Napoleon
Front Street
Defiance
Unclear Reward Notice and Healthcare Ad Fragments
An assortment of old classified style notes mentions a reward for arrest and conviction of boys throwing stones at a local M E church, plus assorted advertisements. The text also warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure, with other mixed recalls to laundry services and salves. The fragmentary content isdated and jumbled, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Ured
Health remedies and patent medicines advertised in old notice
An old catalog-style page advertises numerous patent medicines and tonics. Claims include cures for dyspepsia, liver complaints, kidney issues, and nervous symptoms, with testimonials and sample offers. It mentions Golden Specific and Revita Drug Store, promising quick health improvements and trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revita Drug Store
Jane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bechel
Noold
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
San
And
Pacific
Shea
Go A. Krotz
Clinton and
Fifth Sts
Tam
Wellman
Clinton Street
Hoffman
Wweww
Brunersburg
N.Y
Raines
Warren Se
New York
Mr. Calvary
Enville
Sher
J. P. Buffington
Court House
Adams Township
Fred Peter
W. C. Barney
Lett
F. Bell
Defiance Normal
Sherwood
Jane Haddix
Fineld
A. Hootman
Roaxns & Boor
Mingel
Cony
Nana
CT. Monse
F. L. Hay
Tay C. I. Monn
Reina
Hansa
CT. Morse
Oy Oliver
Thustees
Roaxas
Boor
Roakus & Born
Hall
Jedo
Ohio
Wemgh
Pei Z
United States
Gavatasvens
Sore Symon
Nantes
Colle
Hite
GoLpex
Strciite Co
Innati
Carl le Deas
Anl
Mia
Pheebe Chesley
Petonon
Clay Co
Ll Pin
Norenes
Colby
South America
Slaton D
New Fork Cty
P.O. Box
Peter Dickman
Suanunces the
Deflann Cou Pall
Seagrave & Brother
Toledo
J. J. Kanto & Bros
Lion
Brussels
St Te
Travis
Mornen Grocery
Kirk
Aiseian
Newrance
C.F. Deatrick & Son
Nton and
Third Sta
Defiance, O
Sealy
Pun
Erie Mills
al Bet
Arbuckle, Ryan & Co., Proprietors
Fawn
M. E. Heller & CO
Palace Store
Stor
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