Defiance County Express Rail Line Timings
Fragmentary OCR text lists various time stamps and rail car or express names such as Atlantic Ex and Louis Fast Press with times 8:37 PM 1:27 PM and 7:10 PM. Indicates a schedule or timetable snippet for westbound service entries and numbered express lines.
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A.M. Rough Pereneienties
Atlantic
Coicanacecidiarpeiiesce
Express
Et Louis Fast Press
Pacificress
Sprecinnbeia
A.M
Republicans Rally In City Before Election Day
Local notes report a major Republican rally planned for tomorrow evening. Several residents travel, markets and shops run busy, and campaign mood peaks as tax and saloon issues spark debate across the town.
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L. Heacock
Dollie
Geo. Booth
Fourth Ward
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending Oct 30 1884
Transfers listed by the Recorder's office include William F. 200 acres to Mart 4100 Charles Miller to Joan W. Garman lot 8 in Hicksville 425. E Greek to John Greek 40 acres in Mark 700. J S Haller to Michael Rice business lot on Clinton street Defiance 8000. Carrie B Binkley to W C Holgate lot 9 Defiance 10. John Beahm to Caroline Neid hart lot 6 Defiance 1000. Albert Elliott to Caroline Neiderhart 292 acres Richland 400. Caroline Neiderhart to John and Elizabeth Beahm 82 acres Richland 2900. Andrew Sauer part of lot 64 Defiance 409.
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Recorder’s Office
William F
Charles Miller
Joan W. Garman
Hicksville
Carrie B. Binkley
W. C. Holgate
Defiance
John Beahm
Caroline Neidhart
Albert Elliott
Caroline Neiderhart
Richland
John and
Elizabeth Beahm
Andrew Sauer
County Liquor Tax of 1883 Divides Funds
In 1883 the Scott liquor tax yielded 9439 dollars in this county. Of this total 6190 dollars went to the city treasury, 3231 dollars to the county poor fund, and the remainder was used for the treasurer's fees.
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Scott
Local School Article Reattributed to Lady Writer
Readers are told the piece on local schools in Monday’s paper credited to a male author was actually written by a female columnist. The note dismisses claims of political motive and urges the critic to accept the author’s stance.
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Democrat
Culley
Good Advice For Auglaize Grange Address
John A. Sheffield’s address to the Auglaize Grange offers farming guidance and cautions county fair managers on gambling schemes. The paper urges excluding gamblers to keep respectable citizens patronizing the fairs and calls for wise action by the society.
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John A. Sheffield
Tittle Hecht Married at Defiance Ohio 1884
Miss Mary I Tittle of Defiance married William Hecht of Rapid City on October 13 1884 at the Methodist Episcopal church in Defiance Rev Hodges officiated. The groom, vice president of the First National Bank and prominent in town affairs, is praised as a gentleman. The bride is described as accomplished and will be welcomed by Rapid City citizens and local Republicans.
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S. D. Potters
Columbus C
Ohio State Dental Society
R. Ellis, Jr
Defiance National Bank
Democratic Party
Defiance
Ohio
Hodges
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary I. Tittle
William Hecht
Rapid City
First National Bank
Ahoe
Republican
Local Notices and Personal News Update
Uncle Billy Nicely heads another journey while Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knight return from Defiance. Clara Thoure returns from Toledo and Ida Hill visits relatives in Hicksville. Rev. Baker delivers farewell at the Presbyterian church and heads to near Harrisburg Pennsylvania. A lively music and milk social raises over thirty eight dollars including the quilt fund. Mrs. John Price wins the quilt and Mrs Taylor Cook the ring. Samuel Smith reports a sixth son. Allan McDonald marries Myrtie M Spangler at Defiance. Halsey family visit from Wauseon. roofs updated on several houses.
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Billy Nicely
Richard Knight
Defiance
Clara Thoure
Toledo
Ida Hill
Hicksville
Baker
Presbyterian Church
Here
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
New Church
John Price
Taylor Cook
Brunersburg
Crary
Dick Everett
Samuel Smith
Allan McDonald
Newville
Ind
Myrtie M. Spangler
P. J. Spangler
Plymouth
Halsey
Wauseon
H’s
Ambrose Springler
Abe Berky Kile
Alex McConkey
A. Bercaw
Local notices and obituaries from Hicksville district town
Visits from Miss Hattie Merifield and others to Michigan Indiana Ohio residents are listed. Died notices include Mrs Bruce Miller and Joseph Said with funeral details. Debating society organized at district 3 schoolhouse with officers elected. E E Hale celebrated 16th wedding anniversary. Democratic disputes blamed on Forlow and Republican votes.
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Thomas Keer
Warsaw
Ind
Ella Tritch
Bryan
Jas. Fisher
Bruce
Garfield
Liberty Corners
Mery Flint
Clarksville
Hollinger
Bruce Miller
Rev. Barr
Auburn
Joseph
U. B. Church
Tedrow
Golden Hill
E. E. Hale
Hale
Forlow
Washington
Welsh and Krotz Wedding at Bride's Parents Home
William E. Welsh and Lavina Krotz wed at the bride’s parents residence on Wednesday evening October 29 1884 with Rev. W J Hodges officiating.
Worthy Grange Address Urges Education and Unity for Farmers
A Springfield speaker extols the Grange as a rural educational force, warns against gambling and beer at fairs, and advocates farmer education, political responsibility, and united action to boost agriculture and county prosperity. He calls for local Grange growth, lectures, and civic engagement, praising Father Taylor and urging harmony and mutual support among industries.
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Gambli
Department of Crime
Agricultural
Ohio State University
Farmers’ Institute
State Board of Agriculture
Grange
College
Columbus
Ceget
Springfield
Oime
Father Taylor
Farewell to Father Taylor Pioneer of Auglaize Grange
The passage honors a longtime grange member known for integrity and advocacy. It recalls his steadfast defense of the weak, opposition to corruption, and lifelong service to the community and grange ideals. His death marks a solemn farewell as members pledge to continue his charitable work.
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Grange
Auglaize Grange
Father Taylor
Common Pleas Court dispositions and judgments list
The Common Pleas Court reports numerous cases dis posed of or continued including Frank N. Challoit versus City of Defiance with $500 judgment for plaintiff and several decrees or settlements. Other entries show verdicts for defendants, liens, and costs, with multiple continuances and settlements. an advertising notice for lamps and bacon appears at the end.
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Defiance County Express
Frank C. Culley
First
Clinton Streets
Wabash, St. Louis and
Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Baltimore & Newton Express
Seaten
Stenne Font Line
Cago Express
Peter Kuhn
Montpelier
Jim Jarvis
M. E. Heller
The
A. A. Aldrich
Geo. A. Booth
Richland Township
Abbie Clemmons
Fred Cheney
Green Dale
Nebraska
J. W. Phillips
Alice Deatrick
Woodward
C. E. Miller
Opera House
Addie Thompson
Perrysburg
J. A. Orcutt
Colby & Scott
Keinig & Yingling
Blaine
Logan
New York
G. W. Bechel
Flo. Brownell
C. P.tittle
Jos. Ralston
B. W. Slagle
Bowen
Lyman Langdon
M. E. Church
Russell House
Titthe—Hecht
Farmer Center
Nora Bene
Clinton House Hotel
Bet
4Th and 5Th Sts
Krotz & Morse’s
J. A. Sheffield
Auglaix Grange
Defiance County
Common Pleas Court
Benjamin Clemmer
Clara Clemmer
Charles E. Miller
A. J. Getts
Agreeant
American Insurance Company
George M. Schmidt
Simon Elliott
Mary A. Elliott
Hannah L. Platter
H. H. Vocke Bros
John Knapp
Frank N. Challoit
City of Defiance
Francis M. Thompson
Sylvester Eee
Mackey
Farmers’ Friend Marg. Co
M. D. Cleveland
Chase, Isherwood & Co
William A. Miller
John C. Smith
Bernard Weber
Nora Powell Dorsey
John A. Neidhart
Elizabeth J. Kennel
Emma Keister
Peter Schlosser
B. F. Bauman
Esther Parker
Deloss W. Sargent
the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Co
Jacob R. Moore
Karst & Tenzer
Lay W. Richardson
Switzer & Kehnast
John T. Hidey
Clay, Crow & Co
George Siler
W. H. Lehman
John Siler
Mary Ann Jo
Knore& Morses
Harley
Lester
Michigan Boots
Harleys
Odd Fellows Block
Russell
House
Kittner Bros
Cothiers
Clinton and
Second Streets
DR. Alberts
Hl. M. Sigler
Crockery Store
Mason
China
Cleveland
Medical Institute
Case Library
Postoffice
Wee Abe
Albert
United States
Ant Nall
Giana Seenaan Tee
Switzer
Kelinast
Clinton Street
Monaeematt
Harrows
Clinton St
Fayette Normal and Business College
Fae
Fcoom
Ikan
E. P. Ewers
N, G
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