Defiance County Republicans to Hold Mass Convention
Defiance county Republicans announce a mass convention in Defiance city hall on Saturday April 16 1904 at 2:00 pm to elect delegates and discuss the judicial convention. The event organizes representation by townships and wards for the November election under Central Committee orders with H Ghult ers and E Richardson in leadership.
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Defiance County
Dedanse
Ohto
Defiance
Stexor
East Rerisk
Tn. Iy
Washington
Central Committee
Dehanes County
H.ghulters
KE. Richardson
Judicial Convention Notice for Third Judicial District Ohio
Republican delegates of Defiance and surrounding counties convene on April 22, 1904 in Defiance at 10 p m to nominate two judges for the Court of Common Pleas and to address other business as directed by county central committees. Delegates are chosen by mass conventions after ten days notice, with no committee allowed to appoint county or judicial convention delegates. Lawrence, chairman. Omahauneer L. Newcourns.
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Third Judicial District
Ohio
Defance
A. D
Court St.Common Pleas
Eederrick
Enero E
Eee Fallon
Paulding van We Williams
Lawrence
Omaunesr L. Newcourn
Local Residents and Visitors in Farmer Area
Farmer F A Fordham drove to Heeville Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Close, visiting relatives in Virginia and Pennsylvania, returned Tuesday. Florence Thomas came home from Ryan last week. Jeremiah Lord and wife visited Wm Lord and wife Wednesday. Jenry Martin of Dakota is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Bryan moved to Farmer from Mark Center last week. Born to Mr and Mrs Bert Rogers Friday night, a daughter. John Norway and Claud Winn were in Farmer Sunday. Vernon Headley and wife of Bryan were Bandaged in Farmer.
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Fordham
Heeville
Close
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Florence Thomas
Ryan
Jeremiah Lord
Wm Lord and
Jenry Martin
Dakota
Bryan
Farmer
Mark Center
Bert Rodgers
John Norway
Claud Winn
Vernon Headley
Local Notes From Stringtown and Surroundings
Germany Tiffin and Mrs Ernest Smith of Montpelier visited here over Sunday. Gates bought a work horse from Paul Kennel. Henry Buchele lost a work horse Thursday. Beiderwell and Miss Ara Reed of Paulding county visited last week. Ira leaves for Oklahoma next week to take charge of the farm his father purchased recently. John Miller of Jewell called at Stringtown Sunday. Arthur Tittle called on Stock Sunday. Amos Buehrer keeps the farm so clean Uncle Sam will hardly recognize it when he returns from Michigan. E F Shumaker helped O T Benner tile. The main road through Stringtown is poor, with talk of paving. Arthur Tittle may leave for North Dakota soon. Epworth League at St John’s ME church Sundays at 7:30. Mary Stock visited her parents Sunday. Lallie Schultz of Defiance spent Sunday here with her parents. Snider works for J J Craine again this summer. Jefferson Tittle sold a horse to Dave Westrick last week. Pred Lingle and Cora Peterson were married Tuesday April 12. Farmers are anxious to sow oats and wonder where the early spring prophets are.
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Ernest Smith
Montpelier
Gates
Paul Kennel
Henry Buchele
Beiderwell
Ara Reed
Paulding County
Ira
Oklahoma
John Miller
Jewell
Stringtown
Arthur Tittle
Amos Buehrer
Uncle Sam
Michigan
F Shumaker
Benner
Arthur
Tittle
North Dakota
Epworth League
St. John’s ME
Mary Stock
Lallie Schultz
Defiance
Snider
J J. Craine
Jefferson
Dave Westrick
Pred Lingle
Cora Peterson
Notice to depositors on claim exchange deadline
Those having deposits of The Produce Exchange Banking Co. who desire to have their claim assured in full by the Defiance City Bank will please call not later than April 15, 1904. After that date we cannot make the exchange. Tax Defiance City Bank.
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Produce Exchange Banking Co
Defiance City Bank
Tax Defiance City Bank
Dr Miller Physician and Surgeon Ad
Dr Miller, physician and surgeon, announces offices at 512 Clinton Street above Woodward's drug store with hours 9 to 11, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 p.m. Residence is 689 Washington Street and the news phone is 710.
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Clinton Street
Woodward’s Drug Store
Washington Street
Local Notes From Sherwood and Nearby Towns
Gentle spring has forgotten Stiss Robt Shame of Sherwood was there Monday. Bets and farms change hands with Mr Betts buying the Moore farm and hiring Joe Ralston to farm it. Various tradesmen and neighbors—carpenters, plowers, and poultry work—are busy on local properties as residents travel to Defiance and Napoleon for duties and events.
Eye specialists Lingerfield offer cures in Defiance week long
Defiance residents are urged to visit the Cunningham House for a one week exhibit by Mr and Mrs Lingerfield eye specialists. They claim rapid relief from headaches eye strain and nervousness after fitting 97 people with glasses and treating 35 headache cases in three months. Testimonials from Miss Ella Grerno and W Kehnast praise improved vision and headache relief. Public notices warn against impersonators and urge appointments only through the exhibit.
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Mrs. Lingerfield
Ella Grerno
Ney
Ohio
Defiance
Lingerfield
Eye symptoms prompt free test and examination offer
A notice urges immediate contact for a free eye test and examination after reports of shooting pains in the eyes, watering and bloodshot eyeballs, black spots, nausea when turning the head, and blurred reading. It emphasizes prompt action for those with these symptoms.
Eye glasses help child with chronic headaches report
A mother from Van Wert County describes how Thad and Nancy Lingerfield fitted her ten year old daughter Nancy with glasses after four years of head and eye pain from whooping cough. The glasses relieved the pains and improved study ability, prompting a warning to parents to check their children's eyes early.
Lingerfield Optical Parlors Praised by Van Wert Judge
Mrs Judge W H Mozier of Van Wert Ohio commends Mr and Mrs Lingerfield for their glasses fitting. They operate in New Arcade Dayton and report fitting forty three thousand Ohioans in fourteen years. They visit fourteen towns twice yearly and plan Defiance in their circuit. Lenses guaranteed two years with gratis changes. Glasses priced 2 to 8 dollars. Also market Holligter's Rocky Mountain Tea and tonic products.
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Lingerfield
Ohio
New Arcade
Dayton
Mrs. Lingerfield
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Efiance Express
Judicial Convention
Germany
DR. Miller
Barros
A. J. Mangas
Aler
Defiance, Ohio
Defiance Express
City Mail Carrier
Reral Mail Carrier
Daily Express Carrier
Stiss Robt Shame
Sherwood
Up Bros
Sam Potent
Betts
Seneca County
Moore Farm
Joe Ralston
Charles Weaner
Joe ‘Ralston
Scott Figley
M Langdon
Brunersburg
H Clemons
Goddard
Lero
J. F. Dowe
Luke ' Speaker
Scoot
Sloppy
John Sobn
Bert House
F A Goddard
Nellie Goddard
Mamie Brown
Iowa
J E Durham
Napoleon
Jordan
Nisley Place
Ohn
Helfrich
Chas Biglow
Albert Ratsclaff
Evansport
Herm ‘Turrittin
Harvey Pribley
Holgate
Whetstone
Christy
Ed Coy
PM Rath
Mr Christy
T E
J W Shuter
S ‘Tarrittin
M Paxton
Deflance
Mert Hill
Stryker
Calkins
Omah Barber
Chas Kindisy
Jennie Vorhes
Belra
Cameron
Fridley
Orahood Ware
R Shuter
John Greutman
D E Boyer
Wina
Dr Powell
Win Skeese
John Kimberly
Fin-de-ciele Club
Hattie Rodgers
Myrtle Hall
J N
T E Shué
Temperance Song
Washingtonian Movement
Jennings’ Drug Store
Mollencup
Cunningham House
W. Kehnast
E. Dear A
van Wert County
Wm. Heath
Ohio City
W. H. Mozier
van Wert
Holligter
Rocky Mountain
Weisenburger & Emery
The
First Mariana Bank
United States Treasury
United States Courts
Defiance City
Balt. & Ohio Railroad
W. A. Kehnast CO
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