Discussions on Sunday school reform and teacher needs
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaiss visited Highland township as Palmer and Son traded David Gorman’s 166 acres in Defiance township for a Fostoria store building. An address titled A Plea for Teachers urged higher standards in public and Sunday schools with pointed critiques of current practices and calls for better preparation and involvement.
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Henry Kaiss
Highland Township
Marion Wells
Joe Daoust
Senecaville
Palmer & Son
David Gorman
Defiance Township
August Flecthner
Fostoria
Henry L. Stock
A RACE FOR LIFE
A sobering editorial paragraph urges against narcotics and tonics to revive weakened nerves. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood builder, nerve supporter, and immune to fatigue. It cites William Pierce's health philosophy and advertises a testimonial program from Buffalo New York.
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Esther
Plenty of Water at Big Reservoir In Ohio Area
Wm Kirtley Jr reports from Columbus where a state board of public works meeting occurred. He notes the reservoir level is near capacity with fields submerged and corn shocks visible, and the St Marys aqueduct in poor condition awaiting a year old contract and material delivery.
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Wm. Kirtley, Jr
Columbus
State Board of Public Works
Wapakoneta
St. Marys
Smallpox case prompts health board action and guard
A special meeting of the board of health confirms Stevenson on Perry street has smallpox. Dr. Chapman from the state board recommends medical care and a guard at the home. Dr. Davis assumes charge, with Ed Slough on guard and Gail Stevens in charge today. The report notes Dr. Chapman’s findings and ongoing measures, while other local happenings fill out the scene.
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Council Chamber
Stevenson
Perry Street
M. B. Stevens
W.C. Chapman
State Board of Health
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Stevens
J. W. Davis
Ed Slough
Gail Stevens
Davis
W. C. Chapman
Toledo
Frank Stevenson
Special General Assembly Train to Los Angeles
Chicago North-Western announces a special through Pullman train for the General Presbyterian Assembly in Los Angeles leaving Chicago at 10 39 p m Wednesday May 11 with sleeping cars from Pittsburg Columbus Dayton Cincinnati Louisville and Indianapolis to Los Angeles without change. The route includes Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Sacramento and a Sabbath stop at Salt Lake. Round trip from Chicago is only 0 with low rates from other points. For details contact A Cleveland 234 Superior street Cleveland Ohio.
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Pittsburg
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
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Tilanes
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Leadville
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Cleveland
Superior Street
Local Social and Visit Notes From Ayersville and Bryan
Residents and visitors are listed in a series of brief social notes. Ney Miss Sita English of near Ayersville and Mrs. Geo English and son Clifford visited Mrs. E’s daughter Mrs. B Stailey. H E Dreher and wife were in Bryan Tuesday. Chas Webber moved into part Mrs Ury’s house Thursday. Emery Welker moved on his farm Friday. Miss Martha Gorrel visited her father here while Madge Reynolds stayed with her aunt Mrs Beechler in Bryan. C W Kerns was in town Saturday. Sunday visitors included John Doud and several local youths and girls.
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Sita English
Ayersville
Geo. English
Clifford
B. Stailey
H. E. Dreher
Bryan
Chas. Webber
Ury
Emery Welker
Martha Gorrel
Madge Reynolds
Local Happenings in Oakwood and Surrounding Areas
Arthur Items B L Andrews sold his huckster wagon last week. Miss Lulu Dakes, the Oakwood music teacher, attracted pupils recently. J D Kinner and Claud Moore surround his former home with a woven wire fence. Morris and W H Kleinhein attended Teiss sale and bought cattle. The Morris family dined with W H Kleinhein at Easter. Bethel school starts Monday with Frank Andrews as teacher. Women helped elect the right man to the school board. J F Kleinhein built a wire fence along the road the full length of his farm. Frank Disler's house was struck by lightning Saturday night tearing roof and chimney, but no one hurt. Miss Mae Lenhart of Defiance teaches in Sproull district.
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B. L. Andrews
Lulu Dakes
Oakwood Music
J. D. Kinner
Claud Moore
Morris
W. H. Kleinhein
Teiss
W. HH. Kleinhein
Bethel “School
Frank Andrews
J. F. Kleinhein
Frank Disler
Mae Lenhart
Defiance
Sproull
Banking and Treasury Resources Summary
Summary of financial resources including U S bonds stocks and securities banking house fixtures and other real estate owned redemption fund and circulation premiums 0 8 percent of circulation and total figures referenced.
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U. S
Lodge of Eagles plans charter meeting in Defiance
A preliminary gathering in Red Men’s hall aims to organize a lodge of Eagles with 70 to 80 names on the charter list. Officers will be chosen and installation set for April 30, with Ft Wayne Lodge taking charge and arriving about 100 on a special train to National Union hall. Jack Binney C J Thompson and Fred Schlosser named to a special arranging committee.
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Red Men's Hall
Ft. Wayne Lodge of Eagles
National Union Hall
Ft. Wayne Eagles
Jack Binney
C. J. Thompson
Fred Schlosser
People's Rapid Transit Railway dividend to stockholders
The People's Rapid Transit Railway Company will hold a meeting at its Toledo headquarters on April 25 to distribute a stock dividend of 156 shares as capitalization rose to 500000 dollars. Construction is set to begin toward Greenville and Defiance, paralleling the Wabash line, with aims to complete Toledo to Defiance within the year.
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People’s Rapid Transit Railway Company
Greenville
the Times
Defiance
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