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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
9
A lieutenant recalls crossing Texas Staked plains with engineers to guard against Apaches during midsummer. The legend of a desert death bird warned of danger at night as a storm gathered. A moonless night revealed 21 attacking Apaches. 16 were killed, bringing peace for years. The bird never appeared again to him.
In a hedge bottom, Mrs. Harvest-Mouse and Mr. Harvest-Mouse build a tiny round nest among stiff grass and bindweed. They raise eight babies, discuss the blue sky, winter, and how hawks threaten neighbors, deciding the hedge bottom was safer than corn. The story closes as night settles and the family rests.
A vivid verse evokes sleighbells and a reindeer team moving swiftly. The rhythm speaks of Christmas joy and a world of delight seen through a child’s eyes, with Hale old whip and a ruddy face, as Ripley D. Saunders writes in the St. Louis Republic.
The defendant Isam Ruppert resides at an address on file. Minnie Ruppert is named in the action and the notice states the plaintiff seeks redress or relief as permitted by law. The document indicates the case is proceeding with standard legal service and deadlines.
Levi Dysinger as administrator of William W Onstatt's estate offers at public sale 89 75-100 acres in Defiance County Ohio. The property lies in section 33 township 4 north range east with a 1 acre southeast corner exception. Located at the west door of the Defiance courthouse on January 26 1901 at 1 PM. Appraised at 1600 dollars. Terms cash. J W Slough attorney for Levi Dysinger.
A wealthy donor cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's Ear Drums gave 10,000 to the Nicholson Institute in New York to provide free Ear Drums to deaf people unable to pay. Address 8102 The Nicholson Institute 780 Eigh Avenue New York.
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