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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
6
A brief maker's boast declares quality livestock feed and supplies. It emphasizes that they produce items for horses cattle sheep and hogs and asserts the products are good.
Ney s Irv Hartshorn ill with lung fever. Zella Aldrich visiting G W Helpman. J A Klein returns from near Junction to Kansas City. John Barbour overhauls Travis grocery rooms. Defiance Grocery Co cafe placed in office, bought from Fil Krotz. Martin Smith family leaves for Portland Oregon. Monarch cough and pain remedy ads. W A Kehnast in New York, possible Cuba trip. Mrs Fred Coombs returns to Brattleboro VT. Pet McKeever moved from Hicksville to county infirmary. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup touted for coughs. Wires for new Defiance light plant nearly done. test this week. Minnie Stickley sleighing party to Rodger home. ten couples. Sam Rohn to move family to Lima in March. Earl Couch to occupy Rohn home. O'Keefe sells bus line to Morris Lynde. O'Keefe joins People's Gas & Electric. Conkle finds wrecked cutter near Ayersville pike. horse ownership unclear. Fred Zudboltz home stormed by pleasant company. guests listed. left at 5 am.
The funeral from Holgate Avenue featured Rabbi Messig of Indianapolis who led burial rites for Mrs Kittner. He recalled her devotion to family, charity, and home, and a Riverside chapel service followed as friends paid quiet tributes amid abundant flowers.
Early Monday a grey horse found in a rear well at Salones Junc tion led to a chase involving Supt Hall of the Children's Home and trustees Smith and Thieroff. The horse belonged to Lafe Conkle, the liveryman, known as the Elliott horse. Suspects included Chas Clark and James Alepaugh who faced accusations of theft and running with a rig paid for by Clark. Sheriff McCarty and Prosecutor Ansberry aided in tracing two boys, Andy Stork and the Turner family, with Stork ultimately taken back to the Children's Home after a mass of mischief and pursuit.
Ferdinand W Kiesling thanks Auglaize Hive No 121 Ladies of the Maccabees for prompt courteous service and payment of his late wife Orlinda May Kiessling’s life death benefit. The notice notes she died Dec 25 1900 in Ft Wayne Ind and the claim was paid fall Feb 1901, 43 days after death. Other items mention local sickness and court notes.
W O Ash spent Sunday in Toledo. Carl Herdegan is at the sanitarium in Larwell Ind. Wm. Weisenberger, ill for some time, is improving. Harry Webster Ben Moore Earl Hardy Merl Bashore of Paulding were in town Sunday. Rev E D Whitlock preached on Carrie Nation and temperance. A Kansas saloon is labeled outlaw. Earl Couch of Defiance Machine Works will wed one Bellefontaine’s finest today. He is a good worker in church and Sunday school. May you live long and prosper.
A claim that Burdock Blood Bitters naturally and quickly regulate the stomach and bowels is presented as a remedy to ease constipation and improve digestion for readers seeking a general health aid.
The defiance water company and city officials met to discuss settling disputes over the 30 year franchise and payment claims. The company proposed filters or artesian wells, new water quality, and rate reductions while honoring the existing franchise and interest on city debts. No conclusion was reached. a further meeting was planned at the water company office.
Defiance city council met with Defiance Water officials to discuss settlements over unpaid water bills and an 1895 dispute totaling $500 plus interest. The company offered to waive $18.43 in interest, propose hydrant changes, and present reduced rates for various house sizes with new WCWS figures, but no action was taken and items were tabled for the next meeting.
Multiple local obituaries report infant and elderly deaths in East Defiance and nearby areas. John Richard Baker aged 2 months 7 weeks buried Riverside cemetery after funeral at St Mary's. John Russett aged 89. funeral time not fixed. Francis Joseph Haller 5 months old died in Barberton. Hershel Grove 4 months old daughter died near Junction with funeral at St John’s. Edna L Yenzer 61 died near Junction. funeral at ME church. Herry Roemrs 76 Funeral in Lutheran church Florida. A baby son of Mr and Mrs Miller died aged 1 year 10 months. funeral by Rev Mueller. Burial at Kahlo graveyard.
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