Ohio Weekly Paper Notice in Defiance
Li enters in Defiance Ohio as second class matter at post office for weekly paper price one dollar in advance.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
4
Li enters in Defiance Ohio as second class matter at post office for weekly paper price one dollar in advance.
In the decade before 1899 Iowa saw little railroad construction, but in the previous year about 582 miles of new track were laid. The surge is attributed to an apparent temporary prosperity boosting rail expansion.
The Daily Crescent, calling itself an independent paper, denies that the effort to add Paulding County to Defiance is a Democratic political maneuver. It questions how the paper could claim there is no political motive behind the move.
The Philippine commission presents a report outlining a territorial government akin to Jefferson's Louisiana model and quotes Jefferson's expansionist views. The text cautions Democratic leaders who portray Jefferson as an anti expansionist.
The text notes January exports totaling 117,620,930, the largest January showing in U.S. foreign commerce, achieved under the protective Dingley law. It quotes Democratic critics claiming the tariff would hurt foreign trade by shielding domestic products from competition.
Emma Daft and Alice Neaderhauser visited Emma Daft's sister in town last weekend as a protracted meeting at the ME church closed Sunday night adding 35 converts. Alma Peterson and Mary Stock visited Dott Peterson. school board elected township teachers for summer term including Myrtle Snyder Henry Stock Edward King Grace Rethmel John Ferris Dott Peterson Clara Hane Alice Neaderhauser and Miss Yarlot. Squire Orahood in Defiance on Monday and James Replogle preps for a week’s work.
Adam C Clemens sold a fine team of horses recently. PJ Leithancer baled straw Saturday. J A Kern has a good trade in the grocery line and flour exchange. John Burk works for A J Kern.
A $500 reward is offered for any rheumatism case not cured by Drummona s Lightning Remedy. The offer is printed boldly on circulars and newspapers. Two bottles sent for $5 by express to any address. Drummond Medicine Co New York Agents wanted.
During the Frank Zuber murder trial the court recessed after a juror reported a sick daughter. Testimony showed alibi claims, timing disputes, and witness accounts across Hicksville Antwerp Nindville and Murphy's Ford as prosecutors press for conviction.
Mrs Kraft hosts a large gathering of about seventy friends and neighbors at her home on Friday night February 16. Attendees enjoyed music dancing and various amusements with a midnight supper, ending the evening with thanks for a pleasant time.
A deaf lady cured by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums gave $10,000 to his Institute for free distribution to deaf people unable to buy the Ear Drums. Address No 8102 The Nicholson Institute 780 Eigh Avenue New York.
A lyrical piece describes a pretty girl in Tiffin living in Germany who loves music and joy but rejects several suitors. One persistent town boy argues and fails, while the girl sets a tougher aim to find another match and move on.
Postoffice will open 9 30 a m and close 10 80 a m on Sundays due to Wabash mail from train No 7 arriving at 8 35 a m. Windows open half an hour later and close half an hour later than usual, signed C J Thompson P M.
The Domin ion Company seeks several bright and honest individuals to serve as managers in this and nearby counties. Salary nine hundred dollars per year plus expenses. Permanent, bona fide office work mainly at home. Reference required with self addressed stamped envelope. Dept. 3 Chicago 16141.
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