Farmers Institute program draws large crowd in city hall
The Farmer's Institute opened Friday morning drawing a large audience with lectures by Charles M intire of Chandlersville and J. Brigham of Bowling Green. Sessions featured talks on manure effects, potato culture, and barnyard fertilizer, plus musical recitals and a lecture on farm practices. The event included other community notes and local updates.
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Farmer's Institute
Charles Mintire
Chandlersville
Jsrigham
Bowling
Jay
Jessie
Miss ‘Towle
Mclntre
Texas
J . Brigham
Bowling Green
B. W
Ohio Experiment Station
Wissier
Brighan
Foundations of Life Sermon on Christ as Rock
A Sunday school sermon argues Christ is the foundation of life and character. It contrasts two builders, urges choosing Christ, and notes the need to do his words, building a steadfast house. Also reports Feb 14 1904 Evansport Sunday school data and local dispatches.
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Christ
Jesus
Christ Jesus
B.S.S
Evansport
Watterson Declines State and National Party Delegates
Louisville February 22 Henry Watterson cancels Kentucky to Bryan and Bearst and the I of the next election. In a lengthy Courier-Journal editorial he says he will not be a delegate to the St Louis convention. He asserts the Courier-Journal is a Democrat and its editor will not attend either convention.
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Bryan
Bearst
Courier-Journal
St Louis Lonvention
Threatened His Wife Leads to Brief Jail Stay
Jacob Greiner of South Richland, once in charge of the scavenger’s department, was jailed Sunday night after arrest by Chief Hubbard Officer Baker and Deputy Buchholz on a Squostello court warrant. He had been consuming liquor and threatened to kill his wife before she resisted. He was released from jail Monday, seemingly eager to leave.
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Jacob Greiner
South Richland
W. 9. Hubbard
Frank Baker
Sherif Thos. Buchholz
Greiner
Squ
Ostello
Jacob
Failure to Sell Old Maumee Bridge Bonds Draws Criticism
The city failed to receive bids for 105000 dollars of refenders to take up the old Maumee River bridge bonds. The bonds carry 4 percent interest and taxes reduce returns, prompting calls to relieve municipal and county bonds from taxation and to prevent outside bankers from profiting at local expense.
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Maumee River
Fifth district convention endorses Roosevelt nomination
The Fifth district Republicans met in convention and endorsed Roosevelt for the Chicago nomination. Delegates and alternates for congress and elector were chosen. William Kirtley Jr. faced little resistance, and the district expressed strong support for Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Johnson Miller
Congress
Wm. Kirtley, Jr
Furs and Hides Wanted and Prices Offered
Advertiser seeks furs and hides including large prime dark mink. Also buying hides, sheep, belts, pillows, beeswax, scrap iron and metals, rubber, rags, and other descriptions. Call to buy before proceeding elsewhere.
Pursuit of Hanna's Seat Prompts Dick Candidacy
In Defiance County political circles Governor Herrick and General Charles Dick vie as successors to Senator Hanna. Dick, a close ally of Hanna and a former congressman, is seen as a strong candidate if Herrick steps aside. Republicans warn Democrats against factional papers and urge party loyalty to Roosevelt and Foraker as the county contends with national and state contests.
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M.rs. Hanna
United States Senate
Myron
T. Flerrick
Gen
Chas. Dick
Gen. Dick
Flanna
McKinley
Senator Hanna
Hannas
Senate
Hanna
Herrick
Pal
Defiance
Defiance Express
Deliante County
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Defiance County
Fifth District
Roosevelt
Chicago
Senator Foraker
The
Express
Stand by Your Guns for Defiance County Republicans
An article praises Defiance County Republicans for unity and growing strength after factional strife. It cites the 1903 campaign as proof of effective central and district committee work and loyalty to ticket candidates, while warning Democrats to avoid harming Republican harmony.
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Defiance County
Central and District
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discoveries for Anemia Relief
An old medical column describes anemia symptoms such as pale blood and heart murmur from thinning blood. It explains indigestion and reflex stomach disturbances cause chest pain and nervous instability, recommending Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to enrich blood, balance digestion, and avoid alcohol.
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Piers
Detecting the Culprit in a Fare Jumping Tale
A conductor hunts a fare jumper on a car. A bystander suggests observation tricks based on nervous, protective gestures by a woman, leading to the fare dispute resolution. The piece blends humor with a city-paper vignette from The New York Times and other papers.
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New York Times
Real estate suit in Ohio seeks quiet title in Milford township
Emanuel W. Dean sues Jefferson Fletcher Agnes Fletcher Sarah Townsend Thomas Townsend Edgerton Frances Alvord Charlotte Swartout and others in the Court of Common Pleas Hellance county Ohio. The petition claims Dean holds fee simple title to the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast quarter of section farce five north range one east Milford township containing forty acres and that over forty six years his possession has been open adverse and continuous. Defendants claim stakes to parts of the property and the suit asks the court to quiet title and bar any claims. Defendants urged to answer by April 2 1904. Attorneys Winn and Hay Represent plaintiff.
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Emanuel W. Dean
Plein
Danbury
Oun
Frances D Alvord
MacCulloch Avenue
Morristown
Phidekmorion
Charlotte Swartout
Satterlee Swartout
West End
New York City
Yay Ahn E. Mauferre
George Manierre
Det Ausbarid
Bollerseau
TUM
Dixon Edgerton
Smithfield Street
Pittsburg
Pennsyl P
Milford Township
Defiance. Com
Defiance County
Alfred P Edgerton
Henry
W. John Boos
Winn & Hay
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Farmers Institute
Ron
Fred
Dickman
David Hill
June Knight
Pearl Virden
Miss Virden
Wissler Quartette
Mesher Screen
Lois Beard
Spencerville
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Rice
Voestmaster
C. J. Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Carl Berg
Ohio Senitentiary Annex
Fulton County
Berg
Northfield
Minnesota
Lake Shore Road
John Guilbord
Grant W. Speer
Toledo
Speer
City Life Aid
Ion Violends
Hicksville
Walter Weldon
Cincinnati
Weldonlaims
Ney
Ater
Fides
Joe Leach
J. W. Lynde
Mr. Leach
H. K. Reynolds
Joe
Hole Ory
Joey
Sal
Hollister
Welsenburger
H.L. Stock. Py
U. S. Senate
J. Freecorn
Weisenbarger & Emery
Ohio Central
Moulton Houk
G. P
Court of Arbitration
Chicago Tribune
Boston
Carrie
Maud
Bessie
Boston Transcript
I Too
Queson
Philadelphia Ledger
Stryker—Jenkins
Tinkle
Stryker
Bim
Willie Mosquito
Johnny
New York
Eresas Journal
Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Washington Star
Charles
Detroit Free Press
Bor
Ieee Aia Waxwell-Patterson
Gay M—Sherswood
Ligt
Foota. Ts
America
Wistory
Friske
Ston
Court of Common Pleas
Hellance County
Ohio
M. J. Walz
Fred Antener
Newelephone
Defiance Station
Eas Hound
Suneay
Sania
Pullman
Ain Room
Gm Pitsburg
Washingon and
Cordova
Peisan
Rochester
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