Facts For Thoughtful Men About Ohio Life Insurance Laws
Facts presented explain Ohio life insurers must invest in safe, permanent securities and avoid fluctuating railroad stocks. The Ohio superintendent audits asset investments yearly to ensure compliance. Union Central of Cincinnati is the only regular life company under Ohio law. New York firms hold most railroad stock investments. These points deserve candid consideration.
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Ohio
Ohio Life Companies
Regular Life Company
Union Central of
Cincinnati
Eastern Life Companies
New York
Insurance company financials show assets and policy payouts
The report lists assets including cash on hand 426 268 34 and real estate loans 20 538 620 16, United States bonds market value and premium notes. It shows total assets 22 170 96 and liabilities 22 746 953 82 with gross surplus 3 693 343 46 and also details premiums, disbursements, death claims and total policies in force 80 917 with 148 820 737 00 insured.
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United States
Sunday School Work Discussed in Local Meeting
Discussion centers on Sunday School methods and proper use of teachers aides. Objections raised to overreliance on aids, urging Bible as sole text and guidance from the Holy Spirit. notes on officers and teachers for the year. praise for the Ohio Sunday School Worker. appeal to clubs to support the state paper.
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Lord’s Day School
The
Church of Law
Foreign Missions
W A van Dyke
O Hover
Minnie Coffin
Mies Mabel Rock
Mayme Koons
A E Koonre
E Reyff
People's National Family Newspaper Ad York Intro Prospect
Publication outline describes a triweekly newspaper issued Monday Wednesday and Friday in New York. It promises foreign and domestic news, correspondence, share stories, half-tone illustrations, humor, industrial information, fashion, agriculture and reliable financial and market reports. Subscriptions are $1.50 per year.
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Daluy Tribune
Don’t Startle the Babies
A health note warns that sudden noises near infants cause quick startle responses. Nurse or mother induced shocks frighten babies, making nerves quiver and heart race. Repeated exposure may leave the brain overactive while the body weakens, hindering development.
Donated to the College in Michigan Gift
Dr Latchaw received a deed for a house and John Romeo Michigan from Benjamin H Thurston of Romeo to Defiance College. A $400 note came from Mr and Mrs DB Skinner of Flint. De Lathan will conduct several days of meetings in Maple Rapids at the urgent request of the local Christian church.
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Latchaw
Chimney Collapse Sparks Fire At North Defiance Saloon
Howard Moore of North Defiance found his saloon damaged on Friday when the chimney collapsed during the night. Bricks scattered, fire started but Moore arrived in time to prevent total loss. Estimated damage around $100, insured.
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Howard Moore
North Defiance
Moore
Death of John B Stock Referred by St. John's Epworth League
In memory of John B Stock a charter member of the St. John's Epworth League the February 17 1901 resolution notes God’s wisdom has called him from their midst the league mourns while rejoicing in his eternal gain. It prays for the bereaved family and requests journal copies county papers and a 30 day mourning drape of the charter. Committee: Mary Gares Nellie Grethmel Ed B Peterson.
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John B Stock
St. John’s Epworth League
League
Mary Gares
Nellieg Rethmel
B Peterson
Comittee
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Refund Promise
NG Woodward the druggist offers a money back guarantee on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad claims the tablets cure stomach disorders and bilious headaches. Price, 25 Feb.
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NG Woodward
Three Terrors at G A R Meeting in Toledo
In a Toledo post hall gathering, Colonel James Sprague of Norwalk recounted a Civil War era romance involving Marietta Howland known as Josiah Allen's Wife. He recalled Shaw Townsley and Sprague as town terrors, with Shaw becoming G A R commander and Townsley a railroad lawyer.
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Post Hall
Toledo
Montfort
James Sprague
Norwalk
Sprague
New York
Shaw
Townsley
Johnnies
Marietta Howland
Funds of the City Distribution Report by City Clerk Malley
City Clerk JJ Malley presents the December tax collection breakdown across funds including General Street Fire Water Co Light Cemetery Library and Firemen's pension with detailed allocations. Also notes the Baker Gleason real estate office move and urges public visits. Pneumonia prevention ad praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy with local sale by N G Woodward.
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JJ Malley
A Joy Forever Life With Strong Healthy Teeth
A promotion highlights durable artificial teeth as a feature of dentistry offering comfort and numerous pleasures to the possessor. It frames dental work as lasting and closely aligned with nature's own results.
Local notes share births marriages and business moves
Senator Hanna thanks for Hawaiian commission report and Gov Gen Davis on Porto Rico. A boy born to George Siler and wife on Feb 17. Johannes Tschannen’s wife gives him twins at 72. HS Gilmore of Chicago visiting Ney. Irv Hartshorn recovering from pneumonia. Bill Philips to sell farm March 7. Revival at union school. Uncle Josh Hayfoot Dramatic Co drew frosty Ney crowd. C W Mallory may open a Ney drug store. Henry Hanna heads to Louisiana to work for George Stailey. Siler & Lines buy Curtis Pumphrey timber. New corporation adds gasoline street lamps. Emery Bowen and wife to live on Leonard Ashbeck’s farm in Williams county.
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Hanna
Hawaiian Commission
Davis
Porto Rico
George Siler
Johannes Tschannen
Johannes
HS Gilmore
Chicago
Ney
Irv Hartshorn
Bill Philips
Union
Josh Hayfoot
Barnstormers
C W Mallory
Bryan
Henry Hanna
Louisiana
George Stailey
Siler & Lines
Curtis Pumphrey
New Corporation
Emery Bowen
Nee Jolly
Leonard Ashbeck
Williams County
How To Cure The Grip
Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlains Cough Remedy as directed and a quick recovery is sure to follow. The remedy counteracts the grip tendency to result in pneumonia which is the real danger. Among the tens of thousands who used it not one case has ever been reported that did not recover. For ease by N G Woodward Feb.
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Chamberlain
N G. Woodward
Bids Opened for Lumber Hardware and Stone for Independence and Providence Dams
Tuesday March 12 1901 bids invited for white oak bur oak lumber hardware and crushed stone for the Independence Dam five miles below Defiance and the Providence Dam at Grand Rapids Ohio. Quantities include 160590 ft lumber 8831 lbs hardware 865 cu yds crushed stone for Independence and 125922 ft lumber 13491 lbs hardware 717 cu yds crushed stone for Providence delivered to each dam. Details from H W Meacham Toledo. Bond of 300 required with each bid. 50 percent performance bond required. Delivery by June 15 1901. Right to reject any bids reserved.
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Independence
Maumee River
Defiance
Grand Rapids
Ohio
Providence
Independence Dam
Providence Dam
H. W. Meacham
Canals
Toledo
State Board of Public Works
Chas. E. Perkins
Public Works
Columbus
Public sale of Defiance county estate land planned
Pursuant to a probate court order the administrator Levi Dysinger will sell at public auction on March 9 1900 at the west door of the Defiance courthouse the north half of the east half of the southeast quarter of section 33 town 4 north range 2 east Defiance county Ohio totaling 40 acres more or less appraised at 1400 dollars cash terms. The sale is for the estate of William Onstat deceased with A J Onstatt and others named as defendants. Levi Dysinger administrator attorney J W Slough.
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Defiant+ county
Ohio
Deenbr
Tev. Dysinger
Wm W. Onstat
Pia Ott
A. J. Onstatt
Defiance
Defiance County
Oho
Defiance Pony Ohio
Levi Dysinger
Bankruptcy Notice in Defiance Ohio
In the Northern District of Ohio Western Division bankruptcy case number 351 John M Weisenburger of Defiance Ohio is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the probate judge's office in Defiance Ohio on March 4, 1901 at two o'clock in the afternoon to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business.
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John M Weisenburger
Defiance
Ohio
Ofice of
Maron
Defiance County Teacher Examinations 1900 01 Schedule
The Defiance County Board of Examiners announces annual teacher examinations for 1900 1901 with locations Hicksville Sherwood Defiance and dates March 30 1901 May 25 1901 and April 6 May 4 1901. Recommended reading includes Roach's Method in education Burra the Story of English Kings Onan's England in the Nineteenth Century Burroughs Sigs and Seasons and the Educational Monthly.
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Efiance County
Wlarch Z
Hicksville
Sherwood
Defiance
Anne L
Boxwell Examinations
Whin
Ohio
T. R.C
Roach
Burra
Onkespeare
Onan
England
Burrough
Educational Monthly
B. J. Gruner
G. W. Du3tin
County Board of Examiners
Auction Notice of Defiance County Real Estate Sale
On March 16 1901 at 1 pm Willcoffer will auction at the courthouse door in Defiance County Ohio several parcels from the estate of Asimare & Co bankrupts. The lands include multiple quarters and fractions in sections 14 7 18 township 3 north range 4 and 5 east with one tract housing the Highland Chapel church and other specified tracts totaling 131 12 acres appraised at 311 67300 dollars. Inquiries may be sent to Columbus Ohio. Cash terms.
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O’c
Willcoffer
Deflane County
Ohio
Deflanes Cunty
Asimaré & Co
Cankrupts
Lairteen
Ottawa Pike
Highland Chapel Church
Columbus
Case No 307 Lero v Lero notice hearing
The defendant Joseph Lero whose residence is unknown will take notice that on the legal action proceeds. The court requires appearance to respond to the case filed by Mary Lero. Proceedings continue in the appropriate chancery court with forthcoming dates to be announced.
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Mary Lero
Neiff
Joseph Lero
Defiance County
Ohio
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F. T. Betts
Gen’l Agt
Christ
Ohio Sunday School Worker
America
Joseph Clark
County and Township Sunday School Association
the People's National Family Newspaper
York
Tribune
Daily Tribune
Agricultural Department
Starket
Josiah Allen
Walter Shelly
R W Wortman
W D McBride
Fred Baal
Sandusky
Geo A Ensign
Edwin
Sanday
Henry Ort
South Richland
U. S
Ed Brady Jr
Mrs. F Houghton
Kankakee, Ill
Misa Beebe Carter
Gottlib Martin
Mt Clemens
Mich
N.G. Woodward
Drs. KK. & Kt
Wisiviavu
Cui
Clinton
Baker & Gleason Reliable Loan and Real Estate
Court House
Sass’ Hardware Store
R H Gleason
DR. G. D. Edgar
Crosby House
Washington Township
Iosco CO
Michigan
Hate Lake
Detroit & Mackinaw K. R
Udy
Trevelly
Isaac Bearinger
Saginaw
Henry & Robert Newbeg
Law Defiance
CC Rue
Clinton St
Jth Street
Bammers
the Defiance Milling Co
O. D. Loveridge
Otige
Auditor's Office
Tiffin River
Lo Ip Seble
Tsme
Delaware Township
Defianea County
Peter Corresel
Crm
Ianneys G. BF. Henning
Chas Behringer
Priinies County
Sale
J W. Slough
CRED
District Court of the United States
Northern District of Ohio
Western Division
Werbpattain
Paulding
J. G. Lever
M. D
Ideal Pharmacy
Clinton and
Third Streets
Court of Common Pleas
John G. Dotterer
Mary Stillwill
Helen Humphreys
Bloomington
Haineis
W.H. Bouton
Peek
Pawnee County
Kansas
A. D
Laintiff
County of
State of Ohio
Clinton Street
First Street
Mary Stillwil
John M. Stillwell
Sidney S. Sprague
W. H. Bouten
Sidney S. Spregue
Henry C. Bouton Piaiotfi
Petitiis
Juan G. Dusterer
Winn & Hay
Ohie
Herman Faler
Reinhard.& Uo
Fred C.rector
Keinprard & Company
Winn & Hay, Atttorneys
C. Kuhn
C. C. Kuhn
Minsel’s
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