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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1906

Page

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Defiance County Institutes Workshop Seeks Agricultural Help

The Defiance County Farmers Institute holds its annual session in the city on Friday and Saturday, January 19 and 20. Instructors J A Dobie and A A Huber lead sessions on crop rotation, farming tastes, feeding, soil texture, corn culture, sugar beet farming, and beekeeping. Prizes include a black beet sugar award, a Plymouth Rock rooster, and various stock foods and goods from local sponsors.

Defiance County J A Dobie A A Huber W E Graves A M Kline Continental Sugar Co Craven & Ruess Plymouth Rock D C Garman Hutchins & Cornwell AJ Mangae

Deaths of Two Pioneers Across Ohio Region

Obituary notices recount the deaths of John Long near Florida and Obadiah Partee in Tiffin township. Long, 82, survived by a wife and children, funeral at Florida Reformed church. Partee, aged 73? survived by wife and two children, funeral at U B church with burial in Webb cemetery.

John Long Florida Maumee U B Webb

New Year Letter From Pensacola On Local Sights

Drak expresses New Year greetings from Pensacola Florida and describes a casual tour of local sights. He notes a trip to the navy yard Fort Barrancas Fort Pickens Fort McRae the Isla de Luzon dry dock and the Marine Hospital grounds. He references the National cemetery and ends with a personal sign off.

Navy Yard Spain Isla de Luzon Marine Hospital National Cemetery Miles O’reilly J. J. Burns

Williams Kidney Pills advertisement promises kidney relief

An advertisement for Williams Kidney Pills claims to cure kidney and bladder problems caused by nervous system overwork. It asks about various symptoms and offers a sample free by mail for 60 cents, sold by Rakestraw Bros and Williams Mfg. Co. Cleveland, Ohio.

Williama William’s Rakestraw Bros. Williams Mf’g.co Cleveland

Sell Your Junk to Joe Freecorn

Local ad promoting junk disposal services by Joe Freecorn at 215 N Clinton Defiance Ohio. Convenience emphasized for residents seeking waste removal.

Joe Freecorn

Local Notes and Social Roundup From Town

Born to Mr and Mrs IL Shaw a son. Edith Dicus returns from Chicago. Carl Speiser of Chicago visits relatives. Miss Jeanette Dicus returns from Chicago. Dr Davis removes growth from Mrs Al Roehrig’s foot. Mary Ardner improves at home. Berthold Koch returns to Ann Arbor after visit. Mrs Simons and children travel to Ney for funeral. Grace Whitney returns to Toledo after visit with grandmother. Marriage license issued to Herman Bostater and Willametta Mil iott. Two new councilmen elected at St Johns German Catholic church. City Solicitor Hill heads to Miami for January February. Banns announced for Sheets Beckman and Desch Michenfider.

Defiance County Teachers Association Meets at Defiance High

The second quarterly session of the Defiance County Teachers Association will be held at Defiance High School auditorium on Saturday January 20. A strong program is planned and more details will appear next week. Mary C Smiru, Secretary.

Defiance County Teachers Association Defiance High School

Father Forgives Son In Case Of Horse Thefts

John Landgreaver, held on suspicion of stealing his father's horse and buggy, confessed after a chain of telegraphs revealed his father I C Landgreaver in Goshen and the young man’s bad reputation. The father, arriving in Defiance, chose not to prosecute and instead paid expenses, hoping to guide his son away from criminal acts.

Hubbard Decatur Ilil Goshen Ind John Landgreaver Landgreaver Royer Roger Decatur II Cleveland I. C Landgreaver LC Landgreaver S. C Landgreaver Defiance Mr. Landgreaver Hlis

Horses Must Be Hitched Ordinance Enforced

The city will vigorously enforce an ordinance making it an offense to leave a horse untied in the street. Chief Hubbard warns owners of unhitched rigs will be arrested. fines range from 1 to 5 dollars for first offenses. Delivery boys are common violators, risking runaways and costly accidents.

Hubbard

Rural Routes Report Shows Growth at Defiance Post Office

The Defiance post office reports three months ending December 31 1905 show gains on all routes in pieces delivered and collected money orders and applications. Route 11 on the Fort Wayne road accounts for the small business as it is not a complete route. stamps and stamped envelopes sold totaled 334.98 dollars across all routes.

Defiance Post Office Fort Wayne Road

Smallpox Flares Up at Fort Wayne Telephone Exchange

A smallpox outbreak hits the Home Telephone Co in Fort Wayne with Miss Lillian Walbolt and later Miss May Walbolt both stricken. The exchange offices were fumigated, 25 operators quarantined, and the system shut down until Friday evening. Vaccination required for all workers before returning. The company may face service disruptions.

Ft. Wayne Lillian Walbolt The Home Telephone Co May Walbolt Lillian

Beets Grow For Delphos Neighbor Near Fremont

H H Allemeier of three miles north of Delphos harvested eight acres of sugar beets last fall and earned 62 dollars per acre after selling to the Continental Beet Sugar Company at Fremont. He and his wife and three children praise the crop and plan a larger acreage next year, while Mrs Nat Wilson of Detroit visits relatives in the city.

H H Allemeier Delphos Continental Beet Sugar Company Fremont Allemeier Lima Gazette

Changes at Plant Suspend Street Car Service

Street car service on the local line was halted Sunday and Monday due to changes at the power house for a new 600 horsepower tandem compound engine. The PG and E setup moved its power generator to align with the engine, delaying street car operation and impacting city power to other establishments. The plant now has 1000 horsepower capacity, with the 400 horsepower engine kept for emergencies as setups continue.

PG & E Co PG & EF Co Defiance Enogel CT & D

BAD FIRE AT BROUGHTON AND STOCKHOLDER ELECTIONS

The Broughton fire damaged several businesses including Stores Son hardware grain elevator and White Ackerman saloon and Swathwood restaurant while Shupps General Store was saved. Bank stockholders elected Kettenring Geiger Brown Engel Henry Gotehel and Carter with Kettenring president. A college beats High School 42 to 2 in a rough basketball game led by Mansfield Morris.

the State Bank Peter Ketteneing William Geiger R Brown W P Engel AC Henry J W Gotehel E E Carter Peter Kettenring EF E Carter Broughton Stores & Son Wickenhiser & Co White & Ackerman Martin Swathwood Mansfield Morris H Miller

New Telephone Movement Expands Rural Lines

New Telephone Co adds free connections to Mark Center and Farmer and plans more lines near Sherwood Ney. General manager Mr Graham arranged with Farmer Telephone Co to extend service. He aims to secure additional links, improve value, and accelerate construction with subscriber support.

Sherwood and Ney The New Telephone Co Mark Center Farmer Mr. Graham Farmer Telephone Co Sherwood Graham

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Ue Orn County Institute J al Dobie C T Pierce C Winterich Music Report of Nominating Committee John D Chenevert Boston Mass Dr. Huffman Clayton Smucker Chicago Flora, Freeman Toledo H B Tenzz Mrs Ed Davis Thomas, Donald and Arthur Iottwald Mary Rourke Weisenburger Claire Nickle Delaware Ohio Wesleyian University Sadie Mallett Detroit Bryan Kopp William Moehring Shaw C Passow & Co C Diehl Brewing Co the Brewing Co Passow Co Zions English Lutheran Church Common Pleas Court C & LM Hobart Columbus Barr Will Frank Whitlock Mayor Whitlock E D Whitlock St. Paul’s ME Church East Lawn Fostoria Pensacola Fia St. Petersburg Lowell Gulf Fort Barrancas Fort McRae Fort Pickens Federate McRae and Barraccas Navy Barrancas Jefferson Street Defiance, Ohio J. Freecom N. Clinton Mrs. IL Shaw Edith Dicus Carl Speiser Jeanette Dicus Mary Ardner Berthold Koch Ann Arbor Grace Whitney Wesley Kniss Herman Bostater Willametta Miliott Richland Township J A Klein Joseph Krutch St. John’s Hill Miami John Sheets Emma Beckman Joseph Desch Elizabeth Michenf Ider Teachers’ Institute Mary C Smiru Sec’y Rig Young Man John W. Davis M.D Wayne Street N. Wbel Nat Wilson City Petit Jury Hicksville Cyntha Miller B &O Common Pleas Sammel Maxwell Shupp Paulding Democrat NEW Telephone Movement United States Treasury United States Courts Defiance City Balt. & Ohio Railroad
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