Hay and Stock Sale at Harmening Farm Ashwood Defiance
Public sale at Harmening farm Ashwood five miles west of Defiance on Friday July 6 1900 at 10 a m offers seventy acres timothy hay in the field four work horses seven milch cows four yearling steers six heifers three calves eleven hogs farming utensils one single buggy one survey one set single harness one set double light harness two sets a heavy harness one OBrien two horse wagon one Walter A Wood mower one new Turnbull truck and other items. Six month credit on sums five dollars and over with a note and approved security WM E Moll Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmening
Ashwood
Defiance
Harmening Road
Towit
O’brien
Walter
Wm.e Moll
Southern items entertain churchbenefit at Joe Manns home
An entertainment event at Joe Manns home next Saturday supports the church with all invited. A U B church commencement Friday featured Miss Beerbower delivering an excellent Patience oration under Boxwell law. Rev Watkine of Edgerton spoke. Geof Stone and wife visited Milford. Stone preached Sunday to keen local response. Aeon of Sam Moore ill with typhoid. Mrs Simon Shank and Mrs H E Winn noted ill guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mann
U B
Miss Beerbower
Boxwell
Stone
Caswalt
Hicksville
Milford
Sam Moore
Simon Shank
H E Winn
George
Defiance County Infirmary Visitors List Local Calls
The report lists visitors to the Defiance County Infirmary including Fred G Gennit and wife Henry Wager and wife from Napoleon John Wagner and wife from Ayersville Smith and from Bryan Josiah Jordon and wife from Hicksville Minnie McDaniel and Emma Benner from Evansport Ikeholtz of Mark township among those who visited on various recent days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Jordon
Hicksville
Minnie McDaniel
Emma Benner
Evansport
Local visits span Defiance Rudolph and Dupont ties
L Archambeault and family visited relatives at Defiance Sunday. John Walters and family returned to Rudolph Monday after a week with John Wolf and family. GN Wolf, once very ill, is much improved. John Hulls hosted relatives from Dupont as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Archambeault
Defiance
John Walters
Rudolph
John Wolf
GN Wolf
John Hull
Dupont
Fourth quarterly ME church meeting draws large crowd
Local notes report a well attended ME church fourth quarterly meeting on Sunday. The township reports road work activity last week and weather delays slow corn harvesting. A house fire at Mrs. George Hannah’s damaged upper floors but contents were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Daniels
Bright
George Hannah
William Snyder
Farmer Township Mutual Co
Otto Fieldner
Ada
John Mack
Michael Wank
B D Lintz
Albert Motter
Bryan
Dr.Long
Mavie
Charles Fieldner
Ney
Drake U B
BD Lintz
Defiance
George Churchman
William Looge
E B Dowd
Catarrh of the Kidneys Promoted as Bright’s Disease Cure
Advert claims for Pe set against Bright's disease. Patient letters claim cure with Peruna and Manalin after dire warnings. Text alleges catarrh of kidneys leads to Bright's disease and that early Peruna use can cure all cases. Concludes with address for free catarrh book from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Shear
Jennings
Bright
Columbus, O
Man Builds Foundation as Census Taker Delayed by Rain in Defiance
A local report notes hands laying the foundation for a new house while John Mack visits Defiance on business. The census enumerator continues fieldwork in the township but rain has caused delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mack
County Tax Deadline Sets July 10 for Payments
County treasurer will accept tax payments until July 10 to avoid a 15 percent penalty when books close on that date. Citizens urged to pay promptly to meet the deadline.
Winn Returns From Knights of Pythian Meeting
Past Grand Chancellor Winn arrived home from Springfield after attending a Knights of Pythian Home board of directors meeting. He described the gathering as pleasant and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn
Springfield
Knights of Pythian Home
Divine services at St Johns Reformed Church
St Johns Reformed Church at Fourth and Washington invites all to Sunday services led by Rev F E Lahr with Sunday school at 9 am and German services at 10 am and 2 15 pm at Sherwood. Mr David Raiser of Bucyrus will lead the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s Reformed
Fourth and
Washington Streets
F E Lahr
Sherwood
David Raiser
Bucyrus
Dean's Kidney Pills Proven Beneficial By Local Couple
Defiance resident CL Walter testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills easing hip and back pain after reading about the remedy. He and wife Mrs. Walter report noticeable relief after beginning treatment from NG Woodward, the local druggist, with the pills cited as well worthy of recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL Walter
West High Street
Dean
NG Woodward
Doan's Sold Through FosterMilburn Co Agents
For sale by all dealers at 50 cents with mail ordering from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Local residents share updates from Hicksville area
Mrs Hayes of Hicksville visits with sister Mrs Henry Rock on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Woods and family call on Tuesday. May Trouby and Crookton return from out of town. May of Cloverdale visits daughter Mrs A M Caskey. Rev Vandike preached at Farmer Center last Sabbath. Elsie Marlett of Cleveland vacations with the Marlette family. Etta Kyle returns from Fostoria after her father's death. Mitchel of Bryan calls on Hover. Frank Stone of Holgate visits Sherwood. Jessie Walace homes for a short vacation. Mrs Fred Helmick travels to Van Wert for business. New town buildings progress and improve appearance. Mrs Wilson of Hickeville visits Geo Kyle’s family. Burt Hull moves his family into Dr Rock’s property. Empty houses being filled. Skiver sells blacksmith shop to Will Kane and plans to move out.
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Hayes
Hicksville
Henry Rock
Geo Woods
Laurant
Roy
Tuesay
May Trouby
Crookton
May
Cloverdale
M Caskey
Vandike
Farmer Center
Elsie Marlett
Cleveland
J A Marlette
Etta Kyle
Fostoria
Mitchel
Bryan
Hover
Frank Stone
Holgate
Sherwood
Jessie Walace
Fred Helmick
van Wert
Prohibitionists Name Woolley Johnson for Presidential Nomination
Eastern candidate Hall Johnson and Western favorite John G Woolley top the Prohibition ticket as factions forecast Bryan backing at Kansas City if the Democrats adopt a prohibition plank. Prohibitionists pledge 1 000 000 voters to Bryan to spark a party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hall Johnson
John G. Woolley
Woolley
Johnson
United States
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Hill Boom Backed for VP by Iowa Democrats
Chairman George A. Huffman of the Iowa Democratic state central committee said overtures have been made for the Hill vice presidential candidacy and that Iowa will likely back Hill over Towne. He believes Indiana Ohio and New York could be carried by selecting Hill as second on the ticket and that Maryland and Kentucky are secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Des Moines
George A. Huffman
Iowa
Democratic State Central Committee
Towne
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Maryland
Kentucky
Ruhlin Knocks Out Sharkey In Fifteenth Round
In Seaside Athletic Club ring, Gus Ruhlin of Ohio defeats Tom Sharkey after 15 rounds in a decisive knockout. Ruhlin dominates with precise footwork and defense, Sharkey shows vitality but bleeds from multiple punches. Crowd watches as referee stops the bout after Sharkey staggers to the ropes.
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Ruhlin
Tom Sharkey
New York
Seaside Athletic Club
Gus Ruhlin
Ohio Pugilist
Sharkey
Roblin
New Corporations Formed in Various Cities
Erie Realty Company of Cleveland with 5000 dollars. Century Machine and Manufacturing Company of Mansfield with 30000 dollars. Imperial Club of East Liverpool. Attica Telephone Company of Attica with 2500 dollars. Crops ruined as Ocmulgee river reaches peak. sand fills fields in Macon area. Prohibition voice Swallow discusses party strength and possible nomination at Chicago convention.
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Columbus
Erie Realty Company
Cleveland
Century Machine and Manufacturing Company
Mansfield
Imperial Club
East Liverpool
Attica Telephone Company
Attica
Macon
Market Report and Household Notes From City Markets
Corrected items include hides salted and green, sheep pelts, and grain products. Prices cover wheat oats corn hay and straw, with bulk and bale pricing for timothy and clover hay and straw. Salt prices listed for New York markets and goods sold in sacks and per hundredweight. Also includes a generic medicinal promotion for Cascarets Candy Cathartic with money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Growey & Son
Ear Corp
Eeco
Market Reports Chicago and Pittsburg cattle and hog prices
Market notes show mixed to good prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Values list ranged through Chicago and Pittsburg for steers cows bulls calves and feeders, with no. 2 wheat corn oats prices and byproducts like lard bulk meats and bacon also recorded.
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Texas
Pittsburg
Wool and grain prices report from Baltimore markets
Sauston and wool prices list various qualities from No. 1 combing to No. 2 combing and blood grades with prices around 20 to 30 cents. Wheat spot trades at 6 cents, corn No. 38 cash 42 cents, rye 62 1/2 cents, and cloverseed priced prime around 505 dollars for one lot and 792 dollars for another. Butter and egg prices noted as fancy creamery 20 cents and eggs at 12.44 to 0.40 per dozen.
Rebellion in Paratonga Threatens British Island Capital
Advices from the Orient describe a strong uprising spreading across Paratonga, a Pacific island under the British flag. Natives press European settlements, threaten the capital, and have killed over 50 Europeans while fortifying coast towns for a desperate resistance. Britain may be asked for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Orient
Paratonga
Pacific
South Seas
Great Britain
Deluge at Mobile floods city. record rainfall noted
The Weather Bureau reports Mobile Alabama received 12.57 inches of rain from 4 am to 1 pm, the largest in a single storm. The flood area houses many black residents, with significant property loss but no fatalities as water displaced residents from lower-floor homes.
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Mobile
Ala
Weather Bureau
Prohibition State Convention Nominates Ticket in Chicago
The state convention met in Chicago on June 27 and named a ticket headed by Judge W. V. Barnes for governor. The platform centers on prohibition and woman suffrage with the latter adopted after a long acrimonious debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. V. Barnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Defiance County Infirmary
Fred G Gennit
Henry Wager
Napoleon
John Wagner
Ayersville
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Ikeholtz
Mark Township
Pleasant Bend
Washington Township
J. Brake
Petrolea
Ontario
Canada
Hon. J. Brake
Thomas
Bradfield Regulator Company
Atlanta, Ga
Ohio Lad
Arkansas
Swallow
Silas C. Swallow
Harrisburg
Prohibition Party
Middle and Eastern States
CPD
Ana Ae
Address Remedy Company
Bentveal
Esa
Market Report
Gormab
Toner
A. Groney & Son
Lump Rock
J. H. Baker
H. P. Milir
Best Family
H. P. Miller
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Cincinnati
Sauston
Delaine
Toledo
Baltimore
Butter—Fancy Creamery
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