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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
3
In Evansport a proposed gravel road prompts residents to raise 1200 to cover 280 for the project while Defiance county officials face criticism. The dispute cites prior influence from Williams county and accuses local officials of malice, with editorials and rival papers trading barbs over who bears the cost.
The Express calls for fair treatment of County Commissioners by printing Judge Hubbard's injunction decision. It notes lacking the court opinion and appeals to the Evening News for publication. The paper argues the opinion would be good reading for taxpayers.
Gen. M C Butler of South Carolina states that the 16 to tissue is settled, signaling that Bryan's position is settled in effect. The comment reflects a cryptic military style used by the general.
On Wednesday the County Dads gathered at the Schlembach home in North Defiance to honor Peter Corressel on his sixty first birthday and celebrate the Schlembach Corressel nuptials. J J Malley presented a rocking chair to the commissioner amid humorous remarks and a second gift of dishes for the bride. A substantial spread followed as officials including J H Hockman W A Snyder Chas Harris Jace Wisda A Mineel W H Schmaltz Michael Costello Ralph Deatrick T T Ausberry Henry Toberan Geo Fuller Louis Klein and W H Milts joined the social event.
The Hicksville Independent effusively praises produce merchant H P Miller with Horace's picture. The piece, reprinted from the Daily Crescent, fuels rumors Miller may seek the Democratic congressional nomination, hinting at political ambition and rivalries in the district.
When You Ride Your Wheel Always shake into your shoes Alien's Foot Ease powder for the feet It keeps your feet cool prevents sweating and makes your endurance greater Over one million wheel people use Alien's Foot Ease They all raise it It relieves smart hot swollen aching feet and is a cure for ingrowing nails Available at druggists and shoe stores 25c Sample free by mail Allen Olmsted Le Roy N Y
Excerpt from M. B. Loop’s diary recounts life in Camp Latty during the Civil War. Boys, young and eager, endure cold, drill, and foraging adventures while cherishing family letters, music, and early friendships.
The Sherwood Signal backs Zeno Miller for the Democratic nomination for representative, arguing he will better serve Defiance county in the next legislature. It praises C B Sampson as a qualified alternative, urges him to enter the race, and urges both candidates to pursue the nomination vigorously.
A traveling observer reports rain and drought across Ohio from Toledo to Defiance with patches of heavy rain in Hocking county and a dry stretch near Columbus. Early potatoes and fruit crops are noted with good grape prospects, while peaches are scarce. The June 17 Republican committee meeting in Columbus is described as harmonious with Col. Chas. Dick chosen by Geo. K. Nash.
An old advertisement mentions Cartori labeled goods bearing a Sigustae CMU mark. The brief text signals authenticity and a long standing brand trust, implying quality and origin tied to CMU.
The Ohio GOP committee reselected Dick and Norris as chairmen, both Republicans, with N E Matthews praised on the executive board. Kohlsaat’s attacks on Senator Foraker spark Ohio opposition as the party mobilizes to reelect McKinley ally Nash and eventually restore Foraker to the Senate.
The Highland township Sunday school association met Sunday and heard reports and papers. Officers elected: President Mrs Estella Fullmer, Vice President Ed Brechbill, Secretary Mrs Ida Phillips, Treasurer Miss Anna Phillips. Motto chosen: More and Better Work for Christ.
The ad touts Grain-O as a healthful invigorating drink made from pure grains. It claims a rich brown color and coffee like taste, priced about a nickel and a dime, suitable for children as a nourishing beverage.
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