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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
5
For your horses cattle sheep and hogs we make them and they are good. Godward's Drug Store offers farm stock products and related supplies for farmers and ranchers.
Defiance city desk reports quick moves of residents in nearby towns. Notables include Mrs. Sol Deamer leaving for Columbus and Geo K Otis of Hicksville visiting. Local incidents span a stack at Clipper Plow Co and a buzz saw accident injuring Albert Gardner.
The city council in regular session approves a franchise for W D Sherwood and associates to build an electric railway on Clinton Street and Holgate road with amendments on freight limits. Debate centers on routing, costs of surveys and publication as well as street paving shares. Adjournment follows with routine notices and local updates.
News from Craig's Mill Arkansas notes mineral veins zinc and quarry activity in Boxite Territory west of Little Rock while cotton prices reach nine cents a pound. A timber wolf captured near Defiance is dead after Judge Sheppard and E. J. Webb recovered it, with a mounted exhibited fragment at Jewell. A hunting chase ends with a deer-like animal killed near Push Mountain as Henry Hill and a carpenter pursue hounds across Will Lumpkins property. Mr. Hill shoots the animal after it Treed on an oak limb.
The fragment presents a distorted mention of a subject titled The King You Have Always Bought with unclear parenthetical C7. The text lacks coherent names places or dates to establish a fuller report.
For Sale notice describes a house in East Defiance on Franklin street three doors north of U B church with inquiry directed to F L Hay.
Advertisement offers money to loan at four and one half percent interest. Apply to F. L. Hay. A fine residence on Francis Street offered for sale or rent, inquiries via Rev. F B Doughtery.
The railroad company must provide an extra car to haul Vogel and Deming's big minstrel troupe, in addition to its two mammoth cars, for transport to the Citizens show tomorrow night.
After a council adjournment a Sherwood franchise ordinance was discussed informally and a special meeting was set for next Tuesday evening to pass the ordinance. The route described runs south on Clinton to Arabella then east to Washington and south on Washington to Deatrick and on to Deatrick.
A Findlay dispatch reports George Ury Marsh Lindsey Locke Foster Chas Foster and Willis Miller now serving a sentence in the penitentiary were indicted by the grand jury at Upper Sandusky for first degree murder. They allegedly killed Celeryman Johnson at Carey on September 11 1900 during a burglary involving five burglars. Ury was arrested in Findlay during a burglary trial as his wife and daughter witnessed the arrest.
Street commissioner Gus Myers began moving a coal house from an alley beside the Wabash depot after the city council ordered action. Sheriff John McCarty appeared with an injunction, leaving the shed stranded in the alley as officials and police maintained order.
Since the start of the year G W Helpman serves as foreman of the testing room at Defiance Machine Works. His role ensures each machine passes final inspection before delivery to purchasers. The Kettenring firm praises his skilled workmanship and advancement.
Attorney J. M. Killits from Bryan calls in. Jacob and Rebecca Dickman to wed in Findlay witnesses testifying for Geo Ury case. Substation stamps and money orders added to Col. Enos drug store. Lero returns home with changed appearance after brief Kansas visit. Numerous local movements include weather reports, layoffs, job changes, and a pension signing.
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