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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
6
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Defiance county Republicans plan a delegate convention at Defiance city hall on May 20 1905 at 2 pm to choose six delegates and six alternates for the state convention in Columbus May 24 25 1905 The apportionment links delegates to Roosevelt votes with two delegates and two alternates per ten votes and one per five fractional votes The caucuses to pick county delegates are set for May 13 1905 at 7 30 pm in ward and township voting places with possible schedule changes in rural areas by the committee chairmen J J Craine and Clay Woodward note secretary
Emery Elliott sent a small branch infected with a San Jose scale insect to the Department of Agriculture on April 24 asking for identification and treatment. A wallace Dickman lot in North Defiance supplied the limb. Inspector A F Burgess replied that the trees are infected and sent treatment instructions.
A $1,000 reward is posted for the arrest of H G Goll, cashier at a Milwaukee bank, who vanished the day the Bigelow defalcation came to light.
Mothers praise Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the best baby medicine in the world. It is claimed to make babies strong healthy and active priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets Weis enburger Bros.
Ohio department of agriculture issues two bulletins from the nursery and orchard division. One outlines grape pests, remedies, and treatments for the state and is free on request. The other covers the Elm Leaf Beetle, a newly found pest for urban shade trees, with more details to come. Contact A. F. Burgess in Columbus for information.
Gro E Letcher imprisoned for arson asks for a new trial. He attaches an affidavit by H B Lauderdale formerly of Lyons now in Palmyra Michigan. Lauderdale says he deposited about 500 dollars in Letcher’s bank in Fayette at 6 pm and again at 6 am the next day and saw Letcher after, arguing the fire at 1 am on January 4 would make the long Fayette to Montpelier trip impossible.
Washington John Wank lost a work horse. B F Houck lost a buggy horse. George Campbell sold a two year old colt to John Wank. Miss Bertha Shim and Miss Annie Martin visited B D Lintz in Paulding. Trustees met. Fairview church plans May 14 baptism. Carpenters frame Charley Weoper’s barn 36 by 60 feet. Isaac Gorrer moved a saw mill to Leander Garver’s. Will Neff sold his cement block machine to Joe Weber.
The school held a Saturday box social that drew a good crowd and provided enjoyable evening for all attendees. Several locals visited relatives in Defiance and Hicksville over the weekend.
Mary Jane Grady and Marcus Nigh with Frances Marion Nigh and Eawin A Nigh are named defendants in a Defiance Ohio probate land dispute. Mary A. Mowry sues over undivided one eleventh shares in parcels across Defiance and Hamilton counties, seeking partition or appraisal and sale with proceeds divided. Defendants must answer by June 25, 1905, or the petition will be deemed true.
Father Bell of St. Joseph's Collingwood led early mass when Michael Osborne collapsed, dying before the last rites. A physician ruled heart failure caused the death.
OTI B Firen, a Ft. Wayne shoe merchant, disappeared suddenly and was found wandering the city the next day drenched with rain, mud smeared on him and delirious with a high fever. He had wandered all night with a revolver in his hand under the belief that pursuers chased him. He is a nervous wreck.
TuoMAs Sheehan, a Cuyahoga County prisoner, was sent to the Mansfield reformatory for burglary after an escape attempt last week. He reportedly slid through an eighteen inch sewer for 200 feet before encountering a heavy grate and retreating to a guard’s custody.
The board discussed cleaning yards and streets with debris removal urged. Dr Westrick cited two April typhoid cases and warned that sporadic illness could spread without timely sanitation and renovation in city alleys and homes.
County commissioners inspected gravel roads Tuesday. Mrs J O Wissler and son Carl visited Defiance while Daniel Partee was in Bryan. Mrs Laura Keoppe visited her parents in South Defiance. Wm Cody of Evansport bought a fine horse from Geo Koch recently.
Mrs Julia Steinmier Willie Sauer of New Bavaria Miss Maggie Troeger of Defiance and Barney Steinmier of Pleasant Bend were business callers at this place Wednesday Mr and Mrs W O Rasor of Defiance spent Sunday at this place Miss Anna Clemens of Defiance is sewing at this place Chas Kellermier Ray Rethmel and Amos Roehrig have been employed in constructing a cemetery When finished it will be a pretty place for the departed children of this institution
Springfield grand jury urges legislation to establish a public whipping post for husbands and fathers who fail to support wives and children. They cite numerous wife beating cases handled by police courts and pledge support to the movement for court discretion to punish offenders.
Wm Shade roofs S J Brown home. B F Albright of Bryan on Ney business. Mr McMahon of Pittsburg pa visiting relatives. Mrs James Weiland of Bryan visiting Ney mother. Miss Bebie Miller of Evansport in Ney. Mrs B Ryder in Huntington ind at sister Mrs Peter Weese. She also called on Mrs Sarah Davidson and Dr Ervin Wright. Chas Stailey Jr closed term of school in district No 2. Owen Kintner photographed the school. J W Garber busy wallpapering. Leona Dreher sold Ney property to brother H E Dreher. Mrs Luella Schatz died in California April 18 at 24. Audra Green works for Bryan milliner Mrs Adams. P M Crago of Ney buying eggs and wool. Archie Crago back from Charlevoix county Michigan.
Local items report visits by residents to Toledo Bryan Defiance and Bloomdale. Evansport high school plans its second annual commencement for May with Cameron Orchestra, diplomas and a health department rubbish removal resolution. Mortality and sanitary statistics, vaccine notes, and local officials’ activities are listed.
The Defiance Public Library trustees report strong demand and growing taste for higher quality reading while detailing needs for a comprehensive reference collection catalog and better study spaces. They note Carnegie gifts of 17500 then 4500 toward a new library building nearing completion with Dr. SloCum’s substantial gift to equip it.
The Ohio Sunday school association coordinates Bible and Sunday schools across 88 counties and about 1300 townships with over 10 000 officials. It conducts 3000 conventions annually and distributes 15 000 copies of the Ohio Sunday school worker monthly. The Fourth International District Summer Training school is set for Winona Lake Indiana August 7 to 19. Local township associations in Noble and Tiffin plan conventions and Easter activities praise by St John s MESS and Evansport MESS with joyful services.
Frank Wise man is very sick with pneumonia. Henry Marshouse traded horses last week. Harry Engel and wife called on John Dirr. Rev Hiner of Defiance called on Kenneth Harris. Robt Randel called on A Scott wrdelbes to Mrs W Page and Mrs Holeman of Continental visited here Monday. George and Adolph Foss visited Defiance Sunday.
A powerful tornado struck Laredo Texas killing sixteen people and injuring many others. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as the storm toppled structures and left widespread damage across the city.
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