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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1904
Page
7
A mishmash of ads and notices lists product prices and loans, a hot air medical appliance, a ball at National Union hall, a lost black mare, hat sales, marriage license, military moves, church services at multiple congregations, saloon business change, and a tonic claim for health. Names and places include Woodwards Dey Ayere Defiance Indiana Indianapolis St Johns Reformed Calvary Snowden Weisenburges and Emery.
A description notes gravel road underdrained property with one hundred fifty fruit trees including berry and grape, a good barn, corn crib, tool room, farm implements, one brood mare, wagon, harness, and other equipment. Located at 308 Jefferson Street.
Mrs. Mary Green widow of Judge Green died at her Wilhelm street home after years of declining health. Born January 29 in Lycoming county Pennsylvania, she moved to Evansport with her parents, married J. J. Green in Defiance in 1865, and lived there since. They had an adopted daughter, Sallie Young, who recently died. Surviving siblings include Samuel Donaldson of Stryker, Captain Jacob Donaldson, librarian of the Senate in Washington, and Mrs. Michael Skinner of Stryker. Funeral was at Lovelock with interment at Riverside cemetery.
In Indiana Bryan's reception signals lingering free silver sentiment among Midwest Democrats. The St Louis platform on money is praised by Parker supporters, while the silver wing is kept in check for the campaign. The piece notes the party's stance remains aligned with 1896 on economics and questions local candidates' fitness for offices including surveyor and com missioner, with intra party friction over endorsements and deputyships.
Hattle Parker of Battle Creek Michigan contested in the Deit e Ohio Court of Common Pleas the alleged last will of Aaron Bosier. The petition claims the paper writing was not executed by a sound mind and memory and seeks probate denial and related relief. Defendants include Hinelle Parker and listed next friends and witnesses were named for the proceeding. Dated November 1st.
Advertisement asserts that deafness can be cured by a tobacco and mucous membrane therapy. It claims nine of ten cases improve and offers one hundred dollars for proof of cause from catarrh. Includes mail order details for Mail's Catareh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as related products.
Dode and Ted Renische from Paulding are visiting the city. Miya Jewell Fouke and Little Miss Mildred Malley headlined a Hallowe'en party in Napoleon. Mrs W H Tuttle of Toledo visits her parents, Mr and Mrs A Finch. Mr and Mrs Will Jarvis and their son Francis returned from St Louis Monday evening.
Dr. Mahon, a renowned specialist with the largest Ohio practice, will make regular monthly visits to Defiance throughout the coming year. Fluent in English German and French, he gains study opportunities few doctors have. His second visit is Tuesday November 16 Crosby House. Patients with chronic diseases should consult him at once.
When you want a fine suit of clothes go to A W King & Son and get one of those with a self retaining front which are al ways peat.
The piece advocates for Frank T. Snyder for sheriff and boosts several Republican candidates in Milford township and the county. It touts Weber as competent, Blue as trained surveyor, Baughman as infirmary director, Davis as corageously reforming, and criticizes Democratic rivals while urging turnout and support for the party slate amid local press commentary.
A local ad seeks fur and hide buyers with prices offered for mink muskrat raccoon opossum and scrap materials. The seller requests to be consulted before selling elsewhere and promises buy prices at market rates.
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