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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
4
Ches J Thompson publisher announces office in the Office-Latty Building Court Street. Daily evening edition issued in Defiance Ohio with delivery and subscription options including weekly, monthly and yearly rates.
The notice announces publication cadence on Wednesdays, pricing at 1.50 per year paid in advance, and lists long distance telephone numbers 14 and 34 for Northwestern and general inquiries. Public notice style reflects a small-town newspaper classifieds line.
The Express reported Bruns supporters predicting large gains for him in Stryker precinct to skin John M. Killits. Killits carried the precinct by a sweeping margin, with Bruns claiming a smaller lead than Nash. The Crescent News notes Bruns called the Express, and the matter now shifts to H. P. Miller over Brady township where Killits led Nash.
A notes list of weekly visitors and residents including A W Fuller of Defiance J M Turrittin and wife from town to Hicksville Haver and family of Hicksville Grace Yarlot of Ney visiting to teach at Dickey school LE Kitterman and Mrs Winaland painting homes F W Heater township superintendent visiting schools Dr S C Sacket of Milton Centre guest of Dr Bert Fraze Mae Ash guest from Wood county Prof Cook of Cleveland and Prof Dunakin of Sherwood visiting the Bend and area teachers Miss Miller Nebo and Bert Hires Van Wert.
Peter Hoffman and family visited Christ Demland on Sunday. Della Mathelson Minnie Rickie Schanika and Me scarce news this week. Frank Cussin went to Antwerp to vote. Ped J Paxton and Mabel were in Bryan Saturday. Mrs T E Shuter visited Archbald before ME quarterly meeting at Stryker. Mrs Biglow returned to Hicksville after visiting her parents. J W Shuter C M Paxton and Florence drove to New Sunday. White of Jewell to preach Liberal U B church Saturday 7:30 PM Sunday 10:30 AM 7:30 PM. D C Snider returned from Lima Findlay. Mrs J Boadle visited Hicksville Sunday. Rev Spyker town Monday horse search. Shuter to Stryker Saturday. Mignery here Tuesday. Gravel road nearing Deffiance with most of it to be completed this fall.
Katie Zachrish visited Yetta Frank Sunday. Peter Horning visited Mr and Mrs Daniel Horning his parents Sunday. Ed Rath and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Horning Sunday. Hennie Frank sprained his leg and is unable to work. George Vetter and Stella Smith visited Jacob Smith Sunday. A little boy came to the home of John Brink last week. Furando Matherson and daughter Minnie of Paulding county visited Fred Schanika Tuesday. Louis Schanika husking corn for Marshouses. William Demland and wife attended the divorce case of George Lesh. Maurice Fred Geiger finished Peter Horning's kitchen last week.
Miss Gusta Keoppe of Glenburg visited Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harmon Meyer traveled to Defiance Thursday. A protracted meeting began at Trinity Chapel. Miss Mary Meyer spent Thursday with Mrs. Katie Figley. George Churchman of Ney bought hay Friday. Samuel Dunbar and daughter Kate went to Defiance Friday. Willie Keoppe of Glenburg husked corn for his uncle Ed Keoppe. Dan Partee made a business trip to Defiance Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Leight starts his winter term of school Monday in district No 10. Nelson Pierce spent the past week in Michigan visiting a sister. H S Lindsey and wife visited at the home of David Poper near Menville Indiana. Mrs Jane Farrah Avilla Indiana came Tuesday to visit old friends and neighbors. Gang Commissioner Geo Henning and JM Ainsworth of Hicksville were on our streets last week. H Hoot man recently purchased a driving horse for his son Clyde. Mrs Jane Farrah of Avilla Indiana came Tuesday of last week to stay and visit. P B Hootman picked 9 bushels of quinces from two trees this season.
Snider and A C Cameron brighten their shop by repainting the fronts. Shuter’s grand opening last Saturday drew crowds. carnations were given to each entrant. The store showed new up-to-date stock and the owner greeted customers with a smile.
J B Fisher and family of Belmore were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw on Sunday. Jesse Lance, Buckeye stave factory night fireman, travels on crutches after a scalded foot injury. The East Band boys hosted another dance in Eger's hall Saturday. Sidney Browning and son of Michigan visited Wm Wolf and wife en route to Dupont for marriage with Miss Ertie Part. Browning and Miss Hart wed in Toledo after leaving Dupont. Joseph Okuly, son of John Okuly of New Bavaria, died of pneumonia aged about 22. funeral to be held Wednesday at the Catholic church.
Mr and Mrs Willis Keister and others visited at S Stock's home on Sunday. Christ Bohrer and Henrietta Sherman wed on Thursday. Fred Linebrink sold his farm to his son John and will hold a sale on November 20. Several families shared meals and visits including Mrs Jacob Gares and Epworth League plans at St Johns for 7 pm next Sunday.
Mrs Jas Emery and son Clay ton visit relatives at Mc i ats Mr Eldridge. Chas Chapman of Bluffton guests of Mr and Mrs H L Chapman. Mercer of Defiance calls on Dr H C Coy. Wm Horr and wife visit in Michigan. Mrs Gertrude Knisely returns to Paulding after stay here. Adam Beck and wife with Nelson Van Ness and wife Sunday in Archbold. Frank Beck and wife from Napoleon visit J Beck. Liberty Center friends spend Sunday here. Ridgeville Napoleon Endeavor rally well attended with Miss Jeannie Reynolds and papers by Misses Schilesinger Cowdick and Reynolds. Rev W J Dempster speaks on What to Do With Our Trials.
Consultation promises no charge if case deemed incurable after examination. Clinic asserts reputation for curing cases once thought incurable and guarantees disclosure of prognosis at no cost.
The News-Tribune on July 30 1898 praises a Detroit Michigan specialist as a highly experienced diagnostician with few equals in the country.
Lawrence Carr of Findlay Ohio testifies in 1900 that after months of sickness he found relief from rheumatism through three months of treatment by Dr Morrison at the Detroit Clinic. He states he can now work as a glass blower and praises the doctor for saving his life.
Clarence Overmyer reports ten years of indigestion with extreme stomach and bowel pain. After starting Dr Morrison’s treatment at the Detroit Clinic in Antwerp on December 13, 1900, symptoms rapidly improved and after two months he is fully cured, with no pain and full ability to work.
The article praises a specialist in charge who treats all curable diseases with the latest methods. It notes no treatment for incurable cases, offers free personal consultations, and promises prompt attention for inquiries sent via application or addressed to the clinic.
Grain and stock prices listed for Cleveland and Chicago cattle hogs sheep calves and more with range values. Cattle prices show good to prime steers and various weights. hogs ranges and wheat corn oats prices. fruit and vegetables for Columbus. other city markets include New York Cincinnati Toledo and Baltimore price snippets.
The Daily Express reports intense Republican protests over the killing of John M. Killits by party colleagues in Defiance. Democrats claim gains from Republican disunity while强调 party loyalty and opposition to leadership. The piece predicts tax shifts and urges faithful Republicans to stand by the party line.
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