Notable address of Judge Bowersox at Bryan library cornerstone
The Daily Express reprints Judge Bowersox’s cornerstone speech for the Carnegie Library in Bryan, urging a larger library tax levy in Defiance. He emphasizes a free library for all patrons, notes Lincoln’s battlefield quote, and foresees lasting influence from the project. Also reports local notes on residents, visits, and upcoming events.
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Carnegie Library
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Bowersox
Defiance
Defiance College program praised by Philomathean society
The Philomathean literary society held a Defiance College day program featuring Miss Deveaux in an instrumental solo, Mr. Barney on a paper about education, Miss Pratt on the college history, Mr. Baker on what Defiance stands for, and several other readings and musical numbers. Local events include obituaries, social gatherings, and reports of community life across Defiance.
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Defiance College
Deveaux
Barney
Pratt
P. W. McReynolds
Chas
Ensign
A. M. Baker
Clifford Schmaltz
Will Carleton
Philos
Lena White
Napoleon
Dempster
Lois Beard
Miss Beard
German Aid Society
Lawrence Singer
Christ Winkler
Wm. M. Floehr
Jacob Mueller
Nicholas Martin
Joe Schlembach
Frank Worthmiller
Heenan
Roger
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. When inflamed, you hear rumbling sounds or have imperfect hearing. if the tube closes, deafness results unless inflammation is removed and normal function restored. Nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, an inflamed mucous condition. We offer one hundred dollars for any deafness (caused by catarrh) cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. send for circulars free.
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Hall
Local notices and social updates from Defiance area
Fred Weller travels for Detroit firm. R C Cameron visits dentist above Singer's. Miss Ida Schatz leaves for Toledo for month with relatives. Arthur B Mapes of Evansport passes state board exam in Columbus. Findlay reports a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Max W May. Guy Tippen sells 496 acres west of town to L Black of Bowling Green for 24800 dollars. Dr J M Coombs of Hicksville visits. Mail carrier Isaac Deveaux moves family to North Defiance. Mrs Ed Partee of Tiffin township visits the Etchen home. Mr and Mrs Volney Palmer spend Sunday in West Hope with Dr and Mrs Brubaker and Mrs Louis Ernest of Evansville. Rocky Mountain Tea testimonial given. Weisenburger & Emery advertise. J S Snook and Frank Miller depart for Washington for congress sessions.
Rocky Mountain Tea Cited In Rhyme About Boy
Verse recalls a lad whose face glows from nightly sips of Rocky Mountain Tea, attributed to Mary and the firm Weisenburger and Emery in a brief, dated anecdote.
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Mary
Weisenburger & Emery
Oil Indicator At Greenler Well Signals Progress
Drill at the Greenler well reaches over 100 feet in the Trenton rock. Sand is coarser and darker, a sign regarded as favorable for oil prospects, suggesting improved reservoir characteristics.
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Greenler
Trenton
Doxology Sung in Flour Barrel at Sunday School Convention
A Tiffin township Sunday School convention met at St. John's M E Church on Nov 21 22. The program featured devotions by Rev C L Snyder and Rev S L Roberts, a temperance address, and talks on Sunday School management by P N Richardson. About 70 churches and 6000 members were invited to participate and send news to Henry L Stock.
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Tiffin Township
St. John’s M. E
Henry L. Stock
COURT ACTIONS AND PROBATE NOTES IN DEF IAN E
The State vs Chase Bowers for assault was dismissed in common pleas court. Frank Hughes pled guilty to horse stealing and was sentenced to the penitentiary for one year. Probate Court names Geo C Wirth administrator of Joseph Heister estate and C C Bigelow guardian for three minors. Marriage licenses issued to five couples.
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Chase Bowers
Common Pleas Court
Frank Hughes
Ohio Penitentiary
McCarty
Hubbard
Geo. C. Wirth
Joseph Heister
Postmaster Eyes Move to New Office by December First
Postmaster Thompson stated he expects to move into the new post office between now and December 1st, aiming for a pre Thanksgiving move if possible. He noted little work remains including lighting and heating tests, and credited Harley and Miller for good work amid unavoidable delays.
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Harley
Miller
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