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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
8
W. A. Snider County Auditor certifies the exhibit of receipts and expenditures for Defiance County Ohio for the year ending September 1 1900 is correct.
A call for home training and moral guidance to prepare daughters for modern work. It extols Diamond Garment Cutter schools as essential for teaching dressmaking, cutting, and related skills, arguing mothers must educate daughters in integrity and industry to ensure independence and proper conduct. It contrasts domestic paths with factory and office work and condemns neglect of motherly duties compared with missionary education for other groups.
Certification by Treasurer C W Kerns and Auditor W A Snider that the statement reflects the county treasury funds of Defiance Ohio at the semi annual inspection dated September 3 1900. The document enumerates balances and receipts from various funds recorded to validate fiscal condition.
Maine reaffirmed a strong Republican majority on Monday. The state backed President McKinley and elected four Republicans to Congress by margins from 7,000 to 10,000, signaling a wider Union trend as Maine goes.
N Kings cider and salt mill at Evansport will run every day during the week except Saturday from September 20. Local readers are advised of the new daily hours at the Evansport facility starting this fall.
Advertisement claims Cheawberlain's Pain Balm instantly relieves pain from cuts bruises burns and scalds and speeds healing. It alleges relief from swelling stiffness and redness with faster results than oils and lists NG Wodvard as the supplier.
The piece attacks the Democratic Party for dual misdeeds it claims on both sides of the Atlantic. It accuses Democrats of denying full voting rights to Black citizens in the South while supporting imperialist moves in the Philippines. It cites Tillman and a Kansas City platform extract to illustrate alleged fraud, violence, and disfranchisement.
The Delphos Courant, a Bryan stronghold, attacks Bourke Cochran as hypocritical for backing free silver while opposing it in 1896. It denounces Carl Schurtz as a paid advocate for Bryan and warns that a Republican Congress would curb Bryan’s power.
The issue publishes William McKinley’s letter of acceptance for the Republican nomination. The paper praises the document as noble and urges readers to study its contents carefully, insisting the public should not set the paper aside before reading the full letter.
A Grange social is planned at Highland Grange hall or nearby in the grove two miles south and one half mile east of Ayersville on Thursday September 20. A program is arranged and all are invited to attend with well filled buckets for a good time. WoR Stone secretary.
Michael H Kreutzer of Columbus and Mies Lena Albright were married at the bride’s mother’s home on Nicholas Street North Defiance Monday evening with Rev. Carl Spannuth officiating. The couple departed for Columbus this morning to establish their home.
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