Hog Cholera Remedy for Disease Germs in Slop Water
This广告 promotes CRESOL COMPOUND to kill hog cholera germs in slop and drinking water. It is sold at 25 cents per pint bottle with a special price offered for gallon lots.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
5
This广告 promotes CRESOL COMPOUND to kill hog cholera germs in slop and drinking water. It is sold at 25 cents per pint bottle with a special price offered for gallon lots.
Notices report Dr. Hardy's will admitted to probate in Hicksville. Local events include Frank Hanley's lecture in Hicksville on Sept 28 with Hart Bros. tickets. Burr Stevens wins prizes at Henry county fair for poultry. Various visits, relocations, and upcoming confirmations by Rt Rev Bishop Horstman in Defiance.
The Central Verein dates a Golden Jubilee event while Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kesselmyer visit Grand Rapids. F J Smith of Los Angeles visits his parents in the city. Mrs Isabel Adams and Miss Edith Walls arrive for a visit at the Houghton home in Holgate avenue.
Ruth Ann Jubenville died Tuesday at age 58. The infant of Mr and Mrs Roy Ball died Sunday. The remains were placed in the Riverside vault. Bruce Reynolds left Wednesday for Detroit and then on to the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston to resume violin studies. Miss Besse Reynolds will join him in Toledo Thursday to study piano at the Conservatory.
The B and O sets a 50 cent round trip to the Republican county convention in Hicksville on Saturday. Trains depart Defiance at 10:08 a.m. and return from Hicksville at 8:20 p.m. Efforts seek a stop at Sherwood and will be announced in Daily Express.
LD Croninger a Civil War veteran residing beyond the city limits died unexpectedly Tuesday morning. He was found dead behind a field roller with reins in hand, heart trouble presumed. Born 62 years ago in Seneca County he lived much of his life in Richland and Noble townships. He married Anna E Hicks forty years ago and left two sons William and Roy and several siblings. Funeral services were held at his residence with Bishop Post and Rev Rhodes Row officiating. interment followed in Riverside cemetery.
The New Jersey department audit shows surplus of 350000 more than company figures, with 400000000 in force insurance and about 100000000 in assets. The report states the company is managed primarily for policyholders and found no grafting. The firm is portrayed as a leading pure life insurer.
John Kluender sues L Trowbridge in Justice Costello's court for 6505 dollars to clear land owned by the defendant. Hill and Ansberry represent Kluender, while K V Haymaker appears for Mr. Trowbridge.
Cicero Delbert Steel works on the B and O railroad near Scio Indiana. Clemmer and Johnson are building two cement bridges in Cicero. WA Geiger broke his leg Friday afternoon while working in a field with his team. Ed Stone and family attended the Beerbower reunion at Clarkaville Saturday.
The Express announces a campaign rate for the weekly paper, offering a special 15 cent price from now until after the election. Readers are urged to send in their orders if they plan to receive the paper.
Albert Eder known as Mud Eder was shot by Sheriff Wm Kopp while resisting arrest in the rail yard near the B and O depot after a chase from Clinton street saloon. Eder drew a knife. Kopp fired wounding him and he was taken to a depot waiting room then to his mother's home with a weak pulse and low temperature.
The article describes Eder as strong with a troubled past and notes a sheriff’s regret over a near fatal shooting during a pursuit. Kanovan, nicknamed Punch, pleads guilty to abusing an officer and is held for probate court on $200 bond after striking Deputy Sheriff Fred Kopp amid a dispute between Eder and John Parker.
The twelfth annual reunion of Company H 14th ONI was held at Hotel Wayne on Saturday Sept 9 with guests socializing morning at the Fort Ground visit where Comrade Beardsley photographed the group. A sumptuous hotel repast followed then business and social sessions continued into the afternoon. delegates from various cities attended and plans were made to meet again in Omar Ohio with Comrade Samuel Spencer.
The Portland Indiana Commercial-Review warns farmers about a new con game run by outsiders who contract poultry for a fixed delivery date. They dock for weight and feed, alter payment terms, and move poultry to cars with hidden scales. Farmers are advised to deal with home merchants for best prices and avoid these operators in Celina St Marys New Bremen Montpelier Bluffton Warren. Also notes lectures, birthdays, and local obituaries.
Uncalled letters for the week ending September 17 1908 in Defiance Ohio include Alonzo Agenbroad Peter Banty J Mc Weber Mrs Becker and Mre Annie Smith. If not claimed within 14 days they will be sent to the dead letter office as required by law. Postmaster C J Thompson notes to say advertised and give the list date.
Sheriff Kopp holds Daniel Russell an insane man found famished on a hill in North Defiance above the Asbacher sawmill. Police Officer Hummer took him to the county jail. Russell, about 55, weighs 155 pounds with two months beard, speaks German and English, recalls peach picking near Toledo, and says he is backed by the Japanese army. He cannot identify his origin or how he arrived in Defiance. Local efforts to locate relatives or determine disposal face difficulties.
Canning peaches this week lists Alberta Crosby Hills and Chilli varieties for sale. Enquire J E Back three miles east of Florida. Phone Okalona Exchange.
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