Defiance Hosts Fifth annual ICRM Pow Wow
The Defiance Red Men lodge hosted their fifth annual Pow Wow with the Grand Trail parade featuring floats and speakers. Mayor Evans welcomed the visitors at Fort Ground as a special train brought in crowds from Lima and surrounding towns. The noon parachute drop by Prof Phillips, despite a wire mishap, drew high praise. The Stars defeated the Napoleon Stars 10 to 9 at Island Park, and Omega lodge plans to demonstrate MM work in Springfield on Oct 24.
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ICRM
Lima
Defiance
Com
Evans
Fort Ground
CL & M
Phillips
Fifth Street
van Wert
Dean's Aintment Cures Itching Piles Fast
Folly to suffer from night itching piles. Dean's aintment cures quickly and permanently. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Mad Dog Provokes Street Chase Ends in Fatal Shot
A small brindled mongrel suspected of rabies sparked a Monday evening pursuit through Clinton and Perry streets, drawing a crowd of schoolchildren. The dog crossed the canal, roamed several blocks, and returned to Lewis' drug store corner where special officer William Jones shot it. No injuries to people reported.
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Clinton Street
Canal
Fifth Street
Perry
Worthington
Jackson
Fifth
Holgate Ave
E . Lewis
Tom Ansberry
Lewis’ Drug Store
Wm Jones
Northwestern Ohio Postmasters to Meet in Toledo
Fall meeting of the Northwestern Ohio Postmasters' Association set for Monday September 24 1900 at the Toledo Post Office starting 10 o'clock A M. The agenda emphasizes a large Question Box segment with invited participation aiming for a rousing event. a Postmaster Banquet is a featured treat. CRP Walz President Delta O and E Vale Secretary Columbus Grove urge attendance and participation with A Gessner Fremont presiding over the box.
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Toledo
Crp Walz
Delta
O. E . Vale
Columbus Grove
Gessner
Fremont
Sandusky conference appointments list for Findlay session
The Sandusky annual conference of the U B church met at Findlay September 12 to 16 with presiding elders W S Gage and W O Fries. The document lists district assignments across Bowling Green Toledo and surrounding towns, noting several pastors and churches. The next annual conference is planned for Shelby Ohio in September 1901.
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Sandusky
U B
Findlay
Gage
Presiding Elder
Bowling Green
H Arnold
Columbus Grove
V Davis
Continental
Carl W Jamison
Defiance
P O Rhodes
Deshler
O Rhodes
C B Fletcher
Hoytsville
Melamore
Leipsic
R Fisher
McComb
H Radebaugh
North Baltimore
N Crabbs
Oakwood
J Easterbrook
Portage
E Ingle
Raweon
Sheller
West Findlay
Lea
Tiffin
O Fries
Attica
Fellers
Bascom
D Bishop
Bloomville
Summer
Bucyrne
E Swords
Carey
H L Snyder
Chicago
F Fritz
Greenspring
Loose
Honey Creek
Keely
North Robinson
J Ingle
Old Fort
E Lanker
Oceola
Barnes
Shelby
Smithville
L Bender
Sycamore
Jamizon
W Hicks
Tiro
H Patterson
Vanlue
R Arnold
Toledo
H Doty
Bloomdale
E Burrell
Burgoon
M Snook
Castor
D Shoemaker
East Bowling Green
Beet samples mailed to growers by Ohio Experiment Station
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will mail franked sampling tags and instructions to growers who received seed last spring. Tags allow four pound packages to be mailed for free. The station will analyze sugar beet samples grown from its seed free of charge when accompanied by a proper description. Other beets may be analyzed by writing to the Wooster, Ohio station before sampling. Express samples require prepaid charges.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Chemical Department
Wooster
Express
Express Office Caller and Student Headed to Germany
Levi Behringer of Route C stops at the EXPRESS office and praises the paper after years as a subscriber. Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury leaves with her father for New York to sail to Germany where she will study at German universities for a year aboard a North German Lloyd liner.
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Levi Behringer
Route C
Express
Mr. Behringer
Elizabeth Kingsbury
BB Kingsbury
Germany
New York
Misa Kingsbury
Dem ocratic ticket turmoil and Cam rest appetite for Bryan
North Richland resident Joseph Leach reports strong anti Oom Peter Caressel sentiment in county politics. Despite protests at primaries the Democratic candidate for commissioner remains on the ticket though pressure grows to retire him amid city life strain and board issues.
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Joseph Leach
North Richland
Joseph
Man Bryan
Bryan
Dom Peter Caressel
Peter
Fall Pastures Now Rains Needed And Local Moves Noted
The community notes include farming shifts and personal moves. Wm Gilts plans to relocate to Findlay for farming, S C Waterhouse to stand trial for insanity in probate court, and Robt Carey property sold to John W Leach for 2500. Rev J H Fitzwater moves with family from Kenton to Defiance district residence. Five carloads of Idaho horses arrived, to be sold by Parkins and Gibson.
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B& Or’y
Idaho
Wabash
Parkins and Gibson
Robt. Carey
Jefferson Street
Chas. L Hickox
John W Leach
North Richland
Leach
Judge Hubbard Opens Session on Sutphen Smith Judgment
In a brief Monday session Judge Hubbard ruled on a single matter, a judgment in favor of ST Sutphen against E A Smith for 25.80. The court adjourned to meet again on October 22.
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Common Pleas Court
Sutphen
AE Smith
Hubbard
ST Sutphen
E A Smith
Evansport cider mill runs daily except Saturday start Sept 20
The King’s Cider and Sell Mill at Evansport will operate every day of the week starting September 20, but will be closed on Saturdays. The plan outlines daily hours during the period.
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King’s
Evansport
Pioneer Wm Phillips Dies in Defiance Township at 80
Wm Phillips aged about 80 died at his Defiance township home at 8 pm Tuesday after more than two years of illness. He celebrated his 80th birthday on August 29, 1900 with a reunion seen as his last. He leaves eight children and nineteen grandchildren with several relatives nearby. Funeral set for Friday at 10 am at the Phillips home with Rev. L Roberts of the Ayersville charge to conduct services. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
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Wm. Phillips
Defiance Township
Turaday
Mr. Phillips
Alonzo Phillips
Jacob Adame
K Phillips
J M Phillips
AB Kasian
Ayersville
Wm. Dickey
J K Phillips
RW Phillips
Phillips
Defiance County
Maumee
Kepler
Ohio
L Roberts
Riverside Cemetery
Local Marriages and Town News Summary
Wm A Leban and Lottie Wilkinson secured a marriage license. Archdeacon Abbott of Cleveland will preach at Grace Episcopal at 10 30 am Sunday. Wabash conductor Frank Hockaday out on leave after his mother’s death. David King sold his Defiance township farm for 6800 cash to Henry Schoonover. Michael Heiner sues county commissioners over 148 allegedly due for a drain in Mason gravel pit.
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John Small
Ney
McCarty
Wm Lantz
Small
Wm. Lantz
Lantz
Hunter
Archdeacon Abbott
Cleveland
Grace Episcopal Church
Wabash
Frank Hockaday
Wixon
Ft. Wayne
Ind
David King
Defiance Township
Henry Schoonover
Mr. King
Michael Heiner
Mason Gravel
Washington Township
Local Malinta Merchant Excels Amid Farming Community
John Smith of Malinta, Henry county, proprietor of a Malinta general store, reports strong sales averaging 75 to 100 dollars daily. The village of 500 residents thrives on a cooperative business climate with three stores and a social farming community where five hundred people populate the streets on Saturdays and horse loving families ride in with spirited trotters.
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John Smith
Malinta
Bennett Smith
East Defiance
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Will Patt
Fred Fisk
Otis Hanna
Will Balsley
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Napoleon
H F Cameron
R A Houghton
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Cornell University
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The
Keystone Dramatic Co
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Ladies Altar Society of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
CF Ferguson
Turnbull Wagon Co
Chas B Sampson
Crescent News
Ottawa
Charley
Otis Danster
Mr Danster
Henry Bostlman
Adams Township
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Herbert Bosteter
Columbus
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Grand Lodge of Ohio
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Hull
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Joseph Brown
Delaware Township
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Harley & Whitaker's
Mad Dog
Northwestern Ohio Postmasters’ Association
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Optician
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Findlay District
Bell Telephone Co
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Board of County Commissioners
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Christ Winterich
Herman
Charles U Gordon
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J . Crandall
Crandall
Gordon
Weisenberger & Emery
Lueders
Wm Gilts
Wabash Ry
Wm Commeansg
North Creek
Commeans
John P Eiser
S C Waterhouse
Syracuse, Nebraska
T H Ashton
J H Fitzwater
Kenton
Central Ohio Conference
Leader Shoe Store
Wm A Leban
Lottie Wilkinson
Wed
John Etchen
Cofferville, Kas
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Roann
Edward Squire
Henry Zimmerman
LJ Kepler
C A Loaders
Henry Sass
Mettler Sisters
W S James, MD
Union Fraternal League
Mr. Smith
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