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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1891
Page
1
Democrats of Napoleon request a meeting at Napoleon City Hall on Saturday April 13 1991 at 8 o'clock p m to place in nomination a city ticket by order of Dea Ix Con.
In Napoleon the Drag Book and Wall Paper House run by Messrs Saur and Balsley celebrates a quarter century of steady work and broad stock. The store advertises low prices on wall papers paints and related goods while inviting customers to preview its extensive selection and patent medicines.
The Democrats of Napoleon township are requested to meet at the city hall in Napoleon on Saturday April 1th 1801 at ? oclock p m for the nomination of a township ticket by order of Townwarr
The notice names John Ritter N Kistler and Frank Bowortian as candidates for Street Commissioner. Each declaration is subject to decisions by the Napoleon Corporation Democratic caucus. The announcements appear as authorized by the party committee.
Harry O McGann died after a months long struggle with Bright's disease at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Harrison where he had resided as their nephew. The death, at 4 p.m., ends a life marked by a quiet struggle and a devoted mother seeking him at his bedside. Interment was at Forest Hill Cemetery after services at his Washington Street residence.
A chaotic scene on the canal in the Fifth and Ninth wards drew families to windows as the gasoline-powered Noble Grand moved upriver. Police and bystanders watched the unusual craft travel at dawn amid rumors of local crime and a reported prison cannon event. Embroidery, jewelry cleaning, and dressmaking notices appear amid the distraction.
A long heated exchange over schooling, wages, and administrator conduct unfolds in a rural county paper. Letters from Dorothea and others accuse directors of cutting pay and undermining teachers, while defense of administrators and calls for civility appear amid broader debates on education values and community standards.
Easter folks in muddy season as Patrons of Industry grow. Hanover Association meets Fridays. home show well attended. Franklin Literary Society active. officers elected Minnie Tietje, C J Buchele, Huchele, Eatella Harmon, Wm Fodder. W Bockerman to close school Monday. Frank Crone moved to farm. Peter Grates moved. J Waldes ill. D Couch to move. Boelnk traded means closed. Misewerd Upp er and Annie Wilford manage school closure. Barney in Whitehouse. Baron visiting Seneca relatives. P of J supported people with Friday speech.
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