Annual Henry County Institute Fairs To Be Held December
The Fourth Annual Institute of the Henry County Farmers is set for December 13 and 14. An agenda features talks on corn cultivation, soil fertility, wheat growing, fertilizer use, fruit and vegetables, dairying, and practical farm experiments with discussions and question boxes. Special music and a portrait offer are noted, with sessions led by Alva Agee, J E Hickman, Geo Kryder, and others, plus local entertainment and church aid society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Harterman
Napoleon
J. E. Hickman
Geo
Elta Thompson
Fomdat
Norning Webton
Otoshcr
Seat
Alva Agee
John Garster
McClare
A. F. Brexwan
Muric
Agnes
Malcolm Rock
Hicwatax
W. OT. U. and
Church Aid Society
E. M. Hortov
Provident
T. Omapsay
Timber thieves arraigned and bound over to court
Four men Davis Collins Sylvester Collins and Snider were arraigned by Squire Hang on timber theft charges and waived examination binding them over to the Common Pleas Court in $100 bail each. The dispute centers on land ownership and timber rights involving Gov Scott Pred LeSueur and the Dewey Stave Co. with a later note offering cabinet galleys for sale at $2 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon, Davis
Sylvester Collins
Wm. Snider
Squire Hang
Common Pleas Court
Gov. Scott
Dewey Stave Co
LaSaeu
Scott Nad
Stave Company
BATTED HIS HORSE ARREST OF A FARM TENANT
Alex Swansen a farm tenant near Damascus was arrested on cruelty to a horse after a saw mill owner Mr Badthoff complained. He claimed control over property in a drunken state and allegedly tortured the horse. The case was brought in Probate court but postponed due to the prosecutor's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Swansen
Damascus
Badthoff
Damancas
Swanzen
City Council Deliberates on Bills and Public Works
The council met with Cahill Same Ludwig Wilson Mayor Menksson Clerk Lola and Trewarer Higgson present. Bills totaling 140 were approved including 900.24 for a sewer project. A dead cow bill of 15 was referred for report. A crossing and street repairs were debated with a 200 cubic yards stone purchase authorized. A branch sewer on Washington street was proposed and an ordinance drafted. An incident over broken glass in the courthouse tower was investigated, ducks blamed. bridge tax questioned. A ditch project near the railroad and other minor items were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Same
Ludwig
Wilson
Menksson
Lola and
Trewarer Higgson
Guanes
Mos
B. A. Maysrholts & Bro
Wealey Cramer
Bienieason Bt
Council
Cramer
Dapat
Groll
Bryan Pike
Moar
Frank Racamell
James Donovan
Washington Street
A. Bradley
Court House Tower
Mears, Cahill
Eadwig
Kolhe
Beyan Pita
Time for Paying Taxes May Be Extended by County Treasurer
Not compulsory extensions for paying taxes may be granted by the county treasurer with the consent of the county commissioners. The measure suggests delaying penalties to aid taxpayers during an unspecified period.
County Auditors Debate Tax Penalties at Court House
At the annual meeting of the County Auditors Association of Sarumon Vansatae Ohio a resolution urged Barrow to seek an opinion from the Auditor of State on non organic plats and penalties. Discussion covered Section 104 and Garber act implications for county treasurers as to distress and penalties for unpaid taxes with county officials urged to align practices with legal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connamoy
County Auditors Association
Sarvumon Vansatae
Ohio
Os. Barrow
W. Hartman
Btate
County John, Gardner
D. Muckinga
Thon
Reiger
Ota
Decomba
Parka
Phillip
E. Reiger
E.W. Poe
Garber
Fire Rips New Bavaria, Loss Near Four Thousand Dollars
A Monday night blaze in New Bavaria, sparked by an explosion from the factory whistle, destroyed a store and a residence. The town lacks a fire department, villagers aided by buckets fought the flames but losses total about 4,099 dollars with 1,000 dollars insured. The origin was traced to an off room in the building and no other engine could be assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bavaria
Are
Asmet
Binckemed Roiun
Thas Ince Diariam
Contention in McClure Remains as Court Stays Receiver Sale
In a case titled Charles Swigart vs Peter H Macktim et al, the Circuit Court in chambers at Upper Sandonky stayed the execution of a prior Common Pleas order appointing a receiver for the Wallf property and authorizing its sale. The matter, an error case, will be heard by the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Circuit Court
Upper Sandonky
Cicuit Court
Charles Swigart
Asnignes
Pater H. Macktim
Public Installation Elected Officers of Morrison Lodge
The Morrison Waite lodge names its semi annual officers for the months ahead beginning January. Chas Jackson is elected C O with Tamen P Mayon O, Chan Wilson Protate, W N Sidlinger M of A, H L Voy K of & 8, D C Brown Rep Grand Lodge, A E Augenstein Mierante, H H French M of P and EF, Fial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison BR. Waite Lodge
Vfanusry
C. O
Chas. Jackson
Tamen P. Mayon
Protate
Mierante
A. E. Augenstein
M. of
Fire Laddies Election Meet and Hose Company Results
Monday evening city fire department held an election for officers A Ralnar Jr Jat Ast Jacob Yacker and Earnest Spengler to serve the coming year After refreshment the meeting adjourned Tuesday morning Hope Hose Co elected Forman A Ferguson First assistant Beco The organizational meeting is set for Monday in January The piece concludes with a moral about home life and a plug for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raguiar Neoael
Chiot
A. Ralnar, Jr
Jat
Jacob Yacker
Earnest Spengler
Hope Hose Co
Cleveland Judge condemns auditor per cent law in tax case
Judge George B. Solder of the court of common pleas in Cleveland ruled against the four per cent auditor fee for placing omitted taxes on the duplicate. He warned the statute invites corruption and said the judiciary should not uphold it. The decision, in the county treasurer versus the estate of Charles Hickox, favors objecting to duplications introduced as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Solder
Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland
Charles Hickox
Solders
Book of Estimates fails to reach Capitol on time in 1892 session
The 1892 Book of Estimates did not appear at the Capitol on opening day, a rare delay in the fiscal planning process. The accompanying statements from the House and Senate committees on appropriations were not ready, and the secretary's formal review awaited further word from treasury and other departments. Federal estimates for many departments were adjusted, with notable cuts to public works and changes in district appropriations, while pensions and federal activities remained a focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Ren
Watersatox
Dee
Congress
Capitol
Thia
Senate
House
Vicki Bug
Nies
Treas Department
State Department
Attein Atent
Caccatcana
Lories
Post Office
Agricultural Departments
Bureau of Labor
District ‘of Columbia
208 Townsets and land transfers documented
A fragmented list shows multiple real estate deeds and transfers across townships including M. Donnelly to J. H. Patterson for 40 acres in section 23 and Patterson to A. Patterson for 2 acres in section 6. Other entries name Jacob Henricks to O. H. Everatt and W. E. Dowd for 100 acres in section 18 priced at 2000, Lonin B. Parratt to Robert Parlatt for 20 acres in section 34 at 500, and various outlot and tract references. The note mentions contracts signed Nov. 23 between Masvilon Co. and river bridge commissioners and a court docket item Huff v. M. Donnelly among equitable matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansea
Rey Rte
Thar Bartel
Louis Bartel
Santation
Jacob Henricks
O. H. Everatt
W. E. Dowd
Nores
Bantlow
Lonin B. Parratt
Robert Parlatt
Hartneck
George Daum
Rlorida
Henry Boessling
Chan
Caroline C. Bohnite
Nino
Wil Me
Cantraot
Masvilon Co
River Bride
D. W. Fisher
Obstreperous Marion Babcock Is Sentenced For Disturbance
Marion Babcock has troubled his family and others with alcohol fueled outbursts. He was evicted for causing a disturbance and the mayor sentenced him to twenty days in the county jail, hoping for reform. The report notes prior police intervention and a wish for his eventual return to Napoleon. The immigration committee in Washington plans further health hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Babcock
Troa| Walove
Inter
Marian
Hort
Napoleon
Unclear OCR fragment with market data and notices
Fragmentary OCR text covers leavening and health notes, cattle market figures, packing details, and a November stock report. It mentions a prominent community member and a cholera-related reference, plus scattered prices and terms from grain and cattle markets, ending mid-sentence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
of the
Henry County Association For the Farmer
Joba Bonsing
Ma- Tinta
Gardner's
Gallery
Pontofiine
Gardner
Lita
Portage
D. Kalkhott
Toledo
Lealling
Hin
Merery
Ine Nastmera
Court House
Henry
Hagenshs
New
Bavaria
Wallf Property
Calleng
Earth
Parenta
Hood
Mollester Hepburn
United States
Chandler
Maverick National Bank
Boton
Keystone
Spring Garden National
Lphin
Maverick Bank
Solicepa
Janes
Sibel Chatre
Petr Lee
Carlile
Brice
Chanlan
Grant
M. Donnelly
J. H. Patterson
TH. Patterson
A. Patterson
Oan G. Markley
A. Mathis
Muckley'a
P. Mackin
Samuel Shaeder
Frank
Phillip Hockler
Jacob Kelly
Alan
Yang
Aid
Kemp
Dec
Joint Committee On Immigration
Jonkins
Keystone Watchese Co
U. S
Reva
Ua Nm Moana
Trenom Ber
Belect
Cori
Orn
Tom Dtemes
Howe
Abs Toy Sale
Farha ‘Voloto
Whear
Oath
Wey ‘Eport
Hocelpis
Lust
Ene Iy Mie Aiks
Gho. Hahn
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