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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1891
Page
9
A fragmentary Napoleon area page lists church notes with times and pastors, plus assorted local ads. Items include Lutheran and Evangelical mentions, a dentist, and a string of retailers promoting prices, poultry, hides, and clothing bargains.
A garbled notice warns taxpayers of a debt and demands payment to a group including George W. and Andrew Kamemner. It mentions pardons, local officials, and a jail context, with scattered names and places like Napoleon and Defiance. The piece also reports on school examiner meetings, church rededication, a fire incident, and a missing coherent main event.
The State of Ohio vs Grant Warner found him guilty of obtaining a horse unlawfully. Warner with Hord Bank and Dr Hubbard negotiated with Henry Weimer to swap a mare valued at 130 for a roan colt of equal value. After the trade, the mare vanished and the colt remained with Weimer. Weimer had the trio arrested. Warner was sentenced to one year at hard labor in the penitentiary. Also noted: Thirteen mares for sale located near Napoleon with details provided.
A garbled notice advertises two houses and lots for sale in the South area but the text is fragmented and includes unrelated items about a sheriff, a trial, and various notices. The readable portion mentions sale of two houses and lots and provides no clear location or price details.
A family appeals for help to cover medical bills for their son who has undergone various treatments abroad and at Toledo. They credit Dr. Bod with restoring sight and claim the doctors have saved their son from blindness while seeking support and replies to letters.
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