Curious Happenings and Unusual Notes From Local News
A collection of short items reports a teenage marriage in St. Joseph between Leonard Kreigh and Sara Lemon and his praise of a new wife, a Cleveland couple welcoming a 14th child, a Canton dispute ending with a near gunshot, and a Lorain County Teachers Institute set for Elyria with noted educators scheduled to speak.
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Leonard Kreigh
St. Joseph
Lemon
Kreigh
Sara Eliza Jane Lemon
Young Kregh
Exposition flag adopted for Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition
The Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition near Norfolk will use a triangular pennant designed by Mrs. G T Sheppard. It depicts U S history from Jamestown to today with red white blue bands and a gold emblem surrounded by thirteen stars. The flag commemorates the nation’s birth and is copyrighted as the official exposition flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
G. T. Sheppard
Jamestown
Board of Governors
Poor Rich Folly Sparks Local Censure
The Cordia Kansan questions the pretensions of the wealthy after a local newspaper editor vents frustration with purse proud neighbors who flash money and act superior toward the less fortunate. The piece mocks ostentatious displays and monetary arrogance.
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Concordia Kansan
Kindig Mills Case Heard In Mayor's Court
The hearing in Mayor Chapman's court reviewed records from Dykeman's drug store showing Mr. Kindig bought cay vole acid and bichlorate of lime on July 1. Witnesses said the chemicals were mixed with water and sprinkled at stables Sunday afternoon, causing a peculiar taste in milk. Dr Hess testified the acid near milking time could affect flavor and odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindig Mills
Chapman
Dykeman
Kindig
Dairy owners deny formalin use before court
Mr and Mrs Kindig testified no formalin was purchased or used near their dairy and they knew nothing of the chemicals. Dr Hess said stock food fed to cows likely contained carbolic acid and could pass into milk. The case paused until next Tuesday for stock food and disinfectant experiments.
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Mrs. Kindig
Republican Circuit Court Convention in Ohio Delegates to be chosen
The Republicans of the Eighth Judicial Circuit of Ohio comprising Cuyahoga Lorain Medina and Summit will meet in Cleve land on the first Saturday after the state convention to select one candidate for judge. Delegates are allotted by county votes for Myron T Herlik in 1905 with 101 total delegates and may be chosen by county primary or county delegate conventions. The Lorain county committee empowers its convention held July 18 1906 at Wellington to select eleven delegates, with ten days notice provided.
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Eighth Judicial Circart
Ohio
Quyahoga
Loraine
Medina
Summit
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Hon Myron T. Herlck
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Medina County
Summit County
Circuit Court Committee
Arthur van Epp
Secy
Circuit Court Judicial Committee
Lorala County
Zorain County
Wellington
Call for Lorain County Republican Convention
Lorain County Republicans meet at township wards and precincts on Monday 16th 1906 to elect delegates for a county convention at the Wellington Opera House on July 18. The convention will select delegates to the state convention, appoint county officers, and transact other business. Representation is based on votes from last fall for Myron T Herrick with a detailed precinct by precinct tally and total votes 215. By order Lorain County Republican Executive Committee P S Williams Secy A L Garford Chairman
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Lorain County
Traly
Opera House
City of
Wellington
Judicial Committee
Aidleatae
Lorale
Myron T. Herrick
Republican Executive Committee
Williams
A. L Garford
Sunday Round Trip Excursion From Belevud to Buffalo
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers a $1.25 round trip Sundays for travel within 100 miles of the gel ling station to Belevud and Buffalo inclusive. Intermediate stations within 100 miles receive the same low rate. Details to Votet Ament 2tw-5t. Also an ad for astrology based Thought and Action Magazine offering July copy for 10 cents.
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Lake Shore
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Vith
Stork
David Coldman
Woodland Avenue
Goldman
Ritchie
Stephen Donahue
Canton
Donahua
Teachers’ Institute
Elyria
Richard G. Boone
Rancation
Boston
Anna B. Logan
Miami University
Oxford
J. B. McGilgery
Cleveland Normal School
F. B. Ostrander
High School
Warren
W.B
W. B
Maters
Hrosinez
A. RB. Champney Co
Lucy Stovall
Tilton
Massillon
Ubrichsville
Brigeport
Wheeling
Circuit Court Convention
H. Williams
C. G. Washburn
Amherst Village
Amherst
Pee Avon
Brighton
Brownhelm
Black River Lorain
Lorain
Columbia
Henrietta
Cane Wellington
Eaton Huntington Wellington
C . Lorain
Grafton Township
Grafton Corporation
LaGrange
Penfield
Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Rochester
Russia
Sheffield
Secentnewes
Trbought and
Action Magazine
Thought and Action Magazine
Chicago
M. N. Terry
Elyria Block
Smith Bros
Broad Street
H. W. Patrick
Jackson
Middle West
E. W. Campbell
Turner Building
Cheapside
F.C. Wolf
M. B. Faulhaber
Mgr
Pearson
Uncle Joe
America
Pearson’s Magazine
Astor Place
New York
James Carelman
National Journalsm
Taf
Dumas
Captain Kaw Tue
Captain A
Spade Catain
Captan Kettle
Captain Kettle
Cutclieve Hyne
Secret Service
David Grabam Philgl
Levis
Mr. Phillips
Alfred Henry Lewis
Alexander Hamilton
Peason
Gillette Sales Company
Times Brig
Thues .Q
Scattergood
Masonic Temple
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