Fragmented OCR hints at local notices and political chatter
The text references a post office matter in Ohio, county officials in Allen dismissing infirmary concerns, livestock care, and finances. It mentions Republican activity in New York, primaries, and reforms within state government. The garbled passage notes Steubenville, Montpelier, and a Bryan Grantpelier company context amid election discourse.
RHEUMA Cures Rheumatism Claims Free From Narcotics
An exhibit advertises RHEUMA as free from opiates and narcotics and able to cleanse kidneys bowels liver and skin naturally. Testimonial from J E Crocker of Columbus cites crutch removal and recovery after two days of use. Also includes local church notices and community items.
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Read & Wager
J.E Crocker
Sumter St
Colum
Foley Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed as Cough Remedy
Georgetown reader J A Kim bro says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has long been his household cure for coughs colds and lung troubles with permanent relief in obstinate cases. It contains no opiates and rejects substitutes. Local notes mention Mrs Bertha Gray visiting Wauseon and a well attended sale hosted by Mrs Helen Platt with Christmas spirit. Isaiah Frederick and wife visited Wauseon. J E Segrist and wife returned from Chicago after fat stock show.
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Georgetown
Texas
J. A. Kimbro
Foley
Fink & Haumes
Taylor
Bertha Gray
Wauseon
Mars
Helen Platt
Rose Struble
Isaiah Frederick
J. E. Segrist
Chi
Condition of Crops in Ohio Report December 1913
The Ohio Agricultural Commission reports wheat at 101 percent of normal, corn total production about 1.108 million bushels with 36 bushels per acre, and a market value of 66 cents per bushel. Tobacco yields 718 pounds per acre, apples hit by freezes and drought, and a planned state apple show in Cleveland starting January 12, 1914.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Hyomei Germ Destroying Air for Catarrh Relief
Try Hyomei the germ destroying inhalant for catarrh. It reaches nose throat and lungs directly without stomach dosing. Complete outfit costs 1.00 with extra liquid 50 cents. Read & Wager offers money back if not relieved.
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Read & Wager
Special Interest Items For Sale At Bargain Prices
Comb and brush sets range from 100 to 5.00 dollars Tron trains 10c to 1.00 Dolls 5c to 5.00 Doll Cabs 50c to 3.50 Red Chairs in oak or mahogany 19c Blocks wagon blocks and soldier blocks Printing presses outfits checkers dominoes and many other games Dishes for title ones tin and china Books new for children.
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Tron
Gift Goods Display Highlights Hardware Offers
Greatly pleased with the showing our hardware section offers. A list includes carving sets from 1.50 to 3.00 dollars, silverware with 26 year guarantees, knives and forks 8.25 to 11.00, berry spoons and gravies, infants sets 0.25 to 0.75, tool cabinets 4.25 to 30, skates 0.76 to 4.00, sleds 0.80 to 2.50, scissors 0.25 to 1.00, vacuum cleaners The Sterling 25 to 30, razors 0.25 to 2.00, pocket cutlery 0.10 to 3.00 with 109 patterns.
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Rogers 1847
Keen Kutter
Tell Santa Clause To Bring Furniture
A vintage gift pitch offers rockers easy chairs a dining room table diners and a library table plus a bedroom outfit. It promises delivery for the season on a convenient schedule with a motto about savings on the second floor.
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Santa Clause
Local Notes From Delta and Nearby Towns
Miss Nora Williams returns home to Findlay for a visit. Mrs. Cape Corbin comes back with her. Mrs. Will McConkey visits Delta friends while Ora Shaffer and son Reed travel to Toledo. Arthur Falor husked 40 shocks for Grandma lt snow. McConkey drills wells. finished one for Henry Green of Delta and starts another for Dr. Blair of Lyons. Soles couple visited Grant Andrews family. revival meetings in West Bere. Old Bethel quarterly meeting led by Rev. Clark of Stryker. Earnest Disbrow spent Friday in Morenci, Michigan. Ethel Murry Speer visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Jones. Eddie Whitaker visited Rex family Sunday. Stray notes on local classes and loss. Hanford’s Balsam of Myrrh advertised.
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Delta
Nora Williams
Findlay
Cape Corbin
Will McConkey
Ora Shaffer
Reed
Toledo
Arthur Falor
Grandma
Ing Wells
Henry Green
Dr. Blair
Lyons
B. D. Soles
Grant Andrews
West
Bere
South Pike
Earnest Disbrow
Morenci
Mich
Ethel Murry Spee
George Jogethoom
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Fulton County Tribune
Jed
Suesombrion
Steubenville
Montpelier
Bryan- Grantpelier
Ses County Commissioners of
Allen
Delbert McBride
County Board of Vine
Fred Witter
New York
Wen
Bosicopes
York
Conference of Party
Assembly
Xmas
E. L. Burgoon Furniture
Reliev
Sphynx Club
Newder Reegree
Jacob Kreiger
Uesday
Ed Pee
Danid
Jacob Schug
Gerald Vincent
Ceri
Hobs
Methodist Church
League
Knight
Waldron
J. H. Williams
Christian Science Service
Miley Block
Fulton
West Streets
God the Preserver of Man
Ira Smith
Point Blank
Sampiciona
Leeds
Ata
Sions
The
Heavenly Choir
United States
Edison Phonograph
Amberola
Edison
Amberol
Raymond's
Fulton Street
Princess Theatre
Ison
Phi Baa
Ohio Agricultural Commission
Romeo
Juliet
Butcher's
Arcady
Atlantic
Department of Agriculture
Atlantic City
Germuse Booth
China
Pete Ay
Serge
Ladies Raincoats
Old Bethel Church
Eaer
Clark
Stryker
Eddie Whitaker
Rex
Bers
Earnest
Seine
Mary A. Goodering
Stoteer & Johnston
Hanford