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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1907

Page

5

Greenville Journal Notes Local News and Guests

Melvin Garver of Muncie Indiana visited Greenville on Thursday. Flag Day in Ohio June 14. Local visits include Miss Louise Gorton in Cincinnati and Dr J J Little in Pennsylvania. Many residents travel to Cleveland Buffalo and Indianapolis. Joe Eikenberry joins U S Geological Surveying Corps in Norwalk Ohio. Decoration Day crowd hears Rev Campbell. Local court cases include bridge injunction hearing and ex postmaster Al Peffly’s death. Fire destroys Townsend farm barn and tobacco shed. Automobile time trial Dayton to Greenville completed in 59 minutes 53 seconds. Isaac McCown dies at Greenville Fair Grounds. death ruled natural. Seventy-four-year-old man survived by wife and seven children.

S. C. Crane Dayton Court House Martin Gauvey Gauvey Isaac German Township Greenville Toledo

Darke county Republicans endorse Taft for president

A joint meeting of the Republican Executive and Central committees of Darke county Ohio passed resolutions praising Theodore Roosevelt and endorsing William Howard Taft for president. They pledge wholehearted support to secure Taft's nomination and highlight his past record and policies.

Darke County Ohio Theodore Roosevelt Republican Executive Committee Wm. H. Taft The United States

Penguin Facts From The Philadelphia Record

The piece describes the Cape of Good Hope penguin known for its unusual voice and behavior. It notes the bird’s swimming and diving abilities, winged forelegs, and surface breathing at sea. It mentions a penguin feeding scene by Mrs P and describes its habitat in southern temperate and frigid zones.

Cape of Good Hope Philadelphia

New York City consumption figures and traits

The New York Herald reports that New York City uses 118,150,000 pounds of cotton annually, builds forty six new structures daily at about 13,000 dollars each, and averages two electric lights per resident. It notes a reputation for discourteous railway staff and that adult men consume about 380 drinks of spirituous and malt liquors yearly.

New York City New York Herald

Facts From France and a Quip From Philadelphia

A disconnected fragment mentions French port tonnages led by Marseilles Havre Cherbourg Boulogne Rouen Dunkirk and Bordeaux and cites mortality rates in Paris from the 14th century to the present. It also includes a humorous exchange about Miss Pechis’s disposition and dental charm from an American source.

Paris Reims France Marseilles Havre Cherbourg Boulogne Rouen Dunkirk Bordeaux Pechis Philadelphia

The Apple Tree Myths and Handy Nightly Puzzles

A fragment from a children's page discusses Appomattox and the Lee surrender tale under an apple tree, noting the story’s shaky basis. It offers a calendar game for finding weekday dates, a trick with a stick game, notes on the meadow lark, a salt superstition from Rome, and short Humpty Dumpty style items about Mabel and the Pigs, and the song Hail Columbia.

Appomatton Lee Temera Grant Appomattox Grant Tetinn McLean

Work Light and Clean Jobs at Peters Cartridge Co

Young men and girls at The Peters Cartridge Company in Kings Mills Ohio were promised good wages and a comfortable hotel nearby. Assist ant Manager, King's Mills, Ohio. 44-8¢

Peters Cartridge Company King's Mills King’s Mills

Cause For Complaint Rear Admits Story Of Food Inspection

A Portsmouth navy yard dinner sparks a humorous talk on food inspection. A sailor claims a taste test exposed subpar soup yet notes the vermin debate, while Philadelphia reports a novelty campaign by a woman printing cards to trigger dental engagements, netting her commissions.

Portsmouth Navy Yard

Sheet Silver Price Drop Tied to Rolling Mills

A Journal of the Franklin Institute notes that sterling silver has cheapened over a generation due to rolling methods that form sheets for stamping rather than hammering from rods. Most manufacturers buy these sheets from mills specializing in rolling. Sterling silver comprises 975 parts silver and 25 parts copper, with copper providing hardness.

Journal of the Franklin Institute Sterling Ailver Artiles

Darke County Journal Subscriptions Offer Readable News

The old Darke County Journal invites readers to subscribe for 1.00 per year within the county, 0.50 for six months, or 1.15 out of county, boasting two thousand nine hundred twelve columns of reading matter per year and urging readers to share with neighbors or distant friends.

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Greenville Journal Cuity News Melvin Garver Muncie, Ind Louise Gorton Cincinnati J. J. Little Pennsylvania W. A. Mills Indianapolis Ed Cornell C. S. Rimer and A. L. Baughman Union City John P. Meeker al Peffly Arcanum Ollie Whallon Family Dr. P. Dickes Atlantic City Frank Bachman Cleveland P. Hopkins Chicago H. A. Sawyer and Family Edwin Best Charles Lockwood Buffalo R. Ashbaugh T. Crawford Savona Louie Wagner Raymond Wenger Little Son Wheeling, W. Va Harrison Coblentz Butler Township A. H. Judy Frank Bowen Redkey Ind Glen Hathaway Youngstown George Hathaway Earl Harris Springfield Gertrude Roland St. Marys, C Amos Ninsley Florin Lancaster County John Bear Joe Eikenberry U. S. Geological Surveying Corps Norwalk William Hunt Williamsburg John A. Hamilton Campbell of Secretary of State J. C. Clark Greenville Creek Broadway Common Pleas Court Emma Eller West Fourth Street Hugh F. Marshall June Farmer Henry Farmer Aken Stelvideo Journal Peter Yount W. B. Nevel James B. Hufnagle Carrie Bowman P. J. Smith J. C. Ludwig New Bremen Wapakloneta Katzenberger Dee Klinger Greenville Cemetery Townsend Jaysville Isaac McCown Ontral Taft Castoria the Penguin Cock Robin New~foundland Gulf Leonardo da Vinci India Iscariot Chicago News Mabel Abe Columbia Ehyil Joseph Loplinaon Benny Teddy Cabe Oie Rocsbar Meeker Los Angeles National Eelectiv Medical Association Norfolk Louisville Baratoga Springs N. Y K.P Spokane Seattle Washington B. P.O. Ington Baltimore Cape May W. J. McCurdy Philadelpha Ded Barry High Rimer Wu. Kipp Brad Onporite C.a.snow &Co Washimaten Toledo Blade Tolego E. Lawrence Insurance Room No Furnish
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