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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
3
Eastor Dyes at Bort and Co. Hartman’s sells bulk seeds and lettuce, with various notices of local visitors and sales. The county commissioners met in regular session. Easter fairs, new clothing and millinery, and a variety of local events fill the town pages. Prominent residents, visitors from Columbus and Cincinnati, and multiple shop promotions appear, along with notices of new saloon openings and Easter ball invitations.
Miss Pareons travels to Columbus for novelty purchases while Miss Anna Pierce hosts Junin Club with King Lear reading. Births, deaths, church notices, a Pirates of Penzance preview, and local business promotions fill a bustling Logan week with social gatherings and civic updates.
Manager Will J. Stuart announces the engagement of Miss Adelaide Thurston in Sweet Clover at Nelsonville with a planned return train for Logan patrons. The star recently drew praise at Columbus Great Southern theatre in January. Seats can be reserved. performance is set for Saturday April 5. Willie Wilson, 15, will fill his father Rev. W Wilson’s pulpit at Union Furnace Presbyterian Church after a full house in New Plymouth.
An announcement promises guaranteed cures for backache nervousness kidney and blood diseases with Kid-Ne-Oids and Brain-Oids. It states proper use ensures a complete cure and directs inquiries to F. S. Case.
The ad promotes sizing rooms for carpets and matting, boasting long experience and a wide stock of carpet quality levels from good to best. It highlights patterns in matting, Maquette and Smyrna rugs, and urges a critical inspection. It also hawks men’s walking shoes, Locker Calf and Eelipse styles, priced at 4.50 and 8.00, promising comfort, durability, and seasonable fashion.
Albert Ingmire married Caddie Bowen at the bride's parents home in Union Furnace on a Wednesday evening. Rev. W. Wilson officiated in front of friends and relatives. They celebrated with a substantial feast and well wishes from the community. Public sale notice follows for Simon Bell & Son stock near Maxville, Perry County, Ohio, on April 3, 1902, including sheep, Aberdeen Angus cattle, pigs, poultry, and driving horses. Also an advertisement for Kid-Ne-Oids claims cures for backache and nerves with a money back guarantee by F. S. Case, Druggist.
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