Campaign Tour and Social Notes Spark Audience Interest
The report notes Hon. Tom L. Johnson's upcoming extensive campaign tour this fall as Secretary Moody comments on tariff reform for trusts. It cites the Professional Womens' League planning a Women exhibition in New York with 8000 workers and a $250000 budget. It also mentions thoughts on abandoning the blue military uniform, autopsy findings on tuberculosis, a man starving to license his dog, and Mrs. Semple urging preservation of the White House chandeliers and candelabra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Semple
John Tyler
White House
Monroe
Perrysburg Democrat Comments on Election Tactics and Jail Report
A Perrysburg Democrat jokes about election outcomes with Republican friends, predicting a late beat but noting past patterns. A jail committee report pleases county residents and praises Sheriff Kingsbury for clean bedding and humane treatment of inmates awaiting trial, while some dissent concerns past harshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Sherif Kingsbury
Gare
Jail inspection and new wireless relay plans reported
Four members of the Board of County Visitors praised the city prison for its cleanliness and humane provisions. A British firm began Mooring a 110 mile offshore relay station for wireless telegraphy to relay news to and from ships, while the High School Auditorium seating will ease annual commencements and exams. Notices include Ner Perry’s office move and local business ads.
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Board of County Visitors
Mes. W
Haskell
Mea. L
Local social notes and obituaries from Perrysburg area
Local residents host guests and plan events. Louise Johnson visits Buffalo relatives while Mrs Addison Smith entertains guests for Miss Florence Webb of Le Moyne. The First Presbyterian lawn fete at Chris Fickbelner’s home on Aug 16 offers supper for 15 cents. Edith Maddy entertains multiple guests from Waterville Toledo Chicago and Walbridge. Mrs J W Baker of Walbridge dies at 50. funeral held with interment at Walbridge cemetery. Banner Salve touts itself as cure after years of rheumatism. A large Walbridge park gathering includes Dunham Simmons Jr and family guests plus Britten and Spilker families and Stephen Hartshorn. Frank Rhoda and family host a Sunday gathering with Dowling and Toledo guests.
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First Presbyterian Church
Chris. Fickbelner
Edith Maddy
Mildred McGinnie
Waterville
Ada Wilson
Toledo
Helen Bull
Chicago
Gertrude Greening
J. W. Baker
Walbridge
Walbridge Cemetery
Dunham Simmons, Jr
Vallie
Ila
Lillian
Chas. Britten
Misa Nellie Britten
Edos, Lester and
Zelma Britten
Miss !Lorence Spilker
Stephen Hartshorn
Walbridge Park
No. 2510 Lucky Number Draw Announces Watch Prize
W M Snyder declares No 2510 the winning ticket in a gilt enterprise drawing. The holder must present the ticket to claim the watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Snyder
Enterprise
Transfers of land parcels in North Baltimore and nearby towns
D E Peters transfers a lot in North Baltimore to Daniel Klingler. D M Morse transfers a lot in Perryeburg to John Cranker for 5. S M Bower transfers a lot in North Baltimore to W D Farlson for 500. C H Draper transfers 10 acres in Liberty to Silas Long for 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Peters
Daniel Klingler
North Baltimore
D. M. Morse
John Cranker
Perryeburg
S. M. Bower
W. D. Farlson
C. H. Draper
Silas Long
Liberty
Wood county and Perrysburg Republican delegate meetings
Notices announce Saturday August 2 1912 meetings to select delegates and alternates for the Wood county and Perrysburg Republican conventions. Lime City and precincts 1 north east will determine their delegations. A proverb encourages daily effort and unity. Also includes a physician testimonial for Foley's Kidney Cure and a commentary on wealth standards.
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Wood County
West
North Prec
Art Finkbeiner
RB. Dana
Perrysburg
Lime City
Joan BeNcu
America Sees Giant Capital Formations Across May
In May new firms organized and authorized to do business show total capitalization of 248 million dollars. New Jersey leads with 191 million, followed by other states as the nation expands corporate activity and financial scale.
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America
New Jersey
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Hm Blom
Tong Distance Telephone No
Common Pleas
Edward M. Fries
Wood
George S. Schroth
Seneca
Congress
James H. Southard
Lucas
Tom L. Johnson
Moody
United States
Biggs
Jall
County Visitors
Champney’s
Witaler
Northwestern 610 Gas Co
Bairp
Louise Johnson
Buffalo
Florence Webb
LeMoyne
Addison Smith
W. H. Roose
Francis Adams
T. Briddleman
Parshallville
Mich
C. P. Champney
Frank Rhoda
H.W. Lehr
Dowling
Mmes, Fording
Rheinhart
Julia
Mayme Britt
Anna Mather
Elizabeth Mathimore
Mattie and
Kittle Neliis
Grace Donald
Guedar
Nolles
Tillie Cornelius
the Ducky Man
Champney
Perrysburg Township
Town Hall
George Ewing
Smith's Grove
Foley
Ainslee’s
G. Fred Hoffman
M. Hoffman
Kazmeli
H. P. Lucas
L. Kingshury & CO
Brrpan & Co
J. Davis
Chas. L. Kochix CO
E.L. Kingsbury & CO
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David
Josiah
Babylon
Elisha
Ahab
Jerusalem
Jesus
J. B. Dum
Castoria
Ann
Sheriff's
Prancis E. Munu
Trea
Woot County
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City OF
Talhnog
C.F. Biklman
Mgr
Conrad
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Eynolds Mills
Maumee
the Mitchell Milling Co
Ayer
Bob Ladien
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