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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
1
Countryman appeals for steps to obtain free Rural Delivery for Perrysburg area. He urges villagers to inform Journal readers and organize a push to secure service, noting neighboring towns charge locals while Perrysburg remains underserved.
A respected local resident endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after ten months of severe coughing. The testimonial notes the remedy's effectiveness and its availability from C P Champney, a druggist, with strong faith in its benefits.
Doeot the oldest resident of the Maumao valley died at his Providence home on Monday morning from merciless illness. He was 78, a longtime figure in the area after fifty years of residence. He married twice and leaves ten children by his first wife and four by his second wife who also survives him.
Tarry Kreps and wife joined W. Perrin for Sunday visit. Albert Gunder spent Thanksgiving with Robert Barnes and family. Chester Stobe and wife visited Irlander Roachton and plan to move to a new farm near Laluele. Mrs. G. W. Moser Sundayed with her relatives. Miss Jenole Barnes taught near Bradner and visited Robort Barnes. Fred Kekel and wife spent Thanksgiving with Ed Witzler and wife in Perrysburg. H. Halbert of Monking visited John Perrin and wife. Mrs. G. W. Mower and others shopped in Toledo. W. Perrin, wife and Miss Netta Kreps joined Harry Keene and wife in Toledo for Thanksgiving. Miss Hattie Gunder and Miss Alta Moser attended a matinee Friday. Wm. Keammier and family were Sunday guests of HE, Bill and family. Mrs. George Sehwind was in town for the Mary Tyler and Edward Reitman wedding. Farmers shredding corn locally. Miss Hattie Gunder shopped in Toledo. G. Seliilir’s new house nears completion. Mrs. W. Simons visited Toledo. Mrs. L. Shiple left the hospital. Mrs. Rose Hoffman visited friends in Toledo.
The Times reports Special Pension Examiner Care and federal officials say about half of Toledo and Northwestern Ohio men who joined the Spanish War filed pension applications. Claims mainly cite camp fever as the origin of rheumatoid and chronic bowel troubles, with heart trouble and other illnesses noted. few cite battlefield injuries or accidents.
Friday evening December 6 teachers of the village and township to meet at Mrs Eugenia Chapman’s Fourth Street home discussions cover Thinking and Learning to Think chapter VI and A Study of the Sky chapter VII if favorable weather outdoor star study planned also noted: Wm M Herberger 21 laborer Le Moyne and Barbara Rupp Downoy married by Justice Nearing.
William Hatcher transfers 20 acres to James Nichols in Milton for 8500. Henry Hoobler transfers two lots in Weston to Emma Hoobler for 25. Abraham Frick transfers a tract in Perrysburg township to Charles Rice for 1000.
An old newspaper ad promotes Hromo Quinine Tablets as a cold cure claiming to relieve symptoms daily. It touts laxative effects and quick relief, targeting readers seeking a simple remedy.
A man traveling from Toledo to Bowling Green had his overcoat stolen by a fellow passenger while he spoke with others in the car. The loss was noticed upon arrival at Perrysburg and the coat recovered near a barn by Rock Bar after Marshal Van Hellen assisted in the search.
Rowson recalls a note about hot salt water wells near Merrill, Wood County, arguing a fire in the earth could boil water like coffee. He cites Colorado mines’ heat, Findlay gas scares, and German science debunking boom fears while noting nature’s vast mysteries.
The New Century Club met at Mrs. F. Hagemaster’s home for an engaging session. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Minther’s home on Wednesday December 11 with a program on English history 1474 to 1558 featuring papers on the Father of the English Press and sketches of Thomas Moore and Earl of Surrey, plus music and a change of officers. Also notes list telephone number changes for several residents and a local remedy advertisement. Death of Mrs. Sophie Mahiman listed with service details and burial plans at German Lutheran church and West Melge cemetery.
In a terse report, Totabstonria warns of The Kid slam triggering a Bigsatare event. Authorities urge calm as details remain unclear and residents monitor developments for potential impacts.
The Supreme Court of Ohio bans the Toledo and Bowling Green line from Toledo while the Everett Moore syndicate schemes to gain control over all interurban roads into the city. To achieve this the group plans duplicating the power plant expanding freight facilities and centralizing operations with its own telephone network for centralized railroad control.
Dr Endy recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for almost all obstinate coughs and chest congestion in children of all ages. The doctor endorses it as effective relief from colds and bronchial irritation.
The superintendent plans a novel instructive series for high school pupils. It features rhetorical exercises themed around an imaginary trip visiting London Paris Rome Constantinople Calcutta Pekin Manila Hawaii and more. The first session December 24 outlines letters diaries descriptions biographies speeches incidents and scenes with travel and wealth moonlight as a wraparound.
The goodsed will offer at public sale on his farm five miles south of Persysburg on the electric road Thursday December 12 1001 the following items four head of horses two fresh milch cows two wagons one grate box one new double corn drill two single corn drills one grain drill one Kraus cultivator land pulverizer one mowing inactive steam feed cooker one emery waste grinder alec plows barrows and other implements. Terms of Sale all sums 85 and under cash on all sums over that amount credit nine months with interest avoided if paid when due all rates to have approved security. Sale to commence at 10 a m Lisserr Carri.
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