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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
1
During the 1900 01 season the Toledo St Louis and Western company announces ticket sales for miners. The schedule covers Ark VA LA MO MN IL MI WI with good return terms and dated passes issued by W Mordolf and A Whitney among others.
After three and a half years in the public schools Prof Cosgrove resigned to pursue other business. The Board of Education accepted the resignation at their last meeting and elected Prof D A Baylor of B G to fill the vacancy. Haylor, previously superintendent, is welcomed and regarded as a capable educator.
Village residents seek the eldest citizen still living in Perrysburg. Henry Crane, born 1836, is mentioned as a candidate, but others might qualify. The Journal requests information on who holds the title.
SPECML ELECTION the question of holding a special election for a new jail was discussed by the Commissioners and Auditor. After reviewing the amended law they decided the election must be run entirely by the county commissioners and Auditor Harding. They are handling the details of the vote scheduled for Tuesday December 18.
The Troy Township Teachers Association will meet at LeMoyne on Saturday December 15 at 1 30 p m The program includes Literature and How to Teach It by J H O Leary History and How to Teach It by Elma Smith The True Aim of Education by Waugh The Condition of Rural Schools by J B Gibson Why Teach Physiology in Public Schools by Mary Harvey Vertical Writing Mise Relfert Personal Influence of Teacher Miss Anna Strawn
Watts of Hosking strikes a productive well on the Coen property east of Haskins. Friday’s drill reached a crevice and the well flowed immediately with high output. Initial rate near thirty barrels per hour, continuing strong. Oil rises through the casing and into pipeline tanks. neighbors plan similar wells on adjacent leases. The area, once lightly regarded, shows unexpected promise as Watts ends a dry-hole run. Local druggists endorse Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for grippe and coughs, noting its relief and potential pneumonia prevention.
Dr Winfeld introduces a new laminone touted as a cheap safe light option for those uneasy with electric lighting. The device, similar in brightness to a par if used correctly, is available for viewing at E D Winfretp's office or residence.
A list of classroom acts including songs, recitations, and readings for a Thanksgiving program. Standout items include Pearl Noble, Margaret Ray, George Hacker, third to fifth grade performances, and pieces such as Our Pilgrim Fathers, Johnny's Pumpkin, Reo Leaves, and Song America.
A misheard intruder incident ends with a near tragedy as Johnathan Duchammer and his son confront shadows. The son fires a loaded revolver by mistake, but the hammer strikes an empty chamber. The two later share a Thanksgiving turkey as neighbor testimony praises Dr. King s Now Discovery for coughs and the Caldwell syrup praised as a household remedy.
The Department of Agriculture began experiments to test rust resistance across wheat varieties. Findings show no single variety already possesses complete resistance, though some are fairly resistant for extended periods. Researchers expect to breed resistance by selecting the most resistant individuals or crossing with resistant wheat groups to produce offspring combining key qualities.
The tax duplicate on railroad property in Wood County has been prepared and lists statistics detailing assessments, values, and levy figures for the property. Further breakdowns show totals by district and category as recorded by the county tax office.
An old advertisement claims the pills improve stomach and liver function, boost strength and ambition, and provide a refreshed feeling. It promotes a 25 cent box sold by all druggists and urges readers to try the product.
The official board of the M E church invites Rev Selah W Brown D D of Fostoria to spend the week and the next here, meeting Rev Stecker to conduct a series of meetings at the M E church. Also a local notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach trouble and jaundice, with a testimonial of dramatic health improvement.
A Kanes paper offers a new reason why residents become as they are. Nondvela Kane notes a population near 1500 with more men under 100 pounds than any place in America. Doctors attribute their frail look to petroleum and oil wells, while local oil workers are praised as healthy and hardy.
Mr. R Gray of Amenia Duchess County endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best medicine for children’s coughs and croup. He notes it quickly soothes symptoms and can prevent illness, urging households to keep it on hand for instant use.
Mrs Amanda Peters her father John Batts and wife sue attorney Harrison and Marshal Close of Portage seeking 25000 each for alleged false arrest and injuries The Marshal files answers denying allegations except that he is Portage marshal
A dispute in Haskins centers on bootleg liquor amid a dry town, with Emery R. Stacy v Village of Haskins prompting a mayoral record transfer. The town has prior forgery arrests, and residents recall liquor sales despite prohibition, while a local testimonial promotes Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
The play opens at a country farm with John Phillips, a drunken son of Judge Phillips, seeking reform under his Quaker grandmother. Tensions rise as he clashes with his father over marriage to Marion Williams while Bud Means courtiers Marion and Joh Miller’s past involves a murder tied to a church confrontation. Jack is convicted of murder, faces electrocution, and the Governor denies a pardon amid a courtroom clash.
The Burts Theatre run of At Piney Midge opens with a plot centered on forbidden marriage and race accusation. Critics praise the production, with notable stagecraft including new scenery and electrical effects. Prices listed: Mat 10 15 25, Eve 10 20 60 80.
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