Christmas Holidays Enforce Law In Village Schools
The village schools look forward to a restful holiday break as students show marked interest and steady improvement across grades from first to twelfth said the Superintendent. A separate local case reports Mayor Fulton of North Baltimore assessing one hundred dollars and costs against 49 year old Joe Kollsm ith for bootlegging after trips to Findlay with a suitcase every other day.
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Fulton
North
Baltimore
Joe Kollemith
Kollsmith
Findlay
Jolly holiday season urged for students by teachers
Months pass and students seek better marks while teachers agree on cultivating a more studious loyal obedient and happy body of learners. Parents are asked to take notice of the call for a cheerful season.
Off tip car arrest leads to whiskey in luggage
In North Baltimore a man was arrested after an off tip car stop. A two gallon jug of whiskey was found in his suitcase and he claimed it was for personal use while admitting giving some to friends. A second case involved beer found in a disreputable house there Wednesday.
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North Baltimore
Cobless corn may rise from seedless fruit pioneer claims
Bloomington reports a seedless corn freak ear with hollow husk and grains on a podlike foundation. Seed corms from Vermillion County yielded ears identical to standard ears, with large solid kernels and silk growth. A medical testimonial touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria and stomach troubles, promising blood purification and renewed energy with refunds if ineffective.
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Burybank
Bloomington
Seonce
Taylor Garlauch
Vermillion County
Indiana
Saya W
Kiepfler
Malllday
Wm. Comstock & Son
Judge Duncans ruling dissolves injunction in Rose law case
A lengthy morning decision by Judge Duncan dissolves the temporary injunction on the Rose law against Jacobh Gass mat. The demurrer to the original petition led by Wayne B. Wheeler was sustained, and the case faces potential appeal to the eltentt court.
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Duncan
Branneck
Perrysburg Tar in China Amoy Dispatch 1908 Letter
A postcard from Everett reports arrival in Amoy China on October 20 1908 aboard a U S ship. He describes nice weather cholera fears on shore and strict sanitary rules aboard ship including liberty limits and water bans. The letter mentions American fleet reception landmark landmarks meals and future movements to Athens Greece and Hampton Roads with dates in December and February.
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Amoy
Ching
Dirk
Yokohama
Manila
Liberty
Atriet
Ohio
Missouri
Athens
Greece
Hampton Roads
Everett
Temporary injunction judge tests Rose county local option law
Journal entry from Hancock County Ohio dated December 1 1908 before Judge Schroth grants a temporary injunction in Jacob Gassman v Kerns et al to halt enforcement actions by saloon owners pending determination of constitutionality of the Rose county local option act. Plaintiff to post 200 bond. officials barred from interfering with lawful business.
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Eutry
Schroth
Finlay
Rose County
Jacob Gassman
Kerns Et al
Court of Common Pleas
Tenth Judicial District of Ohio
Plain- AM
Hancock County
Tima
Ohio
Fralick Released From State Hospital After Insanity Ruling
Alvin Fratck, sent to the state hospital for the insane at Toledo months ago, has been released temporarily and may remain at large unless his fits of unaccountability recur. Indicted for crime, friends had him placed in the asylum believing a stay might cure his peculiarities. An alienist and other doctors testified he suffered insanity but could be cured.
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Alvin Fratck
State Hospital
Toledo
Alvin
Sentinel
Marked For Death. Woman Claims Dr King's Discovery Restored Health
Mrs A C Williams of Bac Ky says a graveyard cough nearly killed her. After failing to help, her husband gave Dr King’s New Discovery which she credits with 58 pound weight gain and full recovery. She praises the medicine's record for coughs and lung ailments and notes a guaranteed sale with trial bottle offered.
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Wm. Comstock & Ben's
Officers elected court house cullings
The Wood County Medical Society held its monthly meeting in the courthouse assembly room. Officers elected for the coming year include President Dwight Canfield Perrysburg. Vice President H L Duncan Tontogany. Treasurer O S St John Bowling Green. Secretary Mary Wilton Connors. terms for Dr Fisher Portage and Dr M A Stove Bowling Green. Next meeting scheduled for the fourth Wednesday in January. Mary Lucinda Sweet sues Robert Kell and others over a land title in Jackson township. Carl P. Krotzer sues Edward Baldwin for $10,000 for injuries at Baldwin's Weston elevator. I. Mitcheltag sues George Foster for $300 over a damaged rig. John Cudahy sues Crown Oil Co on cognovit note for $168,181.41. Judge Duncan heard divorce cases Elizabeth Munn v Cloyce Munn and Mabel Harnard v Milo Harnard, with decisions reserved.
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Wood County Medical Society
Essembly
Court House
G. W. Foltz
North Baltimore
Pr. Dwleht Canfield
Perrysburg
Dros
H. 1
Duncan
Tontoguny
St. John
Bowling Green
Mary Wilton
Fisher
Portage
IM A. Stove
Delogue
W. H. Ridenfrank
F. D. Halleck
L Bowling Green
Monday Morning Talk at High School Inspires Pupils
Pupils listened with interest to Rev J O W Zachman last Monday as he spoke on The Broad and the Narrow Way of Intellectual Life urging broad culture in literature and the reading of many authors. The talk offered practical guidance for building a durable intellectual structure and was well received. Pres Rooke of the School Board announced next talk for January 11 morning. Also noted was the switch to a two cent postal rate between the United States and Germany, effective January 1.
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J O W. Zachman
Pres. Rooke
Plain Liver Ailment and Selling Perrysburg Post Cards
The piece notes a languid spell with headache and stomach unease described as a lazy liver. It promotes Burdock Blood Bitterstones for digestion and blood purification while mentioning rapid sales of colored Perrysburg scene postcards as a collectible art form.
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Perrysburg
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A. J. Witzler
O. Tontogany
Bell
H. D Geiger
Desist
J. M. Morgan
Nicholae Bidg
Madison & Huron Sts
Torabo
Samuel Krauss
John H. O'Leary
LAW
Nicholas Building
D K. Hollenbeck
Perrysburg, Ohio
Rheinfrank and
Ohlinger
Spitzer
Frederick
Averill
Spitzer Building
John Zurfich
Summit St
Monroe St
China
Everett Hennan
the Navy
Rocky Mountain Tea
Comatuck & Bon
Conrad Sieling
Burl Mobiman
Perryabung
State of Ohio
Anna Aforook
Seo
Henry Rinker
Ulrich Pablo
River
Henry Brnetty F. MO
Sibert
Jackson
Thomas Knight
George Powell
Geo. B. Schroth
Tenth District of
Fralick
Court House Cullings
Miry Lucinda Sweet
Robert Kell
Nettle Kell
Delliah Jane Clarke
First National Bank of
C. J. Rockwell
Jackson Township
Carl P. Krotzer
Edward Baldwin
Weston
Baldwin
Krotzer
Baldwitch
Mitcheltag
George Foster
Napoleon Road
Foster
John Cudahy
Chicago
Crown Oil Company
Mabel Harnard
Milo Harnard
United States
Germany
Citizens Banking Company
State of Cie
Wood County
Haukiie Louse Aid
Parniture
Cosh Tre
Charlie House
Pakcbanal Cab National Bank
Wid Treasury
Torat
Norman L. Hanson
Citizens Banking Go
Orman L. Hanson
Oho
Wood
Hartshorn
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