Toledo youth becomes private secretary to U S Senator Gamble
W V Smith son of Mr and Mrs A W Smith Perrysburg and brother of R C G Smith of this village is named private secretary to United States Senator Gamble of South Dakota. He was secretary of Yankton University, studied at Bilesfield Michigan and the University of Michigan and Ferris Institute at Grand Rapids. He visited Perrysburg en route to Washington with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Toledo Blade
Wv. W. Smith
A. W. Smith
Perrysburg
R. CG. Smith
United States
Gamble
South Dakota
Michigan University
Attn Arbor
Ferris Institute
Wg Rapids
Mich
Washington
Inquest Continues Into Death of Mrs Rife at Luckey
The Luckey inquest into Mrs. Samuel Rife's death, led by Coroner Canfield with Prosecutor Dunipace, yielded no sensational findings. Dr. R. C. Longfellow could not finish the stomach examination, so the hearing was continued to next Tuesday. Witnesses included the husband, her father John H. Myers, Henry Rolfes, candy seller Fred Rothenhueller, helper who brought her home, and Dr. A. A. Bablone. The doctor attributed the death to acute heart trouble from food fermentation gases distending the stomach and pressing on the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rife
Luckey
Canfield
Dunipace
Sentinel
R. C. Longfellow
Toledo
John Hi. Myers
Henry Rolfes
Fred
Lime City Holiday Social and Spelling Bee Recap
Local residents joined festive visits and entertaining gatherings in Lime City. A checker party hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Zingg brought friends together as a lively spelling contest between Dowl ing and Lime City schools unfolded at the Lime City schoolhouse. The event stretched past three hours, ending with plans to resume at Dowling. Mrs FP Rider returned from Detroit while Florence Haley visited Toledo and George Deeming returned from Chicago for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swartz
Toledo
Joe Huber
Charles Zingg
Lime City
Dowling
Mre
Rider
Detroit
Florence Haley
W. Heaton
George Deeming
Chicago
Dean’s Regulats Aid Regular Bowel Action
If time is short to exercise these tablets prevent constipation by giving a mild, healthful bowel movement without griping. Ask your druggist for them priced at 25 cents.
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Dean
Homeward Journey Ends in Russian Migrant’s Death
Joseph Zimmerman of Rugby North Dakota fatally injured in North Baltimore after leaving a train for Baltimore He spoke broken English and claimed distress from alcohol Post mortem found 442 in money a gold watch a ticket to New York City and steerage passage to Odessa Russia Coroner arranged contact with the Russian consulate for disposition of his estate
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Joseph Zimmerman
Rugby
North Dakota
North Baltimore
Zimmerman
Governia
Russia
New York City
Baltinore
Maryland
B. Miller
Germinn
Columbia
Oceania
Odessa
Canfield
Chicago
Beistetetet Hobart Guest Visits and Family Gatherings
East Toledo residents Mr and Mrs Nason were guests of J Smith and family. Frank J Harvey and wife visited Elmer Witzler and family. John Bauman and Ed Bench spent Sunday with Philp Bintker and family. Mrs John Swartz returned from Michigan. Mrs Chas Swarts visited with her daughter. John Swartz visited Geo Snyder and family. Chas Bench Swanton and Ed Ridout from Detroit visited Edwin Bench. John Swarts and family visited Chas Swarts. Fred Neitz and family from Moline visited Edward Muir. John Bench and wife visited John Swarte and family.
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Nason
East Toledo
J. Smith
Frank J. Harvey
Elmer Witzler
John Bauman
Ed Bench
Philp Bintker
John Swartz
Michigan
John Bench
Chas, Swarts
Geo. Snyder
Family
Toledo
Chas, Bench
Swanton
Edwin Ridout
Detroit
Edwin Bench
John Swarts
Chas. Swarts
Fred Neitz
Moline
Edward Muir
John Swarte
Rich Men's Gift as Poor Yet Gifts to Women
A reader from Vestal Center, N Y, praises a medicine named Miracle Bitters claiming it grants vigor, buoyant spirits, and health for women. The testimonial asserts it quickly cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting spells and builds up weakness. Available at O P Champney's for 600.
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Miecrle Bitters
Eal O. Rhinegault
Vestal Center
Champney
Daylight Robbery at Moser Home Detected
Thieves entered the home of John Moser Jr last Wednesday afternoon while the family was away. Jewelry including a watch two chains two bracelets three rings and various smaller items plus about eight dollars were taken. A tramp seen nearby is suspected. police sent property descriptions to Toledo pawn shops but no clue has been found.
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John Moser, Jr
Mosic Yard
Focal
Toledo
Narrow Escape for Two Boys at Custar Crossing
Two young men Peter C. Puss and Hugh Webben narrowly escaped death when a train hit their horse and buggy south of Custar. They fled the wreck and were thrown clear as the engine passed. The horse suffered grievous injuries but survived after Dr. Lockman of Deshler tended its wounds through the night.
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Peter C. Puss
Hugh Webben
South
Bohnd
Custar
Lockman
Deshler
Custar News
Night Watchman Resumes Duty After Using New Discovery
W J Atkins, Night Watchman at Banner Springs Tennessee, endured a cold that settled on his lungs after nightly exposure. He recovered after using Dr King's New Discovery, reporting return to work in good health. The medicine treats severe colds, coughs, throat and lung inflammation. 50c and 1 trial bottle free, guaranteed by C P Champney, druggist.
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W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. King
C. P. Champney
Trustees Meet in Perrysburg Nov 27 1909 Wood County Ohio
Trustees met with all members present and approved numerous claims for services and ditch work. Payments include Canfield, Smith, Thompson, Wetzel, Frusher, Croft, Wenz, Baird, Hillerman, Franz, and others totaling over 119 dollars. Adjourned to Dec 4 1909 with further claims authorized. Elk Supply Co and other entries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Wood County
Ohio
Relevie
D. R. Canfield
H. A. Smith
John Thompson
P. Wetzel
Peeves
Doings of City Dads November 16 1909 session notes
City council met in called session with Mayor Klingler presiding. Items include improving plank road ditch and catch basins, bids for 17 catch basins, light service issues, sewer work discussions, and appointments to inspect Hickory and Maple sewers. Various bids, contracts, and adjournments dated Nov 1909 through Dec 14 1909.
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Cornell
Klingler
Cranker
Dibling
Loesch
Uthoft
Wetzel
Tryon
Cassin
Athoff
H. J. Cram
Cram
Cramer
Caslin
Amon
6Th
Cherry Streets
Bowers
B. F. McCassin Ag Water Works
J. B. Lindsay
Ceeseesees
Hufford
Perrysburg Banking Co
Schaumloeffel
James Cook
Avery
Acreage and Product Output for Current Year Detailed
The report estimates wheat condition at 98 percent of average. Corn area planted 3,060,825 acres with 121,127,632 bushels produced at 39 bushels per acre and 4 percent put into silo. Apple yield at 43 percent of average. tobacco per acre 889 pounds. Cattle and sheep fed for spring markets at 69 and 74 percent respectively. weather improved wheat prospects despite small seeded area.
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Wiheut
Hessian Fy
The Baker Lecture The Lucky Number
The lecture ran one and three fourths hours with constant engagement. The speaker urged hard work and preparation as the path to success, praising Number One over chance or luck. The audience and management were pleased with the presentation and its ideas.
Eczema Relief Claim From Salve Advertised Cure
The notice asserts Chamberlain's Salve eases intense itching from eczema tetter and rheum almost instantly. It mentions many sufferers cured by St. Pancrasale by C. P. Champney of Parjfynburg.
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C. P. Champney
Parjfynburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas’ Eclectric
Svery
Maine
Sienthe de Fonter
F A. J. Witzler
Rheinfrank and Ohlinger
Spitzer Building
D. K. Hollenbeck
John Zurfluh
Summit St
Monroe Bt
F. J. Champneau
Maumee
Geo
Powers
Notary Public
Peerrysburg
J. M. Morgan
Hoh
Nicholas
Madison & Huron
Frederick
Averill
Edward M. Fries
Court of Common Pleas
Froney's Store
South Main Street
Bowling Grewn
Beistetetet
Hobart
Custar Boys
B. Gibbs
Spicker
J. J. Amon
Elk Supply Co
Hamilton
Spiller
Bohnelder
Patton & McLain
Lulelen Bucklen
C. P. Champney's
Baker
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