Agricultural special train to Perrysburg lecture Jan 2 1908
The College of Agriculture at Ohio State, aided by O H City and nearby centers, arranged an agricultural special train stop at Perrysburg for a forty minute lecture on seed corn and alfalfa. The event notes the train arrival time as 2:35 a.m. and includes a stray fiction excerpt from a Chicago Tribune clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
O.H. & City
Geple
Perrysburg
Standard Stock Food Company
F. Champion
Henry W. Seneyve
Lavi Wooater
State of
Ohio
J.B. Ladd
BE. le Spafford
Bondamen
A Will Curry
Wm. H. Carpenter
Justice of the Peace
Albert A. ®Lora
D. A. Patterson
Valentine Bender
Eveline Bender
Phalinda B. Tyler
John D. Tyer
Ella M. Martin
Prosper S. Martin
Carla M. Brigham
Laurite Holtz
Sale
Clyde Boyer
Orpha Boyer
Bertha Bates
Charles Bates
Johnny Bear Narrative From School District Text
A graded student excerpt recounts Orval Wood’s 8th grade reading of B. Thompson Seton's Johnny Bear from Perrysburg township District No. 2. The tale describes a man visiting Yellow Stone Park, exploring woods, and observing bears while a child and his mother react to events and hardships.
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B. Thompson Seton
Johnny Bear
Orval Wood
Perrysburg Township
Yellow Stone Park
Johny
Johney
Powers Announces Continuity as Insurance Agent
George A. Powers declares he is appointed agent for the firms once represented by his late father and will extend full attention and courtesy to former patrons and Hew customers. The business will operate as before with the same companies represented.
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George A. Powers
Bear Encounter With Johnny And Grumpy In The Woods
A hunter named Mr Seton and his companion observe a grizzly chase and threaten two children, Johnny and Grumpy. Johnny climbs a tree as Grumpy fights the bear, cameras click, the bear roams the area, and Seton tries to photograph them while avoiding danger. The bear shows aggression but does not injure the children.
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Johney
Mr. Siton
Johnny
Grampy
Mr. Seton
Big Bear
Grimpy
Grizzly
John
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad by LeRayville Merchant
C Woolever, a well known LeRayville merchant, recommends Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for piles and other skin troubles. He claims it cured two piles twenty years ago. Product sold at Wn. Comstock & Sons’ drug store for 26 cents.
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Woolever
LeRayayville
N. Y
Comstock & Sons
Arig Store
Stolen Merchandise Recovered Near Mill Day
Deputy Shoecraft recovers 20 bales of cloth and other goods stolen from the Lake Shore Railroad near Mill Day. Four men and a horse team suspected. cloth found in a straw-stack leads to investigation. Also notes Jas M Wolcott securing land rights under the Little Turtle treaty and Roosevelt era patent, with questions about Fort Wayne property.
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Little Turtle
Bharit J. B. Shoecraft
Mill Day
Douglass Firm
Nomile
Lake Shore
R. R
Far West
Charles Sanders
Jas. M. Wolcott
Mt. Wayne
Ind
Blade
Interior Department
Maumee
Ohio
Port Wayne
Wolcott
Bert Wayne
Athe ‘Purtle
Mr. Wolcott
Qaim of Wolcott
Peck
Toledo
Gen. Sherwood
Washington
Fort Wayne
Roosevelt
General Sherwood
United States
Ft. Wayne
J. W. Wolcott
Maimes
Gast
Huntington County
Fort Wayne City
Lite Turtle
Plan to Guard Public Cash by Washington Grange Movement
Spokane Press reports a Washington Grange plan to require uniform accounting for all public money. Led by master C B Kevtey, the movement aims to audit all tax and fee revenue with state enforcement, proposing a constitutional amendment to standardize public accounting nationwide.
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C.B. Kevtey
Washington State
State of
Washington
Uae
Spokane
Bad Luck in Bunches at Baker Farm
The Baker family near Brony Ridge endures repeated misfortune this summer as three cows die in accidents, two barns burn with contents, and three horses escape onto railroad tracks and are killed. Insurance payouts ease losses, but the family hopes for sunnier days ahead as Samuel Baker renews subscriptions in town.
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Samuel Baker
Btony Ridge
Baker
Lise
Dangerous Deadlock Remedy Ad Claim
An odd historical ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for a deadly medical condition described as a stoppage of liver and bowel functions. It guarantees money back if not satisfactory and echoes a period advertising tone with claims of certainty.
Court House Cullings and Lorain Robbery Case Notes
The Lorain Journal reports court activity with overruled motions and divorc es, including sales, guardianships, and alimony. It also covers a Phillips jewelry store robbery case, with Lorain and Toledo officers interviewing suspects and arresting Ralph Coughlin and Mary Gandy in Toledo.
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Adams
Williams
Lorain
Phillips
Marty Hart
Melvin Parks
James Smith
A. C. Roach
Toledo
Ralph Coughlin
Anderson Farm
Sheriff Roach
Shoecraft
Omcer Palmer
G A R Election Officers Elected at Walford Post 51
Walford Post 51 G A R in Ohio elects officers for the year led by Commander J G Leatherer and Senior Vice Commander H F Mc Allister. Other posts include Adjutant Fred Yeager Surgeon B F Bretler Chaplain Dunham Simmons and more with installation set for January 24 1908.
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Walford Post
G. A. BR
Dept. of
Ohio
J. G. Leatherer
H. F. McAllister
Thorny Frusher
Fred Yeager
B. F. Bretler
Dunham Simmons
James Carter
D. H. Watters
Aaron Knull
Isaac Whitson
W. A. Skinner
B. L. Kingsbury
Jonathan Duhamel
Thomas Frusher
Remarkable recovery after five doctors fail with disease mix
Abraham Brown of Winterton N Y recalls how Bodora confused his ailments heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver trouble yet failed to help. His wife urged Electric Bitters which restored his health. one bottle did more good than all five doctors. Guaranteed cure for blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints by Wm Comstock & Sons druggists.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Bodora
Comstock & Bons
Dragglsta
Cheapest accident insurance Dr. Thomas Helectric Ol
Dr. Thomas offers Helectric Oil marketed as relief for pain and wound healing. Sold by all druggists.
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Thomas
Tax Paying Time Asks Taxes By January 20 1908
The county treasurer will receive taxes until January 20 1908 with books closed January 25.
Absent Friend Seeks Perrysburg Postal Cards
A note requests postal cards featuring Perrysburg scenes as Christmas gifts. The writer mentions Perrysburg river views and states the finest published views are available only at The Journal Office.
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Perrysburg
Journal
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Undertaker
Chicago ‘Tribune
A. J. Witzler
O. Tontogany
O Bell
the Powers Agency
R. A. Rusk
Maumer
Samuel Krauss
John H. O'Leary
LAW Butte
Nicholas Building
D K. Hollenbeck
F.eugene Rheinfrank
Opitzer
John Zurfluh
Summit St
Monroe &J
Frederick
Averill
Spitzer
Chesterfield
North Pantie
A. C. Fuller
Court House Cullings
Wm. Dunipace
Bertha Dunipae
Harold M
Hurley Dunipace
de Pearl Helfrich
G. W. Helfrich
Siimpson E. Jones
Volney Jones
Edward Beverstock
Sarah J. Stephens
Martin Saderfled
Curtis Probert
State Hospital
Minnie Wetmore
John W. Grabler
Jane W. Stone
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