02 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
1
Miss Nellie Boor, a mute daughter of Cessna Boor, was found dead in her room at her sister Mrs. W E Clark’s Bradner home on Wednesday evening. Officials suspect heart disease. she was about thirty years old.
Attorney General Wade E H Bly addressed the McKinley Institute in Norwalk Ohio urging reforms within the Republican Party. He echoed Ellis and urged councils of war over headquarter orders while noting Republicans dominate the state ticket. He blamed mixed messages on Roosevelt for the lost governorship and hinted at continued discussion on policy.
The item claims pneumonia deaths in Chicago far exceed theater fatalities, urging use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia. It cites a testimonial from W. B. of Wilcox Logan New York and notes sales by Wm Comstock & Bon.
Wicker, about seven, found unconscious along the H. & D. tracks two miles north of Tontogany. He later died, with apoplexy ruled the cause. Weaker was taken to Peter Buhler's home for care. Wicker, once married, had unknown spouse and no clear relatives. He was well known and later died Friday.
Perrysburg may gain another banking institution if plans move forward. The venture would largely use Perrysburg capital with outside investors also represented. The bank would be capitalized at 50000 dollars and a Spring funding erection is planned.
Mayor Bowers seals off the sid and orders Marshal Joe Puller to guard the lock. Saloon owners are notified to close all day Sunday and comply with the new hours. Weeknights close at 10 p.m., with Saturday until 11 p.m.
Mrs Gundy wife of ex County Commissioner Gundy died at her home in Tontogany Thursday after a long illness believed to be a brain tumor. Widow of ex Probate Judge Tuller, she had married Mr Gundy a few years ago. She leaves her husband and two sisters and a brother.
The rally of the Young People's Christian societies of Wood county closed its session at B. G. Saturday. Officers elected include President H. J. Ward, Vice President C. H. Brishin, Secretary R. W. Pember, Treasurer A. G. Waleter, with superintendents George Weaver, Eva Zingg, C. S. Hobart, F. W. Boswell, and Rey Clyde Darsie among others.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as soothing and effective for colds croup and whooping cough. It contains no opium or harmful drugs and is safe for infants and adults alike according to the advertisement by Wm Comatock & Hou.
A fine brown horse weighing about 1200 pounds valued at 200 dollars and a buggy with red and black gears valued at 100 dollars were found in a ditch near Grand Rapids Wood county. Sheriff Reece learned the outfit matched a description stolen from James Spickle of Belle Vue. The thief likely intended to set the owner out of the country to escape punishment.
The Perrysburg Driving Association met Tuesday evening and elected officers: President B A Underhill, Secretary and Treasurer Dr I S Bowers, Executive Committee George Moser L Chapman James Frasher. They authorized sheds and stalls for horses and track preparation for the season. The 26 member group aims to offer fine public sport this season.
John Holliger marked his ninetieth birthday with a family gathering at his Perrysburg home. About thirty relatives and friends attended a birthday dinner as neighbors recalled pioneer Maumee Valley days and Holliger’s long life of sobriety, industry, and charity. The event also honored his golden wedding anniversary with his wife.
Home talent of Dunbridge presents a play this Thursday and Friday at the IOOB hall. The company has worked hard to mount a quality production and aims to succeed.
Many sufferers avoid strong medicines and prefer external relief. The text notes that using Champertain’s Pain Balm provides quick relief from pain without taking internal remedies, as promoted by William Comstock & Son.
The document lists T. H. Crawford of Battletown facing a bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 13 006.10 and assets of 211 579.31 asking exemption for a cow while declaring a 40 horse value in assets. It also covers tax foreclosures in Millbury, ditch appointments in Washington and Webster townships, a 38 000 verdict against Solar Refining Co. in Copus v. Solar Refining, and a $10 000 suit against T. C. C. Ry. by Martin Sader alleging a defective handcar caused permanent injuries. Guardianship filings and a will probate are noted.
Local notes from Lime City and nearby towns dated January 31 06. Visitation includes Lola Bauman and daughter of Toledo with Fred Bauman and wife and others in the area. Telephones gain subscribers Schole and Wn storekeeper and Mr Hanson on the Lime City exchange. Social events feature dances dinners and graduations across East Toledo Stony Ridge Dowling and Bates areas with multiple gatherings and visitors from Toledo Bowling Green Swanton and Oak Harbor.
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