10 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
1
A heavy eight inch snowfall disrupted Maumee Valley transit and slowed city traffic as teams clogged streets. Residents sign a petition urging Second street to be brick paved with concrete foundation, promising higher property values and a beautified street if council acts promptly.
The Wood County Teachers Association will convene a quarterly institute at the Bowling Green High School on February 11. Speakers include Hon. Frank B. Willis congressman from the eighth district, Prof. F. R. McLaughlin, and H. B. Sayler of Liberty township.
Wellington Texas man W R Patterson recalls near graveside cough and lung trouble dropping to 100 pounds before Dr King's New Discovery cured him. He credits the medicine with his recovery from consumption and lists lifelong health since. Guaranteed by C P Champney, 500 and 1.00.
An old classified notice offering plate work services with guaranteed quality and reasonable charges. No charges for examination or consultation. Office hours are from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 1 p.m. located upstairs over Hoffman's on Front and Main.
Coal City Alabama resident W Bends recovered after two thieves named liver and kidney trouble took his health for twelve years. Dr King’s New Life Pills cleared them, ending years of suffering. Sold for 26 cents at C P Champney’s.
Klnood Brown seeks divorce from Ida C Brown married in Weston in 1887. They have two daughters Grace and Ethel. Brown says wife neglect and absence over three years. Charles Kulp larceny case paused due to measles quarantine of key witness. may be tried before term end. Beverstock case likely moved to May term.
Sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication of food constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety are the common causes of stomach troubles Correct your habits and take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again For sale by all dealers.
The Lyceum Dramatic Company showcased two plays at the Greentown Opera House on a Saturday night. Reviews praised humor and performance from actors including Miss Willard and Mr Mouser, with remarks from multiple towns such as Reading Pa and Elizabethtown Pa.
Mrs A Treadwell died at her Hull Prairie home Saturday afternoon at three from a complication of diseases after a illness of one year. She had shown improvement but died unexpectedly shocking friends. She leaves two daughters Mrs Fred Badgley of Hull Prairie and Mrs Forrest McClung of Plain township. Funeral was held at the home Tuesday at one o'clock with interment at Tontagny Sentinel.
Mary DeWolfe wife of E H DeWolfe died at her Prairie Depot home Friday evening aged 56 years. She was the mother of several children and the local comunit y mourns her loss with funeral arrangements pending.
On Saturday evening the K C T M lodge of Haskins held a meeting of notable interest, initiating seven candidates with Bowling Green degree team assisting. After work, Sir Keighty served lunch while a piece of Han ne dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment bound to the affected parts.
John Altermatt died in Perrysburg on Friday night February 24 from tetanus after injuries from toe stitching between freight car bumpers on the C H and D railroad. He was born 1865, long a progressive farmer, engaged to Lena Dreps, survived by father, two sisters Mary Graff and Mrs Andrew Hillabrand, and a brother William. The service at Stose church drew many friends, and he rests in the family lot with a monument.
The Westoria farmers institute committee recommends rescinding state game laws. They argue wild game should be protected but, if abolished, quail, squirrel, and rabbits would become semi domestic livestock owned by farmers. Wardens would lose enforcement.
John W. Moiders of Moddersville Michigan suffered fifteen years of stomach distress resisted by doctors and remedies. He finally found relief with Electric Bitters, claiming it restored appetite and enabled him to eat. The tonic is praised as a grand remedy for stomach issues, liver and kidneys, with guarantees and a 50 cent price.
A reader letter critiques farmer town loyalty versus local merchants, urges reciprocity with Canada, and critiques Congress inclining to tariff changes. It notes a desire for broad national unity, discusses postal parcels, and laments lawmakers focused on district interests over the nation.
Henry Currence was brought to the county jail and placed in the care of Sheriff Heald on a larceny charge. He allegedly appropriated hams and other items from J. A. Lyharger near Walbridge, and is now kept where he no longer has to shovel snow.
A farewell party was given for Mr and Mrs John Binger on Friday night as they depart this week for Carroll county to start their new home. Various relatives and friends were noted visiting and spending time together during the weekend.
Joseph Biden offers sale of his residence one mile north and east of Masking on Tuesday December 14 191 at 10 o'clock. Included are six horses six head of cattle hogs and pie and a hire fit of farming machinery. A Underhill auctioneer.
Prof Hillig presented the final talk Friday evening, praising Jupiter's moons and their eclipses. Viewers saw images and descriptions of autumnal cloud bands, the planet’s vastness, and a striking appearance called The Fixed Star, making it the most entertaining lecture of the series.
A fragment suggests a claim that pneumonia follows a cold, then asserts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy prevents this risk at little cost. The text pressures readers to buy the remedy from dealers, urging immediate purchase.
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