11 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1899
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists dates February 14 18 23 24 and places including Jolado Mebruary Lt situation with rates and names Jenkins General Passenger Aynt Otedo Ohio.
A piano sheet music piece titled The Plonver Limited March composed by Captain Roderick Pultney is distributed by Brainard's Son Go through the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway. Address provided for inquiry is Geo. Hy Meufford General Passenger Agent 695 Old Colony Building Chicago.
Special excursion from Pennsylvania Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia Ohio New York New Jersey to Los Angeles for the National Educational Association meeting at reduced rates. For full particulars address MG Hayden Traveling Passenger Agent O Mo & St PB R'y WL Arcade Cleveland Ohio.
agents of the OH & Doky will sell tickets for February 10 and 11 in Dayton. Tickets good for the date and return trip. Information cheerfully provided by OH & D. Agents, 211.
Atiatpira Ga February 4 1500. Soldier Wa P Scorn writes from Camp McKenzie detailing drill pay and meals in a rough camp. He mentions the 16th Minnesota replacing Maryland troops, division maneuvers through Georgia, and farewells as troops prepare to march home. He notes rifles, tents, rain, and morale amid fears of pests, with officers praised and a tense incident with local workers. Graves and losses are referenced in passing, and the entry ends with a cordial sign-off.
The Glenwood Chronicle reports the death of Susie McDougal, a respected young woman, mourned by friends and associates. Guests B Phillipps and wife visited from Dunbridge. Geo Baker is mentioned. Edna and Agnes Laney called east of Stony Ridge. Annie and Prod Richm attended the funeral. Pearl Coy returned to Mast Toledo.
Thomas Whitfield & Co advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for grippe and pneumonia relief. It claims prompt, complete relief with favorable antiphlogistic effects and lists A. Li, Chumpney as dealer.
The program for a two day Farmers meeting at Town Hill Grand Boaplitie February 20 21 outlines morning and afternoon sessions. It lists speakers J A Wallace W C G Parnaworth and R A Wallace among others, plus topics on farming methods soil fertility and fruit growing with multiple question boxes and general discussions. A ticket offer promotes a ten ride family pass and notes travel options and venue details.
In Wood County Linn scene on Saturday a young man died after a shooting during a confrontation over a marriage engagement. The assailant Bronte Bipride fired at Bovard during an altercation with rival suitor Blair Maier Anternon, who had been betrothed to Mize Maier. The victim, Bovard, sustained fatal injuries at the Anderson hotel.
The item notes Feanle Wagoner adding to his score row and considering Termont market. Shook Bros reports another carload of tile, five or six cars this winter. Local notes cover revivals led by Rev. Shisdler, a Macaboos oyster supper, and residents visiting or traveling between Pemberville, Perrysburg, and Poledo. An accident near Ben Benson’s horse caused a buggy demolition. August Zollars works on a water well. Julius Beaute recovers from illness. Lewis Sherman joyfully welcomes a new eleven pound boy. J V Smith resumes activity after a tough spell.
The notice details ticket prices on the Naglek Mate Road line with a round trip fare of ten units. It invites readers to contact Ask Ag for detailed information and timing specifics.
A shopkeeper recounts how customers buy hair dye for friends, with women selecting light brown shades and insisting the product will not harm their brains. The routine involves discreet use, trusted directions, and reliance on friendship rather than delivery, as buyers often keep purchases to themselves.
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