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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
4
The Perrysburg Journal reports weekly publication Fridays at 4 PM with editorial office details and a long distance telephone line. Subscriptions cost one dollar per year if paid in advance and one dollar and a half if not prepaid.
A 1905 editorial discusses Roosevelt administration achievements and the primaries funding, noting taxpayer costs covered by Republican committees. It argues decisions support organized labor limits and praises Roosevelt’s message to Congress. It cites Portugal’s King Carlos I, calls for reform without attacking the sovereign, and suggests Roosevelt wields the policy mantle toward Taft.
In an annual report Garfield recommends keeping title to vast coal and mineral lands in the West and Alaska within public domain and leasing for development. He cites Roosevelt era conservation aims for forests minerals water and power and warns that without new laws a monopoly risk in Western coal fields may arise.
Unverified returns show Taft delegation elected with no opposition. James H. Southard wins county by 67 and district by over 1400. Judge R. R. Kincade dominates county and district. Reed, Toan, Blue, Ladd, Roach, Buck, and others ran unopposed. Nearing leads for probate judge before final official count. Burning ballots in Millbury precinct may trigger a contest. Canfield leads in coroner race. Official results to appear next week. question remains about White House occupant after McLeod.
A Chicago Daily News excerpt recalls Mrs Maloney who, with eight children, calms herself amid colds and fevers while a Bennington child, David, fears a cold. Her onion poultice advice contrasts with the tragic pneumonia death after overreaction and worry.
The Valentine Theatre in Toledo continues to showcase Mrs Temple's Telegram on Thursday February 20. Walter M Lawrence presents the farce with a versatile company noted for brisk breezy performances. The production has crowded houses for three seasons and promises an evening of refreshing laughter with Are You a Mason as a companion piece.
Lyceum Theatre starts the week with Fiske O'Hara in Dion O'Dare a romantic Irish comedy. The actor’s talent and charming stage presence are highlighted along with his rich lyric tenor voice. Manager Blaney backs a strong company, and each act recreates an Irish locality central to the plot.
In Milbury precinct election judges destroyed poll books and tickets and could not report results. Forty two ballots were cast with Nearing ahead of Lincoln by 11 votes for Probate Judge and Case ahead of Solether by 80 for Treasurer, making the outcome undecidable. Politicians say another primary will be required.
Mrs Elias Meagley longtime pioneer resident near Haskins died at home after strokes, aged 79. She married Elias Meagley 57 years ago and leaves husband six children Frank Toledo Will Nebraska Dr Robertson Keanwas Jamey Daytona Worlda Margaret Porglilis Idaho Bert Haskins. Survived by sister John Hall Bowling Green. Presbyterian church member and friend.
Promotes Dr King's New Life Pills to regulate stomach liver and bowels so one feels good. Available at Wm. Comstock & Son's drug store for 25e.
An anonymous verse extols Ohio as a flawless land with abundant harvests and ideal virtues. It praises the beauty of its people, bounty of grain and fruit, and the state’s sunlit prosperity, concluding a preference to remain in Ohio even in death.
The Star Republican reports a large survey in Manchester and Marion townships showing at least nine tenths of Republican voters favor Taft for the presidential endorsement, with over 100 interviews revealing broad support for Taft and a move to back his candidacy in the coming election. The paper pledges to uphold the will of the majority and unfurl a Taft banner.
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