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20 Feb 1892
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The Perrysburg Journal in Perrysburg, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1892
Page
1
Local Roac hton 1892 Meeting and Farm Projects
Despite cold, large crowd attends the Roac hton meeting with officer installation and speeches urging farmer organization. Debates favor educating the boy, and John Klenberger presents a pipe and tobacco to President John Sehwind. Entertainment planned for Feb 27 at Middletown schoolhouse with 10 cent admission. farmers’ institute set for next week, building booms expected: Stephen Schaller plans a bank barn, Schwind and Kleeberger barns, John Smith barn, Leydorf house and barn, Marcus Kellermeir house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klenberger
John Sehwind
Middletown
Tndustry
Farmers’ Institute
Bowling Green
Waterville
Stephen Schaller
Geo. Schwind
John Kleeberger
John Smith
Adam Leydorf
Marcus Kellermeir
Scotch Ridge Notes Bring News Of Illness And Events
David Witmore visited his sister Mrs Martha Seaman who is very ill with cancer at Fostorin. Ferdinand Olds is sick with grip and typhoid fever. Prof E McDonal teaches music in Pemberville. Mrs Emory Rogers of Toledo visits with James Rogers. Uncle Robe Davidson is sick. Householder and wife visited father here. Ly Canfield rests after conducting mansical conventions. G W Jody burned arm at Luckey. Lottie Hastings dies near New Rochester from grip and injuries from a July runaway. Funeral at U G B church New Rochester Friday at 1 a m. Jiles Donedn says a girl was left at his house. J D Halsey went to Swanton on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Witmore
Fostorin
Martha Seaman
Ferdinand Olds
E. McDonal
Wind
Pemberville
Emory Rogers
Toledo
James Rogers
Lon Ginekla
Uncle Robe Davidson
Tisw
Bays
Ly Canfield
G. W
Jody
Luckey
Lottie Hastings
New Rochester
U. G B
Pridiy
Mc'Nutt
Jilles Donedn
J.D. Halsey
Swanton
Fron Sorel pelione Mr W W Teed hotel proprietor endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy
The Dellone Omaha hotel proprietor praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy saying it suits his family for cold and croup, especially for children. He notes it is pleasant to take, free from chloroform and harmful additives, available in 25 cent 60 cent and 1 dollar sizes from A R Chumpney druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron Sorel Pelione
W. Teed
Wtel Dellone
Ouaha
Wear
Chamberlain
Sears
A. R. Chumpney
Local notes from Stony Ridge February updates
In Stony Ridge on February 17 the town reports one diphtheria case recovered and schools reopening after a two week closure. Whooping cough cases appear but do not disrupt classes. Mrs. Mary Snyder dislocated her right wrist in a fall and was treated by Dr Noble. Henry Helfert Jr opens a meat market in Wagoner’s building. Chas Easton opens a barber shop in Nebon Billings’ former room. G W Wagoner runs a full mill and ships lumber, Emden of LeMoyne ships tile to farmers locally, August Heory harvests wheat and corn for his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Snyder
Dr. Noble
Houry Helfert Jr
Wagoner
Houry
Hibowil
Chas
Easton
Nebon Billings
G. W. Wagoner
Samuel Emcen
LeMoyne
Farmers ready to ship grain and builds in Perrysburg
Henry, a steadfast farmer, joins others in Perrysburg township Ahas Keller and Alvin Phillips planning grain shipments and new home construction this summer. Gust Snyder visited Toledo relatives. Dr Noble amputated a finger for Ike Williams after a street quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ahas, Keller
Perrysburg
Alvin Phillips
Gust Snyder
Toledo
Dr. Noble
Ike Williams
Tke
Hood
Local Notes From Milbury and Nearby
Milbury and area residents are mentioned with visiting relatives, ill with a doctor attending, and out-of-town family returning home. A teen death is noted as Ela Cardosa aged 17 years 11 months with funeral at the M E church led by Reverend Jameson. A community event features a schoolhouse fundraising tag and a social gathering at Mao Youngs and A J Moores with a surprise for C Dowing and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. FP. A. Grove
Toledo
T.&. Wight
Trutton
Genoa
N. le Wight
Gusto Wight
Delaware
Mira Gusta
Ela Cardosa
M. E
Tey. D. Jameson
Dancer
Mao
Young's
A. J. Moores
C. Dowing
Maumee Local News Covers Amputation and Social Events
John Wagner Maumee resident underwent amputation after arm injury with Dr. Kline assisted by Drs Rheinfrant and Bowers of Parrysburg. Social notes mention Maumee Equality Club meeting, rug bee for Day Nursery, Mrs Perrin party with local residents, and visits from Toledo figures including Miss Gertie Gunn and Joanie Williams. Grant Hannum returns home from grippe. various neighbors exchange greetings and attend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagner
Kilne
Rheinfrant
Bowers
Parrysburg
Gertie Gunn
Toledo
W. W. Bowles
D H. Perrin
Eucre
Rhone House
Marie Moreman
Kline
Swan
Joanie Williams
Toledo Asylum For the
Grant Hannum
Beankfort
Ind
la Grippe
Grippe Health Advice and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Health guidance says healthy women need not fear grippe with proper treatment. Stay home and use Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for cold like symptoms to ensure recovery and prevent pneumonia. Thousands have used it with no pneumonia cases reported. Available in 235 and GU bottle sizes from A B Champ ney druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Champney
Depths of the Comstock Lode Mine Life
Describes underground life beneath Virginia City and Gold Hill at depths of 1000 to 2000 feet. Miners work in a candlelit city, facing extreme heat up to 120 degrees, confined spaces, and hazards. They endure grueling shifts while icy water and cooling stations sustain them. The piece contrasts subterranean life with surface light and notes the miner's endurance and routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock Lode
California
Quillemys
Comstock Inswer
Berneath
Virginia
Gold Hill
Brent
Ahafta
Veartan Tinna
Comstock
Miny
Fatous Benneath
Leary
New York Telegram
Castoria Nostalgia Echoes Through Generations
A playful verse traces Castoria’s grip from infancy to parenthood, recalling a child’s cries for Castoria and a parent’s gesture of passing the remedy along. The speaker notes the product’s enduring presence across life stages.
Trio of Tiny Trees Prompts Curiosity in Box Purchase
Keampfer describes a box 144 inches wide 4 inches long and 4 inches deep containing three trees offered for 100 dollars. The occupants named bamboo a monthly blooming plum tree and a blue leafed pine appear perfectly formed and content in their dwarfed setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keampfer
St. Louis Republic
Doll Carrying Baby Doll Fare Hyped
Fragment shows a dialogue about a child’s doll and a baby, with lines spoken by Little Dot and others. It mentions Susie Stuckip and a doll carriage, ending with a note of “Good ews.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamuia
Susie Stuckip
Horse color and endurance traits noted in 19th century remark
Horin Lane discusses color related endurance in horses. Gray horses said to live longer, Crean colored horses claimed to be best for staying power in summer, about 4,000S average, black hoof horses described as stronger and tougher than others, per rider and driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horin Lane
Frontier shopkeeper rejects electric belt due to needle display
A Boston store customer refused to buy an electric belt because it lacked the many needles shown in newspaper pictures. The note reflects early American coinage history, mentioning Virginia’s 1612 tobacco-based currency replacing standard money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Virginia Company
Virginia
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