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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
4
The Berrychure Postnirice issues a dated Friday release with a printer's error. It notes readers across locales may receive issues by Friday testing and lists subscription rates: one dollar per year if paid in advance, one dollar and fifty cents if not in advance.
Tds of Thanks and Obituary Poetry details state a rate of 6 contes per line. No deviation from this rule. The notice prescribes pricing and formatting for Hespeet freenations in a formal, archival notice style.
A 1908 notice discusses the Postoffice department ruling that publishers may remove subscribers with overdue payments. It urges readers to verify paid-up dates on their envelopes or risk losing access to the Jovayan. The item references local towns, post offices, and a humorous anecdote about a bird card and a stork.
Republican voters of Wood county are urged to select nominees for probate judge in the February 11 primary. Candidates Cites R Nearing Bowling Green W D Te Wood County Republicans McMillen North Baltimore W H McMillen North Baltimore Wickham Prairie Depot Ohio announce for nomination with sixteen years law practice and request support of all Republicans.
R. B. Sweet of Bowling Green announces his bid for the Republican nomination for County Recorder at the February 41 primary. He recalls coming within a few votes of the nomination in 1906 and thanks Perrysburg Republicans for past support as he asks for continued backing. Hemrenaty ID, Hill, Bowling Green, Ohio.
Editor Perrysburg Journal urges readers to vote in the February 11 primary for candidate R. Cash for county treasurer and announces Solether of Jerry City as another treasurer candidate in the February 1 1901 primaries.
J F Gallier announces candidacy for county surveyor subject to Republican primaries on February 11, 1908. The notice appears in the Sentinel-Tribune survey page and names Gallier as the candidate seeking the party nomination.
F J Schrib er of Moline Lake Township declares his bid for county commissioner in the upcoming primaries. He notes Lake Township has never been represented on the board and seeks Republican support.
A testimonial from Jarda Crawford of Toledo describes relief from a persistent backache and general fatigue after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. Crawford reports improvement after the first day and complete relief after finishing the course. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers for 50 cents, FosterMilburn Co as sole US agents, and urges remembering the name Doan’s.
Mrs. Mary Williams widow of A G Williams died at home after brief illness on Tuesday January 14 1908 aged 67. A long resident of the town she raised three sons A R Williams Arthur Williams and BE Roy Williams who drowned last summer, plus a sister and two brothers. She was a longtime member of the M B E church and lived a Christian life. funeral Friday at 2 PM from the residence. The notice ends with an advertisement for Deans Ointment.
Beiedicted Cyrus Trowbridge was in Toledo on business Friday with Fred Mutchler and wife of Perrysburg visiting Alex Steward and wife. Joe Wegner and wife of Cleveland were guests of Frank Sattler and wife last week. Mrs. Sarah Trowbridge is sick. Nickolas Roneau moves a stone plant from John Pope's farm to Tibbie farm on the Toledo Fostoria Findlay street car line. W Ryan of Manmee is repairing.
Mr B E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine reports Bucklen s Amica Salve cured piles and chapped hands and healed an old sore without scarring. The product sells for 25 cents at Wm Comstock Son s drug store.
The press announces a revised Library of Universal Knowledge edition with ten thousand facts and a resume of all major events. It expands to 1007 pages, 25th anniversary, 50 percent larger, still 25 cents. mailed to any address for 25 cents from Press Publishing Co. Pulitzer Building New York City.
Gray town residents T J Dowling Spilker visits his mother Mrs Mary Ann Spilker. James Hite travels to Bowling Green on business. Mrs John Nicholas spends week with Walter Hite and wife then heads to Paulding county to upend winter. Geo Fetterman conducts Millbury business. Miss Hazel Kazmaier visits grandparents Thos Frusher and wife. Gus Lindermier and family Sunday with Wm Grolla. Frank Mitchell makes business trip to Maumee. Mrs Thus Frasher visits Mrs J F Byrne. Floyd Spilker visits Ed and Carl Grolla. Alex Beard visits sister Mrs J Cromley in Defiance. Chas Kendall and wife visit Miss Ada and Ora Shoemaker and Mrs Albert Kazmaier. Mrs Chas Frusher and Mrs Thos Frusher visit Mrs W L Taylor of Weston and call on Horace Frishy and wife in Rudolph. Ed Schroeder and wife relocate to new home vacated by Irv Thompson. German Proverb on Providence when leaping into a well.
The association reports examined books and accounts as correct. The annual meeting is set for Saturday January 18 1908 at 10am at the Morse school house on road tract No 38 in Me township. Ordered by the directors secretary Samuel Bwo pr president David Main committee.
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