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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
4
The Percysburg Journal offers a yearly subscription at one dollar if paid in advance and one dollar fifty cents if not in advance. Special notice cards for thanks gratitude poetry and expressions of respect are published at six cents per line with no exceptions. The paper is a weekly edition dated Friday and mailed Thursday at 2 o'clock.
A noisy prelude to the 1905 campaign notes Democratic papers oppose Secretary Taft nomination while Bar on Taka dies is welcomed. It stresses civil service reform under Roosevelt, warns of tariff debates, and recalls Senatorial fights over pension agents and Aldrich bills amid international tensions with Japan.
In Perrysburg Journal a late 1908 notice section preserves candidate solicitations for auditor clerk probate judge treasurer and prosealing attorney with appeals to Wood county Republicans. Readers receive endorsements from Fred W. Toan Thos. and Jonathan Be Ladd D K Hollenbeck and R Cash plus S R Case while editorials praise W H McMillen of North Baltimore as Probate Judge hopeful.
A flood of notices from Wood County Republicans announces candidacies for probate judge and other county offices ahead of the February 11 1908 primary. Names include Chas A Nearing W H McMillen Joseph Lincoln W M Wickham W G Elliott and many others seeking nominations for coroner recorder treasurer surveyor commissioner and county clerk in the Republican primary.
A reader laments Perryaborge town reporting of the village clerk’s annual financial statement, noting years without publication to inform residents of debts and conditions. Easter 1900 falls between March 21 and April 25 with full moon on April 16 and Easter Sunday on the 19th. Dean’s Ointment advertised as cure for piles.
Jerris Curtis born in New York in 1825 died in Perrysburg January 26 at age 86. A longtime resident he leaves four children. Funeral held at his late home Tuesday January 28. He was a highly respected citizen and friends extend sympathy to his family.
Mrs Salome Mullett aged 77 died January 25 1908 at her home from bronchitis. Her funeral was held at the Lutheran church Monday June 27 officiated by Rev C B Ide. Her son William Mullett died in Defiance January 24 at age 44. his funeral followed at the same church.
The Deacon as presented by the Perrysburg Dramatic Company Wednesday night was a success witnessed by a large audience. The play will be repeated tonight and everybody should attend. Mrs Charles I Maddy and Mrs Edith Maddy entertained friends at the home of Mrs Edith Maddy Wednesday afternoon. Dainty refreshments were served and the afternoon was greatly enjoyed by the guests.
Hobart and nearby residents share Sunday visits and family time. Esther Swartz visits Perrysburg relatives. box social at Dist. No. 11 yields $3600. Frank Harvey and others attend Cummings school house event. Edwin Bench substitutes at the local school. Deafness ad outlines Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back offer.
Stockholders met Tuesday and re elected the existing board of directors and officers. The bank reports substantial growth and a bright outlook. J. T. Kingsbury and T. M. Francy will continue as president and cashier in their usual positions.
The Painesville Telegram-Republican editorial praises Senator Foraker for fighting for himself and friends, noting his loyal GOP record and strong statewide following. It cites past Republican plurality for governor and senate, arguing his character and defense of party loyalty strengthen his bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
Fragmentary OCR reads a public notice from Wood County Ohio dated January and April with references to the Orr Building in Toledo and names A W Branlinite AM Branlinite and Asia Hn gtratar in unclear context.
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