Farmers urged to print farm letterheads and crop care tips
Across a public outreach from A P Sandls, the Department promotes farm branding with printed letterheads and urges farmers to apply for bee inspection, drainage investment, and livestock disease reporting. It highlights prize contests, fertilizer and feed licensing, and the value of farm papers, urging subscriptions and home awareness.
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Pike
Washington
Ohio
A, P
Sandlds
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the greatest healer for cuts bruises abrasions sprains and wounds and for burns boils sores eczema chapped hands sore eyes and corns. It claims rapid relief and a sure cure available for 25 cents at C P Champneys.
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C. P. Champney's
Pants theft arrest ends in jail term for suspect
Julius Maxall was arrested on a charge of breaking into Sylvester Johnson’s home and stealing pants and a clock. He wore six pairs of pants when found, prompting Judge Cook to conclude a pantaloons trust, sentencing him to ninety days in the county jail. Marshal Mills took him to Bowling Green. An affidavit to take him to an asylum was sworn after signs of insanity.
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Julius Maxall
Sylvester Johnson
Court of Justice
Cook
Johnson
Pantiloona Trust
Marshal Mills
Bowling Green
Roach
Iunacy
Battery B Trip Outing to Sparta Wisconsin
Battery B went on a ten day outing Sunday night with troops from Cleveland and Michigan. They travel to Sparta Wisconsin led by 2d Lieutenant Small and include Corporal Scott camp veterinary Dr J Chapman and privates Bear Hufford Joe Meyer Rudolph Whitman Casey O Jilliison Red Wolfe among others.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Sparta
Wisconsin
Small
Corporal Scott
J. & Chapman
Bear Hufford
Joe Meyer
Rudolph Whitman
Casey
O. Jilliison
Red” Wolfe
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised Energy Boost
An advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a 24 hour remedy for weakness energy and mental vigor. It claims to cure constipation headaches chills dyspepsia and malaria with each 25 cent sugarcoated globule sold at C P Champney's.
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Dr. King
C. P. Champney
Baldwin Nominated For Circuit Judge In Toledo District
The Democratic circuit judge nomination in Toledo district selected Hon. Frank A. Baldwin of Wood county as candidate after a second ballot over Charles A. Thatcher. Baldwin, a former common pleas judge, is touring Europe and may not accept the nomination. Also notes a remedy claim for teething diarrhoea and castor oil guidance.
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Edward M. Fries
Court of Common Pleas
Froney's Store
Bowling Groon
Toledo
Frank A. Baldwin
Wood County
Charles A. Thatcher
Judie Baldwin
County Clerks Report on Wood County Courts 1910
Summary of Wood county clerk of courts annual report to the secretary of state for year ending July 1 1910. Includes divorces fines criminal costs juries criminal cases and common pleas and vigour court figures with cases pending filed disposed and taken to higher courts. Also includes an editorial note promoting Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with local sale by Champney.
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Wood County
Common Pleas
Denarr Sey
Supreme Court
I Chamberlain
Dyer
C. P. Champney
Stole a Watch by Two Local Boys
Two boys aged 14 and 11 faced trouble last Friday after entering Conrad Selling's home two miles east of town and stealing a watch and about ten dollars. Max Rader, a stunt artist from Toledo, brought them to town and they stayed at Timmer boarding house. The older boy retrieved the items, threw the watch in a field on the way back, and both were arrested after returning to their room. The father paid Selling for the stolen items and defended his son.
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Conrad Selling
Max Rader
Toledo
Timmer
Pike
Perrysburg Baseball Loses 3–1 at Waterville
The Perrysburg nine fell 3 to 1 to Waterville in a hard fought game. Divine pitched well, allowing two hits and one walk, while Free man also pitched solidly for Perrysburg. Ragmater missed the trip and Dibling started at first, showing some inexperience. Twenty Perrysburg players faced Divine over nine innings as both sides stranded three runners per side.
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Perrysburg
Waterville
Divine
Freeman
Ragmater
Dibling
Postal Department Fears Anger Over Payment Delays
A reader warns about removing names from a creditor list and placing accounts with a collection agency to avoid postal service anger and potential enforcement. The note stresses straight compliance with federal rules and timely actions.
Plea for Future Care After Troubled Youth
The statement notes a young boy had not received proper parental care and has recently come to live with his father who is separated from the boy’s mother. The father makes a strong appeal for a chance to provide guidance and promises the youth will avoid similar trouble in the future.
Teachers Institute Session in Perrysburg Aug 8–12
Wood county teachers hold annual session at Perrysburg auditorium with committees for Entertainment Reception and more. Activities include a steamer Ft Meigs boat ride Monday, baseball Wednesday, and lectures Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Also notes Chamberlain's Liniment relief for toe soreness.
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Wood County
Perrysburg
Bertha Hillebrand
Ola Hartshorn
Lilla Broka
Augusta Charles
Eva Zings
Anna Johnson
Myrtle Bilan
Fia Zaenger
Olu Hartshorn
Bertha Hillabrand
Jia Broka
Eva Zingg
Eugenia Chapman
Kathryn Rhoda
Luella
Perrysburg Edges Waterville In Eight Inning Braves Victory
Perrysburg scored their lone run on Noble line drive single and Mulhern two base hit. Waterville tallied in second on error and outs, later adding three runs in sixth on errors and a hit. Reis Noble Mulhern Dibling key Perrysburg hitters. Jerry Outlaws defeated Aquenas 8 to 7 on home grounds with a strong eighth inning battery.
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Tiful
Divins
Freeman
Perrysburg
Noble
Mulhern
Waterville
Reis
Dibling
Jerry Outlaws
Aquneas
Steamboat Time Card From Perrysburg To Toledo
The Steamboat Ft. Meigs departs Perrysburg daily at 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Returning from Toledo at 6:30 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:45 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Fares: Perrysburg to Toledo 25 cents round trip 16 cents one way. Excursion rate 100 tickets for $20. Special rates for churches Sunday schools and other organizations.
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Ft. Meigs
Perrysburg
Toledo
Bids for coal sought by Perrysburg schools
The board of education of Perrysburg will receive bids up to 12 oclock August 12 for furnishing 80 tons of domestic lump coal. Delivery to Lime City on or before September 1 1910. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. W E Burdo Clerk Perrysburg Ohio.
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Board of Education
Perrysburg
Lime City
W. E. Burdo
Ohio
Agricultural crops report shows broad state prospects
Agricultural report from Department correspondents notes wheat at 93 percent of normal, 6 percent damaged by joint worm, 1.7 million acres sown last fall, and 1.68 million acres for harvest. Corn area 3.006 million acres for 1910, 83 percent condition, with 9 percent cut worm and 2 percent grub damage. Oats at 104 percent and potatoes about 97 percent of 1909 area. timothy 78 percent of average.
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Timothy
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Ohio Agricultural Department
Rheinfrank and
Ohlinger
Spitzer
Bell
D. K. Hollenbeck
Perrysburg, Ohio
John Zurfluh
Summit St
Monroe St
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas Bldg
Gov. Madison
Buron Ste
Tompo
C. A. Powers’ Agency
Geo. A. Powers
Agt
General Insurance
Samuel Krauss
Prederick C. Averill, Attorney
Baldwin
Democrate
Seyeees 1B
Uncle Sam
Teachers’ Institute
Chamberlain
Jawars
J. P. Champney
Steamboat
J. Davis
D. KE. Hollenbeck
Norman L. Hanson
KR. R. Hartshorn
Gertrude BE. Chapman
Ava Ban
Luo GU
Agricultural Report
Ohio Department
Willie
Mama
Brandoyn
Thomas