Changes in Game Laws and Judicial Controversy
The state game and fish commission issued changes to hunting rules including shorter quail and rabbit seasons and a shift of the squirrel open season from September to October. Quail dove and woodcock bag limits drop from 18 to 10. ducks per day stay at 25. Nomination filings for common pleas judges are noted with contesting dates and a trial by a panel of senior deputies and clerks will determine the case.
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Ieanute
Tay
Diphtheria Death Rumor Stirring Pemberville
Miss Koenig who died Thursday after contracting diphtheria was subjects of talk that a knife was used to open her throat passage. Coroner Jones investigated and found no such wound. She was 26, employed at Hotel Stag for nine years, and buried Saturday afternoon.
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Pemberville
Koeniig
P. Jones
Sentinele Tribune
Yang
Hotel Stag
Two Tragic Deaths In Weed County Night Plea
Two deaths reported last Tuesday in Weed County. Mary Roe, 62, wife of Jack Roe of Many, died after ingesting carbolic acid at home during a period of self destruction. Her daughter in law Mrs Thomas Hee attempted to urge her to return home at 8 pm. The second death occurred the same evening when P Brown, 53, Weston Herald foreman, was killed near Custar when struck by a northbound express train. Brown, from Michigan, left a wife, two children, and siblings in Michigan.
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Weed
Mary Roe
Jack Roe
Row
Thomas Hee
Ton
P. Brown
Weston Herald
Custar
Ely Weston
Weston
Mr. Brown
Michigan
Carry Old Battle Flags at Upcoming Encampment
General orders from Commander-in-Chief Charles G. Barton of the G A R and John H. Sharer of the Ohio department address carrying old battle flags and provide escort duties. Trescott Post 10 and Forsyth Post of Toledo are named escorts with Ohio soldiers urged to register at department headquarters in the Boody House rooms 305 307, August 31. J K P Ferrell of Urichsville is appointed aide-de-camp to Commander-in Chief Burton.
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Charles G. Barton
G. A
John H. Sharer
Ohio
Shirer
Trescott
Forsyth Post
Toledo
J. K. P. Ferrell
Urichsville
Oho
Burton
Notice on June 1 2008 monthly settlement for books handled
On and after June 1, 2008, all books delivered to our customers must be settled for at first of each month, whether used or hot. Maumee and Persynuke Ive Co.
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Maumee and
Persys- Nuke Ive Co
Burglars Steal Guns Watches From Waterville Firm Farm
Burglars visited Waterville last week and smashed the front door of Waterville Hardware & Supply Co to steal shotguns revolvers loaded shells and several dollar watches A horse and a buggy were taken from Wred Miller s barn on the Mast farm across the river near Waterville The burglars left no tracks before the flu night making their escape unclear.
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Harglive
Waterville
Elaborate plans for Toledo encampment parade and reunions
The Toledo Blade reports a major Toledo encampment plan for the Grand Army of the Republic week. Yellow the official yel low color will appear on wagons and harnesses with badge prints. Flags will hang from trolley poles and car drapes requested. Three campfires plus four halls will host speeches by past commanders and notable figures. Nearly one hundred horses are being assembled for parade use and the Eighty fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry reunion was booted yesterday with 288 total reunions to date and more anticipated.
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Cook's
Memorial
Ellis
Valentine
Grand Army
Robert Z. Beath
Louis Wagner
Philadelphia
John C. Gobin
Lebanon
Thomas R. Stewart
Harriniug
Robert B. Brown
Zanesyirke
W. A. Ketcham
Indianapolis
Bishop Fallows
Chicago
Willi Warner
St. Louis
van Sant
Minnesota
J. Warren Kelfer
Springfield
Leo Bassieur
St. Louia
Eighty Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Richard Wake Itud
T. Wells
Toledo
Bowling Green Boy Lester McCool Dies After Train Accident
Lester McCool son of A JH McCool of Bowling Green died after being struck by a freight train near Winsona Kansas. He and two companions attempted to jump a train and he was thrown under wheels sustaining fatal injuries. Funeral services were held at the McCool home and burial planned in Parker Virginia. He was a respected Bowling Green youth connected with M C A workers and would have joined the 100 graduating class at Bowling Green High School.
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Lester
A. JH. McCool
Bowling Green
Howard Deckard
Russell Bates
West
Winsona
Kansas
McCool
Parker
Lester McCool
Beware of Mercury Based Catarrh Treatments
A warning against ointments for catarrh containing mercury. Mercury damages smell and the system. only remedies prescribed by reputable physicians should be used. Hall's Catarrh Cure, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, contains no mercury and is taken internally. Sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Pills aid constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
B.J. Cheney & Co
Drugglats
Toko Wall
Chamberlain 8 Gough A Remedy aga Cola Crow
Chamberlain 8 Gough and a remedy cola crowd faced an event referenced in brief text. Names and details are sparse, with unclear context but indicate a meeting or gathering involving these individuals and a cola product.
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Chamberlain
Gough
Mrs Fries Dies in Bloom Township Widow of Solomon Fries
Mrs TLoilen Fries widow of Tate Commissioner Solomon Fries and mother of Judge BM Fries died at her Bloom township home Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were held at 2 o clock Tuesday with interment in Bloom Chapel cemetery. Survived by four children Jigs 2 M Brier Selinda Ickes Anna Slotterbuck and Anna Fries.
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Frank Slotterbuck
Bloom Township
Anna Fries
Momestead
Lightning Kills Two Horses as Barn Burns in Borough Property
A thunderbolt yesterday afternoon struck W. J Borough’s barn in this city’s southeast, destroying the building and two work horses along with farming implements. Estimated loss tops $2000, with about half covered by insurance. The bolt dazed Mr and Mrs Borough as they sat on their porch about 300 yards away. no fire was seen for 30 minutes until neighbors alerted Borough, who found the barn fully ablaze and both horses unable to escape. One horse may have perished from the strike. the other survived.
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W. J Borough
North
Baltimore
Metzger Reunion Celebrates 76th Birthday Near Stony Ridge
The Metzger family reunion occurred at Lewis Metzger’s old home two miles south of Stony Ridge on Friday July 24 with 75 guests. Mrs Metzger’s birthday surprise was a highlight as residents and visitors from Defiance Bowling Green Delta and Collingwood joined in the dinner and amusements.
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Geo, Swartz
Eil
John Swartz
Mr. Webb
Defiance
Samuel Swope
Mr. Sugwall
Collingwood
S. E. Wagoner
Metzger
Harold Dunbar
Delta
Misies
Bertha Strail
Mabel Hatmer
Bowling Green
Strail
Lewis
Bloomdale Man Killed in Monday Night Freight Crash
W. W. Weaver aged 50 of Bloomdale died after being struck by a Nickel Plate freight near Mortimer Monday night. His horse also died. Weaver's body was carried about 200 feet by the engine.
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W. W. Weaver
Bloomdale
Mortimer
Mr. Weaver
Bowling Green printer jailed on desertion charge
Frank L. Camp, a Norwalk printer for Lanning Publishing Co., was lodged in jail at Bowling Green last week on an outstanding detainer charging desertion. His wife is reportedly a daughter of W. H. Ross of Bowling Green.
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Frank L. Camp
Lanning Publishing Co
Norwalk
Bowling Green
W. FH. Ross
Portage to Portage road sale postponed and ditch hearings set
Postponed sale of the John Shoup stone road from Portage to the Portage Montgomery line leads to petitions by Adam Amos and N. Pulix for an improved ditch on the road south side from Middle branch of Portage river to near the Portage camp grounds. Hearings on ditch apportionment scheduled. Hansen ditch hearing in Webster township set for August 20. Commission members Diehlman Overmeyer Kelly and Peters, appointed by Probate Judge Lincoln, report Ottawa county damages of 740 with 385 for their services added to ditch costs. A reapportionment hearing will be held Monday August 10 in the commissioners’ office.
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John Shoup
Portage
Portage Montgomery Township
Adam Amos
N. & Pulix
Portage River
Hooker
Webster Township
F. C. Diehlman
B. B. Overmeyer
J. R. Kelly
J. Peters
Lincoln
Hansen
Ottawa County
Ylew
Stock Buyers Seek Damages Over Stock Delivery
Frank Kabig and Frank Lehmann trading as Kabig & Lehmann sue M. R. Gorrill for 558 dollars claiming they lost 61 head of cattle and 6 hogs valued at 45 and 5 per hundred weight respectively after Gorrill failed to deliver by the agreed date and sold the entire lot to another dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kabig
Frank Lehmann
Kabig & Lehmann
M. R. Gorrill
Gorrill
It Can't Be The Best of All Medicines Says Harden
It Can't Be The best of all teachers is expert once. M Harden of Silver City NC says Electric Hitters does all that's claimed for It. For Stomach Liver and Kidney troubles it can't be beat. He fed It a most excellent medicine. Bold under guarantee at Win Comstock and Banes drug store Ard.
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M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
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