Fractured Friday notices span obituaries and oddities
A jumble of notices and scattered items from Breathitt County Kentucky includes discussion on assassinating a sin on Sunday, unusual livestock counts from a dealer in Limburg, and global coal production shares. It also notes postal scandal arrest, state convention aftermath, and county board of review appointments in Wood County with term details.
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Breathitt County
Harding
County Board of Review
Wood County
John B. Wilson
Jacob Easley
R. W. McMahon
McMahin
Cuban Trade and Immigration Rules Highlight 19th Century Exchange
The U S bought most of Cubano sugar except 83546 worth sent to Colombia while Cuba imported 2300000 dollars of goods from the United States out of 5600000 in Cienfuegos. Immigrants to the Transvaal face strict limits, certificates of means, weeks to obtain, and penalties including 24 hour quit options, six months imprisonment, and fines over 2000 dollars.
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United States
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Culin
Transvaal
Fish Commission Faces Mortality Over Susquehanna Netting
The U S Fish Commission reports heavy losses from a swath of fishing at the Susquehanna mouth, where steam-tug operated nets haul in large catches. Meanwhile, investigators note discoveries of $2,000,000 worth of tariff tradables along Salt River.
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United States Fish Commission
United States
Reception to Graduates and Birthday Party At Wright
A class reunion reception for the graduates of two Wright High School classes was held in the school’s lower halls with purple and white decorations and refreshments. Also noted was a birthday gathering for Ed Cutterhill at his home featuring a celebratory supper and songs, with several local residents in attendance.
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Merry Heart
Doe Meyer
Myra Avion
Everet Neifer
H. Crow Ford
Wright Pargollis
P. Tf. S
Prise
Anton Tose
Wis
Firemen Convention Headed for Delphos Ohio
The North western Olo Volunteer Firemen Association Convention will be held in Delphos Ohio on June 1 108. Delphos residents have committed 2000 for entertainment and welcome thousands of visitors, with special railroad rates offered for the occasion.
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Olo Volunteer Firemen's Association
Delphos
Ohio
Startling Evidence Endorses Dr King’s New Discovery
Fresh testimony proclaims Dr Teing’s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments as unequal. A Virginia man claims three years of bronchitis ended after using the remedy. Trial bottles are free with regular sales at one dollar and up, guaranteed to help coughs colds and pneumonia.
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Teing
T. J. McFarland
Henterville
Dr. King
P. Champney
Ningalst
Notice of Board of Health property inspection order
By order of the Board of Health the authority directs a thorough inspection of all dwellings within the village. Properties failing to meet sanitary standards will be cleaned and purified with costs charged to the property owner as provided by law.
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Board of Health
Ordor of
Boand
Heauri
Cedar Point Opens With Royal Welcome For Newsmen
Cedar Point near Sandusky opened to the public with a Saturday event inviting Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus and other city reporters. Commodore Gunckel led a special Lake Shore train carrying the Toledo Press Club and guests to Sandusky with a lavish banquet and tours of the resort. The trip averaged three to five seconds faster than a mile, showcasing the new summer pleasure center and its hotel, beach, dancing pavilion, theatre and dining facilities.
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Cedar Point
Epeell
Bavekling
Toledo
Cleveland
Colubus
Commodore Gunckel
Lake Shore
R. R
Lake Evie
Ceder Point
Toledo Press Club
Lake Shore R. R
Commodore Gunekel
San 1
Jdusky
Local Notes From Perrysburg and Surroundings
Additional Perrysburg items note Ballentyne selling a home to Alex Purgeilis of Hull Prairie and Edna Austin visiting Miss Helen Brown. Visitors include Miss Mate Muir at Scotch Ridge with Chas Murr and wife. Bargains in men s pants at Fencen s for a dollar. Promersberger family back in Detroit after visiting Chas Bailey. Warnings about weight loss claims with Rocky Mountain Tea at Champney s Pharmacy. Wanted: house carpenters and boys for Perrysburg work, leave addresses at Journal office. Rev W W Coustien to preach on Holy Spirit and Prayer. public invited. Local drag business changes and Champney family history noted.
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Perrysburg
Indigestion Relief Turns Patient's Life Around
Mrs. 8 H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of persistent stomach and bowel pain with doctors and remedies failing. She was near death when Electric Bitters was tried, bringing immediate improvement and full recovery from liver kidney stomach and bowel trouble. The remedy is sold for 60 cents and guaranteed by C P Champney druggist.
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Newson
Decatur
Ala
C. P. Champney
Patriotic Rally Planned by County Sunday Schools at Bowling Green
The County Sunday schools plan a July Fourth Patriotic Rally at Bowling Green Fair grounds with morning parade decorated wagons bands and a noon basket dinner followed by afternoon athletic contests and an evening band concert and fireworks. Committees include Robt. Place and Loomis with chairmen Moon Fitch Haylor Reigle Place Wales Wright Ewers. Bowling Green Sunday schools pledge over $100 for fireworks.
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Bowling Green
Wood County
Miter
Robt. Place
E. L. Loomis
Scotch Ridge
Eli Stockwell
Rudolph
F. FP
Fitch
Grand Rapids
D. A. Haylor
Perrysburg
J. B. Moon
F. P. Fitch
Fireworka
F. B. Reigle
Einance
Roscoe Wales
Rev. S. Wright
Ewers
Local Social Roundup From Perrysburg To Toledo
Andrew Clark of Wauseon visited W C Perrin last Sunday. Joseph Shiple bought a new piano. Ella Schaller and Dorothy Perrin were guests of Mrs E N Blue in Perrysburg. Mrs Lewis Shipman and daughter Addie were calling in Toledo on Wednesday. Frank Schaller has recovered enough to go out. May Pratt visited relatives in Toledo. Nettie and Hattie Creps visited Mrs H C Creps in Maumee. Fred Hirzel of Toledo was Harry Shipman’s guest. Our elevator is doing a hustling business. Ella Schaller visited relatives in Toledo. Mrs G W Moser of Perrysburg spent Wednesday with her parents B F Gunder and wife. Ellen Stone visited relatives in Toledo. Hallie Shipman, class member of Boxwell graduates, will deliver an address on The Present Age. Boxwell commencement exercises will be held Friday evening at the Township High School in Lime City.
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Andrew Clark
Wauseon
W. C. Perrin
Joseph Shiple
Ella Schaller
Dorothy Perrin
E. N. Blue
Perrysburg
Lewis Shipman
Addie
Toledo
Frank Schaller
May Pratt
Nettie
Hattie Creps
H. C. Creps
Maumee
Fred Hirzel
Harry Shipman
G. W. Moser
B. F. Gunder
Ellen Stone
Hallie Shipman
Boxwell
Township High
Lime City
Transfers Between Paul Greulich and August Henry
Transfer details show Paul Greulich and August Henry exchanging ownership in Troy township. Each sale lists 68 and 11.8 wore with a nominal $1 price, indicating a token transfer of property or rights within Troy township.
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Paul Greulich
August Henry
Troy Township
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Ren McCaslin
J. Amon
Shunes Mayes
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Geo
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J. M. Brown
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Eberly
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Firemen's Convention
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Alex Purgeilis
Hull Prairie
Edna Austin of
Haskins
Helen Brown
Mate Muir
Chas
Murr
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Detroit, Mich
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Rocky Mountain
Champney’s
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Ingeho & Chamymey
Charles Weight
Wright
Shaw
A. Champney
Victor
J. Davis
Chas. L. Koch &% CO
Roachton
E.L. Kingsbury
Aioe
Des Ciella Clsse
Myers’ Hardware Store
Mitchell Miling
Thral
Oity Central Lines
Moulton Houk
G. PB. A
Columbus
Land Bille
Callon Agunts
Speen Irali
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Pate
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