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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
6
Frank J. Schriber of Moline has been appointed deputy of Thapector for Wood County. A well known Republican worker, Schriber is regarded as worthy of the honor and the confidence placed in him by party leaders.
86 acres of black corn land with good buildings 12 miles to school 3 miles from Paulding Ohio eight five dollars per acre may accept smaller farm as part payment and long time balance. Also 40 acres in Paulding county 76 acres cultivated with fair buildings fruit good well near Damascus township Henry County 80 dollars per acre. 51 acres in Richfield township with good houses outbuildings fruit well cistern all cleared and tiled price 8250 per acre. Money to loan for ten years with privilege to prepay.
The text outlines hunting and possession laws for wildlife, including specific restrictions on selling and possessing fish and birds. It specifies open seasons for quail, wild ducks, pheasants, ruffed grouse, and squirrels, with dates and limits, and notes prohibitions on trade or possession of certain game. It also mentions pond or lake owners may possess some species under certain conditions and locations.
East Toledo residents Tyane Frneh and family visited last Sunday with intervals at 7 00 Grei and wife. Frank Kurtis and wife spent last Saturday in Perrysburg. John Swarts with his wife and daughter Misa Ruby visited Henry Hang and wife last Sunday. Mrs. O Rourke of Devil's Lake Mich is staying a few weeks with J D Greiner and wife. Wm Wagoner and wife were guests in Perrysburg last Saturday.
A Toledo man describes long kidney pain and backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Heed's drug store. He cites six years of continued well being and endorses Foster Milburn Co. as US agents with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
County Sunday school rally for the Fourth of July becomes a grand temperance event. All county schools urged to attend at Bowling Green Wood County Fair Grounds with plans to accommodate a large crowd. County Secretary W J Woollin will answer questions about rally and Sunday school work. Superintendents urged to submit officers’ names for advertising and upcoming year’s program.
The article traces early U S financial history from Hamiltons plans to the first and second banks, Jacksons attacks on the bank and the panic of 1837, and later panics in 1867 1873 1893 and 1907. It reviews causes such as overexpansion speculation and mismanagement, notes reforms proposals Aldrich and Fowler, and argues for federal control to stabilize finance and foster national prosperity.
Public auction scheduled June 30 1908 at the Wood County Court House Bowling Green Ohio under an order in Huebner Toledo Breweries Co vs John Knobmiller et al Sheriff A C Roach announces parcels including river tract 81 and surrounding land in US Reserve Wood County Ohio First parcel appraised 1600 Second 400 cash terms. Notice includes unrelated divorce petition details and improper names.
Timetable for Toledo Urban and Interurban routes lists stop towns including Toledo Maumee Bowling Green and Southen Traction connections. Shows first and last car times for South Bound and North Bound service with stations and intervals, detailing departure times from Toledo Maumee Howkie Green and Bowling Green, and noting the Toledo and Maumee Valley By. Co. operation.
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ca writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a severe saddle sore on his foal after other remedies failed. He claims less than half of a 26 cent box produced a perfect cure and notes it is sold under guarantee at Wil, Comstock & Bonny drug store.
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