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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
4
The Maumee Advance Era notes motorists race through Perrysburg and nearby towns with motorcycles and autos roaring along Front Street. It warns of safety risks to cyclists and pedestrians and calls for respect of local rights amid chaotic speeds.
Middleton Township residents list visitors and guests from Maumee, Toledo, Haskins, and Perrysburg. Families including Dauer, Ward, Liebherr, Getz, and Bowers share weekend visits, shopping trips, and local outings across Maumee, Bowling Green, Luckey, and Toledo.
Mrs Ed Donnell visits relatives in Gideonbury, C. Others call on Perrysburg and Maumee residents. Attending commencements include Mrs Frick Fox at Weaton. The Champneys mark their fiftieth anniversary at St Rose with Rev Schaendorf officiating. many local families are noted in attendance and visits across Toledo Akron Columbus Frankfort Pontiac Osseo Detroit.
Archibald Rider, a pioneer of Wood county and an early locomotive engineer on the Dayton & Michigan railroad, died May 28 1918 at his farm near Tontogany. Born February 10 1883 in Monroe New York he married Adelia McGarrah who preceded him in death and they had four children. Funeral held Saturday morning conducted by Tontogany Masonic lodge.
Advertises Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy to prevent stomach disorders and cites many remarkable cures. Sold by all dealers.
Judge Frank A. Baldwin of Wood county is being groomed for the congressional race in the new Thirteenth district. Bowling Green residents note Baldwin as a strong candidate, while predicting a Democrat will win the office and noting another capable man in the district.
A local Observer urges residents to keep money in town by buying at home. It argues money is the community's blood and warns that sending dollars away weakens business and harms the local economy. The piece encourages reading Journal advertisements and supporting local merchants who invite shoppers to their stores.
The Ohio Supreme Court affirms verdicts against Woods County Free Press and associates. Judge B M Fries receives 400 dollars. Earl D Bloom pays 800 dollars. Ean Helmvich is ordered to pay 100 dollars. The libel suit stems from 1908 campaign articles. The Free Press ceased publication a year ago and its property is in the hands of receiver B D Bloom.
Mrs. Caroline E Walters of Perrysburg Ohio testifies to lasting relief from back and shoulder pain dizziness and headaches after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits prompt relief and improved sleep and appetite to the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 50 cents a box. Remember the name Doan's.
Transfers record listing multiple property deals in Perrysburg Grand Rapids and nearby areas. Names include Frank M Martin Winzler Mary Ann Whgoner Percy Burwell Granit Stafford and John W El list. Properties cited comprise lots 678 696 out lot 89 River tract 45 W 12 lot 861 and 180 acre sec 10 Lake township with prices from 0 to 22000 dollars.
A high corporate officer used a damaged pin to align papers and realized pins a quarter inch shorter could save several hundred dollars annually. After a quick call to manufacturers, the company adopted shorter pins, and shipments began the following week, reducing expenses for shareholders.
A laundry advertisement offers complete washing ironing and starching. It claims prompt reliable service for white and colored clothes and promises to relieve customers of hard work with satisfactory results. Try the service to experience ease.
Notice announces sealed bids due by June 7 1913 for constructing an out house at Town Hall and bidding to drill and case a well in District No 11 Perrysburg Township. The Board of Trustees and Board of Education reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By order of Township Clerk H T Phillips.
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