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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
4
In various localities by Friday morning subscription rates: one dollar per year if paid in advance, one dollar and fifty cents if paid in advance. Cards of Thanks obituaries and verses published at six cents per line.
A barrage of boilerplate candidate notices from Wood County Republicans urges support for nominations to county clerk auditor commissioner and other posts. Names include Edward L Blue M K irk F R iegle G B Reed W A Finkbeiner W W Lockman BR Underail l H B Saylor J C Vanset tler D D Stearns and others. The piece ends with a sensational note about Hoch the Chicago bigamist claiming he will die like a gentleman.
The Javawar urges a complete list of deceased soldiers buried in Par ryabimg cemeteries and seeks information from all readers. Officials promise to publish names once obtained to ensure no graves are overlooked on Decoration days. The note calls for civic help, emphasizes patriotic motives, and invites assistance from citizens and regiments.
On a Tuesday morning a mail delivery wagon crashed after a horse kicked the wagon tongue. D Vandellen, the agent, sustained bruises at the shoulders and a forehead cut needing three stitches. Dr Roether treated the injuries and Vandellen continued with another rig to resume trips.
Gladys Thornton seven year old daughter of Jesse and his wife vanished from home on Wednesday afternoon. About an hour later her body was recovered in Grassy creek near D Simmons Sr’s residence, nearly a mile from the fall site. The funeral is set for Friday morning at one o'clock.
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville says he keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for instant use against sudden attacks of colic cholera morbus and diarrhea. He testifies it is one of the best medicines he has ever seen and keeps a bottle at home for frequent use. Sold by Bowers Comstad drug store.
A loan arrangement is reported where Katates promptly settled with a pop-resident client. Attorney Geo A. Bassett, practicing at 805 Spiteor Building in Toledo, provided legal oversight.
Lime City and nearby communities share a busy schedule of weekend visits. Miss Pearl Kinderwater hosts guests with family members from Toledo Perrysburg and Luckey, while numerous residents, including Mrs. Finch and Mrs. Stauffer, entertain relatives from Toledo and Chicago. A pending Oklahoma trip and a Sunday school festival are announced, with a severe hail storm noted but little damage expected.
Dunbridge and nearby communities report a mix of social events and personal updates. Pearl Hampton of Bowling Green yells at her mother at a local gathering while Children’s Day is set for the Presbyterian church. Lester Puller is said to be improving. a missionary society ice cream social may occur this Saturday.
An old advertisement touts Patu Balm 16 as valuable for sprained ankles stiff necks and lame shoulders. It claims prompt use saves time and money and notes it is sold by Bew are and Commtonk.
The Ross township claim was discussed and the board reviewed the minutes of the previous meeting, which were approved. Superintendent Lehr tendered his resignation, which was accepted, and the tax levy for tuition fund six mills plus contingent fund four mills totaling eight mills was ordered.
The Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Company notifies Perrysburg area customers that from July 1st gas for domestic use will cost 37 cents per 1000 cubic feet. A 2 cent per 1000 cubic feet discount applies to bills paid at the company office on or before the 10th of the month following delivery. General Manager Dany.
Heavy wind and rain storm lashes Lime City with fallen trees and shattered windows. A church building shifts on its foundation. a wagon overturns and a horse is killed as debris and damage spread. Local notices tout rail and travel promotions and upcoming excursions while residents seek rest amid the wreckage.
Village of fecryatuun in Wood County adopts a resolution to improve Friant road from Hickory street to Lin street and Blt Avenue, authorizes engineers to prepare plans and estimates for grading and construction, and directs publication of project specifications for public inspection.
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