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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
4
The Perrysburg Journal notes strong GOP support in Ohio with praise for Governor candidate Herrick and Senator Harding for Lieut Governor. It highlights local Peach scale issues, Fourth of July plans at Bowling Green fair grounds, and Sunday school fundraising in Wood County.
United States consul James B Shepard reports on tar macadam a boiled coal tar and crushed stone pavement tested in Hamilton Ontario. It promises low cost 10 year durability and easy resurfacing at 25 cents per square yard with less dust and better hauling performance.
Debtors are urged to settle accounts with the undersigned. Call to make prompt settlement. Any person having an account should present it for payment to ALS and Werner. Receipts or payments should be secured promptly.
Report explains the Cilosis Banking Company lockout incident and the tamper proofing. The six ton safe, fitted with a costly time lock, briefly opened after a wall removal before repairs. No loss occurred, cashier denies code loss, and directors plan a steel cabinet for safe deposit boxes.
Lord Cromer remarks that natural abundance in wands crocodiles hippopotami leaves little of anything else the Boudau needs exchange of surplus animals for ratil ways educated natives and dust would yield prosperity Chamberlains tablets advertised as stomach aid sold by Champneys Pharmacy
John Lickey of Elmore Ohio, a wealthy farmer and pioneer of Ottawa county, died Wednesday night at his home. He was the Portage River region’s first white child born. He was uncle of Gupt J B Luckey and stepfather of George E K Bell, baby of Loleto. He leaves L Luckey of Winore and a daughter Mrs J N Magee of Toledo. Perrysburg Leaders challenge the Catholic School to a baseball game on Saturday June 13 with players Fred Rossbach pitcher Clad Robinson catcher Carl Thomas first base William Bauer center field Chaves Munger second base Re Hartsing third base Percy Thomas shortstop Tt Wolfe right field Harry VanNorman left field.
Weskes day evening June 10 1903 Henry Hitgen and Elnora Roother wed at Martin Luther church East Toledo. Reception at bride's parents home Seventh Street. They will start housekeeping on Greenwood Ave. Simmons Carpenter nuptials June 9 1903 at bride's home officiated by Rev W T Dumm. Bride Julia Carpenter wore gray corded silk. groom in black. They begin life together at the Nower house South Boundary Street.
The twenty first semi annual Wood County Sunday School Association convention meets Friday June 26 at 9 30 a m at the first M E K Church Pemberville with Rev Dr B B Rogers of Bowling Green to deliver a stereopticon address on the Holy Land The association asks each Sunday school in Wood County to send five delegates and invites complete representation Contact Brack B Piich County Secretary Grand Rapids Ohio for details Also a short note mentions a girl named Kirby Wilde observing luck by picking four leaf clovers
Mrs Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of agony from indigestion stomach and bowel trouble. Doctors and remedies failed until Electric Bitters brought miraculous relief. She recovered fully and credits the medicine for her restoration to health. Only 50 cents. C P Champney druggist advertises the remedy.
On Wednesday evening June 24, 2003, the Woodmen of the World will host a dance at Perrysburg Town Hall to benefit their band. The Bowling Orchestra will provide music. tickets are 50 cents per couple.
I have sold my drug business to Dr. S. Bowers and Mr. Wai Comstock, known as capable men, and the business will be run by Dr. Bowers with a competent pharmacist aided by Merlin Bowers and Harry Comstock. I thank patrons and wish continued support for my successors, Yours Respectfully, C. P. Champney.
Arthur Grover Peterson son of Christian and Mary Peterson died at his home June Act 1903 from typhoid fever affecting his brain. Born February 25, 1800, he was 13 years, 3 months and 10 days old. Funeral held at MEL church June 7 conducted by the pastor, body interred in Woodville cemetery. Sunday school class pallbearers. Cor Sentinel
A Sunday start brings the Kauffman Troupe on wheels, Kelly and Reno in a football parody, Lane and Lane parodies and singing, Watson and Newton in a lively sketch, Wightman the day modeler, and Doherty’s performing dogs. The Mystic Chute and other attractions, with free theatre seats for all performances, complete the program for families.
Warning against using catarrh treatments containing mercury. Mercury harms smell and health via mucous surfaces. Suggests only prescribers should authorize such remedies. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from FB J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as safe and effective. Includes price 75 cents and notes testimonials.
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