14 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
1
A city hardware store for a country town, C F Rider of Lime City offers a high quality stock. The store highlights a competitively priced corgrade mower, Warren paints and Ohio Varnish Company products, Shine Easy varnish saver, Keen butter goods, aluminum ware, clocks, watches, silverware, and shaving sundries for local farmers and households.
A Lime City hardware store run by Mr. Rider features four store rooms packed with high grade goods. The main sales room highlights hardware, stoves including Globe heat ing and cook stoves with paid up insurance against rust, wickless blue flame oil burners, and Quick Meal gasoline stoves. Other rooms display engines, plumbing supplies, pumps, wire fencing, sand, cement, lime and plaster. The business also carries DeLaval and Simmons cream separators, mowers, buggies from Peters, harness and robes, and a full line of farming power equipment. The store is praised for its neatness, variety, and courteous service as it quietly expands its local standing.
Rosewell E H Messenger of Perrysburg is entitled to the Calvin block at Summit and Cherry Streets Toledo after a protracted legal fight. The United States Supreme Court decision ends the dispute, with Messenger gaining title and back rents while Peter Anderson of Memphis faces loss of the property and costs. Messenger, long employed in Toledo, has shown business ability and plans to continue in his post fortune restored and family friends celebrate the recovery of legal rights.
An advertising snippet touts Electric Bitters as a woman's remedy for strong nerves bright brain even temper peach bloom complexion and ruby lips. It claims health and strength from pure blood restful sleep elastic step and free muscles with relief from indigestion backache headache fainting and dizzy spells. 50c at C P Champney.
Miss Louise Bond of the Y Mission in Toledo seeks hosts to take in poor city children for summer outings. She asks individuals to sponsor one or more children for four weeks or a month and directs interested parties to contact the Y Mission in Toledo. The notice also advertises Chamberlain's Tablets for gentle bowel relief.
Executive committee of Wood county Democrats named with H. B. Brown as chairman and Sept Mawer as secretary. Members include Geo. Munger Jr Perrysburg township G M Brubaker Perry township J W Stiger Montgomery township Gee Bickmeyer Milton township B D Bloom Center township J N Easley Plain township B J Leathers Henry township J L Ewing Weston township and Milo Jameson Webster township.
After a frightful coughing spell a Neenah man felt sharp side pains and doctors found two broken ribs. The ad promotes King’s New Discovery as a cure for persistent coughs and weak lungs, with a reader testimonial and a free trial offer at C. P. Champney.
At the Wood County Sunday School Convention held in Bowling Green plans were approved for an 8 Big Rally and Picnic on the fair grounds on Independence Day. Activities include patriotic recitations, prizes, athletic contests for all ages, decorated vehicles, ten minute speeches, and a basket dinner.
On June 4 1912 at 5 pm Robert J Simmons and Misa Martha Hamm were united in marriage by Rev E J Webster at the M E parsonage The bride is the daughter of Walter and Mrs Hamm and the groom is the son of Dell and Mrs Simmons They plan to reside in Perrysburg and friends extend congratulations and best wishes for a happy future.
The Boxwell Patterson commencement will be held at the Methodist Church in Bowling Green on Saturday at 2 PM. The program features music by quartets and a trio, a keynote address by Supt. H B Williams, and diploma presentations by F R McLaughlin. A note on Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil appears as an advertisement.
Perrysburg High School won a baseball game as several ex high school players participated for Toledo. The contest stayed tight through four innings but Perrysburg pulled away with strong pitching and hitting led by Webb and Noble. The final score was 12 to 0. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended for whooping cough and easing mucus.
Sheriff Heald brought Samuel Patton from East St. Louis to Rossford where a court sworn arrest warrant was issued. Patton, about fifty, is a carpenter with six children, four underage, and left Rossford two years ago while working for a local contractor.
In 1911 warning on seed corn diseases led the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station to hire a special assistant for corn disease research. They report cob rot is limited but other diseases injure unhusked corn. reports and root specimens are requested from observers and growers to inform 1912 investigations. Specimens should include whole roots, cleaned of dirt, and wrapped to prevent drying.
A crude public notice touts Bucklow's Ar Tea Bulve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and other injuries from July Fourth incidents. The material claims widespread healing for victims and urges use despite unclear medical support.
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