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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
4
The Ol Workere Journal page discusses trust prosecutions and immigration limits, praises local advertiser support, and notes economic data like per capita circulation and U S Treasury balance. It urges civic pride for Perrysburg Fourth of July, comments on Troup’s convention vote, and reflects on historical memory and a sealed government manuscript kept for a century.
The piece lists Republican ticket names including Lavin of Huron and Guudaid of Scioto, then notes a county central committee meeting set for ten o’clock on June 28 to arrange a county convention and handle business. It urges the council to curb weeds on principal streets and criticizes residents for poor lot upkeep, warning of street dangers from tall clover at corners.
The candidates McKinley and Roosevelt of New York have been nominated by acclaim for President and Vice President of the United States.
The Perrysburg cemetery controversy accuses mismanagement including double selling plots and headstone removal while praising overall upkeep as the finest in the state. A later Journal promise to publish facts follows calls for proper investigation and accountability. A 1100-year-old English house near the Ver river is noted, and a Chicago Chronicle item reports a remonstrance in LaGrange Ohio over a noisy farm. Also referenced are 1864 labor strikes and wage cuts in various U.S. industries, plus an advert for Electric Bitters noting cures for skin and rheumatic conditions.
Weston hosted the County Christian Endeavor Societies Convention with strong attendance and high interest. The program featured papers on Our Work, talks by Rev. Wharton and Rev. Hormel, a Junior work demonstration by Mrs. Powell, and a round table discussion led by Rev. White. Rev. T. F. Cools was elected president for the new year. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised for injuries and piles.
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