Unidentified Traveler Struck by Electric Car Near Tentor
An unknown man with colorless appearance was hit by an electric car near Tentor Tuesday evening and taken to Toledo hospital in serious condition. The injured man, who had been lingering in Tontogany, previously suffered a violent assault three days earlier when thieves robbed him of 36 dollars and threw him from a box car north of Tontogany. He remained unconscious until Monday and may not identify his attackers. He planned to ride the electric car to Toledo for treatment.
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Tentor
Tontogany
Gill Church
Herbert Gil
Toledo
Gill Place
War on the White Slave Trade book sales pitch
An advertising notice promotes a new book Fighting the Trade in Young Girls by Earnest A Bell and others. It claims the volume reveals how thousands of girls are lured into sex trafficking and cites a Cincinnati Enquirer endorsement. The ad offers agent commissions and ordering terms with prices and mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest
A. Bell
U. S
Sims
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Idec
James B. Sharkey
Sec
Plymouth Court
Chicago
Dad
Steamer Ft. Meigs Promises River Trade Service
The Ft. Meigs steamer rounded the bend on Saturday and drew cheers from Perrysburg and Toledo residents. Regu lar Sunday trips with flags and band followed, stopping at Walbridge park to carry large river party crowds. The craft, similar in build to Idler, is fitted for comfort and aims to serve the upriver trade all season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Meigs
Reynolds
Burt
Wallace
Perrysburg
Toledo
Walbridge Park
Wanted Young Men for Ohio State Agriculture Programs
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture seeks names and addresses of young men who completed two or four year studies at the Agricultural College of Ohio State University and have since worked in practical farming, dairying or related trades. The department hopes these skilled individuals can give addresses at summer farmer picnics, reunions, and institutes. Write to the Department of Agriculture in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Ohio State University
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Ohlo
A Woman's Great Idea to Be Lovely
A health note promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for women seeking beauty and vitality. It claims the tonic regulates the stomach liver and kidneys purifies the blood strengthens nerves improves complexion and breath and enhances attractiveness with regular use. Available at C P Champney's for 50 cents.
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C. P. Champney's
Badly Injured William Schroeder Near Le Moyne After Wagon Runaway
William Schroeder living near Le Moyne was badly hurt Friday afternoon when his team frightened and bolted while he drove home from Stony Ridge. He was thrown from the wagon and the heavy vehicle ran over him, leaving him unconscious for hours before arriving at Dr. Wm. Price’s office in Stony Ridge. He soon regained some consciousness and was taken to his home for care.
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William Shhroeder
LeMoyne
Stony Ridge
Wm. Price
Quail Consume Large Weed Seed Forage In Osio State
Statistics show Bol White eximina Hone quail eat about half an ounce of weed seed per day from September to April, with four quail per square mile destroying around 610 tons yearly enough to smother 30 000 acres of wheat. June to September their diet is seed heavy, yet they target crop pests like the potato bug and grasshoppers, aiding human food safety.
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Armland
Osio
Bob White
North America
Died Sudddenly Henry Bartell Near Millbury At 25
Henry Bartell a Millbury area farmer died Thursday morning from appendicitis aged 25 His loss is deeply felt as he was loved and respected The funeral was held Friday at Millbury with Rev H Spangenburg officiating Also includes an advertisement for a medicated wash D R D Laboratories offer 260 and 25c samples from Chas P Champney druggist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bartell
Millbury
Rev. H, Spangenburg
D. R. D. Laboratories
Chas
P. Champney
Auto T Turns Over Near Rossford In Crash
Auto driven by Sam Krauss turned over after being passed by a Chapman machine near Rossford. Krauss avoided collision, Will Powell fractured leg, Chapman aided victims and drove Powell to Dr. Ordway in Toledo for treatment. Krauss’s car had minor damage. Powell’s injury linked to the maneuver.
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Sam" Krauss
Rossford
Chapman
Toyledo
Krauss
Will Powell
Mr. Krauss
Mr. Powell
Dr. Ordway
Uace
Toledo
Raise a Pig and Riches in One Step
A humorous lyric praises pig raising as a path to wealth amid meat shortages and high pork prices since the Civil War. It touts pig farming as a route to fast cars, jewels, marriages, Wall Street influence, and luxury, ending with an unrelated medical tonic advertisement.
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Senate
Wall Street
Lumber and cribbing at Wabash elevator sale
Quick sale offering all lumber, 2x6 and 2x8 cribbing, and corrugated iron from Wabash elevator No. 6 at the foot of Bummit Street Toledo. View items. contact Ruelle Carr via both phones.
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Wabash
Bummit Street
Ledo
Ruelle Carr
Wolverines Rally In Extra Long Battle At Perrysburg
The Wolverines avenged a previous 13 inning defeat by beating Perrysburg 9 to 6 with five extra base hits. Baetschl and Divins pitched well, while Reis drew a base on balls and contributed a single and double. Perrysburg had fielding errors that aided the Wolverines, and new lineups were hinted for upcoming games. A benefit dance for the Perrysburg ball team is planned at the town hall on June 28.
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Wolverines
Perrysburg
Baetschl
Divins
Perrynburg
Reis
Snyder
Town Hall
Foachton
Ohio Building
Diving
Dali
Baetsehl
Court House Callings From Mindlay to Bloom Township
Court opened Monday with Judge W B Duncan on the bench in Mindlay as Baldwin is in England. Judge Schofield from Marion sits too, and busy sessions extend to July. Cases include Lucinda A Pamklurat vs Benjamin W Wood over two mares replevin, an appeal for damages, Meron Sherman sued by Alexander Harris for 188 dollars, Wants to Evict Season George Browneller vs Henry Grafe et al over a 119 acre oil and mining lease, Albert Heyman appealing a Grand Rapids Justice decision over manure damages, and Charles H Soles suing Emma J Dunn to quiet title over 20 acres in Montgomery township. Additional entries list various land plots and transfers in Perrysburg, Millbury, and neighboring townships, with property sales amounts noted. The piece ends with an advertisement for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy touted for universal efficacy.
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W. B. Duncan
Mindlay
Baldwin
England
Schofield
Marion
Lucinda A. Pamklurat
Benjamin W. Wood
Justice Court
J. D. Arnold
Henry Town
George Browneller
Henry Grafe
Court of Common Pleas
Bloom ‘Township
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Rheinfrank and
Ohlinger
Spitzer
Ohio
Bel
D K. Hollenbeck
John Zurfluh
Ando Jeweler
Bummit Bt
Monroe &T
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas
Gov. Madison
Tomedo
Maumee River
C. K. Powers
Apenty
Geo
A. Powers
Samuel Krauss
Bell Phone
Frederick
Averill
Spitzer Building
Edward M. Fries
Frouey's
South Matin Street
Bowling Green
Milbury
Lester Snyder
Faye Rectenwal
Maumee
Mr. Snyder
Perrysbore
Miss Rederval
Locust Streets
Dean
Moose
Colx
Tigers
Monclova
Jerry
Tronville
Ironville
Monley
Will Charles
Outlaws
Detroit Americans
Hahn
Gen
Heman
Lim
Chamberlain
Ull
WNL
J. Davis
D. K. Hollenbeck
Norman L. Hanson
Vanhaert Hautehore
Gertrude Lf. Chapman
Court House
Common Pleas Court
Clothing Merchant
Meron
Sherman
North Balthmore
Alexander & Harris
Empire State Wholesale Corporation
Albert Heyman
Weston
Justice Robinson
Grand Rapids Township
G. Washington Stacker
Heyman
Charles H. Soles
Montgomery Township
Emma J. Dunn
Frank Dunn
Soles
Herman T. Clippinger
Celidia
Zingg
Irving & Furry
Cleveland
Zella E. Downing
Logan Summer
Farmer
Hoytville
Little Rickard
Prairie Depot
Hrrett C. Gardner
Lestie
Tiplady
Christian Pentenburg
Peter Penterburg
Milton
Wicliffe Clark
Rebecca B. Morris
Wood Co
Diefenthaller Co
Diefenthaler Co
D. Dy Dana
Julia P. Smith
Lake Two
P, Champney
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