Central Unions Win Over Home Team in Sunday Match
Central Unions defeated the home team Sunday afternoon by a score of h to 1. Higgins and Murphy formed the new battery and made their debut for the home side while three hits off Higgins aided the visitors. Errors in the infield doomed the home team, underscoring the need for more practice. Perryburg’s lone tally came on a timely hit by Murphy aided by Higgins.
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Central Unions
Higgins
Murphy
Perrysburg
County Auditor Reports Wood County Personal Property Value
County Auditor Toan lists the total Wood County personal property valuation at 11,072,060 with detailed line items for livestock, carriages, watches, pianos, merchandise, stocks, and exempt bonds. Notes 3,328 male dogs taxed at 1 each and 155 female dogs taxed at 2 each. Also mentions Women Who Are Envied health claim for Electric Bitters with promotional tone.
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Toan
Wood County
Co. P
Champney’s
Court House News Highlights From Local Docket
William Kers, 55, bound over to the grand jury on a charge of picking up and keeping rain money in Stephen’s blacksmith shop. The purse reportedly contained between 54 and 60 dollars. none recovered. A court verdict awarded one cent damages to Davis S. Loe against Samuel White, plus allowance of corn and clover seed valued at 74.50 dollars claimed as unjustly held on White’s Henrytown farm. Silas G. Richardson sues Wm. Hendricks in attachment for a 100 dollar commission on finding a buyer for a farm. Sheriff Roach arrested John Stoop in Holland for non-support. awaiting pleading. Abe Low of near Jerry City was discharged after testifying with George F. Adams about a liquor purchase. Elizabeth Martin administratrix v T. & O. Ry. Co. proceeds to jury for damages from a railroad death. Peter Huber sues The Home Insurance Co. for 1300 dollars. fire loss July 10, 1908. B. Ward sues and gets judgment on cognovit note for 1000 dollars. judgment 1228 with interest. Frank White, administrator of Henry R. White, seeks will construction against John White et al. Marion & Haydn sue for 1085.14 for necessaries, land tax, and loans. The Farmers’ Saving Bank Co. of Hanking sues Chas B. Woodford et al for foreclosure. sale confirmed, deed ordered, costs and taxes paid, balance held. (Continued on Fifth Page)
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William Kers
Justice Hobeen
Stephen
Davia
Loe
Samuel White
Mr. White
Henry Townsahio
Peter Huber
Home Insurance Co
New York
Portage Township
Sanc B. Ward
First National Bank
Lewis A. Ward
Sore Nipples Relief Touted by Nurses
A nursing mothers note Cham berlain s Salve helps sore nipples if applied after nursing and wiped with a warm cloth before the infant nurses. Many trained nurses report good results. Sold by C P Champney Perrysburg.
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C.P. Champney
Perrysburg
Beautiful Perrysburg welcomes ex-Toledo engineer and subscriber
W H Hartford, former Toledo water works chief engineer, purchased the Shoe property on the Mc Cutchanville road and moved to Perrysburg. He praised the Maumee river scenery, easy access to Toledo via the electric road, and the town as a ideal summer retreat. He urged local promotion to attract home seekers and increase property values. The note closes with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea being advertised by C P Champney, Perrysburg.
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W. H. Hartford
McCutchanville
Perrysburg
Hartford
Toledo Water Works
Toledo
Maumee
Hudson
Michigan
Hartfords
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
C. P. Champney
Cornell council calls meeting to hire sewer district engineer
June 3 1909 council in called session adopts hiring engineer for three sewers in Sewer Dist No 1 with John Gailier named. Mayor Klingler notes $1 license collection. Athoff authorized to cut grass in stand pipe lot. Village to buy cement curbing at all Louisiana Ave intersections 4th to 6th streets. motions pass.
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Cornell
John Gailier
Klingler
Athoff
Lousiana Ave
4Th
6Th Street
Thrilling Rescue of Bert L. Lean From Desperate Lung Trouble
Bert L Lean of Chong Washington faced a hard cold that caused perilous lung trouble. After costly visits to a lung specialist in Bookine with no relief and another attempt in California, he found cure with Dr Kings New Discovery. The remedy, praised for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and related ailments, offers a trial bottle free and is guaranteed by a local druggist.
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Bert R. Lean
Chong
Wash
Bookine
California
Dr. King
Lever
P, Champne
Draggtut
FOLLOWED NAPOLEON Bond of friendship at state school meeting
Dr H H Manhardt of Costar Wood county and George S Long secretary to Governor Harmon met with the State School for Deaf and Dumb trustees. The Columbus Press Post notes a shared Napoleonic tale linking their grandfathers who fought under Napoleon and later admired him, though both were forced into service.
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H. H. Manhardt
Costar Wood County
State School For Deaf and Dumb
George S. Long
Harmon
Columbus Press Post
Manhardt
Long
Hach
Napoleon
Moscow
Fireworks safety plea urges parental restraint and local rule
A written appeal calls for stricter fireworks regulation at the city level to reduce fires and losses. It urges sellers to comply with ordinances and parents to exercise caution in purchase and use to protect life and property.
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Ohio
Cay
Pension steps for soldiers widows urged in National Tribune
Old soldiers are advised to pre-prepare pension and security details for their widows. The guidance covers birth names and dates, marriage details, clergy or officer witnesses, death and divorce records, service branches, and addresses to aid widow pension claims. Also advertised is Arnica Balm for various ailments with a price and outlet details.
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National Tribune
Tragic Train Collision Ensnarves Family in Ohio Ditch
Mrs Levi Tyson and two daughters Mabel and Mildred were trapped when a burning auto pinioned them at Fremont Pike crossing by a northbound Big Four freight near Bradner Ohio. The car struck by the engine, gas ignited, all five occupants thrown into a ditch. Tyson, his wife, and the girls suffered head and body injuries. Hand escaped with bruises. Tyson’s jaw and chest pains reported. The car valued at about 200 was hauled to Bradner. Mrs Tyson regained consciousness but badly shaken with a brain injury and chin wound.
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Levi Tyson
Fremont Pike
Hocking Vale
Bradner
The
Sentinel
Tyson
Helena
Sandusky County
B.D. Hand
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bowling Green
Mr.Tyson
Mabel
Mildred
Heleind
Hand
Veetant
Mayson
Traimmen
Fosterly
PF & F
Miss Mabel
B. D
Hayes Hotel
Fostoria
Mr. Tyson
Tax Payment Deadline Nears in Wood County
Treasurer Fournaide notes an unusually large early tax payment surge as the deadline approaches on July 20. Officials say there is ample ready cash in Wood County.
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Fournaide Wrates
Wood County
Worthless to the rich but useful to moderate means
An advertisement claims two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy will cure an attack of diarrhoea. It targets readers with limited funds and urges purchase from G B Perrysburg agents. The pitch promises reliability and long-standing use with a 26 cent price.
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G& BP
Champney
Perrysburg
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F. J. Champney
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Silas G. Richardson
Wm. Hendricks
Roach
Holland
John Stoop
Hyves
North Baltimore
Abe Low
Jerry City
Netring
George F. Adams
Elizabeth Martin
Ry, Co
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Henry RK
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John White Et
Rose White
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