Call to Arms in Bowling Green as Major Heater Receives Gift
In Bowling Green on Saturday night the local army company honored Mr. Charles Heater, long time Sentinel employee and company captain, after his election as major. A saddle horse was purchased and presented by Franklin P. Riegle and B. C. Harding, signaling a proud tribute to a respected officer before the company departed for Columbus.
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Bowling Green
Charles Heater
Sentinel Office
Army Regu Wations
Franklin P. Riegle
B. C. Harding
Masonite
Toledo
Charles Wragge
Knights Templars
Wrague
Perrysburg Honor Roll Names Local Servicemen
Perrysburg’s Roll of Honor lists citizens who have joined the colors including Capt. George Greenhalgis and Private Frank Mahr. The Journal seeks additional names of men and boys entering military service. An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Lini ment for sprains and rheumatic pains with a user testimonial from Florence Slife of Wabash Ind, noting the product’s prompt relief available through dealers.
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Perrysburg
George Greenhalgis
Frank Mahr
Chamberlain
Florence Slife
Wabash
Ind
Extra Innings Thriller As Monroe Tops Perrysburg 8 1
Monroe defeated Perrysburg 8 to 1 in ten innings after a pitchers duel. Peterson walked to start the top of the frame, Beruit sacrificed, Navarre drove in the go ahead run, and Monroe added two more in the tenth. Monroe had 4 hits and 1 error while Perrysburg had 9 hits and 4 errors. Clark semi pros visit Sunday. Maumee game set for July 4 with the river cross matchup and home crowd urged to attend.
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Monroe
Perrysburg
Stanley
Peterson
Beruit
Navarre
Harper
Pringle
Noble
Engle
Ani
Clark
Maumee
New College Course At Ohio State Agriculture School
The College of Agriculture at Ohio State University announces a winter short course in Agriculture opening October 17 and closing March 16, 1917. Aimed at farm Boys who wish to continue operations during growing season, no high school training is required for entrance. Interested students should request a bulletin from the Dean.
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College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Columbus
Benton County Real Estate Co Advertising Lands in Minnesota
A Minnesota real estate ad promotes diversified farming lands in central and northern regions. It highlights suitable soils for crops, stock raising, dairying, and various grasses, with low prices, easy terms, and listings at 171 Sauk Rapids.
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Minnesota
Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
Perrysburg Man Shoots Way to Top at Plattsburg Camp
Ohio recruit Lieut. Thomas G. Murray leads with 208 of 225 as Perrysburg financier Ray Hartshorn and another standout post strong scores. Hartshorn, new to firearms, surprises officers after prior rough handling of captured auto thieves with a shotgun, leaving the bandits bruised but captured.
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Thomas G. Murray
Marion
Ohio
Raymond Hartshorn
Perrysburg
Hartshorn
Mr. Hartshorn
Pettysburg
Ray
Corn for hens under Ohio market conditions
Ohio Experiment Station notes corn with meat scrap or skim milk as a primary laying hens feed. Experiments show 87.2 percent corn and 12.8 percent meat scrap yields cheaper eggs. Although broader rations raise egg output, cost per dozen eggs often increases due to higher feed use and prices.
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Ohio
W.d. Buss
Ohio Experiment Station
Patriotic Family Enlists in Mexican War Effort
Colonel Wood of Philadelphia leads four sons and two sons in law into U S service for the coming war. One son recently married Miss Marcia Robinson, sister of Mrs Dr W H Rheinfrank of Perrysburg, amid a notable family military record from a single household.
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United States
Mexico
Wood
Philadelphia
Marcia Robinson
W. H. Rheinfrank
Perrysburg
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a thoroughly reliable family medicine for summer ailments. It urges households to keep it on hand and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Perrysburg Long Ado
Perrysburg history column recounts early settlement from 1888 onward with Joseph Creps, Mission Park school, and a primitive town the stage coach era. It notes the 1830s presence of settlers and native people, Brent Street’s emergence, and the region’s social evolution in a sepia tone of local memory.
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Wwe
Joseph Creps
Miltonville
Perrysburg
Jol T. Key
Miller’s
Creps
Chadwick
Red Farm
Aurora Spafford
Williams
Mission Farm
Volmar’s Park
Isaac van T. S
van Tassel
Maumee
Brent Street
Pioneer Court
Lower
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Wood County Boosts Riegle for Congress in District Rally
Citizens urged to back Franklin P. Riegle as the sole Wood County candidate in a reshaped district. The appeal stresses county loyalty, GOP unity, and Riegle’s role in energizing Republican turnout to help the entire county ticket win in November.
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Wood County
Lucas County
Wood Counnty
Congress
Wood
Franklin P. Riegle
Riegle
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R. P. Barton
Undertaker
Pernysburg
Yohio
John Zurfluh
Monroe St
Michigan Street
DR. B. Kinsley
Dean Tist
T.J. Sullivan
Henfling
Conant St Maumee, Ohio
Frederick C. Averill
Spitzer
R. TR. Hartshorn
Citizens’ Bank of
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Plattsburg
New York
Long
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R. Catren
America
Thomas’ Eclectic Gil
The
Citizens Banking Company
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