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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
1
To the Tax Payers of This County notice invites residents to insure farm properties with the Home Insurance Company of New York, touting its size, stock status, and substantial direct benefits to policyholders on premiums paid by Ohio citizens.
A community growth note reports Rowechton initiating a building season with plans for a three story dwelling by L Shailer and a home expansion by Henry Schnle. Several residents visit relatives, with Franks Keeberger and G A Shiple planning purchases and improvements. The public mile event drew attendees as local families, including Miss Anna Shailer and Mrs Patterson, are noted in routine social updates.
In a Winfield statement BL, a prominent druggist, recalls a severe winter bout in 1898 1809 and credits Chamberlains cough remedy with breaking up the cold and stopping the cough He says two bottles cured grippe and he has not been troubled since The notice promotes the remedy as a dependable pleasant to take popular treatment available through C P Champney druggist.
Local listings announce Burt’s theatre offering The Colonial Opera Company attractively staged with enhanced orchestra. Sadie Finlister and Mande Peckham headline musical acts with plans for four days of productions including Adolph and Rudolph and The James Tove in Missouri. Daily lyceum shows and matinees scheduled, with Burt’s promising top acts each week.
Auction near Bowling Green at Murr Brown’s farm one mile west on Saturday March 8 at 1 30 p m offers car o horses ary ers farm horses and heavy draught teams sound well broken in good condition liberal terms and special opportunities for trying horses. 51b J P Brown.
Reduced rates announced for settlers traveling from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Special tickets on sale March 1 through April 1, 1903 with detailed information available from ticket agent D Campin at the Milwaukee office.
W Hastings, a well known Montgomery township farmer, attempted suicide with a pistol shot. The bolt struck his chest but he survived. Neighbors report constant ill health and long thinking distress. Hastings, about 40, leaves several children.
Perrysburg dated March 4 1002 includes a letter by J B Down urging proper biblical instruction and questioning modern clerical authority. The missive argues teachers should be able to answer difficult scriptural questions, referencing Malachi and Hosea, and cautions against pressure to conform. It also advertises Foley Honey and Tar cures.
The Cantata of Ireland will be performed at Perrysburg Town Hall on March 17 with members of St. Rowe's church. Over 100 performers will present marches music and tableaux for Perrysburg audiences. Admission is 25 cents. The Star Piano Company of Toledo will provide a grand piano for the occasion.
A patent hole proof seamless hosiery boast offers three times wear of others. Available in men women and children styles with various knit options. Priced at twenty-five cents per pair. trial offer to introduce goods via Southern Knitting Mill, Daily Record Building, Baltimore.
The document lists grand jurors to report on March 31 including Henry Seik H C Ernsthausen J G Blair Jerry City Nathan Wirelwagh Portage W Home holder Webster EL Burgoon Jack son William Freyman Liberty T J Henry Perry Eugene West Froaper Jonas Fey North Baltimore and petit jurors to report on April including Roscoe George Sam Hues Bowling Green Pred Swarts Walbridge Philip Zias Baskins A McGill Cygnet John Kratner Milton Richard Ables Bradner George H Adams Jerry City Marshal Dimul Center J BE Smith Rows Henry Brobat Hammansburg George Buchannan North Baltimore James H Graham Dunbridge Leathers Bulrdatowi.
Driving hane horse covered wagon to Perrysburg last week, Tannin EB Moser collapsed in Cook's livery barn and died. Coroner ruled heart failure. Sitter in Ludington, Michigan, said to be 6 years old. Deceased was a CA member and awaited pension and medical remedies.
Miss Laura Jasther will host the New Century Club on Wednesday afternoon March twelfth with readings by Jeremy Taytor and papers on Keviioh Liverature and Puritans and Cavaliers. Mrs. Alice Hollenbeck and Mrs. Laura Ruether present as readers, a Boglieh History quiz set, and Minnie Blue to lead the remainder of the play. A four member committee organizes next year’s program, and a parliamentary critic is appointed.
The text blends patent medicine claims for Liver pills and malaria cures with a sensational anecdote where a dean uses a ventriloquism ruse to trap a burglar. A late night break in ends with the thief fleeing the window after the gas is lit and the safe drawer remains untouched.
The Haols supreme court rejected the claim that a judge's brief map from the trial provides sufficient ground for a new trial. The court held that a short map drawn during proceedings does not merit overturning the judgment, and acknowledged the judge's rights in handling the case.
The Parreganiinge township teachers met in Perrysburg to review lessons and discuss the course of study. Attendees included Elizabeth Ault Augusta Charles Hila Cranker Laura Shatzer Oli Hartshorn Amelia Daven Daley Hagerty Katharyn Rhoda Emma Bralench Ella Schuller Dorothy Pervin Clara Leydorf Mrs Adams on the program Superintendent T N Vantassell announced ongoing plans and a March 15 meeting at Perrysburg High School.
Fragmentary text describes Foley's Honey and Tar as having healing properties for inflamed lungs and throat irritations. Mentions consumption and lung ailments, with brief reference to a “wonderful cura” and presentation.
A gray wolf appeared near Conrad Kohl's property on Monday. Kohl fired but the shot did not stop the animal, which fled into the woods. Several nearby workers fled to trees, awaiting rescue by friends after the sighting.
Our new Spring samples present exceptionally attractive patterns. We sell only the best to ensure good returns. Many kinds exist. Lowell and Hartford lead in Ingrain carpets. We avoid back numbers and second class grades. Come in to view the new styles.
Advertises new shirt patterns from Petersburg Shirt with praise for wearer satisfaction. Highlights plain white options in the same make priced at 50c 75c and 1.00 with emphasis on quality and popularity among buyers.
Local retailers unveil a spring stock of wall papers and ceilings torefresh homes at low cost. C F Rollenbesk invites customers to view designs inspired by Louis XIV and Ave Nouveau as pages from cheaper grids and sample books highlight value and quality in Perrysburg.
In Rochester Michigan a reader requests change, states a need to reclaim money and asks for autograph on receipt, signed by C. I. Spencer. The note hints at a personal financial dispute and seeks mutual goodwill.
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