Transfers of parcels among multiple parties in Ohio region
A series of property transfers are recorded including Julian Weber to John Singmeister for Walbridge lot 1 valued at 7500, Laura Schleyer to Emily Lance for Milton Center lot 108 at 275, Willis Legion to G G Williams for river tract 7743500, Edward Ford Plate Glass Co to Wm Kominer for Roasford lot 253 at 1, United States to Thos Key for Perrysburg lot 745, Ulrich Ruble to Louis Winter for Pagle Point lots at 2500, Ernest Pohle to Wm Pohle for Costar lot 2 at 100, L Maddy Co to Augustine Elliott for river tracts 18 and 40 at 1100, and J W Swickard to Wm Seel for lot 210 Tontogany at 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Weber
John Singmeister
Walbridge
Laura Schleyer
Emily Lance
Milton Center
Willis Legion
G. G. Williams
S River Tract
Edward Ford Plate Glass Co
Wm. Kominer
Roasford
United States
Thos
Perrysburg
Ulrich Ruble
Louis
L. Maddy Co
Augustine Elliott
J. W. Swickard
Seel
Tuberculosis Exhibition Opens in New York City
By November 16 the greatest tuberculosis exhibition ever assembled will open to the public in New York City. The show forms part of the recent International Congress on Tuberculosis and is presented under the auspices of the Tuberculosis Committee of the Charity Organization Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Tuberculosis Committee
Charity Organization Society
Exhibition shows global tuberculosis charts and cures
A sweeping tuberculosis exhibit, coordinated by health authorities, draws attendees from varied nations and negotiations. Displayed items include charts, maps, and models totaling nearly 5,000 units across vast spaces, with special transport needs and millions expected to view over three weeks. The exhibit argues for fresh air, rest, and wholesome food as cures, highlighting global mortality comparisons and census data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Washington
Charity Organization Society
New York
New York City
United States Census Bureau
Town Declares Dry Under Local Option Law
The town shut saloons under Wool County local option rules after Wednesday. A three year ban on local option elections follows for wets and drys. It remains to be seen if the village benefits from being dry, as some former operators shift to other trades while community goals are urged to unite for a more thrifty village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool
Wood County
Wood County corn growers meet at courthouse Saturday
The corn growers of Wood county plan a meeting at the courthouse on Saturday at 1 00 p m standard time. Ohio counties form corn growers associations and will contribute to the state show in Columbus November 23 to 25. The banner corn county urges broad representation and a county display at the state show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Court House
Ohio
Corn Growers Association
Columbus
Local Social Notes From Bowling Green and Lemoyne
Ed Bowling and Mabel Brown of Lemoyne visit with Rev. Smith and wife. Ladies Aid Society of the U B church met at Mrs Aretta Beard’s home. E Fetterman and wife of Oak Harbor spent a week with Geo Patterman and family. Wm Clear and wife of Bowling Green visited Geo De Verna and family. Christian Endeavors of the U G church plan a box social at Wm Spilker and wife’s home Friday evening November 13. Everybody invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Brown
Lemoyne
Rev. Smith
Ladies Aid Society
U. B
Aretta Beard
E. Fetterman
Oak Harbor
Geo. Patterman
Wm, Clear
Bowling Green
Geo. de Verna
U. G. Church
The Chicago Stock Show Exposition of Champions
The International Live Stock Exposition runs November 28 to December 10. It highlights prize winners and showmanship, with breeders displaying methods to improve profitability. The event educates farmers, feeders, and breeders through object lessons and demonstrations of cattle, bovine and porcine stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Fleré
International
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tablets Ad Claim Relief
An old advertisement snippet promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tablets as a remedy for headaches constipation stomach and kidney troubles. It promises relief without upfront payment and asks 35 cents for ten tablets, attributed to Wim Commtock and Bons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tech
Wim
Commtock & Bons
High School Lecture by Dr. Miller in Perrysburg
Dr. O C Miller president of Lima college will lecture at the High School Auditorium on Wednesday evening November 11 1908. Chicago critic FE Gunsaulus praises Miller as a brilliant lecturer with broad experience and high stature. Students hope he will visit the High School for an inspiring heart to heart talk and share his afternoon talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Miller
Lima College
Perrysburg
O. C. Miller
FE. W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
Miller
Charles ©. Miller
Lins
Ohio
Miami Valley
Probate Court Records Harsh on Nonsupport Plea
Probate Court docket shows Henry Grovey pleaded guilty to nonsupport of a minor and was fined £100 plus costs and committed to the workhouse until paid. Executors and guardians filed partial and final accounts, probates and appraisements noted, with multiple estates including Shearer, Walters, Williamson, Hanline, Williams, Jimison, Constable, Stondinger, Gossler, Butt, Stephens, Chapman, Pennywell, Winters, Leght, Priest, Becker, Emph, Shedron, and Minning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grovey
John Shearer
Christian Shearer
Sarah Walters
Mary Walters
Hannah Williamson
Margaret Scott
Emanuel Scott
Tobias Hanline
Helen Hanline
Emc Williams
George Williams
Mary Feltman
William ‘Dern
Es‘tate
Mary Constable
Joshua Jimison Admr
L. Jimison
Victor Constable Admr
Cora
Deiter
Ohler K.stondinger
Mary Gossler
George Gossler
Thomas Butt
Sarah Butt
G. J. Stephens
John Stephens
Clara Chapman
Avery Chapman
Alice Pennywell
Marshal Pennywell
Cornelia Winters
Myrle
James Winters
John Wilson
John Leght
Richard Priest
Becker
Lewis Bach
Fred Emohdmr
Ursmeh
Lewis Emph Admr
Hhe
Frederick Burch
John Wealy
George Shedron
John Minning
Minning
O. LT. Moore
Kiehth
Taft Wins West Virginia and Nationwide Returns
Early returns show Taft leading in West Virginia and Maryland while Indiana and Montana tilt Republican. Taft nears a 309 electoral vote total with New York and Ohio results strengthening the GOP. Roosevelt lingers with 209, and Bryan trails with about 174 votes. Delaware and Colorado swing toward Republicans with state tickets close in several states.
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New York
William TH. ‘Taft
Hitchcock
Maryland
Taft
Mr. Taft
Indiana
West Virginia
Montana
Colorado
Bryan
Parker
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Missiseippi
Missouri
Nevada
Nebraska
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Roosevelt
McKinley
House of Representatives
Charles E. Hughes
New York State
Political landslide and vetoes mark early California results
San Fraponco Canfornia shows Taff with a large plurality and Republicans sweep eight congressmen and state legislature. Judge Dunne, the sole Democratic judge in San Francisco, wins amid graft case protests. Dallas reports heavy Democratic margins statewide. Democratic convention pushes a constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition. St Paul is claimed for Johnson as governor with a 10 000 to 12 000 margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Judge Taft
Columbus
Carl Anderson
Grant EK. Mouser
Joseph B. Foraker
United States
Senate
General Assembly
Eleect
Judson Harmon
Hanis
Senator
Foraker
Harela
Oklahomm Wiy
Oklahoma
Thompson
Democratic State Central Committee
Bryan
Gore Ia
Colorado
Denver
John F. Shafroth
Charles J. Hughes
Teller
Hughes
Edward M. Taylor
Robert W. Bonynge
Flist
John A. Martin
San Fraponco
Canfornia
Frank HL. Dunne
San Francisco
Dallas
Tueasay
St. Paulii
John A. Johnson
St. Paul
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R. P. Barton
A. J. Witzler
Tontogany
Bell
Wiegand
Ighaz Fischer
Toledo
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas
Madison & Huron Sta
Tonmeno
Samuel Krauss
John H. O'Leary
LAW Butte
Nicholas Building
D. K. Hollenbeck
Eugene Rheinfrank
Spitzer Building
John Zurfluh
Summit St
Monroe St
Frederick G.averill
Spitzer
Ghic
von. Dyspepela
Wm. Comstock & Sons
Corn Growers
Dean
Venes
James Joyce
Congress
Albert Dotelns
Coimban
Glenooth
Butti
Charles N. Pray
Repubiloin
Dowbe
New Jersey
Trenton
Aryan
Hudson County
Kinkead and
Hamill
Kasex County
Smith
Wheeling
Bennett
Delaware
Wilmington
New Castle County
Kent
Sussex
Toker
Davis
Gray
Minnesota
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