Second Accident Leaves Man Missing Arm Near Adison
Oliver Klinger, who lost a hand in a shredder years ago near Adison, again suffered severe injury when his arm was chewed by a shredder near the same place last week, with amputation at the shoulder likely and possible permanent injury. The report also notes a Supreme Court ruling barring the use of maple on syrup cans unless the product is pure maple syrup, following a case against a firm selling blended maple syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Klinger
Adiois
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Supreme Court
Fipon
Disease Prevails Prompt Quarantine Across Two States
Washington November reports poor and mouth disease among livestock in Pennsylvania and New York. Secretary Wilson imposes a quarantine barring interstate movement of cattle, sheep, goats, and swine from the two states. Rail and boat transports with livestock must be cleaned with a five percent carbolic acid solution before movement resumes. The outbreak began with eighty yearlings from the East Buffalo stockyards, and Dr. B P Wende heads investigations in Michigan. Over two hundred workers are disinfecting the Buffalo yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
New York
Wilson
East Buffalo
B. P. Wende
Bureau of Antual Industry
Michigan
Buffalo
Kidney Pills Offer Relief After Long Sickness
A patient describes chronic kidney complaints and a severe attack three years ago. After little relief from various remedies, he credits Down's Kidney Pills with improvement, urges others to try them, and notes availability through Bowter Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole US agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaime Looth
Bowter Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hemambar
Doan
Luke No
Abbor
Walling shot in hunting accident near Weston
Walling, 22, teaching at Carr school, was shot in the back and right arm by Bert Chamberlain’s 12 year old son while hunting in Wade woods two and a half miles north of Weston. About forty to fifty No 4 shot penetrated the body, some in the lungs and arm. He was aided by neighbors, rushed to Wade home, where doctors attended. Condition improved. no removal of shot attempted. Walling son of Samuel Walling, brother of Mabel and Nelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walling
Wade
Weston
Willing
Bert Chamberlain
Chamberlain
C. B. van Voorhis
Wall
Mr. Wate
Weaton
Cook
C. G. Walling
Carr
Plain Township
Samuel Walling
Mabel Walling
Oklahoma
Nelle Walling
Lowest Railroad Rates to Chicago Stock Show
Railroads entering Chicago offer excursion rates from select points plus a flat fare and one half round trip for the International Live Stock Exposition held Nov 28 to Dec 10. Selling dates Nov 29 and Dec 1,2,7,8 from Missouri river points and nearby areas. Tickets valid to return Dec 12. Central Passenger Association covering east entrants also provides fare and a half from all territory, sale Nov 28-29 and Dec 1-4, return by Dec 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Passenger Association
Central Association
Seven Years of Proof for Dr King's New Discovery
W V Henry of Panama MO cites seven years of proof that Dr King's New Discovery relieves coughs and colds and lung throat diseases. The world has thirty eight years of proof its value for la grippe hay fever asthma bronchitis and early consumption. It claims to prevent pneumonia. Sold with guarantee at Wm Comstock & Sons drug store 60 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
Wm. Comstock & Sons
Counterfeit Five Dollar Bills Sparks National Hunt
Government agents from Toledo to Chicago and St. Louis hunt for a counterfeit ring after a surge of bogus Indian head fives. Secret service officers raid towns including Toledo Fort Wayne and Detroit and consider isolated countryside headquarters while detectives track the same bills blamed for earlier robberies and widespread leakage. The campaign persists as officials urge vigilance against the counterfeiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Toledo Times
Toledo
Chicago
St. Louis
Hig
Secret Service
Geggs
South Bend
Postofice
Biss
Lowing Joba
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Monster Tooth Unearthed In Jackson Township Find
E B Salisbury reports a Jackson township man unearthed the bones of a gigantic prehistoric animal. One tooth complete despite poor preservation suggests the creature weighed near eight tons. An interesting find and a valuable addition to any collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Salisbury
Jackson Township
North Baltimore Times
Court House Cullings Marriage Licenses and Notices
Court district records list marriage licenses for George Mawer and Lulu Ducat from Washington township and Grand Rapids. John Christy and Iva Taylor. Vernon Keller and Estella Hoffman. George Savidge and Barbara Sargent. George Sullivan and Katie Kellien. Chas Geldin and Minnie Nickel. Ada Powell and others. Civil actions include novit notes and lawsuits noted in Perrysburg and Dowling areas. estates and money claims referenced with figures from 1906. continued on Eighth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mawer
Farmer
Washington Township
Lulu Ducat
Grand Rapids
John Christy
Toledo
Iva Taylor
Tontogany
Vernon Keller
Farwell
Mich
Estella Hoffman
Dowling
Lucas County
George Savidge
North Baltimore
Barbara Sargent
George Sullivan
Katie Kellien
Paul Bursmith
Chicago
Ada Powell
Hoytville
Chas
Geldin
Dunbridge
Minnie Nickel
Pemberyille
Com. Bank and Sav. Co
Standard Machinery Co
George Fearnside
Treas
Arabel Averill
The Talking Machine Woman in the Street Car
A humorous critique of noisy chatters and peculiar passengers on street cars. The author exaggerates encounters with women who dominate conversations, overpack coats and hats, and block aisles, suggesting laws to curb disturbances and noting the stubborn nuisances men and women alike create on transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Transfers of parcels and sums across Ohio towns
Property transfers listed include Edward Ford to William Kummer in Rossford for 1 dollar, Albert Hahn to Rudolph Hahn in Troy for 7500, Harry Laskey to John Melain in Grand Rapids for 1300, John McLain to Angeline McLain in Grand Rapids for 10, Marshel Pennywell to Chas Mc Colly in Tontogany for 500, and multiple further trades in Weston Perrysburg Rossford with amounts from 1 to 1600 involving Louisa Tuller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ford
William Kummer
Rossford
Albert Hahn
Rudolph Hahn
Eres
Troy
Harry Laskey
John Melain
Feres
Grand Rapids
John McLain
Angeline McLain
Adores
Marshel Pennywell
Chas
Perrysburg
Wm. Mills
Chester Cappell
Perryburg
Stole a Horse Leads to Wild Pursuit and Arrest
On November 23 Om sear Lyon found a missing farm horse in his barn but the thief had driven a smaller worn-out horse south toward Bowling Green. Deputy Davenport tracked the fugitive to a farm where the suspect, barefoot and possibly insane, was taken to jail while the stolen rig suffered damage after overturning in a ditch. The case links to a separate theft from Judge Seeney of Toledo, with the recovered horse left for rest before return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Sear Lyon
Hig Barn
Onrah Wig & Heavy Farm
Aninal
Roweh
Davenport
Elie
Bowling Green
Folnd Hit & Man
Jiter
Lucas County
Toledo
Judge Seeney
Seeney
Mr. Lyon
Riley Baehr
Big
Sheri Roach
Ike Shuler
Butter Troubles Spark Local Debate In Pemberville
Journal readers in the village recall a prior item on bad butter and Editor Speck of Pemberville adds a pointed comment urging neighbors to share receipts for good butter. He notes that a seller of quality butter is a public benefactor while criticizing poorer products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speck
Pemberville
Hiro
Mind Your Business Health Ad Ends With Pills Pitch
A vintage ad urges readers to take Dr. King's New Life Pills to ward off biliousness malaria and jaundice and claims the product can help keep liver and bowel trouble away. It mentions a shop at WM Com Block and Son arug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Block & Sonn
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R. P. Barton
Undertaker
KIRK
Thomas
A. J. Witzler
O. Tontogany
O. Bell
H, D
Geiger
Destisr
Oslo
Tod
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas Bldg. Gor
Madison & Huron
Sts ‘Toleda
Samuel Krauss
Ohio
John H. O'Leary
LAW Suite
Nicholas Building
D K. Hollenbeck
Rheinfrank and
Ohlinger
John Zurfiuh
Summit Bt
Monroe St
Frederick
Averill
Spitzer Building
Lange
Dean
Hollister
Wm. Comstock & Sonu
Monster
Court House Cullings
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