30 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
1
A fragment lists freight car departures from Perrysburg at 11 00 a m and 12 30 p m and from Toledo at 9 00 a m and 2 00 p m, indicating double daily shipments.
Schedule details for Toledo Urban and Interurban Railway and Toledo Dayton Limited list stop points and daily departures from Toledo Maumee Howling Green Portage Cygnet North Baltimore Mortimer Findlay Bluffton Lima Wapakoneta Sidney Piqua Troy Tippecanoe and Dayton. Time entries show outbound and return times from Toledo Maumee Bowling Green and directions south and north with station arrivals and intercity connections.
William Hull a sailor was found in a ditch along the Hocking Valley tracks south of Walbridge with hands and feet frozen. He had left a Chicago Toledo-bound train Friday night drunk and stripped to swim. He was taken to Walbridge hotel and later to Wood County Infirmary where he is improving but badly injured.
Perrysburg resident Christopher Koerr recounts relief from decades of kidney pain and nocturnal urination after using Deans Kidney Pills, praising the remedy and endorsing Dono's Side ney pills for quick help. The ad notes sales through Boaster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, with 50 agents and a nationwide note to remember the name.
A hunting accident Thursday left Harold Sera severely injured and Carl Ducat distraught. The boys, both prominent students, planned a harmless afternoon of hunting and hockey before a gas explosion from Ducat’s shotgun caused both barrels to discharge. Sera’s left hand suffered the worst injuries, with fingers and joints severely damaged. doctors hope to save the right hand and most of the left hand. Both youths, praised for character and steadiness, stood by each other as they sought help, with Sera insisting the fault lay with himself rather than Ducat.
A Washington dispatch reports a new counterfeit ten dollar Buffalo note printed on two papers with silk fiber between. The face is grayish black and back dark bluish green. marked color differences reveal the deception when held with genuine notes. Also notes for silver certificates in circulation prompt bank caution.
Circuit Court actions include a judgment against Williams T. Stebel for costs in a lease forfeiture suit over alleged Antawryl sales on plaintiff Cora Moser’s property. Other rulings affirmed or reversed lower court decisions in cases involving mortgage payments, damages claims against Ohio Oil Co, and an automobile collisionclaim tied to Albert J. Steele.
Samuel Reither, a Perrysburg native and Perrysburg High School graduate, won the Klickitat County Superintendent of Schools election by over 400 votes. A Wesleyan University of Delaware alum, he will serve a busy, travel-heavy term across the county.
Pecoseline readers learn of the December 6 Wichita marriage of Miss Kate E Brown formerly of Perrysburg to Mr T Tucker of Denver Col The couple will live at 1820 Sherman Street Denver after a three months wedding trip to the Pacific coast Brown has taught in Bowling Green Weston Peter Mt and Waterville and is well known locally with many friends congratulating them.
The Mt Clemens Sugar Co plans an excursion to Mt Clemens Michigan on Saturday December 5. For more information contact V M Bradfield Perrysburg Ohio.
A Mrs Lucia Willie of Caroline Street endured a 23 year running leg sore until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it with a 25 cent application. The ad hails the product as the greatest antineptic healer of piles wounds and sores, sold at Wen Camatock Son's drug store.
The good roads law is attacked in the second annual report to Governor Harris by State Railroad Commissioner Sim Muston. The main flaw is the state pays 25 percent of road costs while counties and property owners cover the rest. It is urged the state fund half future improvements. Of 160000 appropriated this year only 3324.34 was spent. 120675.66 remains for next year. Money went to thirty counties with 48 counties making no effort under the law.
County officials reported clerk hire budgets under the new salary law at Saturday’s session. Most offices request higher salaries or extra help to cover additional bookkeeping needs for 1907, with several noting prior year costs and adjustments. A Rivers ton mail master recounts relief from jaundice after Electric Bitters, praised as a cure-all.
Eugene Nigh of North Baltimore died aboard a Dayton and Toledo Interurban car near Maurine while en route to visit his daughter in Toledo. Coroner Faber of Lucas County investigated at J. W. Shook’s undertaking rooms. Nigh, about 50, is survived by his brother S. W. Nigh of North Baltimore. Remains returned to North Baltimore.
Dowling notes list numerous family visits across Perrysburg and East Toledo, with Henry Toole and Lizzie Clark wed at the Dowling M E church. The couple will reside in Toledo as friends offer cordial congratulations. District treasurer Henry Broka and wife provide turkey to guests from Toledo and Bowling Green, with many local families sharing meals and seasonal greetings. (Continued on Fourth Page)
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