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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
4
A historical Perrysburg Journal page notes political figures including President William McKinley era names and Ohio officials, plus local notices and editorial asides. It mentions wheat issues near Old Fort Sandusky county, and praises the Pemberville Leader for its 2th volume and editor Speck.
The Pemberville Leader praises village patronage and warns parents to monitor their youths. It contrasts past and present transport, noting wires wagons to autos, and laments rising living costs. Other notes include state official Thompson on ballot naming and cautions voters about choosing between Schroth vs Baldwin and Fries vs Henderson for Common Pleas Judge seats.
An Oklahoma banking shift shows many national banks and state institutions rejecting Mr. Bryan's deposit guarantee scheme. About fifteen of fifty seven national banks remain aligned with federal charters, signaling broad banker support for Root's view that profits from good management should not underwrite losses from bad management.
Thoughtful voters should weigh how the next President may shape the Supreme Court and constitutional protections. The piece cites Benedictine warnings, night riders in society and politics, and fears of internal unrest, comparing 20th century dangers to Rome’s fall while noting Germany’s potential for conflict and Monroe Doctrine tensions.
The Monroe Doctrine asserts that the United States would view European colonization or interference in the Americas as a hostile act. It established a regional sphere of influence, signaling U S political dominance in the Western Hemisphere while opposing European colonization and intervention.
The Rogers Brothers star in The Rogers Brothers in Panama at Toledo Valentine Theatre starting Monday October 11 with roles as Admiral Day and Rear Admiral Knight. The revival blends serious and comic plots with parodies and their popular sayings.
Graystork a Love Behind a Throne comes to the Lyceum theatre for a week long run with a cast headed by George D. Baker as Greenfall Lorry. Baker was a noted artist and cartoonist in Chicago before turning to acting, and Graustark should be one of the season’s best offerings likely to draw a full house.
Red Dolly owned Javawat and clashed with mice during the Wood County fair, a dispute sparked by the unusual incident reported at the event. The confrontation centered on the animal's handling and the fair’s response to the mounted exhibit.
Dr L B Chapman of Perrysburg took first money as his young mare, in her first race, showed speed and staying power against seven entries. Red Collie earned fourth place in the 27 class among nine horses and fourth again in the 23 class on Saturday at Ottawa.
Lime City residents Mrs. Ed Clegg and Mrs. Jon Armbruster called on Toledo friends Saturday. Mrs. C Joslin attended a Toledo show Thursday evening. Plassendall and family of Toledo spent Sunday with P Cornelius and family. Mrs. Opp and Mrs. Plassendall of Toledo visited Mia Joslin and Myrt le Cornelius. Frantz family hosted dinner with Geo Petterm an and family. Alma Moh visited Toledo briefly. Albert Rejtzel visiting Fr Wayne this week. Chas Johnson and wife of the Avenue dined with Fred Kaymater and wife Sunday.
Community members including John Swarts and family, Frank J Harvey and wife She guetta, Mr Andrew Swartz of Luckey, Henry Luser and wife East Toledo, Fred Schaller and wife, Hd Edward Mubland family and others attended visits with neighbors Sunday. Several households hosted and entertained guests, with multiple invitations noted across the town.
Mins Margery Kopp Bates of Perrysburg is introduced in a community note. Henry Limmer and family visited his brother Lewis Limmer and family. Elders and the East Toledo couple Mr and Mrs Schaller joined Mable Brosnia for Sunday. Mrs Win Brosia called on Mrs Henry Limmer. George Kopp and family visited P Artz family. Misses Blain Hann and Margery Kopp attended, Chas and Albert Hute visited Henry and Miss Yolla Brown.
Wu Brossia and wife spent Sunday with David Haho and wife John G Brossia called on Chas Thuiss Sr Sunday Misses Lottie and Leon Loesch of Kansas and Edith Gorking of Perrynburg guests of Miss Vette Brossia Wednesday Frank Loesch and son John spent Tuesday with John Brossin family Oyster supper at John G Brossin’s Saturday night drew a mixed response due to rain Young folks of Mast Toledo Perrysburg and Bates enjoyed music dancing and games Those present included Hazel Jessy Sarver Gertrude Karna Agreta Kindergater Julia Brossia Hulda Schaller Elsie Haleu Richard Webber and wife Oliver Brossin Grant Sarver Walter Webber Chas Albert and Oscar Hales Joe Mulford Frank Schwind G J Brossia called on J G Brossin Wednesday morning Miss Marie Brossin visited Miss Lottie Brossin Miss Henrietts Brossin called on Miss Alice Hahn Tuesday evening
Bealeit biHk reserved by Abe Cloke of Perryshire for labor and street improvements. Notice lists lot fronts, street names, and precise lot numbers to guide construction per regulations. appears dated by local council authority with clerk pro tem Philip Wetzel.
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