Perrysburg Journal Piano Contest Second Count Soon
Readers prepare for a second count in Perrysburg as votes pour in for a piano prize. Merchants sponsor coupons and readers vote by spending with local businesses. Ballot box closes at 6:00 p.m. September 17 with contestants including Kazmaier, Limmer, Kopp, Marshal, Pfister, Zinger, Swartz, Schraum, Hatin, Cranker, Simmons, Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kazmaier
Alma Limmer
Nora Kopp
Alta Marshal
Lulu Pfister
Alte Zinger Mable Swartz Lottie Schraum
Freda Hatin
Ruby Cranker
Mrs
Mattie Simmons
Elizabeth Snyder
Hope He May Return After Sermon At M. E. Church
Last Sunday Rev Stewart Baumgardner preached the year’s final sermon at the M E church and left Tuesday for Toledo to attend the annual conference. He has earned broad respect for zeal in betterment of others and his devoted ministry. Citizens hope he returns next year.
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M. E
Stewart Baumgardner
Toledo
Summer Problems in a Kansas City Household
A Kansas City Journal quip contrasts family conversations about fashion and finances. Women discuss what they will wear while men anxiously debate how to pay for it, capturing domestic summer concerns in witty civic tone.
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Kansas City Journal
DROWNED IN CISTERN BOY 3 DIES IN PORTAGE
James Arlo Williams three, son of Mr and Mrs J G Williams of Portage, fell into a cistern while playing with his sister and drowned before rescue. Coroner Bowers investigated. Efforts to revive him failed. He also leaves three sisters and one brother.
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James Arlo Williams
J. G. Williams
Portage
Bowers
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
Fall cough or cold may lead to serious lung trouble. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey promises quick relief for throat and lungs, soothes air passages, loosens phlegm, and fortifies against colds. Available for 26 cents at your druggist.
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Dr. Bell
Benedicts fall to Teal in fast Perrysburg diamond tilt
In Perrysburg Sunday the Benedicts of Detroit lost to Teal 5 to 4 in a tightly contested game. Benedicts batters struggled late while Teal held on after strong performances by Benedicts pitchers Benedicts-Sebold and Brazell and Perrysburg Krebs and Mayo.
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Perrysburg
Benedicts
Detroit
Thads
Toledo
Sebold and Brazell
Krebs
Mayo
Auto Skids Into Ditch Injuring Five Near Perrysburg
An auto owned by BE M Trie of Port Clinton skidded into a roadside ditch south of Perrysburg injuring Mrs Agnes True Mrs Clara Trie and Miss Kathleen Crandall. Mr True and an infant escaped with minor injuries. Three women were bruised and shocked. Mrs Agnes True suffered a left shoulder fracture and Mrs Trie a broken right arm. The car was towed to a garage for repairs.
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BE. M. Trie
Port Clinton
Perrysburg
M. True
Agnes Tre
Clara Trie
Kathleen Crandall
Chattanooga, Tenn
Thads
Perrysh
Thads —S
VanDyke
Canada
Mayo
King's New Life Pills Ad Promises Quick Health Cure
An old advertisement touts King's New Life Pills as a tonic to the stomach liver and general system. It claims first dose cures dizziness biliousness and constipation and promises a healthy flow of bile and elimination of waste. Sold by all druggists.
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King's New Life
Dean's Ointment Praised By Alabama Mayor
Hon. John R. Garrett mayor of Giraugl Alabama testifies the ointment relieved his persistent itching piles after other treatments failed, ending the torment. The advertisement emphasizes lasting relief and urges others to try Dean's Ointment.
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Dean
John R. Garrett
Giraugl
Ala
Adv
Chippewa Indians to Battle Perry shore in Sept game
The Chippewa Indians face Perry shore in a September 15 ball game at the locals venue. Last year Perry shore lost 11 to 8, with the Indians featuring college and ex league players including Pinnance of the Philadelphia Americans Chief LeRoy and Nezake of the Southern Michigan league. The team comes with a band and will arrive Monday night to entertain before the game. Admission 25 cents.
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Chippewa Indians
Perryshore
Perryshure
Indians
Chie
Pinnance
Philadelphia Americans
LeRoy
Nezake
Southern Michigan League
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
Pain relief claim for rheumatic and joint pains with quick action. Includes testimonial from Chas H Wentworth of California and advertises 25 cents at druggists with a guarantee.
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Sloan
Chas. H. Wentworth
California
Adv
Civic Association to Present Affordable Wall and Winter Entertainment Course
The Civic Association plans a high quality entertainment course for Wall and Winter from The International Entertainers Bureau. A varied lineup includes The Six University Girls, The Syracuse Trio, McCormick and Bronze, The Ben War Singers and more. Season tickets cost 1.50 with 85 cent per show admission. holders get reserved seats through R. K. Hartshorn or Geo. J. Munger.
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The
Civic Association
Wall
International Entertainment Bureau
Reading
Chas
Robert Grant
Syracuse
Voca
McCormick
Bronze Novelty
R. RK
Hartshorn
Geo. J. Munger
Reunion at Fort Meigs recalls early Ohio days in 1840s
The Pioneer and Historical Association held its annual reunion at Fort Meigs on Saturday September 6 with a basket lunch and reminiscences from Bowling Green Toledo Perrysburg and Maumee figures. Speakers recalled War of 1812 causes and benefits, notable locals from 1816 through 1840, and a sham Indian versus white battle amid a 35 000 attendance.
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Pioneer and Historical Association
Fort Meigs
K. Hollenbeck
McGiel
Jon
Bowling Green
G. C. Harroun
Toledo
Austin Conant
Charles Conant
Maumee Valley
George Mills
Perrysburg Township
Ohio
Fort, Meigs
W. L Harrison
Perrysburg
General Harrison
John Hollister
Spitzer Lome
Buffalo
Cleveland
Mr. Mills
Jarius
Curtis
Foster Pratt
Jasius
Garvison
Pottawatomies
William Corlatt
Mra
Kate Brownlow Sherwool
We Association
Mort Mein
W. H. Millips
Wueg
Compassioners
Fort
Judge Nichols
Ashley
W. HH
Howard
C. Oswald
Old New Mexico Letter Describes Fires and Pueblo Living
A Santa Fe visitor observes drought, a wild fire, and a Mexican village near Cienega. He details adobe houses, irrigation, sun-baked floors, and hand-built furnishings, noting sparse water and resilient daily life amid frontier conditions.
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Cienega
Vegas
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