29 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
Twin City News
Location
Uhrichsville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
1
A limited week long sale begins April 2 offering 20 percent off quoted prices. The notice highlights bargains on items including granite tin hardware and hardware nations with emphasis on securing low prices.
NK Crant and Dennison operate The New Variety Store in a pre battle setting with local viewers observing the scene. The report notes commercial activity and community interest surrounding the storefront.
A historical note traces the growth of Uhrichsville two district system from 1878 through 1899. It covers land purchases, brick schoolhouses in Red Brush and Maple Grove, contracts for foundation brickwork and carpentry, later enlargements to four rooms, and a 1899 school bond election in Uhrichsville special school district with 221 votes for new building and 58 against totaling 280 ballots.
Local Tuscarawas notes record visits by Columbus residents and Dennison friends, quilting gatherings with many attendees, and daily life details at homes on Main Street. Mentions include Miss Blanche Roth’s eighteenth birthday, trips to New Philadelphia and Gnadenhutten, and reflections on tools changing civilization.
Abrechsville resident Mohn visited his parents in the latest midweek report. A string of residents and visitors appear in the twin cities and Uhrichsville on various errands and visits. The Junior Order held a town hall social, and the Methodist church held quarterly services with Dr. G. F. Oliver delivering a sermon. Protracted meetings show progress and several residents are listed as sick. Pay Rogers News agency charges 50 cents yearly.
James Milliken and Bertha visit brother Jonas followed by Jakob Schumacher and family at Uhrichsville. Bertha Heater from New Philadelphia visits Mrs Gibbons. Oscar Milligan wed Callie Dietrich. Many locals marry as Tillie Barnes and Addie Barnes attend Gnadenhutten meeting. Etta Schumacher ill. Charles Gibbens recovering from measles.
Ela Morris Kretschmar in the April Woman's Home Companion urges steel finished ironware for long slow cooking and smooth surfaces. It warns graniteware porcelain linings require careful selection and warns cheap tinware wastes money.
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