Real estate auction notes from Van Wert County Ohio farms
Listings describe dozens of acres across Van Wert and Paulding counties in Ohio, with multiple parcels in Harrison York Union Ridge and Hooghlin townships. Properties feature fenced fields, undercultivation, water wells, frame houses, orchards, tile drains, school and church access, with prices from 0 to 3500 dollars and various cash and installment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnferty Township
van Wert County
Hye
York Township
Harrison Township
van Wert
Dorer
Boaglin
Hooghn Township
Hidge Township
van Jeaidings
Union Township
Paulding County
Pike Road
Dharvh
Ridge Township
J. B. Parker
Tully
van Wert Co
Oul Market
Christmas Eve at Webb Home Recalls 18th Birthday
A Union township social at Mr and Mrs H M Webb marked William Webb’s 18th birthday return from absence. Guests enjoyed a hearty supper and evenings of plays vocal and instrumental music. The gathering featured many local names including Carey Wand Webb and Beggs as well as Norman Alspach and Ira Thompson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN Whitaker
H.M. Webb
Union Township
William
Mrs. Webb
Missee
Ella Carey
Feasie Wand
Daisy Carey
Rose Care
Fay Webb
Goldie Web
Maggie Boyer
Alda Rout
Clara Beggs
Meesra Johni Bordon
Norman Alspach
Charles Webb
Geurt Webb
Henry Fackler
Christmas entertainments and holidays in Worth Union area
The Worth Union community reports Christmas events and visits as residents like Mr and Mrs J A Wilmore, Mrs Mary Meely, Orel Davis, Floward and Myrtle Earl, and Stella Dias share celebrations with friends and relatives. A Cavett school surprise honors Charlie Nunemaker. The township board of health ordered school closure for a week due to a growing smallpox scare in the northwest part of the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Union
J. A. Wilmore
Mary Meely
van Wert
W. McQuown
Orel Davis
Michigan
Floward
Myrtle Earl
Board of Health
Lowaship
Roads Improve Local Travel and Future Plans
The article notes pleasant roads and hopes they remain through Christmas. Residents are cautious about Wiltshire's rapid improvements but urge visitors not to fear arrival. It mentions Charles See Myre and Rudolph Schumm heading to Jackson Michigan soon. Mamie Seitz tests in Chicago Saturday and plans to stay until the new year, with Mr Seitz departing for Chicago for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltshire
Chas. Seemyre
Rudolph Schumm
Jackson
Michigan
Mies
Mamie Seitz
Chicago
Mr. Seitz
Hoaglin Notes and Local Moves in 1901 Season
Hoaglin reports reminders for 1901 with names like Pardoner Fox and Hoke. Families from Greenville, Fairfield Tilinnia, and Ohio visit residents while Tohn Fox plans to move to a new Denote Galvin built home. Cyclone agent disappearance, Steman family messages, and Christmas dinner plans appear among community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Pardoner
Greenville
Tohn Fox
Galvin
G. W. Hoke
Kansas
Missouri
Richey Obsadlcinan
Ohio
Warren Fox
Fairfield
Tilinnia
Othe Fox
William Lewin
Pearl
Carrie
Christman
Koganoa Campbell
Texas
Leroy Steman
Scott
Christmas events and town news from Dupont Ohio area
Christmas entertainment by Church of God and church groups drew crowds. Families and relatives in Dupont and nearby towns shared visits as winter events unfolded. Funeral for John Shaffer in Liberty Township followed years of asthma. A quiet wedding unites Addie Geary and H H Holmes. couple departs by noon train for a tour of Northern Ohio towns. A new cold storage and ice house planned to supply ice next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Ready
Dupont
Ohio
Jonas Stuckey
Fippecance
Ind
Church of God
C. A. Leasenhoff
van Wort
M. E
G. W. Burleas
Schumm
Wiltshire
Otc
Joshua Hardesty
L. R. Beatty
Addie
H. H. Holmes
Clover Leat
Christmas Eve in Convoy Galaxy of Germann Names
Christmas activities fill Convoy this year with many Germann and related families visiting, traveling, or hosting. Residents Philip Germann, Della Morehead, Ida Germann and others celebrate with church programs, a Harmony band, and a festive Christmas tree. Santa visited nearby, and neighbors attended socials and shared trombone music. Amid holiday greetings, several Germann relatives plan trips to Indiana, Rochester, and Monroeville for the season's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kreisher
Fred Germann
Pan Miley
Wren
Philip Weck
Philip Germann
Sam Brown
George Schumn
Schums
Ohio
Charles Germann
Indiana
Richard
Julia Germann
Democrat
Pleasant Grove
Philip Wambsganss
Hremen
F. R. Germann
Hoaglin Township
Miasés
Lou Eating
Pleasant Grove notes and local Christmas greetings cross county lines
A rounded village update reports visits from Mrs J B Gorrel and children of Tully to Christman in the area. F P Stump and family of Tully also celebrated, while Chas Tumbleson returned from Williams County. The Lord's Supper was observed at Pleasant Grove last Sabbath and Carey will preach next Sunday. Principal Freak Moore and Miss Hattie Moore visited, and a Pleasant Grove cantata drew a large crowd with a generous school treat and gifts. A ghost story circulates about a fiery ball appearing after dusk on a rural highway, with some locals avoiding familiar routes.
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Pleasant Grove
Clearins
Venedocia Hogs and Holidays Amid Local News
Local notes from Venedocia record various visits to Dolphos Van Wert Ohio City and Tokio on business as well as holiday celebrations. Miss Lizete Ublatter dies of scarlet fever and quinsy at a young age. funeral planned at Presbyterian church with Rev D E Jones officiating. Community members extend New Year wishes while a nitroglycerine magazine report from Lima echoes through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Bollock
Dolphos
J. J. Dunes
van Wert
Matt Breiner
Ohio City
John L. Evana
Tokio
Santa Claus
Jon Whi
Columbus
Nora Distler
Ringwald
J. &. Pollock
Bloomville
H. Preston
Scribe
Sanity
Joseph Pool
Laws
Slater
Oliver
Messra
W. A. Distler
N. W. Pollock
Jobo Ringwald
Lima
Elmer Summersett
J. G. Ringwald
Mra
R. Y P. Pollock
May
A. J. Oliver
Devocrat
Times
Lizete Ublatter
Presbyterian Church of
Deaths Reported In Local News And Relocation Of Residents
Death notices describe Mrs Thomas Redrup a known town resident dying in Mansfield. City Clerk Harry Redrup mentioned. Remains moved to town for Baptist church service Friday at 10 am. Joseph Kamel previously north of town and later at Rockford Mercer county buried his wife yesterday. He will reside with his son at Fort Wayne after years in this and Mercer counties. He visited Trnes office to pay one year in advance. Advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Factors for clear skin.
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Aududor
Fan Warr
Eath
Imi
Tol. Zimmerman
Jan. A. Zimmerman
Herobs
Newars
Van
Fant
van Wert
Ohio
Koclong Ffteen
Hid Wigtesn
Kala Town
Rangi
Wayhe
Bucyria Baterant
Down
Range
John D. Lore
Wilmyn
Burpone
Thomas Redrup
Mansfield
Harry Redrup
Ig Herson
Baptist Church
Joseph Kamel
Rockford
Mercer County
Kannel
Mercer Counties
Ft. Wayne
Trnes
How to manage barnyard manure for better value
A farmer guidance article from the Orange Judd Farmer describes an improved manure handling system. It explains building a long, deep pen under barn windows, using gutters to divert roof water, filling with muck and absorbents, and keeping the pile evenly spread to preserve fertility. It stresses venting excess moisture, compacting the pile, and removing pigs during carting.
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Orange Judd
Stopping RunA Invention Touts Road Safe Driving
An invention claimed to give absolute safety in driving a horse is being tested by road drivers. The contrivance is a simple single rein with buckle attachments, shown at the left of the engraving, buckled under the crown piece of the bridle. A rider shows an inclination to ram away.
Harness device to curb runaway horses described
A 19th century note describes a two buckle rein setup that threads under the horse throat through a drop ring to the left side and across the saddle to a wagon. When tension is applied the rein restricts breathing to stop the horse, claimed effective for any harness and usable if the bit breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Judd Farmer
Timely stock notes and healthful air facts
Rough notes discuss livestock care including feeding, housing, and hay quality. It covers keeping stables clean, providing dry warmth for ewes, and cautions on beets and pumpkins freezing. It shifts to healthful mountain air, noting atmosphere is similar but high altitude air is sterile with fewer microbes and different impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Respiratory Trust
Huoen
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Come
Leecherld
Kattke
van Wurt
Molden & Lowerby
Washington Street
Shepherd's Millinery
County News
Wee Union
Hutchison
Santa
BCI
Chiletmas
B. F. Stemen
Mie Cayy
Evangelical Church
Della Moréhead
Mr. and Dire
J. A. Germann
Mrance
Mrash
Ida Gerrmant
Henry Week
Coreyeck
Albert Shia
Marthe Germann
Freddie Germann
Mollie Germann
Albert Germann
Luma Germann
T. R. Germann
Erths Germann
Attle Germann
Willie Germann
Chas. Germann
Wilts Brith
Telix Germ
Venerocia
H. V. Olney
Clothier
Bern
Vvich
Timely
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