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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
2
The hke has never been shown in Van Wall before. The store advertises overflowing with good things at irresistible prices. It invites guests to come in and be shown through the store, stressing a welcoming atmosphere.
The obituary style missives discuss the retirement and succession of a probate judge figure named Swent, noting a ceremonial transition to a new judge and extending congratulations and best wishes. It references patronage, public service, and themes of integrity and dignity in the judiciary.
A local political note reports Marble of Van Wert chosen as delegate to the Philadelphia convention, with Wirble authorized to present the county’s tickets. The piece notes internal party factions and potential shifts ahead of the county and district contests.
Plans call for broad construction at the old foundry site with Wednesday hire events. Details describe machinery, safety, and inspection steps as workers prepare for spring operations. An alien from Hoy 2 and a long list of local names appear in scattered fragments.
Brakeman Boyce, about 23, was killed Wednesday in a railroad accident on a northbound local train near Greenville. Witness accounts are unclear. the fall between cars is suspected. Remains were sent to Greenville for burial, and word reached his Greenville home. The man was described as a skilled worker and well liked by colleagues. authorities and railway men noted the tragedy with regret.
Benjamin Meese, a resident of a rural Ohio village, died Wednesday morning of heart disease after months without heart trouble. He had worked in a local copper company and was last seen preparing for a planed activity before his collapse. Interment is set for Woodlind cemetery with services at a local church.
A garbled probate and court notice summary reports estate actions, debts, and orders. It mentions Mary Stewart and the Mallon diary, a Gargaf assault case, and Mrs Puntvinger facing an estate matter. Deputy comets Wass Wart Davi and others appear in routine probate proceedings with community updates on local residents.
City council met to discuss street survey results on Jackson Street and Pennsylvan ia crossing watchmen west of Washington Street. Motions to permit houses were defeated. paving, hydrants, and street traffic ficaram referred to committees while a fuel tender was approved for repairs. City Engineer J W Ramer reported on Sultan Street survey noting a four foot discrepancy with Engineer Ballard and the Smyth property corner. The next regular meeting is set for Monday evening.
Citizens of Measant Township debated constructing a pike west at Van Wert Ridge road to Shockey coach then north to Union Town three miles. Opponents urged full town vote and legal steps. residents asked for a public review before any road widening or crossing broader county roads.
The county board met Monday afternoon to discuss prisoners confined in the jail. Three inmates were ordered released, including Windy Phillips for a failed attempt and Jatin Halston in a related case. Details remain limited as officials report no further action at this time.
High School building inspected by UOT Davie State inspector Mr Davis found in safe condition on Tuesday afternoon. Some cracks and a weakened wall in parts of the outer shell noted but structural integrity overall sound. Davis will return to Van Wert to complete inspection of all buildings and report on Wednesday.
A jumble of personal items lists moves, visits, and travels of residents in multiple towns. People relocate, visit relatives, attend funerals, or arrange hospital or legal matters, with scattered place names like Dayton Mansfield Martinsville and Huntington, and mentions of court, funerals, and family visits.
A disordered OCR note mentions Earle DS Taye and references prices on items including coffee and other goods. The fragment implies a pricing or market chatter among named entities but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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