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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1896
Page
3
Trade prospectus explains selling shoes with emphasis on fit, comfort, and service. It argues profits come from careful fitting and quality, with small handling margins and competitive pricing. The message highlights customer value and cautious pricing to attract buyers in this region.
A report from Hoaglip town details a string of incidents including a silver watch theft from Toast Dippery A bond posting issues, a fire at a new brick schoolhouse started by a stove damaging floors and furniture, and police recovering stolen goods in North Wayne Street. Charles Richard, a colored man, was arrested after a warrant by McKinney’s mother. John McKinney of Scott was arrested for perjury, with conflicting statements about the case. A fatal oil wall accident on Gao Sill's farm killed Hayes, son of Alfred Hayes, when rope entanglement caused his body to be torn. Local mischief by boys in Luson township prompts potential court action. The town prepares for the marriage of Evan J. Dysns to Dale Louise Mikerell in Charlotte, Michigan. Mrs. Gilliland Lynch dies in San Diego after seeking health improvements, with funeral arrangements in Greenville. The article notes a legal injunction about delinquent tax sales in Lipa and updates on the Eight Officers of the Lilectne Light & Power Company, clarifying ownership. Dr. France of Columbus and Dr. Price’s Baking Powder are mentioned with a local appearance and promotion.
The jury found Perry Allisop not guilty after a lengthy trial in the common pleas court. The case, tried before Judge Symmie Tuchey, drew a large crowd and featured testimony from several witnesses including Thomas Matthews and Margaret May. The trial revealed mixed reputational evidence and dispute over the defendant’s character, ending with a county-payed cost.
Legal action over a railway death claims damages of 10000 against Drake as receiver of the Cintions Jackson and Mackinaw Railway. Stockholders elect directors for Van Wert Telephone Company and report strong growth and plans to extend exchanges to Spencerville Wiltshire and Grover Hill. Local businesses Lehmann & Son sell stock to James O Roberts and D W Williams of Venedoc, with Wilhemns entering oil and Roberts expanding sales, while New Year greetings note the personed transfers and community updates.
A two year old boy in the family of Joseph Guneatt in Wallahire died after a grain entered his windpipe during an attempt to eat corn. Despite desperate efforts to aid him, the child choked to death within minutes, leaving relatives and neighbors in sorrow. funeral large, community mourning. The notice also lists local businesses and an unrelated sales pitch from Time Tea Co.
The county faces a vacancy as a commissioner term ends with no clear lawful filling. Auditors and judges delayed action, resisting partisan pressure and questioning authority, while lawmakers debate whether a replacement should be named before the next election.
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