Ford Motor History and Henry Eicher Memorial Obituary
A long obituary recounts the sudden death of Henry Martin Eicher at his East Main street home in Washington City. It details his life from Noble county birth in 1859, education, law career, public service on the State Board of Education, and his role in local defense during wartime. It notes survivors, health history, and the community impact of his passing. The second piece reviews Ford Motor Co. history from its 1905 formation, key early investors, stock values, and the roles of Malcomson and Dodge brothers in building the company’s foundation.
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Atty
H. M. Eicher
East Main Street
Mr. Eicher
Washington
S .W. Livingston
Henry Martin Eicher
E. C. Bicher
Hicher & E
B. C
Hm’ M. Bicher
SW. Livingston
Eicher
U. S
Iowa
State Board of Education
Carroll
Francis McKee
J. R. Logue
Second United Presbyterian’ Church
Hannah Eicher Stifel
Pittsburgh
Lydia
Mt Kisco
N. Y
Henry Martin Jr
Ebicher
Council of Defense
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Wall Street
New York
Alex Y. Malcomson
Ford Company
John W. Anderson
Horace H. Rockman
Malcomson
Horace Rackham
Rackham
Anderson
Jas. Couzens
Malcomsen Coal
John S. Grey
John F. Dodge
Horace E. Dodge
James Couzens
Horace H. Rackham
Albert Strelow
Vernon C. Bry
Charles H. Bennett
Charles J. Woodall
Dodge
Dodge Brothers
Watch the Little Signals of Bad Blood Disfiguring Pimples
Pimples and skin eruptions signal sluggish blood and risk of eczema and boils. The advertisement promotes S.S.S as a safe vegetable blood cleanser with no minerals or chemicals, urging readers to buy from drug stores and contact the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for advice.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Ford stock, contracts, and early production history
The article recounts the early Ford Motor Company formation with the Dodge brothers supplying chassis and Malcomson involvement. It details the first runabout priced at 750 dollars, the tonneau at 250, and the initial production run of 650 cars. It notes legal battles over Selden patents, Henry Ford’s control rise to 58 percent, and the 1918 assets and liabilities figures. It ends with a brief amusements item about The Man Who Won at the Fox Theatre.
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Ford Company
Dodge Brothers
Ford
Strelow
Mack Avenue
Bennet
Fry
Woodall
Malcomson
John S. Grey
Henry Ford
James Couzens
Ford Motor Co
United States
Canada
Vitagraph
Harry T. Morey
FOX Theatre
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Paul Scardon
Christophere Keene
Morey
Not Dragged by the Ears A Tense Mystery Play
A review praises a mystery drama for its tight grip on the audience. The plot unfolds with mystery and suspense leading to a natural surprise ending, avoiding contrived twists and maintaining suspense to the finale.
Castanetee Castanets in Moorish Spain
Castanets, a percussion instrument of two low shells bound by a band and struck by fingers, produce a thrilling rhythm. Introduced into Spain by the Moors, they were once widely used in ballet and in opera.
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Spain
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J. C. Noble
Crete
Nebr
Joe Eicher
Chillicothe
John
Springdale
Ark
Noah
Winfida Iowa
Ezra
Wayland
Will
Peoria
Dave
Joe Swartzendruber
Pulaski
Clara Allebach
Edward C
City
Ford Motor History
Selden Patent
Selden
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Fort Company
Geveral
Swift & Company
Castanetee
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Meetia Joint
Japa
S. Michigan Ave
Chicago
Formu
Brassieres
W. B
B. Reduso
Weeingarten B105., Inc
CuHicaco
Ali
Amy
Adolph Klar
Fourth Avenue
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