Local notices and town news from Holmes county archives
A jumble of community items from Holmes county includes viewership for a new road in Wayne township, notes on a suicide and farmhouse fire, pension bureau policy shifts, upcoming church notices, and a string of births, weddings, visits, and local business movements. Names include Brinkerhoff, Bechtel, Heard, Smith, Webster, Mowery, Baskin, and many others embedded in daily life.
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Evenlolelouk
India
Hans Pise
J. Poogok
Cong- Muller
Wayne
C. E
Bf Milton
Canaan
Most Brinkerhoff
Ward Strock
Hopewell Church
Ripley Township
Holmess County
James
Illiam Boyd
Unson Township
Pension Bureau
Sandusky
United Engion
Jones
Colum
Tate
Cuyshoga
The Heat in the World Chamberlain Cough Remedy Ad
Andersonville Indiana resident recalls trying Chamberlain cough remedy after a severe cough. The letter praises the product noting quick effects and improved health.
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Chamberlain
Andersonville
Ind
Fort Laubach & Boyd
Pie Board ly three: ark le: of Deputy Supervisors t jedjourned
Deputy Supervisors adjourned Friday after six o clock for the April petty expenses totaling 882 dollars. Names listed include L. B. Bolus and A. Mackey with others providing statements enabling certification.
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L. B. Bolus
al Arate
Mackey
Ast R. T
Douglass
Baughman
Bugo
Fragmented Local Notice About Dissident Reward Listing
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a reward and a claim process but lacks clear names places or dates. Readable parts reference a possible public notice or advertisement with uncertain details about a dispute, reward, and legal action.
Among the Leaders in Pension Applications
Five regiments supplied the most pension applicants: the 84th Michigan with 308, the First District of Colombia with 332, the 349th Michigan with 834, the 310th Massachusetts with 2, and another Michigan unit with 349. Only the 24th Massachusetts fought at Santiago, participating in the Ki Caney charge. The Michigan regiment feinted at Aguidores under General Duffield during a wagon-drive bank action. The President’s Own is among the regiments. Washington, D.C. April re.
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Michigan
Colombia
Onto
Massachusett
Massachusetts
Santiago
Ki Caney
Los
Aguidores
Duffield
Waa
Washington, D. GC
Quarantine in Fredericksburg as Fear of Smallpox Grows
Report from Fredericksburg U where no new cases are shown but fear persists as 80 to 90 residents are quarantined under strict watch. Rumors spread about a local patient Ben 500 and officials say if smallpox is confirmed there will be more cases. People stay indoors. outdoor activity is minimal and anxious crowds compare conditions to bubonic plague days.
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Woman's Relief Corps
J. C
Jos. P. Byers
Sacrenis
State Board of Anaritiss
Webster
Joh Modwenney
DeLong
Burbank
Vintter
Opee
Luce
Palmer
Vivian
Come From & Winlt
Cora Gauthas
Jah
Mies
Ada Lytle
Cameron
Cleveland
United States
John Kerns
Canton
Andrew O'Brien
Chas, Feightner
Killuck
Howard Happer
Yoder
Will Brown
Beganere
Wooster Republican
Fredericksbley
Ben 500
Tpn Taus
Ain
Preparatory Christian Endeavor
Music Hall
Giriesemer
Beall Avenue
New York
J. E.graven
Nashville
Dindas
Scipt
H. H. Geltgey
Clyde Grist
Nelson Sauvain
Wayne-Stark County
Alliance
J. W. Coteberd
Maysville
Charley Mills
Carrollan
W. Z. Bennett
Thowan
Marshall Field
Foreign Missions
Campaigo
Chas. Fahne
Drew Theological Saturnary
Madison N. J
Tve
Spruce Street
New Fork
Fragmentary court docket noting pleas and schedules
Morning session fragment shows a guilty plea and brief rulings amid a disrupted docket. The text references ages, a probationary or plea outcome, and upcoming matches or cases with partial participant names and dates.
Dog Law Constitutionality Acquits Akron Man
Leo Miller of Akron is acquitted of killing a dog owned by O. E. Wilhelm after a jury found no positive proof. Judge Jngke Hasen ruled the law constitutional while demurring to the indictment. No further criminal trials are set this term as jurors are excused and other cases were continued.
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Ohiawa
Leo Miller
Akron
O. E. Wilhelm
Jngke Hasen
JA. W. Blackburn
V8. Sangra
Ceffendant
Kasson
Settling Estates in Wayne County Probate Court
Wayne County Probate Court docket shows A W Fike named administrator of Lydia Mickey with bond 8000. several guardians and executors filed accounts and inventories with hearings set for May 6 and May 5. Appointments include Charles C Jonas deputy clerk. J C Ruckerman administrator of Christina Barnard. J E Zimmerman administrator of Samuel Mellinger. and multiple estates selling real estate or realigning assets.
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John C. Mclarran
A. W. Fike
Lydia Mickey
Charles C. Jonas
W. O. Cullina
Joseph Oiling
John Scoeil
Lela Snell
Isaac Audemon
Cyrus Anit
Irene Blough
Jobo Hindmsa
O. P. Sheets
D. E. Sheets
Clima
Ainst
Mary and
J. Oswald
Jacon Oswald
W c. Caskey
David Gaul
Swartz
Wm. C. Tuomon
Bone
J. & Bechtel
A. G Orr
Jacob Hechtel
F Mykrantz
David Thumygag
Berger
J. D Armsrong
Lucinda McCullough
Gilpert Searigot
J. R. Zamerman
Florence Ewing
Gale
Robert Hatfield
Zeno H Etott
KU Byler
J.C. Ruckerman
Christina Barnard
Davie Back Et al
Daniel Rees
Jas
Taggart
David Yoder
Anderson Wallace
J. E. Zimmerman
Samuel Mellinger
R. Bell
Ww. Bat
Wa.renner
David Paul
J.D Zsok
Leat Gaul
Marshal L. Koch
P. L. Kop
Sarah J. Austin
John Austin
John Eby
Creston
Wm. Herbert
Hannah Herbert
Henry Plasterer
The Janitor’s Reading Misread Leads to Silence
A longtime faithful colored janitor at a local business is given a written daily task outline. He cannot read the list, and a reader explains it to him, triggering shock as he realizes he will be forced to perform overwhelming duties. He quits on the spot.
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Tom
Dapapil
University censorship halts annual. junior class news vetoed
A student newspaper controversy ends with the junior class deciding to cancel the annual publication. The supervising faculty committee rejected several articles, deeming them not in the school spirit. Editors chose to stop the issue, marking the event as history in the University Index.
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Tris
Inge
Hays
Piotdres
Refixedion and the Foxsum in The Heomglectic Review
A fragmented relic discusses vetting the negro inwardness and religion during a transition period. A Sunday hunting encounter near Deratur prompts a debate on religious duty, race, and propriety as a possum is shown and a colonel questions Sabbath observance.
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Carrell
Solurety
Deratur
Peesman
Sartijo
Boas
Alabama
Life of Vice Admiral Lord Lyons narrated by Captain Wilms
In a memoir excerpt Captain Wilms recalls Captain Lyons enforcing discipline and hands-on leadership on midshipmen. Lyons trusted young officers with responsibility, including watch duties, and praised prudent seamanship during a fierce squall. The passage notes a certificate granted when the narrator became a lieutenant.
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Lyons
Lord Lyons
Wilms
Australian Kite Inventor Hargrave Tests Soaring Machine
Reports describe Lawrence Hargrave, Australian kite expert, unveiling a new soaring machine resembling an aerial bicycle. He explains a vortex under curved surfaces and weights can lift a pilot with wind, while noting the device does not claim a solved flight problem. William Eddy of America hails the potential and calls for scaled trials with adjustable counterweights and wind velocity.
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Lawrence Hargrave
Dstralian
Hargrave
Lilienthal
Habor 'Vr
Hawig
William Eddy
Harprave
Sick Women Advised to Seek Mrs Pinkham Advice
Letter testimonies describe chronic inflammation and womb disorders improved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs G H Onaprett of Grant Pang Inn reports relief after using the remedy, while Mrs Van CLEFT of 416 Saunders Ave Jersey City recounts a fibroid tumor’s disappearance and renewed spirits after faithful use.
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Mor Finenam MO
A. Phys
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lama
New York
Mrs. van Cleft
Saunders Ave
Jenssy Orry
Hereuts
N. J
The New Soaring Machine By Hargrave
The article discusses Hargrave's experimental glider with movable weight shifts to alter pitch. It notes wind speed and air pressure affecting ascent, the mechanism pressing a disk via a released spring to adjust weight position, and Hargrave delaying real risk while awaiting proof of concept. G. T. Baxres.
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Halienthal
Hargrave
G. T. Baxres
Man of Resource Baffles Store in Big Cash Showdown
A rough stranger in a Philadelphia department store demanded a shirt for 1.50 and flashed a huge stack of bills from his hip pocket. Unable to find small change, he counted mostly small notes, praising his own resourcefulness as the salesroom staff adapted to the late hour sale.
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Hercules
Philaphia
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Wooster Customer
A Wooster inquiry records Mr. 4x Hofacker praising Doan's Kidney Pills as a radical cure after a long trial. The testimonial mentions 1896 pricing, a September to November timeframe, and requests for Doan's by Zimmerman & Co and Foster Milburn of Buffalo as agents.
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Diugey Fay
M. Hofacker
Eastenry St
Carpenter
Doan
Sea
Cao
Dean
Wooster
Zimmerman & Co
Allers
Foster+Milburn
Buffalo
N. Y
Noy
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Springfald
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A. A. E Taylor
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Columbus
Ned Robertson
If R
Dow
Charles Smith
Will Jones
Stevens & Baerbert
Ben
Parsons
Eeenitin
Denver
O. D Brues
Shreve
Marry Bramter
Hobison
H. B. Odenkirk
Shelby
Boston, Pigno Co
Jobn Stottaberry
Ashland
Nis Sen]rades
Frankie English
Chicago
Jebiel Clark
T. H. Elser
Hall and Wit
Hobingon
Thos. Shepherd
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College
Fred Casner
KE. W. Sidle
Ora Brown
South Marka Street
Lisntenant Robinson
B. F. Reynolds
Edna
Henry Endley
Mansfield
William Hoegner
QO. P. Fergusony
West Salem
Walter L. Haus
L. of W
Lima High School
A. G. Gilam
Rustin Medical College
Egleston Hayward
Gampler
Herbar Quinby
Anos Smith
Mredstrick Schuch
Harvey Geiselman
Foust
Heil Avenue
Geiselman
Charles Lawhead
Marysvilla
Ida Hera
Harry A. Mowery
Bride
Voucs
North Buckeye Street
Willard Abnger
Philadelphia
Willis Boxiong
Gettod
J Gars
Ohio
Fredericks¢burg
Doylestown
Apt
Dibotton
Navin
Doylestown Journal
B. Patt
Aharm
H. Hi
Galebouss and
The
Pydito
Dd H. Stepfeid
Hogue
Cates
Dori
Ste
Brandbo
Keister
Onase Oo
Ony
Wayne County Probate Court
Him
Allero
Syi
Bradfield
FEALE
Thaifield Regulator Co
Atlanta
W. Ih VY
Ry Streit
U. Prb
Ahab, Hargra 'Shaal
Pian
H.f.crowl
Lehman
Cosfex
East Liberty Stree
A. S. Lehman, Residen E
Nold Avenue
Ely's
Bala
ELY Brothers
Warren St, New York
Taz Daiyv 'Republicay
Daiy
Sa.apolio
Coloma
Swift
Prey Laubach & Boyd
Onze
Zimmerman, & Co
Ilipinds
National Family Newspaper
Republican Wooster
Advanc
iTocd
Easy
North Buckeye St
Phone
Julian Jeffries
Western Union Telegraph Root
Examinatias
de School
Vners
Wayke County
Bzarmant 8
Mol
Merle High Boop
Egous
Boxwell
Pienda
Jans
James L, Zaring
Fai
Ise Ma E Adair
Oler
Ameer Fica
Privat
Galifornia
Greg Ul
Werner
Encyclopedia Britannica
Lax
Ueed
Coster
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