Local Happenings Pay Fine and Costs
Long Massillon item list covers births visits, a festival, sales and business changes. Notable notes include a new grocery name Oakland, a mass meeting cancellation, a wedding at St John’s parsonage, a rail accident and a fatal mine accident. Also reports on a tuberculosis site interest, a Wooster to Mansfield electric railway bond sale, and local court fines for saloon violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flaim
Richville Avenue
W. S. Spidle
Flaim
Bamberger
Lamberger
McCullough Elected Canton Central Republican Chairman
Roscoe C. McCullough was elected chairman of Stark county central Republican committee at the Canton convention with no opposition from the Clark side. George H. Clark declined reelection after suggesting returning the treasury funds to defeated candidates, leading to a vote to distribute 774 dollars back to those candidates. Local and Massillon delegates named. next meeting planned for Monday to organize the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe C. McCullough
Central Republican Committee
Stark County
Canton
Clark
George H. Clark
House
Massillon
Frank Wagner
L. P. Slusser
Nathan Klotz
Louis A. Vogt
Harvey Walter
Edward Jacoby
Lincoln Wilhelm
Thomas Hemmingway
Benjamin Ayers
Harvey Doll
Miners' Troubles Reach National Leader in West
National Vice President Thomas Lewis of the United Mine Workers left Massillon on Saturday to settle disputes in western locals. He is handling testimony in the Thomas Hadley case with Navarre union differences. results due in a week. Massillon district President Legg accompanied Lewis and said Massillon mine prospects improve with several mines resuming operations, though some only brief weeks. No. 3 mine at East Greenville will restart Monday or Tuesday next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Thomas Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Massillon
Lewis
Thomas Hadley
Navarre
Legg
East Greenville
Beach City Reunions and Plans Spark Community Activity
The Weimer family held a reunion Wednesday and Beach City plans to begin canning tomatoes soon. Miss Altice Kloepher returns home after visiting relatives. The Cabbuts hosted a family reunion at Calmoutier last Sunday. A new ball ground is expected by next season. C J Graber travelled to Massillon Wednesday for threshing outfit repairs. Bardock Blood Bitters advertised as a tonic for alertness and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach City
Weimer
Canning
Altice Kloepher
Cabbuts
Calmoutier
C. J. Graber
Massillon
Excursion to Goshocton vis W L R R
On account of Old Home Week the W L and LERR will offer reduced tickets from August 7 to 12 good for return until August 14. Also an ad for Dean's Ointment promising relief and cure for eczema scald head hives and itchiness from any skin ailment available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosherton
Ohio
Dean
Ohio Crop Report Shows Crop Prospects Vary Across State
August 1 crop survey reports wheat at 83 percent of average, oats 91 percent, clover hay 81 percent, potatoes 81 percent, and fruit prospects to 83 percent for apples, 4 percent for peaches, and 44 percent for pears. Wheat condition improved since July 1 despite heavy rains, while oats suffer lodging and damp, corn uneven with weather, and pastures generally good but rain needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Timothy Meadows
A Family Reunion at Brown Street Home
A pleasant family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Urban in Brown street Thursday evening with music and speeches followed by refreshments. Attendees from out of town included Ensign and Mrs. Samuel Urban of Fairfield Pennsylvania Ensign and Mrs Henry Urban of Amsterdam New York Ensign Violet Urban of Payne Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs James Urban of Justus Mrs George Breideger and daughters Dorothy and Grace of Cleveland and local members included Mr and Mrs William Urban and children Mrs W C McCullen Mrs Sarah Wert Joseph Urban Clarence Jones Pearl Courtney and Charles Urban of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Loew
H. L. Murphy
Oakland
J. F. Frangkiser
Hortense
Christiana
Loudonville
Jacob Snyder
South Mill Street
Akron Fair Grounds
Beulah Dixser
Justus
Otto Stifel
J. E. Divel
St. John’s Parsonage
Stiffen
William Dowell
Meyer's Lake
S. and C. Sewing Circle
John E. Johns
East Cherry Street
N. W. Culbertson
A. R. Williams
Charles Urban
Brown Street
Ensign
Samuel Urban
Fairfield
Henry Urban
Amsterdam
N. Y
Ensign Violet Urban
Payne, Pa
James Urban
George Breideger
Dorothy
Grace
Cleveland
William Urban
W. C. McCullen
Sarah Wert
Joseph Urban
Clarence Jones
Pearl Courtney
City
Advertised Letters Listed For Massillon Post Office
The Massillon post office announces remaining letters including ladies and gentlemen names such as Miss Helen Hendricks Mrs Ida Liston Mrs Sadie Bernitt and Mr Ralph Lindney Gerald McIntyre W E Smith Walter Van Faseen M Bevington Jno. The notice lists foreign letters and urges recipients to claim the ads by August 7 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Bernitt
Helen Hendricks
Ida Liston
Sadie Men
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Advert reads that many suffer kidney issues unseen and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidneys bladder and urinary problems. It claims bottles in fifty cent and one dollar sizes and invites readers to request a free sample book by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing
ULEC
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N.Y
Knabenshue's Airship Highlights Ohio State Fair
The Ohio State Fair in Columbus opens Monday September 4 for five days with expanded exposition space across seventeen buildings. Captain Roy Knabenshue, the first American to navigate the air, will perform daily airship exhibitions, sailing high and low for 30 to 40 minutes before a race-course flight. Eighteen free acts accompany the event, and low excursion rates will attract thousands to the park and aerial navigation demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Roy Knabenshue
Knabenshue
MASSILLON MARKET Fashion Ad Echoes Sartorial Taste
A fragmented Massillon market page extols power of fashion blending beauty and utility. It notes fashion guiding civ ilization and culture, then shifts to a curt, jokey interaction about a servant and a shadow seen at the steps.
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Lucal Hafpfenings
Independent
George W. Winold
D. M. Irvin
Elmer Close
Orrville Crescent
William Weller
Allegheny
John Haag
North Street
Myers Church
Church Lawn
Pigeon Ran
H. S. Blackburn
Leesville
Sadie Edwards
Wooster & Mansfield
Pennsylvania Steam Railroad
Wooster
Millbrook
Shreve
Big Prairie
Lakeville
Perrysville
Lucas
Mansfield
Mineral City
Zoar
Zoat
Canal Dover
New Philadelphia
Miles
Episcopal Parish
Republican Committee
Bardock Blood
Goshocton
Vis W.&l
Ohio Crop Report
Massillon Market
Sartorial Art Journal
Coller
Prita
Ana Et Aes Eee
Rempis
Rempis & Gallmey
Grand Rapids, Mich
J. B. Schrader
N. Erie St
A.J. Humberger Sons Co
Colgate’s
Bcovanre
Letor
Tnquire
Ee Ee
George Bt
Inquire
Ouse
Bath
Cisern
Bank St
Dulse
Mill St
Toquire
Ce House
Forest Ave
Sole Sean Oe Aan
Akron St
East St
High Street
F Weiler
Pille
H. Pitle
New Schworm Block
Frank Schworm Grocery
Mass
Uon. C
Mgr
Empire
Wells St
Chicago
Lil
Maunjay Restaurant
Glen Brothers
Rochester
N.Y
H. B. Swigart
Sipps
Try
Independent Exchange
Fus
Harmon Shriver
Harmon Abriver
Win
Zepp
Robert Hess
W A. Theldon
Trump Abstract Company
Hagle Block
Canton, O
Nest State
Duncan
Conard
Duncan St
Graber
Henry St
West Tremont St
Chas
G. Hing
Erle St
Peach Aacresk
High St
Burd
Bert Hawkins
N. Mill Street
ICKET
North German Lloyd
New York
Baltimore
Hamburg-Americcan Line
Fabre Line
Naples
Marceliles
Austro-Americana & Prince Lines
Trieste
Warren E. Russell
E. Tremont
Charles Swarms
Warwick
Ind
SY Vyaaults
Wm. Richardson
Farmers
Bahney
E. Main St
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