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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
5
Local remarks cover ill health, store clerks, and improving conditions in Milton center. Ride to Cedar Point sold 468 tickets with chatter about fly traps and a safety scare as Squire Schendel narrowly avoids a trap mistaken for a judges bench.
A long list of visits and travel patterns shows Mrs Brubaker of Seville spending time in Rittman while Earl Matt stayed with Boyd Hubler in Akron. Numerous locals plus Misses Wurtz Beery Krebs Rodabaugh and Weiss families traveled between Seville, Wadsworth, Akron, Creston, Medina, and Cleveland for visits business and family events.
The Wooster daily papers feature half tone cuts and compliments about Uncle Jake Neversweat. Rittman postal carrier and Ohio Republican committee member Mrs. Gish serves as acting during Mr. Gish’s absence in Wooster.
Hanes and Ebert closed a contract for a beautiful piano to Ashland County. Thousands of housewives use Wooster Flour year after year. All railroad tickets between Cleveland and Buffalo are valid on C B steamers. Grandmother says you can have good old time bread and cakes with Wooster Flour.
The SEEANDEEE, described as the largest most costly inland passenger steamer, measures 500 feet long and 98 feet 6 inches wide. It seats 1500 passengers in 510 staterooms and quarters, with a large main saloon lounge atrium and buffet reflecting top decorative art.
Fragmented classified notes list items for sale and requests with prices and rewards. Mentions include a motorcycle pipe finder reward and an apartment rental on Main Street. The ad asks inquiries at the press office and references various garbled names and numbers.
Real estate for sale includes Claud C. Brooks Property an eight room house on North Third Street Pleasant View priced at 2300. The J C Young Property offers two store buildings 24 by 60 and 22 by 40 with business potential priced at 1360. Call for details and price.
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