Local Advertising Rates Notice
Addressed to Press Publishing Company in Rittman Ohio the notice lists advertising rates for locals and events with charges per line and per insertion and notes display rates and application details
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
4
Addressed to Press Publishing Company in Rittman Ohio the notice lists advertising rates for locals and events with charges per line and per insertion and notes display rates and application details
Eastbound No 200 for Kent daily 9 28 a m No 16 for Youngstown daily 4 40 p m Westbound No 25 for Cincinnati daily 2 46 p m No 7 for Chicago daily 16 p m
Westbound No 1 for Cleveland and No 3 for Chicago run daily with No 17 Cleveland and No 21 for Chicago. Services include No 20 for Akron No 12 for Wheeling and No 4 for Youngstown daily plus No 2 Massillon. Flag stops indicated by (F).
A Trade Register note warns that business jealousy weakens small town retail trade. It urges local grocers to cooperate to curb bad credits and graft, insisting honest competition benefits all. The column also cites community events and local notices from Wooster area, including a Wayne county picnic and various visits.
A sprawling列pastiche of social visits, weddings, dances, and daily life across Clermont, Barberton, Seville, and Wooster. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Wittmann, Miss Pearl Holm, Mrs Garnett G Stephan, and many neighbors attending family gatherings, dances, and church events.
Reads as a damaged notice with partial details about a public sale. Names and specifics are illegible, but it indicates an official action and a local authority.
A terse note outlines Vodbert's stance on a local pest issue involving piney moths. The brief item names the focal species and references a regulatory or advisory action by a relevant authority.
A fragmented OCR snippet traces a troubled scene with names and places blurred. The readable parts mention a witness and a pact, with vague references to betrayal, defense, and trust. The piece hints at a court or debate but lacks clear events or outcomes.
The candidate for a second term vows to continue service and improve county probate operations. He emphasizes prior work, commitment to duties, and hopes for strong support from voters and the community.
The prosecuting attorney Ailwon Teetring announces his candidacy for the nonu hahenter prosecuting attorney post, pending the decision of the Democratic voters of Wayne. The statement outlines his intent and supports his bid.
A Framingham, 19th century style note from a lawyer admitted to the bar in 1494 outlining 14 years of practice, announcing there will be no candidate on the Democratic ticket for Prosecuting Attorney at the August primary and asking for voters’ support.
A Wayne County Democratic statement announces Walter W. Mowry as a candidate for county surveyor, subject to party desires at the primary election on August 8.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a county official discussion with unclear lines and names. The readable bits show mentions of a commissioner and a proceeding but many words are garbled. The item indicates a government meeting but lacks coherent details for proper attribution.
A garbled notice nominates C W Hoover for County Auditor. It lists eligibility and steps to file, mentioning a primary or election date and the political context. The fragmented text references campaign activity and potential filing deadlines in a county seat.
In a late afternoon briefing on August 8, Wittman urged measures to reform state procedures. The appearance focused on improving transparency and efficiency in legislative actions and public access to records.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Worster Cau ds Vowiels and Viettiee events on a 19th BE date with scattered names and places. The legible bits do not form a coherent event or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
Fragmentary OCR text references a county treasurer and dates, but the readable parts are garbled. No verifiable events, names, places, or outcomes can be established from the damaged material.
Real estate notice describes a property on North Fourth Street with a $1450 value and small tracts near Weet Street and Sterley Avenue. It notes two small dwellings on Sterley Ave and references a Newe Meweiry street area with a plan for renaming and other parcels.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a plea in a state setting with names or entities obscured. The readable bits mention a plea and a location tied to a court or legal action, but specifics remain unclear. The fragment lacks coherent facts to identify persons, organizations, or dates.
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