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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
4
The piece argues Cox lost Wayne County by 147 in 1918 though Democrats held a board. It cites tax laws commissions and saloon ties, claiming the best citizens, especially women, will not support Cox. It asserts women favor moral, principled leaders and will back only men of high character.
Vitamin elixir claims to restore vigor by boosting blood with manganin content. Promoters urge weekly use and compare it favorably to other tonics, touting easier intake and stronger vitality for pale languid customers.
A fragmented report notes a Woodmen group initiating Class A activities. Mentions attendees Trem Kemmare and Akron, with unclear dates and vague local involvement.
Advertises several houses with 5 to 8 rooms on streets such as State, North Third, Salt, and North First offering features like bath, hot water heat, hardwood finish, garages, and city utilities. Includes farm properties near Ruttman, Marshallville, and Meding county with large barns, tiling, and land listings priced to move.
A Wooster petition to create a street in an incorporated village failed as commissioners found no power to grant the street. The September hearing reviewed law on street creation and the decision barred forming the new thoroughfare. The outcome suggests further legal steps or appeal.
Rutland friends gathered at Chatham Sun Akpe to visit the Allison family. The party included Mr and Mrs Zserber and daughter Thelma, Norman, Afr, and Mes FP, Mr and Mrs Krowlten and Edward, Mr and Mrs McCry and daughters Vali and Huth, Mrs MreCretw, Chas Ate-om, and Mr H Bunowets among others.
The Rittman school baseball club aims to schedule games as the season begins. Manager Taner Tealer oversees preparations while students look forward to a slate of matches and practice sessions.
The column lists weekend guests and family news including Mr and Mrs Andrew Varatade hosting a daughter in town, Baird Nooker’s transfer to Wooster for an operation, Francia Whitman and family visiting A C Nichter, Henry Koehler’s River Creek relatives, Dr A F Stepfeld's sister Alice Stone’s illness, and the Schwerberger family moving to Dalton after eight years in Doylestown with church service roles noted.
Dean H Weimer seeks the state representative seat for Rittman and area. He cites self education after his father’s death and five years in Marshaville schools including a term as superintendent and three-time mayor, urging voter support.
Western Star Rolly Himelright and wife of New York City visited the weekend with his parents here. Mr and Mrs Rags entertained relatives from Pittsburg. The Shiflers and Dodge of Mt Eaton were weekend visitors at MG Parker's. Mr and Mrs Shook and Mr and Mrs Powel visited at George Shaok's in Wooster. D A Walles and wife spent Sunday at Brave Hills. Judge Wipwerd and several others were Sunday visitors at Clayton Spicer's home.
C M Shank campaigns for county commissioner citing 12 years on township trustees and extensive board service. He highlights leadership roles with local banks and schools while soliciting support and influence from voters.
The notice lists sale items including horses cattle sheep and poultry for a forthcoming auction. It specifies quantities weights descriptions and terms such as number 480990 and dates. Names and locations appear with auctioneers and participants though some details are incomplete due to OCR.
In a garbled text fragment readers glimpse stray phrases and improper names. The item appears to be an OCR damaged note with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent card.
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