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Newspaper

The Wayne County Democrat

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

4

Currency Reform Divides Power Between People and Banks

President Wilson backs a Wilson–Glass currency bill that would place a central emergency currency board in Washington with broad powers, arguing the plan ends banker control and makes the people sovereign over credit. Opponents warn of centralized authority and reduced political oversight.

Washington Berg Wilson Ewiteen Centers Board of Antral Nate Wilson Gaiv Wilson Rees Es Credit Big Money Trust Smail Chicago New York

Advertised Letter List No 2 Wooster 1915

Public notice lists names including Berky John Bradles Jack Castman Rex Sparde Worcester Sales Co Noah Yocum Henry M Frost and others as addresses for undelivered mail. The list reflects a June 23 1915 collection in Wooster Ohio with both gentlemen and ladies names and external business entities named.

Local Notes From Lakeside Area and Nearby Towns

Mrs David Sirpderick underwent a serious operation at Lakeside hospital and returned home Thursday. Miss Linnie Heaston visiting Mrs B Smucker from Akron was greeted by friends. The Plank reunion gathered at James Miller farm near Sterling. William Caskel bought a wrestling outfit from John Myers. George A Fike sold a team of horses to Frank Richenbaugh of Orrville. Albert Jartzler is repairing his barn.

David Sirpderick Lakeside Hospital Linnie Heaston B. Smucker Akron James Miller Sterling William Caske John Myers George A. Fike Frank Richenbaugh Orrville Albert Jiartzler

Trusses Voprintine Feuns Whee by Feddbe Rec at Py

Fragmentary text mentions trusses and a teacher, with unclear names and dates. Readable bits describe understraps and a clastic tale. No coherent events or entities present to confirm a definite news item.

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Noted philanthropist Louis Severance dies after long career

The Cleveland born magnate Louis II Severance dies leaving an estate near eight million dollars and a bequest plan including gifts to hospitals missions and the university. He built and endowed the Severance campus and had large Standard Oil holdings. His generous legacy spans multiple institutions and projects.

Severance YMCA Louis II Severance Cleveland David Long Mary IL Severance Commercial National Bank

Sheriff Seized Property Near Shreve for Note Payment

In a court action, the canse of Mar Shearer v Wim Wasterday shows property near Shreve attached to satisfy a debt on a note. The record notes the seizure occurred yesterday as part of enforcement.

Mar Shearer Litsterday Shreve

Unclear OCR Bid Notice Mentions Incomplete Details

Fragmented text shows bids wanted and names of individuals with unclear roles. Mentions a Missouri woman denying involvement and a discussion of a camera and warranty. Source text is garbled with many misspellings and missing context.

Resignation Marks Retirement of Oil Company Benefactor

The article notes the resignation of a leading figure from the oil company in 1894, marking his retirement from active business. Afterward he moved to New York City where he resided for life. Funeral services are planned for Saturday afternoon with many university trustees and faculty expected to attend in Cleveland.

Ciporine Sith Cdk Pen Signan Optus Ly Ofth Het Et Re Jard Oil Company Clavel Tie, Brapdara, Ae Company New York City Cleveland Wooster

No Cause for Worry in Detroit Free Press Quote

A Detroit Free Press snippet notes a suitor asks for permission to marry, while the woman remarks her father’s response is unknown but not refused any of her four older sisters. The exchange highlights family approval in marital plans.

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