Obio Farmers Day set to herald state wide farming event
The Obio Farmers Day committee promotes a statewide agricultural celebration with the date, title and publicity plan in motion. A house fire in Plain township damaged a residence owned by George Morrison with no insurance, and a Weavyer damage case near Wacater proceeded after juror illness delays. Rey Bittner of Plaintownship was arrested on a warrant. he pled guilty and posted 350 bail for grand jury appearance.
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Obin
George Morrison
Austen
Plain Township
Weavyer
Wacater
Waa P
Rey Bittner
Plaintownship
W. D. Wilson
Jeffries
Bucklow's Arica Baive Mercury Cure All Salve
An eighteenth century style advertisement promises Bucklow's Arica Baive as a universal remedy for bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions plus piles with money back if not satisfied. Sold for 25 conta per box by Lavaacu and Borp.
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Lavaacu & Borp
Local Notes and Moves in Madisonburg Community
Mrs. Frank Stauffer of Akron visits her father Jobo Zinn as the village records a week of moving. Obituary notes: Hama Tusaday, 82, died Wednesday and was buried Friday at Lehman church yard. Several residents relocate properties and homes including Antlea, Meg Spelchear, Levi Fermbiner, Gill Harter, Dan Hoffman, and Arthur Allaman. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Deffenbach ends with a clock gift and a singing of a hymn. Improvements in schooling and church talks noted amid day to day exchanges and social visits.
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Hamuel Rhoads
Lehman Church
Joshua Liggett
Uhrichsville
Geveral
Frank
John Antlea
Joseph Mangus
Meg Spelchear
Gerberle
Levi Fermbiner
J. O. Altland Hous
Gill Harter
Doc
Buchanan
Smithville
Dan Hoffman
Walters
Infirmary
Arthur Allaman
Lehman
Wooster
Rev
Oachel
Mrs. Deffenbach
Death notices from Wayne County and nearby areas in 1807
The record lists multiple obituaries including JOANW KINTNER aged about 52 who died April 4 1807 near Madisonburg from ulceration of the small intestine, Samuel Rhudes aged 82 with funeral led by Rev Kieffer near Lehman church, and Parker Patterson a 25 year old Methodist member whose funeral was held on a Sunday with Rev Martindale officiating.
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John W. Kintner
Wayne County
Madisonburg
Kintner
Telves
Lehman Church
Samuel Rnvades
Jan Herre Derr
Brumpter
Wooster
Samuel Rhuades
Somerset County
Rev I . Kieffer
Parker Patterson
Congress
Methodist Church
Martindale
How to Test Urine for Kidney Trouble and Swamp Root
A vintage advertisement describes urine testing for kidney disease by settling in a bottle. It claims staining linen proves kidney trouble and suggests frequent urination or back pain as signs. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, with claims of relief for kidneys liver bladder and urinary issues. It offers samples and pledges paper guarantee of genuineness.
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Kuilmer
Draggiata
Waynes Corstry
Binghamton, NY
Midnight Burglary Suspect Confesses in Store Break In
Oliver Leiner reports a Monday night arrest of White Neider, about 1 square, after a break in at 11 PM. Reider allegedly forced a rear window, spent 30 minutes inside, taking a suit, $12 in jewelry, and cash. He claims to have acted alone though an accomplice is suspected. past daylight burglary conviction noted.
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Oliver Leiner
White Neider
Geiselman
Young Reider
Galt
Treclaimie
Married In St Louis Sylvester Scovel Weds in Secret Ceremony
The Cleveland Leader reports that Sylvester Scovel, a Cuban correspondent from this city, married Frances Cabanne in St. Louis on Monday. The bride, 25, is sister of Date Cabanne, and guests were limited to immediate relatives as news of the wedding surprised society. The couple’s nuptials followed Scovel’s return from Cuba.
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Harry Scovel
St. Louis
Fio Cleveland
Leader
Taeaday
Sylvester Scovel
Quban
Frances Oabanne
Scovel
Qube
Wedding Plans Amid War Call to Athens by Vandalia
The report notes a hurried wedding planned in Jonesville as Mr. Scovel faces a summons from a New York newspaper to proceed to Athens as a war correspondent. Miss Cabannond agrees to join her fiancé by telegraph and travel with him to the war zone. They must catch the Vandalia by noon Monday to depart New York Thursday.
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Jone
Scovel
New York
Athens
St. Louia
President Jackson and the treasury clerk’s bill dispute
A broken, garbled tale recounts how a landlady sought payment from a Jackson-era clerk. The clerk’s note was shown to Andrew Jackson, who advised placing it in the bank to decide who must pay. The note was deposited and paid, with an apology from the clerk.
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Amin Wd Jackson
Treasury
Ware House
Se Jackson
Shallasial
Andriw Jackson
Mit
Gini
Misjudged His Companion on a Lake Steamer
A New York Tribune traveler recounts a Lake St. Louis voyage mishap. After a berth mix up, the narrator’s gold watch and pocketbook vanish only to reappear when a fellow passenger, a wealthy Englishman, wakes and reveals the items had slipped through the bed’s woven springs. The pair become friends en route to Duluth.
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Duluth
Ven Ments
New York Tribune
Pleasant birthday visit ends in unexpected awakening
Neighbors recount a pleasant gathering at Commissioner Miller and wife home. On Saturday they planned a birthday celebration and traveled to Creaton to work on a newly purchased lot. They were unaware their son Zeno trailed behind in a wagon loaded with wood toward Greston.
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Miller
Mr. Miller
Creaton
Greston
Mrs. Miller
Zeno
Surprise housewarming spreads kindness at Miller home
Inquiring guests learned they must hurry back home. Mrs Miller and her son arrived first, Mr Miller followed, finding about twenty five friends and neighbors awaiting. A cozy feast followed with plenty of food and music by Mosars Dulin, Gronder, Kiasinger and Feeman.
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Mosars Dulin, Gronder
Kiasinger
Feeman
Planting trees and locals report from Ashland area
The item notes a civic growth ethic with a proverb about planting a tree and gifts that grow. It records local news including a suspicious man named Johnson asking for work and alms, multiple social calls, and minor incidents. It also mentions a dramatic club formation, travel notes, and Rev J G Black delivering a sermon on "Wait on the Lord" at Wavane church.
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J G Black
Wavane Church
Yeaterday
Wayne
Walt
Personal Paragraphs Highlight Local Visits and Prohibition Scene
W L Gillam of Lima visited friends in the city last week while Mra R J Smith returns from Pittsburg. Examinere Kelly, Adair and Zaring were in town Saturday. Jesuo Warner returns to duty at Craighesad’s grocery after illness. Prof W W Wallace attends the Prohibition State Convention in Columbus. Prof J G Black came home from a trip to the seat state. John Eberhart, formerly with the Herald, graduates today from Columbus Dental College. Brof Compton of the University attends the Ohio College Association meeting in Columbus. Mrs Geo I Woner spends Sabbath in Berea with her parents, recently returning from California. Mine Mary Hoffman and Mr Jos Robinson of Loudonville guests at C E Hoffman’s home. Mrs Geo Corban and children of Morris Illinois visit Mr and Mrs Martin Fanck. E D Glasgow of Madisonburg and J W Onller of Wooster township attend the State Prohibition Convention at Columbia. Dr G J Kirkwood and wife plan an extended visit to New England states for the summer. J W McClarran the veteran teacher attends the Prohibition State Con-
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W L Gillam
Lima
Mra
R.J Smith
Pittsburg
Allegheny —County
Kelly, Adair
Zaring
Jesuo Warner
Craighesad
J. G. Black
John Eberhart
Herald Office
Columbus Dental College
Brof. Compton
Ohio College Association
Columbus
Geo. I. Woner
Berea
California
Mary Hoffman
Jos, Robinson
Loudonville
C. E. Hoffman
Geo
Corban
Morris, Ill
Martin Fanck
G. J. Kirkwood
New England States
J. W. McClarran
Prohibitionist Senator and Rev Thomas Marshall D D Visit City
He l native and faithful Prohibitionist votes as he prays. Rev Thomas Marshall D D of New York Field Secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions spoke at Kanke Chapel and the First Presbyterian church delivering strong lectures that left a deep impression.
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Vention
Sanduaky
Findlay
Thomas Marshall D. D
New York
Presbyterian Board of Forego Missions
Kanke Chapel
First Presbyterian Church
There a Promise Of Freedom In The Wilderness Today
A poetic wartime style reflection speaks of hope and resilience across a long night. It invokes longing for freedom as hardship endures with the promise that the Promised Land and harvest will come tomorrow, urging youth to endure and sow seeds today.
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Earth
Hell
Market price list and local notices from Wooster
The fragment lists multiple grocery and farm product prices in a Wooster marketplace including butter eggs lard peaches cabbage onions apples rice wheat barley flaxseed wool and wood. It also advertises wedding cabinets souvenir cards and school closing exercises programs available at the Herald Office in the N E Corner Public Square Wooster.
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Oorgactspay
Oxalonxan & Co
Cholco
John Willaman
Tloouer
Herald Office
N. E
Wooster
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J. W. Onller
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Frednock Way
the Tailor
East Liberty St
Wooster, O
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Johnson & Taylor
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Nice Brook
L. BR
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Attorneys AT Law
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Side Paolosquare
Ohio
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Ofice
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W. W. Firestone
N. Maxezr
Wooster, Ohio
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Fischer
Hoxsie’s
Hoxsie
Buffalo
N.Y
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Adair
Sake Next
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Chas
Hanpert
Wee League
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Puniversity Chapel
Compton
Weatmlster
First Presbyterian Chruror
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Beateiies
Brets
UNITED_FRESETTERLAB
Pat Beaver
Campbell
M. WY
P. Macker
Young Peoples Bar
Pin ‘An
Bowman St
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North Eastoorner
Larwill
Ray
W. W. Oriley
D.D
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DB Robinson
Kabpath
Bethany Baptist
North Market
Wonen
Mimboasy
Young Ladies Auxiliary
Reformed Churoe
Cornel Aorth
Buckeye
Bey
Babson
Pastor
Toee
Banday
Bohol
Feaa
Fee
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Rectory Meat Eorth
Bervicea
Disciples Church
North Buckeye St
Ross
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Young Baogie
Weahescar
Church OF God
Routh Fittest
Key
W. P- Small
Berrom
Gabbath Bakool
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