Ure Dust Adles Wooster Union Second Class Matter Notice
Notice describes 19th century newspaper publication terms including subscription rates 4 dollars per year before April 1 1899 and 75 cents per year after. It requests author name and address for communications and mentions editorial restrictions and publication controls.
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Yowning Buck
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Lerimetun
Prohibition Debate Shapes Columblus State Convention
Ohio political tensions rise as Prohibition forces rally toward the Columbus state convention. Campaigns weigh liquor laws, reform groups gain student and church support, and key figures in Wooster, Illinois, and Rhode Island push for legislation and enforcement. Mayor Smith action considers officer Grist reinstatement amid council split.
Local Notes and Elections Stir in Quiet Rural Area
Farmers, townsfolk and families appear in a scattered northern county update. Joseph Bader returns from Barberton while Malvin Lilly and Pertz-Shirper win spring positions. Jacob Hater and others attend a gathering. School begins with Mr. Blough teaching. J K Ifoasteter named director of No. 7. residents visit and host sisters in birthday events.
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Lertion
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Jacob Hater
Fan
Blough
J K_ Ifoasteter
A. Branneman
Lula
Smithville
John Willaman
Mary Laughlin Miller Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Mary C Miller widow of William R Miller died at noon Thursday April 1 at her Nold Ave home. She was 63 years 66 months and 16 days old and died after a few hours illness. She was the oldest daughter of Alexander Laughtin and leaves one son and two daughters. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with interment in Wooster cemetery. Gravers will leave Wooster May 1 for Applecrook.
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Mary C Mliler
William R. Miler
Nold Ave
Alexander Laughtin
Wooster
Easter at the Churches in Wooster year report
The reformed church received 2 22 members with 35 added that year and 2 deaths. Donations totaled 1419 dollars with 217 for numbers. Deacons elected Ira Deer John Rosgell Chan BE Walbem. Sunrise services, special sermons, and musical programs marked episcopal and Lutheran services. Fifty attend Sabbath school and communion services featured. several churches noted improved sanitary efforts and outreach.
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Eder
Bahl
Ira Deer
John Rosgell
BE Walbelm
Transfers Of Real Estate In Ashland County
Real estate transfers recorded by the county recorder list deeds and quit claims for properties in Ashland and nearby townships. Notable entries include Frederick Naas bahm to John Amie for lot 11 in Applereck and multiple 60 to 80 acre parcels in Franklin two with prices ranging from 540 to 3000 dollars.
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Frederick Naasbahm
John Amie
Applereck
Troutman
Margaret O. Peters
Milton J. Peters
Shreve
Thomas
Force
Mathew F. McKelvey
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Thoman
Wm P Force
Alma F. Force
Quartet Adds to Church Membership in Prolific Pastorate
At the sermon’s end seven parishioners were baptized four joined by probation six by letter raising total church membership to sixty five since the conference. During the present pastorate two hundred thirty have been received with an average of fifty per year and seventeen on probation. Five months’ giving totaled four thousand dollars reducing debt to three thousand one hundred with a five percent interest. The church plans further payments and looks to renewed outreach without financial burden.
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Anadcial Burdans
The Stove and Tin Man Advertisement by Scott Billman
Scott Billman promotes spouting and tin work at The Stove and Tin Man. Call and save with plate pricing opposite Everhard 10th Barn, Wooster.
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Real estate deeds filed for transfers in Chester and Piasa townships
Administratora deed from Jacob Harmon and Amos Harmon to Chester for 180 acres in Chester township totals 5550. Quitclaim deeds record 83 acres in Chester to George M Young from John A. Gant and Sara Akin, each with 350 and 600 dollars. Other quitclaims note 80 acres to George M Young from John Young for 1000 and 83 acres from Rachel Wagner to George M Young for 700 in Chester and Cheater townships. Suit data lists undivided one fifth of 273 acres in Piasa township and lots 6 7 9 9 in Blachleyville with 1980 dollars. Mortgage-like quitclaims total 273 acres in Piasa with Lots 6 7 8 9 in Blachleyville valued at 1890. Warranty deeds show John Van Nos ad to Mary Burden for 46 acres in Clinton township at 1300 and Sydney J Fryer to Mary Burden for 22 acres in Clinton township at 300.
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Amos Harmon
Philip Harmon
M I. Amyeer
Chester
John A. Gant
George M Young
Cheatar Township
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George
M. Young
Chester Township
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Plasa Township
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