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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1899
Page
4
The article urges planting season readiness and stresses seed quality. It praises Landreth's Seeds as dependable, arguing good seed yields better results even for less experienced gardeners. It asks readers if they desire a thriving garden and seeds that grow.
Dalton miners face new jobs as the mines close and pumping gear is removed. John Decker survived a mine accident when a large rock crushed him, with injuries described as back, face, and body bruises. Community members attend church, migrations and family updates appear amid memorials and high school graduation news.
The Progressive Farmers Association will meet at Prof. Chase Thorne's home on Thoraday April 27, 199 at 10 o'clock Muse. Selection, Recitation, and discussion topics include Potatoes and The Apples of Our Boyhood. Speakers include Mre. Emilie B Case, Misa Mag gie Stitt, Mr. W. A. Bruce, and Ben Wilson.
Mrs. Louisa Sastbaum died just east of Wooser on Friday morning after a brief illness. She had been in town a few days.
The Wooster Presbytery held a meeting in Shelby with about forty five ministers and elders present. Installations were planned for Rev. Obio Harter at Oreston, while a call from Doyleatown faced funding delays before final disposition.
Dr Frederick Pratt will again attend the Yoder House Parlour Wednesday and Thursday April 10 and 20. Wayne Twip No 7 Mrs Charles Woner returns to Ashland. Farmers plow for crop. some sowed. Mary O Hair and Roy visited Burbank last week. Edward Winkler takes milk route for Willaman season. Daniel Davdeon buys new bogey. W A Cantler brings home new survey from Wooster Hardware. Infant son of Joseph Bacher ill. Mr and Mrs Anderson Wallace visit Plain township. Gospel meetings well attended. Messrs Murray Kirkwood and Noy 5 spoke. Mrs Thomas Pearce and Paul visit Wooster. Amos Momaw elected director for three years.
The article notes native fruits and cultivated varieties across North America from 16th to 19th century mentions, including chestnuts hazelnuts wild grapes and persimmons. It recalls Ralph Lane John Smith and Plymouth Colony accounts, then praises fifty years of horticultural progress, Concord grape development, and the growth of orchards, markets, and related industry in the United States. It closes with reflections on society, courts, and a Michigan writer praising horticulture as a civilizing force.
Specialist in diseases of the digestive organs blood liver kidney and lungs offers blood stomach fluid urine sputum testing for accurate diagnosis. Office hours 9 to 10 and 6 to 8 PM, telephone 16.
Dr John A Gann schedule lists office hours from 7 to 8 am and 12 to 8 pm with local times shown for OCAHD and N Central Standard Time. The notice mentions connections via Cleveland Wooster and Mackingam Valley and sets an effective date of May 1596.
A fragment details train numbers and schedules at Oraville with north south routes. Entries include No. 27 Ex 4 at 10 33am No 86 Ex 9 at 42am No 38 Ex 3 at 90pm No 3 Mail at 25pm and No 28 Ex 10 at 83pm.
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