Advertising rates and subscription terms update
The notice outlines advertising rates effective after April 1 1802 with advance payments and copy deadlines by Tuesday noon. It details subscription renewal and refund terms, address changes, and that postal communications require the sender name and new address for attention. It also warns about obectionable advertising and outlines continued subscriptions until discontinued.
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Emmy
Varenruch Sheald
Portage
North Carolina Dry Law Expands Across Counties
The state local option law now makes all counties dry in North Carolina. The London Day News warns about liquor advertising and reports about $50,000 annual payments previously made. Australian Temperance World weighs in on moral obligations and public behavior in marriage.
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North Carolnna
London Day News
Temperance World
Sydovy
Cluthes
Nike
Catholic and Protestant Unite to Solve Public Problems
Bishop Mesaingr of the Roman Catholic Church calls for Catholic and Protestant unity to address temperance public morality and other issues affecting the public good. He urges cooperation to strengthen moral foundations and social welfare.
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Mesaingr
Prohibition State Ticket Named for Office Beacons
The ticket lists governor Roy Nelson and Creamer of Qolum bhua as candidates for governor and lieutenant governor Captain J SM Deat of Alexandria for lieutenant governor Porvie of Naw Lexington Yor is auditor with William Kingham of Lakeaide as treasurer K Jay Ploooy al ievelaod for supreme court judge and T Wubrovo of Mar tio a Ferry or Scio for attorney general Prof J H picks son Cooser for board of public works Benjamin Farqua har of New Wilmington runs as a board candidate.
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Roy Nelson DO Creamer
Qolum
J SM Deat
Alexandria
Porvie
Naw
Lexington
William Kingham
Lakeaide
Supreme Court
K. Jay Ploooy al
Uenural-T Wubrovo
Martio
Scio
J. H. Picks Son
Cooser
Board of Public Works
Neanjamin Farquahar
New Wilmington
Prohibition Party Platform Vows National Ban on Liquor
The Prohibition party of Ohio declares a complete prohibition stance at Springdale May 27 1003 pledging allegiance to the national platform. It denounces saloon influence and calls for abolition of manufacture importation and sale of intoxicating liquors and urges voters to back prohibition candidates in the upcoming elections.
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Ohlo
Springdold
God
Teliel
Chicago
Democravic Partiva
Vna Hinery
Ageran
Chidhood
State Central Committee corrected member list
The State Central Committee presents a corrected roster of its members elected at Springfield. Names include Macartney, Martino, Ayfold, Jotenn Wiley Kidney, Rev Eder ton, Rev Bo of Meahen, Woocaington, Covuraton, Portsmauth, Baker Arthur, James Nenjamin Zaneurille, Scott Bridgeport, Booth Canton, Danner Canton, Fol Akron, Case Cleveland, Talbot Cleveland and other listed delegates.
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Macartney
State Central Committee
Martino
Ccionatt
Hotlider Norwood
JC Ayfold
Daston
Jotenn Wiley Kidney
Watkine Ederton
Meahen Woocaington
Ieim
Cook
Urbana
Portsmauth
Baker Arthur
Robert Candy
Commbua
Bandusny
Mt. Qilead
State Executive Committees Formed With Members Named
The State Executive Committes was constituted as follows: FM Mecatines Chairman W. McDowell. Secretary John F Gregg Treasurer Robert Gandy Columbus AF MacLane Toledo ML Peeke Sandusky J B. Martin Cincinnati J. M. Scott Granville.
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Followe
W. McDowell
John F Gregg Trassurer
Robert Gandy Columbus
AF MacLane
Toledo
Peeke
Sandusky
J B. Martin
Cincinnati
J. M. Scott
Granville
Prohibitionists Rally for Personal Responsibility and God
Prohibitionists and the Anti Saloon League frame a moral vision linking nationwide temperance to citizenship. The piece cites Whitford Smith's Young America’s Responsibility and invokes divine duty, urging steadfast personal restraint and lawfulness as essential to societal welfare. An incident describes a runaway horse causing panic in Dalton with a decayed post causing the animal to bolt. bystanders are frightened but unharmed.
Marriages and a Birth Noted in Local Communities
Blossoms of unions and a newborn appear in small town notices. Frank Biller of Wooster and Ida Clark of Applecreek wed alongside Clarence E Bath of New Washington and Nettie May Moor of Morrland. John P Wagner of Ft Wayne Tod and Lillie M Griameld of Creston are listed with Trovd W Keener of West Salem and Erma R Ferguson of Con greas. Fred E Batz of Baerharton and Stella M Baker of Wooster also appear. A son was born to Ellsworth Rome and wife at their home on SS Henry at Stindaw, Aug 16.
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Frank Biller
Wooster
Ida Clark
Applecreek
Clarence E Bath
New Washington
Nettie May “Oor
Morrland
John P Wagner
Ft Wayne
Tod
Lillie M Griameld
Creston
Trovd W Keener
West Salem
Erma R Ferguson
Congreas
Fred E Batz
Baerharton
Stella M Baker
Ellsworth Rome
Henry
Stindaw
Sardine poisoning sickens two Wooster travelers
Promaine Pomoning Natt and Pearl McComas bought two cans of sardines in Akron on Tuesday. They opened one can on the train and the second on returning to Wooster, eating part of it before both fell seriously ill. Medical aid concludedptomaine poisoning. it took eight hours of effort to relieve the victims.
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Natt
Pearl McComas
Wooster
Akron
Wooster Library Building Funds Tied to Carnegie Gift
James Mulline, president of Wooster Public Library Board, informs Hoboken banker R A Franks that Carnegie Foundation will fund up to 15 000 for the Wooster library project with payments in installments on architect certificates. Franks confirms authorization to remit 2000 to 3000 dollars per draw and asks for board rules and timing for payments while trustees decide on a construction plan.
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Wooster Free Public Library
Banlding
Lhe Monory
Carnegie
James Mulina
Library Board of Trustees
James Multine Esq
Library Board
Wooster
RA Franks
Home Trust Company
Hohokun
Jas Bernay
R. Av Franke
Fay
Hoboken
James Hertram
Perschased Tod
Carti
Bertram
Loweet
James Milling
Board of Trustees
Wooster Public
Carhopre
Bray
Camp meeting notes and local obituaries in brief
The report lists several community deaths and funeral details including Mre Harvey Lindsey aged 46 and Mrs Rombaugh aged 64 with services led by Rev Cassel and Wm Kiefer respectively. Clarence Kopp of Red Haw, Mr Beagle and wife, and Mark Wright with Miss Mimnelright are noted. A telephone message from Jefferson about Mia Weltmer’s illness was received. she is improving. Mrs Henry Bihimer and daughter Clara had a serious accident during a trip home.
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Harvey Lindsey
Rev Cassel
Lindsey
George Brentzer
Wia
Jefferson
Mia Weltmer
John Spreng
Ashland
Lindsay
Henry Billbimer
Clara
Misa Clara
Mra Bihimer
Herry Brown
Wayne County Sunday School Convention Held At Doylestown
The eleventh annual Wayne County Sunday School convention convened at the M. Z. Church in Doylestown on Aug 26 27. The program featured delegations, praise services led by Rev Thos J Dagne and Rev W Browns, addresses by Rev Mr Pool and others, round tables, reports from county officers and state secretary Miss Martha Swanger, and a children's mass meeting at Presbyterian church with Rev R J Smith and Miss Ewalt directing.
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Wayne County
M. Z
Doylestown
Rey Thos
W Browns
Mr Pool
J. O. Clark
West Salem
WJ oHote
Orreille
J EB Tarner
Benedw von
Jennie Alotzger
Rittway
C. W. Birney
Easton
Ithie Sindy
J. E. Turner
Questisas
Home Dept
Martha Swanger
Orrville
Edith Clark
Salem
J B Mobler
Marshallvilla Ss
Round Table
Misa Clare Ewalt
Warren Co
JB Mobier
Misa Josaie Myers
C. R. Compton
Fredericksburg
Presbyterian Church
R. J. Smith
Mies Ewalt
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events
NSW PliTs Boa William Rader and wife of Dayton and others attend a Friday gathering with the Ookers and the Foly family. Clara Weaver visiting Mr Yoxheimer near Wellington. The Rice family reunion set for Thursday at Daniel Martin’s home, one mile south of Lattsburg. Citizens joined an excursion to Silver Lake Tuesday. Mrs D E B Glasgow and Mr and Mrs W L Piper plan Niagara Falls trip Thursday through Monday or Tuesday. Vanzhno Webb to leave for Welsh Gield Geauga County next week for winter. The Snader Easter gathering to be held at Grandmother Snader’s east of Ashland next Saturday. Harding & Co to hold a public sale of sawing machines, noted last week.
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William Rader
Dayton
Isase Mofler
L D. Leper
Ann Lytle
Frederickebury
Frank Snyder
Woosset
George Foly
Clara Weaver
Yoxheimer
Wellington
J H Ickes
Rice
Daniel Martin
Lattasvarg
Sliver Lake
D EB Glasgo
Wol
Piper
Niagara Falls
Sunda
Old Rye tavern to become a Revolutionary museum
The historic Rye tavern, a waypoint for Washington Lafayette and Adams, is to be preserved as a memorial by John E B Parsons and relatives. They bought the near 200 year old building for 15090 to prevent demolition and may display relics, maps, and records from Rye's early era in a local historical museum.
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Westchester County
New York
Rye
Washington Lafayette
Jon Adams
Boston
John EB
William IH Parsons
J H. Whittenwre
Eavilood
Great Britain
Heathcote
Jay Parsons
Wainwright Haviland Park
Peter Brown II
Washington
Lafayette
Flor
Rochambeau
Haviland
Horse Neck
Stamford
Webb
Wyoming Man Kills Mountain Lion With Teeth
Anson Sercoff of Torry Creek canyon Wyoming recounted a dangerous encounter while prospecting a mountain den. He wrestled the lion, blocked its bites, tore its throat with his teeth, and killed the animal, escaping with scratches. The eight foot skin was noted.
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Wyoming
Anson Sercoff
Torry Creek Canyon
Wye
Ike Sclour
Stan
Sercoff
New York Evening Post
Sugared Timber Burns to Hard Preserved Wood
Sugar treated timber is saturated with a sugar solution at rolling point and then dried at high temperature. The process fills pores with solid matter, vulcanizes the wood, preserves and seasons it, making moderately soft wood into a tough hard material without brittleness or cracking. London Globe reports growing interest in this method and its potential to enhance timber durability.
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London Globe
Aerial Navigation and Near-Term Airship Prospects
The article notes aerial navigation as a topic of strong interest for engineers who expect a near-future solution. It argues dirigible balloons and gas-bag airships are unlikely paths, while suggesting real airships remain distant from fruition.
Still Farming at 99 in Fort Fairfield Maine
On May 24 Uncle Ned Gigtey of Fort Fairfield Maine reached 99 and the next day celebrated by planting potatoes. He now has an acre in the ground after clearing woodland last year. He says he is old enough to know farming and strong enough to continue long. It’s not work but loafing around and feeding high that wears men out.
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Ned Gigtey
Fort Fairfield
Maine
Electric saws cut trees faster in French forests
In some French forests trees are felled by a platinum wire heated by electric current. The wire acts as a saw between two poles, producing less waste and surface charring that slows decay. Felling time can be as low as one eighth of the traditional sawing method.
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France
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Dalton Gazette
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Hostetler
Mra Stuck
Mra [Forn
Ranaway
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Cres
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Promaine Pomoning
Wooter
ANT Homme
Oo Weil
Mra Rombaugh
Wm Kiefer
Farr Haven
Clarence Kopp
Red Haw
Rev Wengerd
Roi Haw
Beagle
Braver Palisa
Burtin Ginter
Mark Wright
Mies Mimnelright
Redan
Mr and
Mia Sechriat
Garver
Thomas A Ablett
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Glennie
Mich
Weyns County
WL Neal
Woomer
Aml the Vicon
L. B. Myere
West Salew
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PliTs Boa
Harding & Co
Haviland's Inn
John Adams
Mayiland
Tamar Haviland
Theo
the Square House
Henry I. Penfield
Penfiel
Penfield
Old Chew Mansion
the Sons of the Daughters of the Revolution
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