Applecreek Local News And Obituaries
Applecreek notices list visits among residents including Mies Qlara McClure and Mrs. Georgia Brown with relatives in Fredericke horgapent, plus travels of Mrs. Harrie Jameson and Mrs. Amaafdb Gore. Mary Noland of Fredricksburg was in Applecreek. Mrs. Marion More, 70, died Aug 19 with service led by Rev Hackett. James Tasker died Aug 20 aged 86. A public sale at Wiltam Annat's shop and local travel news follow. Beware patent medicines. local notices include a catarrh cure ad from F Cheney & Co.
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Mies Qlara McClure
Clevaland
UW. E. Clark
Georgia Brown
Frederickehorgapent
Brown
Harrie Jameson
Neb
Burts
Munnon
Amaafdb Gore
Dr. Jameson
Rey
Hackett
Vernon
Algow Brother
Presbyterian Church
Maud Heas
Obautauqua
Story Jatoanon
John Fonts
Mise
Mary Noland
Fredricksburg
Applecreek
Marion More
Robert More
Wooster
Jerael
More
James Tasker
Dry victory seals Bt Ee on election with 11 vote margin
Resulted for the Drys the focal option election at Bt Ee on Saturday with 84 to 23 in favor. The contest was hotly debated by both sides as communities prepared for upcoming shipments and sales. A September 2 auction in Wooster advertised goods and farm implements to be sold at reduced prices. Rev H L Weltmer, former Presbyterian rector, died of typhoid in Rochester Indiana while visiting Wooster. An O A & O Ry special train service was listed for the Democratic Convention in Zanesville with August 28 to 30 schedules and round trip rate.
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Bt. Ee
St Wooster
Bila
Hanvixa & Co
H. L. Weltmer
Presbyterian
Dalton
Rochester
Ind
Wooster
Hone
Wooster University
Ft. Wayne Ave
Zanesville
Killbuck
Scott Billman Spotlight on Stove and Tin Trade
Scott Billman markets stove and tin ware calling for tin plate spoutings at Averharde and Barn locations with price details for car equivalents. note mentions of Wooter and Shop terms.
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Scott Billman
Stove
Tin Man
Averharde
Barn
Wooeter
Marriage Licenses Listed From Wooster and Orrville
Perry E. McQonnel of Wooster and Olsra Graber of Orrville wed under Rev. Wilhelm. Harvey Smith of West Salem and Florence B. Jacobs of West Salem seek licenses as well. The Eye Specialist Dr. Frederick Platt will hold weekly hours at the Yoder House Parlors from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Fridays.
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Perry E. McQonnel
Wooster
Olsra Graber
Orrville
Rev. Wilhelm
Harvey Smith
West Salem
Florence B. Jacobs
Frederick Platt
Yoder House
Dreaming of Our Dollar Shirts Window Prank
A New Orleans window dresser recalls a Chicago store stunt that drew crowds by staging a sleeping porter as a lifelike wax figure. Passersby laughed, the curtain dropped, and the ruse increased the dresser’s pay, though subsequent attempts failed.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Clark Street
Times Democrat
Second-Hand Church Pew Trade and Oddities
The article describes a dealer in second-hand building materials who buys church pews torn from retiring or rebuilt churches. Pews may find use in country chapels or schools, with supply and demand varying. A carved stone head once found outside the dealer’s office drew attention and sold to a seaside resort owner. Much material travels 50 to 100 miles, but some shipments go farther, including mahogany doors or mantels to Texas or California. Also notes county teachers’ examinations and summer travel ads for Mackinac Island steamship service and Great Lakes trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
California
Low Fare to Philadelphia for Grand Army Encampment
Special excursion fares to Philadelphia for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment September 4 to 6. One cent per mile rates from many Pennsylvania stations with through service and ten day stopovers in Baltimore Washington and the National Capital. Return limit September 12, tickets good on direct routes via Pittsburgh and Harrisburg with through cars and coaches. Apply to local ticket agents or A G Dusen, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Grand Army of the Republico
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hoke
Baltimore
National Capital
Pittsburg
Washington
Philia
Farriaborg
Penosylvania
Ania
Fe Dusen
Pittaurg
Philadelphi
G. A. RN
America
Atandard
Directucas
Philadelphias
National Capitol
Nearcat Tekst
Fennaylvanis Hines
Pennsylvania Lines Excursions Offer Low Fares for Encampment
Railroad tickets via Pennsylvania Lines advertise low round trip fares for the G A R National Encampment in Philadelphia and other events. Features include no car changes, daylight routes, stopovers at Washington and the National Capitol, extended return limits, and special excursions to New York and Ohio State Fair. Details available from local ticket agents and G W Leyde.
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New York
Pennsylvania Lines
Wooster
Locat
G.W. Loyola
Bayon
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Appleureer
Wiltam Annat
Midge
Barker Boye
Jos. V. Collins
Stevena Point
Wisconsin
Eee
Pb 9
F Cheney &Co
Tole Nod Isvaken Eternas
Mackinac
Aare A. Bonants
O. P
Detroit
Rich
Flrat-claan
Oterslland
Toledo
Detroit and Mackinat
Cleveland
Mackinac Island
Great Lakes
Mich
France
Spain
Craigyhead & CO
National
Bath
Norwell
Doxsey
Iranco
Curtin
Badair
Preat
Doylestown
Oil
Zaring
Creston
R. A. Leisy
Clork
LB Critentotdar,R—Gritebilett J
Attorneys AT Law
Preotica
Quinby Block
Sido Public Square
Noo
Omg
City Book Bindery
Sveocinzkv
Jacob Fischer
Anrons
Cossmenern Nework
Philadelperia
Pennsyvania Lines
Vis Pennaylvanie
Columbus
Ohio
Union Veteran Legion
Baltimora
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tha
J. & Ohio
H. N. Mateer, M.D
E. Bowman
St. Orrick Hopus
Telophono
Deatral
A Gleveland
Buclid Ave
Howburg
Guy's
Akron
Cincinnati
Ly Golumbus
Weaverville
Uenterburg
Gambler Millers Ee
Newburg
Alvreanu
Muri
Ous Bho
YM Aw MN
Ox Dale
Deesden
Millerbury Sruduur
Warsaw
Laveland
Wincinnall
Claveland
Pingatl
Cuncabus
Tisad
Woruland
Wyatwod
Upton
Gaa
Onion Depot
Aleeper
CA. & CO Stalioos Uhroo Boura
Uannegan
U F Daly
Au'tou
Fess
Fam
Winterringer
North High Biree Columbus
Wacker Bros
Delrand
Seda
Deghead
DeLaNd & CO
Yalrpert
Harding & Co
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