Fragmented Herald Classifieds From The Must Vieway Edition
The page presents ad rates and policy notes from The Heralds classified section with garbled text. It mentions advertising rates, subscription continuations, changes of address, and communications guidelines, all in a dense industrial type. Names, dates, and clear entities are mostly obscured by OCR errors.
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North
Kan
Downing
Mtvrh
Ium
Amtmli Times
Brit Colys
Geutecelpina
Peter Lo Ager
Peitie
Puslane
Man Sets Dry Pace in Worcester Last Thursday
A letter notes that rectifying a mistake proves honest intent as Mr Eaton led Worcester last Thursday by going dry. The writer expresses hope others will follow suit and rectify past errors.
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Mr. Eaton
Wooster
Wooster Saloon Debate Echoes Through Town
In a fiery Wooster column residents warn that bloodless victories veil lasting scars from alcohol conflicts. They argue a weeklong public readout of the saloon tale could banish the institution, asserting laws won’t sober everyone but can curb open temptation and sway indecisive crowds.
Township petition collects excess signatures for election
A circulated petition gathered more than the required signatures to force an election. It will swiftly affect the area just south of the city limits near the glass works. The reports say it is June night and day, or so claimed.
Wooster saloon keeper murder case at Highland Park
A report details an incident at Highland Park where Wooster’s saloon keeper was killed. The account questions motives, noting the victim died by his own hand amid claims of whisky driving him to drink, yet law protection remains cited.
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Highland Park
Petition Signers and Saloon Privilege Debate
Readers debate a Wooster petition to close the saloon. The writer argues that refusing to sign the petition does not deny others a chance to express themselves about the saloon and that opposing the petition supports the saloon by logical extension.
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Wooster
Nottingham Citizen Praises Local School Superintendent
A Nottingham Notting ham citizen editorial lauds Supt. H A Redfield former Wooster student for public service and leadership amid a local education question. The writer commends Redfield as a man of convictions guiding the village’s schools and civic life.
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Nottingham
Cleveland
H A R Dteld
Wooster
Heracp
Yitaraa
H A Redfield
Saloon Location Sparks Cemetery Row in Town
In an Indiana town a lawsuit centers on where to place a saloon near a cemetery. The dispute argues the graveyard’s proximity makes the site inappropriate and highlights the broader clash between saloon access and moral grounds. Local residents debate whether the saloon should be allowed near the cemetery grounds.
Blindness From Wood Alcohol Warned By Baltimore Doctor
Dr Tlerbert Haran of Baltimore cautions that wood alcohol when ingested or used as a drink causes blindness and death. He notes a rise in wood alcohol use by chemists during the current decade and cites dangerous prices and availability, urging action to stop the spread of the toxin.
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Tlerbert Haran
Baltimore
Jamaica
Progestor Movement Gathers Support For Wooster Reform
A large Opera House audience backing Wooster redemption from the saloon heard Mahlon Roach present Local Option findings. The report showed petition signatures met the law, urging council reversal and denouncing opposition. L E Runkle urged action to protect Christian community values and youth from liquor, with another meeting planned for next Sabbath at 2:30.
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Wooster
Audiencon
Opera House
Hong
E.ough
Roach
L E Runkle
Bla
Wooater
Huw
Comeil Committee
Rey Fulton
College Ave
Ohio
Kean
Local option vote narrows in February election
Mr Raton voted dry and Mr Faton also chose dry in a close local option contest on Thursday February 5 with 36 voting dry and 29. Mrs George Biss widow of the late Hon George Bliss former Capgresa member from this district died in New York on February 6.
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Faton
George Biss
George Bliss
Capgresa
New York
Generous Gift for Wooster Bequest to Wooster by Andrew Carnegie
A letter explains a proposed bequest to Wooster by Andrew Carnegie. If the city passes a council resolution to maintain a free public library at a minimum cost of 1250 dollars yearly and provide a suitable site, Carnegie would provide 12500 dollars to erect a library building. The Wooster Public Library trustees respond with thanks and outline steps, including securing a site and obtaining council approval.
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Wooster
Andrew Carnegie
James Mullins
Wonster
Carfepie
Jas Bertram
Jamee Bertram
Woveter
Thask
Carnegie Moat
Carnegie
Pres Biard
Trustees
Wooster Public Library Association
Canaan Community Events and Obituaries Highlight Week
The Canaan area hosts a busy week with religious meetings, social events, and notices. A valentine social is planned at Thos Fetzer residence, and the Presbyterian ladies meet at Mrs. John Snell’s. Illness touches Kate Ritter and others. Harry Hohn funeral services were held last Thursday. A temperance program at the Presbyterian church on Feb 16 features a full schedule led by Miss Hazel Russell and Rev C L McLeod.
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Lattasburgh
Kate Ritter
Meda Wood
B F Hoisington
Mra
John Snell
Thos Fetzer
Valentine
Sham
Toledo
Chicago
Wil! Collins
Seville
Karl Betz
Whittlesy
Canaan
Harry Hohn
Thareday
Presbyterian Church
Sheeley
Mr Hohn
Christian Endeavor Noviety
Canaan Presbyterian Church
Hazel Russell
Ethel White
Jacek Lichty
Misses Reese
Merrie Herman
C. B. Whoneettler
Ralph Sacil
Mary Marshall
Gertrude Fetzer
Uariette
Gail Bake
D. R. McFaddeo
Elaie Wicks
Mabel Fetzer
Thos
Russell
C. L. McLeod
Let Well Enough Alone In Wooster Liquor Debate
A Wooster reader argues against temperance pressure to abolish saloons. The letter defends regulation, cites personal liberty, warns of economic harm to the town, and urges the council to respect the majority and avoid a bitter protracted fight. The writer claims not to oppose nonusers but emphasizes legality and local prosperity.
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Herarp
Mer
Weneter
Wooster
Xenia
Auc
Yvou
van Nest
Smyaser
J B Minter
Rescht
Temperance call to unite against foolishness
A call to true temperance urges unity to overcome foolishness and push for constructive action, signaling a shared resolve to improve conduct and public life through collective effort.
Local Social Notes Highlight Spring Shifts and Visits
Smithville reports Mrs Levi Conrad hosted a sewing at her parents home with many friends. The Ladies Aid raised funds at the Methodist church social. Community members note building changes, new houses for spring, and visiting relatives. Missionary society met to discuss Bread of Life in Mexico. Several residents recover from illness and prepare for seasonal changes in the village.
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Levi Conrad
Weiternville
C Blough
Summit
Methodist Church
H &. Baker
Aon Ellis
Baker
J. Misshler, Sr
Gerry Galligher
Sterling
Myrtle Beelman
Wadaworth
Powef Mansfield
Corman
Merchant Gettleman
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Lida
Mexico
Eliot Mackey
Grippe
James Houston
Olivesbury
Verna Baker
Creston
Quimay Arline Saunders
Hartle Hotel
J Gorman
Addario
LARIAGE LICENSES REPORTED FOR SEVERAL COUPLES
Julius Kaltwasser and Ethel Plack of Wooster. J G Benson and Jennie M Cramer of Fredericksburg. Jobo Lytle of Orrville and Lizaia McClallan i of Dalton. Isaac A. Douglass of Burton City and Rebecca E Charlton of Dalton. A W Kechliman of North Lawrence and Efile M Bookquarter of Dalton.
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Julius Kaltwasser
Ethel Plack
Wooster
J G Benson
Jennie M Cramer
Fredericksburg
Jobo Lytle
Orrville
Lizaia McClallan i
Dalton
Isaac A. Douglass
Burton City
Rebecca E Charlton
A.W Kechliman
North Lawrence
Efile M Bookquarter
Penesylvania Limes Excursion Fares Advertised
For information about fares and details, apply to Ticket Agents of Penn sylvvania Lines. Madri Gran Excursions to New Orleans, Mobile and Pensacola. From the 17th to the 22d inclusive, excursion Acketa to New Orleans. Ls. s Mobile, Ala., such Pensacola, Fla., will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines.
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Pennsylvvania Lines
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Ala
Fla
Pennsylvania Lines
Colonist Tickets to California and Northwest Points
Second class colonial tickets from February 16 to April 30 will be sold at tow fare via Pennsylvania Line. Tickets to California North Pacific Coast points Montana and Idaho are included.
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California
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Idaho
Pennsylvania
University Notes Outline Local Illness and Campus Events
Mrs W H Wilson was called to Mt Vernon by her father's illness and death, with the funeral held Sabbath morning. Prof Wilson attended. Dr W J Erdmann spoke at Westminster and addressed the C K society. Prof J G Black will talk on his summer Rocky Mountain campaign. New science building work nears completion and recitations began in Scovel Hall. Citizens Electric Railway of Manefield increased capital stock to 1,000,000 and plans extensions to Norwalk Wooster Ashland and Cantor. Ferdinand Bonar visited Westminster with Mr Yocum.
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Verda Brubaker
Akron
J. Schrock
Jessie Yoder
Greenville
Zimmanter
Navarre
Brant
J B Mishler
East Mesa
Coulter
Weater
Charles McGill
Orrville
D Sander
Hattie Wheeler
Ashland
Effie Korat
Elma Kauffman
Creston
C. R. Miller
Cleveland
Simon Miller
W. H Wilson
Mt. Vernon
Wilson
Westminster Pilae
W J Erdmann
Germantown
Erdmann
C. K. Society
J G Black
Rocky Mountain
Academy
Scovel Hall
Severance Hall
Ferdinand Bonar
Smithville
Apent
Citizens’ Electric Railway Company of
Manefield
Norwalk
Wooster
Cantor
Baltimore & Ohio Excursions Information Contact
For further information call or address nearest Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent, or BN Austin, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Austin
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Cheap Homeseek Era and Colonist Rates
Baltimore and Ohio announces cheap Homeseek era and Colonist rail rates to southern western and northwestern points. Tickets sold on the first and third Tuesdays of each month until April 21 1903. See nearest B and O ticket agent or write M G Carrel D P A Cleveland Ohio.
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Addreaa M G Carrel
D. P
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Announces New Orleans Excursion Tickets
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets February 17 to 22 to New Orleans Mobile Alabama Pensacola Florida and return valid until February 28. Call on B and O agent Sgente for details.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New Orleans
Mobile
Alm
Pensacola
Fla
B &O
East Linerty Livestock Market Report Fubroary 10
Osttis Supply light market ready with quotes for prime and good cattle, heifers, cows, and hogs. Market active for midweek trading with ranges for prime heavy, heavy Yorkers, lambs, wethers, and spring lambs across several grades and weights.
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Fubroary
Osttis
Eady
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