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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note from Wooster Post Office appears to reference an advertisement category or matter, with unclear wording and missing details. No concrete names, dates, places, or actions are discernible for a fuller summary.
A Wooster newspaper appeal urges Christian readers to vote for Prohibition this November, arguing that saloons ruin homes and schools. It condemns party loyalties that shield the liquor trade and stresses the need for continual mobilization against the saloon as a pervading national threat.
A garbled but readable item notes Latferd, once abroad, returning to campus at Universita and rejoining the Muse Department for the term. It mentions President Scovel’s remarks, several faculty and students, and social events as the university resumes postwar activities.
Fragmentary OCR text references Golunhug charities and a 1 September ISO event, noting totals for cardior acres under cultivation and costs. Mentions 3,140 children, improvements estimate, and total probable venue of premises, but many words are garbled. no coherent narrative or dateable event present.
The Dalton Presbyterian congregation held weekly evening prayer services led by Pastor Balog and Rev Crugh of Allleraburg. Residents moved, visitors arrived, and local notable names from East Greenville, Wuoa ter, Stering, and nearby towns appeared, with Enlistment and college affiliations noted for several. A lively holiday visit pattern emerged as families and students returned or prepared to depart for Wooster, Ada, and State University.
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