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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
4
The document lists county officer term lengths and start dates after elections. It notes Probate Judge three years beginning February after the election, Auditor three years beginning September, and other offices with varied three two year terms and start days in January September October or August following elections.
Mrs Myrtle Beelman visits Sire. Miss Anna Brenneman of Chicago is home on leave. Wayne County Sunday Robot Rally set for next Saturday at Polot Breeze. Mrs Lydia Kenifenan of Georgetown died Friday and burial follows. Mrs Lottie Koosss returns from Akron visit. Mrs Frank Kieffer of Marshallville spent a week at the M K parsonage. Mrs Ricker of Peru Ind was a guest of West last week. A B Gettleman and Brenneman drove to Manfield on business. Shawnee Bill's show drew spectators Wednesday. John Mishler went to Mt Gilead on business. Rev Smith visiting his brother in Pennsylvania. Rural free delivery promised for the farming community. Miss Maria Smith of Boston is home on vacation. Mrs Christ Brenner near town suffering with dropsy. Mrs Roamer summoned to Manfeld by sickness of her brother. Glen McConnell of Applecreek seen on our streets today. Mrs Zora Onskey of Western Star visiting Miss Icie Moore Eberly.
Mt Eaton Mine Amy Adams of Canal Dover and Mine Sadie Schlafy visited in the area. Lundy Rauvain of Dalton visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Sam Stauffer and family visited Grace and Lemuel Harrold of Wooster. Mrs John Welegarber visited with their parents. M W Beacom of Cleveland was a hotel guest over Sunday. Rev J H Beck has nearly recovered and spoke briefly. Presbyterian pulpit by Mr Van Gillam of Wooster, formerly of this place. Mr Poil Hoth spent Sunday in Canton visiting friends.
The Annual Business Men's Picnic offers a round trip to Cedar Point on Wednesday August 1 at 1.25. City Band and Uniform Rank K of P organize a cheap excursion with B and O rail to seat twelve to fifteen hundred travelers. Proceeds fund absorbent costs for both organizations and aim for a profit. Geo. Plummer Jr. confirms the plan.
The article discusses horse feeding practices, advising against overfeeding with grain and proposing a balanced ration. It recommends fine-cut feed mixed with straw, small amounts of oH and oats, and hay, with warm weather access to pasture mixtures like Kentucky blue grass and orchard grass to maintain health and vigor.
Proper milking timing and regularity, pure water, shade, and shelter from cold weather are essential. Treat cows like family, keep milking clean, and ensure milk remains sweet. Filthy milk loses customers. kindness and hygiene drive profitability in dairying.
A recent W A Henry work questions the poisonous principle in cottonseed and its effects on hogs. The text notes uncertain causes from seed toxicity to meal changes and cites authorities who deem cotton seed meal fatal to hogs, with reports of hogs thriving briefly before dying.
The article discusses potash needs for peach trees and caution with mineral forms in dry regions. It praises crab apple for beauty and fruit, suggests careful placement, and emphasizes proper planting depth and early spring cultivation. It warns against exposing roots and excessive summer manuring to prevent loss and promote vigorous growth.
The passage urges shallow plowing in orchards and avoiding fruit trees on poor land. It recommends shrubs near homes, using wood ashes for lawns, proper orchard location, soil mixing with ashes, drainage on heavy land, scraping bark and whitewashing trunks, soil cultivation, and careful harvesting and marketing. It notes education for farmers and advises marketing fattening stock this month.
A tormented, crookedly backed outcast known as the Toad endures taunts from alley children and a life of hatred. After a shipboard encounter with a radiant woman who sings Jesus lover of my soul he is drawn to mercy, finds strength in her mercy, and saves her and himself during a ferry disaster, choosing a hopeful bond over bitterness.
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