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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
3
An account describes a bizarre incident where a stray animal or figure appears near a death scene. The piece includes disjointed dialogue about fear, pursuit, and a hotel clerk reference. The narrative voice suggests confusion and danger with fragmented recollections.
From Juan Cervara's notes in the Southwestern Corridor, a strange red fish inhabits a hot spring basin near the Mascos River. The diminutive pikelike creatures, with pinkish bodies and bright eyes, feed on iron-rich moss rather than worms. They live deep underground, with hundreds in the spring, rarely disturbed besides Cervara’s specimen catches.
Breckinridge News reports J P Bart of Barrett's Ferry near Fordsville cut a white oak from his farm. The stump measured ninety fockes across and he hauled forty eight feet of log toward Bough river using eight horses and a log wagon, paying a neighbor.
An unofficial report from Wayne County on November 6 notes preliminary vote counts and local results. The item highlights early figures and indicates ongoing tally reviews by county election officials.
Local notices report Mrs. Eberhart injuring foot on a nail, typhoid illness among Gorden family, and the Columbus auditors meeting slated for November 20 and 21. Other items include deaths, weddings, a warping Lincoln statue completion for 945,500, and a Wooster man injured by a folding machine.
Jan. Biliott secures a contract to contaminate 180 tons of coal for Wooster school building. W. A. Mason of West Salem collapses on election night after a cataloged injury to the head. Next Congress hosts two teachers' meetings at Pleasant Home on Saturday, December 1. Mrs. Geo. McKee, 45, dies Tuesday night in Pisintwp. funeral Thursday morning. Frank Bittner of Blackleyville fractures skull after falling from a hay wagon. Lance Flickinger's son dies after a horse kick near Blachleyville. funeral Sunday. Mrs. Hair of Blachleyville dies November 3 after diphtheria. nine children survive.
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