Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Office
Real estate transfers recorded include Ada B. Roal to Wm. Everasle for lot 179 in Wooster at 4000 dollars and David Thomas to Thomas Knox for 104 acres in Plata township at 3142.50 dollars. Various warranty and quitclaim deeds involve Smithville, Frederickaburg, Canaan Township, Orrville, and other townships with prices ranging up to 3400 dollars. An administrator deed records Mary L. Miller heirs in Fredabatabere and Marshallville. A regional ad offers a 100 dollar reward for catarrh cures from Hal's Catarrh Cure and endorsements note F J Cheney and Toledo druggists.
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Ada B. Roal
W.n. Everasle
Wooster
David Thomas
Thomas Knox
Plata Township
Ritaiaél Potarn
James 8. McDivitt
Christian J King
Giecht-townaulp
Joseph M Zimmermaen
Annie O. Zimmerman
Canaan Township
William Hoover
Mary Breele
Smithville
Horace B Oamp
Elizabeth Beals
Paint Township
Amos Shanta
Aaron Bronson
Cheater Township
G. D. McIntyre
Rebecca J. Davis
Marehallville
Christian J. King
Jacob King
Tayacrea
Greene Township
Josaph Mo Zimmerman
Camaan Township
Josaph M Zimmaerman
Wm O. Zimmerman
Oxoaan Towmship
William M. Wisner
Homer J Clark
M. Werts
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Orrville marriages listed with multiple officiants and partners
A compiled notice lists numerous marriage pairings including John Honck with Belle Wifitord of Orrville and Geerte Teamih with Emona Bellamay of Wooster. Several officiants such as Rev Roater, Rev Lowry, Rev Hotchklan, and Rev George S Hackett preside for pairs across Orrville, Wooster, Sterling, Applecreek, and surrounding areas, with partners from Bluffton, Smithville, Doylestown, Canton, and Creston among others.
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John Honck
Orrville
Belle B Wifitord
Roaterbolts
Geerte Teamih
New York City
Emona Bellamay
Wooster
John L. Steiner
Bluffton
Lydia Maisker
Smithville
David Hoch
Ray Paul Miler Davis
Pittsburg
Edna May Ong
Lowry
John N. Walter
Elma Adel& Nalizger
Wooler
Ray
J. Frank Smith
John 8. Brown
Indianapolis
Myrtle E. Johna
Doylestown
Hotchklan
Christian Yeakley
Eliza Braoffer
Rostes Bolts
Harvey van Meter
Cedar Valley
Gertie Mowrer
Rey Brown
Water S. Taylor
Canton
Margaret Fortney
Sterling
Frank C. Haudaon
Strasburg
Almweda
Applecreek
Tilden Langell
Mary Stauffer
East Avon
George
Hackets
Charles W. Hoover
Akron
Daisy M. Mackey
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Hackett
Venetian Red Remedy for Fowl Aids in Winter Wintering
A historical notice explains Venetian red as a preventative for roup in fowls, detailing composition differences from iron oxide, recommended dry mix with dry sand, iron oxide, and capsicum, and dosage for twelve birds. It warns about common misunderstandings and promotes the right article for tonic effects and improved egg production.
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Poultry Monthly
Jesa
Hales
Hales Scorrmt
Cooking corn stalk fodder boosts cow appetite and milk flow
E P Smith argues that cooking or steaming chopped dry corn stalks enhances palatability for cows more than nutritional value, leading to higher milk output. Adding small amounts of grain while keeping grain input steady increases intake. warm, palatable feed also benefits dairy cows in cold weather, echoing poultry practice.
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E P Smith
Townsfolk and jobs in old dialect tale
In a colored dialect scene, residents pursue varied trades from practicing law to teaching, dry goods, and political runs for the Legislature. The elder supports Joby and RIN with aid to Dick and Tom, while copper mines in Mexico are stocked with rosewood and mahogany used as engine fuel.
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Tom
Joby
Mexico
Garden tips from Eva Gaillard on successful planting and care
Eva Gaillard offers practical gardening guidance from seed sowing to transplanting and mulching. She stresses preparing fine seedbeds, spacing plants, and using triangular paper tubes as substitutes, while advising careful watering, mulch to prevent crust, and cooperative planning to grow tomatoes, cabbage, and celery.
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Eva Gaillard
Early harvest of clover urged to cut losses
W A Lomax argues that delaying clover harvest wastes about a quarter of crop value and urges farmers to test early cutting. He notes clover in full bloom offers rich digestive nutrition while later cut hay loses palatability and becomes dusty, suggesting experiments with a field or two.
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Lomax
Hogs in the Orchard Protect Fruit Trees
The passage extols hogs in the orchard for the fruit season asserting they eat wormy apples and hunt grubs, reducing threats to sound trees and improving overall orchard health. It contrasts with other farm practices and suggests integrating hogs into orchard management judgments.
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