Prohibition Faith and Publishing Shifts Stir public opinion
The piece argues for strict prohibition and condemns liquor politics across parties. It notes the New Voice and The Lever merging under Dickey Woolley at Chicago, while FonK and Wagnalls exit the field after fifteen years of supporting the national party banner. It praises the sale as a noble shift and urges subscriptions to the new era.
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New Voice
New York
Samuel Dickey
John G.woolley
Lever
Chicago
New Voles
Fonk & ‘Wagnalls
National Party
Prohibition Ticket Urges Ohio Voters to Back Slammel
The Prohibition campaign urges a single pro temperance choice in Ohio with George M Slammel as the key candidate despite Republican and Democratic appeals. Voters are urged to support the head of the Prohibition ticket to oppose the saloon and broader temperance issues amid party politicking. A retail notice for silk fronts and shirts ends the excerpt.
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John R. McLean
George K. Narth
Ohio
George M Slammel
Prohibition
Hin
Local News Brief From Smithville Civic and Social Roundup
Smithville notes show scattered visits and illness including Master Ella Zimmerman and Miss Isola Moore Eberly. The village plans a band carnival with Canaan Seville and Wadsworth bands, plus ice cream and refreshments. School staff announced and several residents travel to Philadelphia for GAR Encampment. a closing sale on ladies shoes is advertised.
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Gusta Bricker
New Berlin
Misa Mary Cochel
Cogie
Blair
Neb
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Wooster
Misa Isola Moore Eberly
Marie Smith
Boston
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Orrville
Frank Longanecker
Pearl Smith
Abigail Yoder
Trom
Canaan
Seville
Wadsworth Baode
Misses Pyar
Birdie Guisinger
Cleveland
Mand Bricker
Sanday
Ahinsee-Boratee
Hesel Bowman
Manaillon
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E. H. Gilbert
University Notes and Local Happenings in Wooster
University notes record A H Bpeer returning to complete his course after a three year teaching stint at Zanesville High School. A P Higley arrives in Wooster on Tuesday returning to McCormick after serving Rutland summer duties. F W Kirkpatrick now of McGonnie recalls summer charge near Ada. Rev A H Brand, pastor at Edgerton, is noted. Prices cut on Men’s Tan Shoes at D Nice’s with all pairs $2.50. Subscribe to the Heraid for 75 cents annually. Scott Billman advertises stove and tin work at 100 Darr Wooster Ohio.
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A H Bpeer
Zanesville
Igh
A. P Higley
BfcCormick
Rutland
Wooster
McCormick
F.W Kirkpatrick
McGonnie
Ada
A H. Brand
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Akron
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Kearney P Speedy
Local events unfold in town and surrounding areas
Janaan Jacob Snell returns from Cleveland for Sabbath. Kintner brothers open a photograph gallery near Van Doorn property. Cuban teen announcements and church events feature a returned soldier, M. E. church programs, and a music recital with solos duets and a supper included. Various visits, reunions, and church services noted.
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Jacob Snell
Cleveland
Kintner Brothers
van Doorn
Weat Salem
M. E
Hhe
Charles Mathea
Tiflia
David Dempster
Hero
Presbyterian Church
Leipsic
Whitmire
Funeral service of Rev Spear and church vacancy
Rev Spear of Zaneville filled a Wooster vacancy and spoke at a Sabbath service. Destructive fire in the Lutheran parsonage left Rev Hamrick and family homeless after neighbors saved most belongings. Miss Monie Hamrick suffered minor burn injuries. a defective flue is suspected. Trustees’ stance unclear.
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Spear
Zaneaville
Wooster
Rv. Hamrick
Mlonie Hamrick
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