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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1908

Page

7

Smithville Weather Mayhem and Local Caller Notes

Smithville reports a sudden cold snap after a warm spell with 22 degrees on Monday morning. Straw data shocked and coats resuscitated. minor garden damage only. Mr Bixler, representing The Republican, visited on Thursday as the town notes its loyal subscribers and a Reverend Aggy is mentioned in local items.

Smithville Mitch Bixler Republcan Revs D.2 Aggy

Markets By Telegraph From Wooster Stock Exchange

Market wire reports show Wheat May at 87 1/2 cents with other grain futures listed. Butter at 24 cents per pound eggs 12 1/2 dozen, chickens 10 cents per pound, potatoes 1b per tub. Grain prices include Wheat 98 cents, flour $5 to $6.50 per barrel, rye 50 cents, corn 6 1/2 cents, timothy seed 2 dollars, clover seed 8 to 9.50, wool prices 27 to 58 cents.

Livestock and Grain Prices Across Cities

East Buffalo and Pittsburg markets show cattle and hogs priced by class, with steers and cows listed at various values, plus sheep and lambs ranges. Cites Chicago and Cincinnati as reference points. notes price spreads and trading activity amid a slate of local notices and personal news items, including births and social visits.

East Buffalo Chicago

Family paints and Veneer products for the home

An advertisement touts American Family Paints in small packs for easy use on chairs tables boxes and other items. It highlights fifteen colors at 10 cents each and Namola finish at 14 5 cents a box for furniture and floors. Liquid Veneer costs 23 cents per bottle to brighten piano and furniture.

Namola

Husband Granted Decree in Wayne County Court

Judge B Eason on Tuesday granted Theodore Trautman of Wooster a divorce from Mrs Elizabeth Trautman on the grounds of gross neglect of duty. Trautman was awarded custody of their minor child Harl, presently at the Wayne County Children's Home, but supported by the father.

Yoder Amos Burkholder J. M. Ebarly E O. Railroad On Business, Going As Far As Mr. Vernon, Frank WW. Butler Rock Ieland Isaac Denhaff Chas. McGill Orrville Claudie J . Haugh Smith Cambridge Schools Smithvilles Trio Concert Co Oregon Medicine Co VU. C. Ihrig Kent Mia Anna Haesler Chicago Anna Brenneman Burg Brennema Macmillon Bechtul Bedford Coshocton County Bis Whother A. E. Bechtul Omar Mowrey Orrvilo Mra. G. N Young Ebtinth Ang Wooscoe Harcore Faery A. BE. Pechtel Jonas Flickinger Wooster Joseph Zimmerman Fuckinger Lehman’s Madisonurg Frederick Klepper Smithville Pennsylvania Klepper Wateworth Elizabeth Nunoff Thurday P Kiefer A. K Felton Luther Cemetery Nieff Wadsworth Adam Miller Near Wooster Geo Havenstein Canaan Frank Bush Leroy Fred Miller Harry Foster Harry Dagoe John Kintner Madisonburg Wiz. Klepper Faith Wm McFadden Mr. Thompson Honeytown John Brant Chestar Township E E. Gilbert Julia J. W. Buchanan Guiryana Mary Toolumbus Arthur B. Eason Theodore Trautman Wooater Elizabeth Trautman Trautman Harl Wayne County Childrens Home

Village Notes And Deaths In March records

March notices recount funerals, illness, and social visits in the village with names like Harrison, Stocker, Richards, and Lytle. many residents travel to Wooster, Orrville, and Cleveland. Local services led by Rev. Critz, and family ties through the Peters, Barnes, and Warner households mark the week.

Mia D. F Hoffman Orrville Barnes J. C. Mechlin Presbyterian Church Dale Critaes Methodist Church Chas. Lytle Cleveland Jdn Boeyer-kytie Jobn M. Harrison East Cemetery Putnam Gambier Florian Péppard Kate Stucker Cyrus Rumbaugh Clarence Richarda Hinkle Mooreburg I Barnes the Wooster University Hsb i Mra Elizabeth Richards Wooster Koontz East Union Goodin Edward Lytle Zaring Clarence Shadle Samuel Morr Morrland Cagner Applécreek Sorright Barry-Wilheim Sue Warner Clara Firestone Lucy Armstrong Clara McCormick

Weygandt and Vanover Face Strong Nomination Prospects

Friends report W E Weygandt likely to secure the common pleas judge nomination after favorable county visits. F M Vanover claims strong chances for the senatorial nomination, backed by county delegation support and expected assistance from another county.

W. E. Weygandt Weygandt Corrocton County Wayne County F. M. Vanover Vanover

Wouster Hardware Ad Promotes Coupon Days

Fragmentary newspaper ad urges readers to bring a coupon valid on April 2 3 or 4 to receive a buggy whip fret. Coupons issued only through the paper. Invitation to attend Advertising and Sales days at Wouster Hardware with promises of merchandise.

Real Estate Transfers Near Buckeye Street

Dr A C Knestrick bought the J L Forman residence on North Buckeye street and Dr H D Braden acquired the Baah property next door south. Both sales were handled by TL Flattery.

A C Knestrick J. L Forman Buckeye Street H. D. Braden Baah TL Flattery

Very Well Known: Henry Snyder Disappears in Ashland

Henry Snyder, a prominent grocer and lodge official, has vanished from Ashland after leaving the city for Clare and Cleveland. Letters from Snyder have reached friends, but their contents are unknown. Snyder, once co owner of Kagey and Snyder, is a Briggs general of the Eighth Regiment and a grand staffwarden candidate. A receivership proceeding was filed for Snyder.

Ashland Flmé Atrest” Ag Harry B. Soyer Manvay Neason Wart Mr. Snyder Clare X. Evodla Snyder Cleveland Lorain Eighth Regiment O. OG. F Lodge Watters Herbert Kagey

County pays a range of bills approved by commissioners

The county commissioners approved payments including Otto Tidbatt and Parry for $50, Murry for $271, auditor's fee fund, Dayton HB and B. Gon for $20, Wayne County Democrat printing $8, H. Boyd Co supplies $188, Smith & Son for ceiling and supply $7, Noah Amustiz ditch work $25, Michian Oil & Gas Co county gas $48.20, Bryson postage $3, tax maps by Henry M. Bueno $30, Mohican Oil & Gas Co building gas $92.85, and Trosteea of Congress Township road work $60.

Fj.lowing Otto Tidbatt Burtaloft Parry Murry Auditor's Dayton HB B. Gon Eugines Gale Co Wayne County Democrat H. Boyd Co H. Botd & Co Seoniogten Epyewriter—Go

Also Mentioned on This Page

Telegraph EE Woostergrain and Stock Exchange Wooster Stock Exchange Ooster Markets Livestock and Grain Pittsburg Toledo the Syndicate E. Liberty St Pitisburg A. M Nortm Burbank E. Piper Irvin Ebert West Salem Peters Sid Fisher Ed Crady Dr. McClain Jeromeville Savbath J.H. Fadia Rows Elizabeth Iberbart Ray Swinebart Lattanburg Fredericksburg Rsdbricsk Berr John F Harrison Bya R. M. Sheldon Colawban Sadie Dodd Mra. M. Teeple Massillon Katharine Stocker Gibbert Armatrong Wm Ramee Lottis A Jon Spencer Ada Edna Mantell Abel Nancy Searight Casnec Applecrésk P. Long Holmesville Robert Philips Portage County P., W. Freed Creston Ranklin County Philip Sarah Berger William Eliza Hoover Applecreek Ohio Mt. Ope Hoknes County Jan Migs Deliah Slutz Red Haws Ash and Lawrence Medill A. J. Wripit Grandville H. Wright D. Cunningham Mary Dal A. Critz Mra S. M. Warner's Mra. A Warner Avery Joseph Ovenings Taesday Wera John Grosjean Bils Emma Barnes J Hutter Mra Wm Redett Hazel Spencer Misa Grace Spencer Dre Mra Putman Brink Hayes Marthy Rumbaugh Oberlin Ter Aant Sinker Mra Cian Lytle Mra J .£. Lytle Alta Isabell Qoolwin Ted the Denmsters Henry E. Snyder Corn Products Max Bloomberg Co Max Bloomberg & Co Wooster, Ohio Go Boys Gil Kerseys and Therays St. Paul Wrecking Co Hewog Ae Cheviot Suits Norfolk JSC Fancy Buster Brown
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