Wooster News In Briefs From Oberlin To Millersburg
Mixed town items report snow and sun, local moves, elections, and business plans. Deputy elections board to rang ballots for Monday. H. J. Heinz Co factory plans in City Clerk’s hands. Moving notices, building plans, and weekly Republican sales push noted.
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Wooster Personal Notices Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Walter Robison travels to Altoona. Mrs. Fred Tigert improves. Harvey Howard from Leroy. Orrin Baker and wife depart for Xenia. West Salem attorney T. B. Keeler visits Wooster on business. Rev. Sheeley ministers in Rittman. L. C. Carr moves to Bloomington. Miss Clara Vonislon dies in Wooster. Prof. Byron J. Bechtel of New Philadelphia visiting. Edith Cleveland and son Wilbur to Chicago after stay. J. W. Brinkenhoff visits. J. R. Overholt’s Grace travels from Ashville. Various Wooster residents attend church events and society meetings.
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Orrville and Wayne County News Snapshot
Apple Creek to Shreve and beyond details farm moves lawson threats and local business notes. Orrville residents activity includes canal talks, auctions, and school updates with many names and places such as Shreve Dalton Apple Creek Smithville and Marion Ind mentioned alongside local farms trades and social events.
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall’s Catarrh Remedy
A damaged ad snippet markets Hall's Catarrh Cure as a deafness remedy. It cites ear tube inflammation and mucous conditions as causes and claims a $350 offer for treatment, mentioning Eustachian tube issues and catarrh as related conditions. The text reflects old advertising language with unspecified win amounts and little medical validation.
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Ashland News and notices from Wooster and area
Ashland items mention Wil Gray of Wooater, visits by residents to Ashland, Easter events, church program, and local travel. Regional notes include potential street railway developments, electric line interests, and notices from Lorain and Canton papers about rail plans and court actions. The report lists many names, places, and small-town engagements across Ashland, Wooster, Sterling, West Salem, and nearby communities.
Wandering Globe Trotters and Two Calfornia Believers
The article follows Frank Carpenter and Oscar Snick, two young Californians on a self funded world walk for education. They travel with dignity, accept lodging in exchange for chores, and plan to avoid scouts like Uxey’s Army while noting their parents back Frisco grocery and tailoring businesses. A separate scene covers a Manhattan to New Orleans walker named Miller the Sandas y, who bets $800 and travels with a dog Guess, delaying arrival and displaying a freewheeling, hard luck attitude. Miller claims a prior 51 day San Francisco to New York trek and forecasts a long journey, with unclear route and no work intent.
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Mayor Thompson Renounces Democratic Loyalty in Michigan
Mayor William Thompson, who ran on the Democratic ticket at Dadtroft two years ago and for ten years has been a leading Democrat in Michigan, publicly renounces allegiance to the party and aligns with Republicans. Thompson is regarded as the state’s best political organizer, leaving Democrats cast down by the move.
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Hay tariff protest gathers 30000 signatures nationwide
Farmers and hay dealers unite against a proposed tariff hike arguing hay value surpasses other staples and sustains livelihoods. The petition circulated by the Journal Canajoharie urges the Senate to keep current duties, citing widespread impact on farm revenue and national agriculture.
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Pension suspensions disrupt Salem veterans after reexamination
Salem veterans informally reexamined under a pension act faced suspensions until restorations were announced but did not fully follow through. This week notices warn that some pensions will be reduced or halted, with three suspensions in Akron and names of residents affected by the rollbacks. The situation follows a prior election period and concerns several local pensioners including Joseph M Brown and the Dobson family.
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Reciprocity treaties to be abrogated by Senate, sugar lobby sway
The Chicago Record notes a shift by the Senate Finance Committee to end the 20 McKinley era reciprocity treaties due to sugar growers' complaints. It warns that about a fifth of sugar imports enter free, and the move risks hurting American trade while angering foreign governments and undermining a system once watched with hope.
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The Vital Life Cure Promises Nerve Recovery
An advertisement extols a vigor boosting tonic named The Vital Life Cure claiming to cure nerve disorders Prostration debility sleeplessness headaches and addictions including alcohol opium or morphine It offers free doctor advice and a mailing address for inquiries.
Tariff Bill Revenues and Reduced Duty Effects Revealed
The report outlines expected tariff revenues from the first measure and its March 2 enactment. It notes a notable rise in revenue from certain duties and predicts overall revenue gains, with shifts in sugar and fruit tariff schedules. It also mentions potential changes in duties on articles like pineapple and other imports, and references a treaty proposal influenced by China policy and U S discussions.
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Loudonville News of Fires Fights and Infirmary Plans
Local notes report a barn fire killing four horses and 44 bushels of wheat, a dynamite cap incident fracturing a thumb at Geo Lorenz’s farm, and discussions in Medina County over a new infirmary. Other items include a proposed manual labor requirement for aid recipients, a form in Delaware hay association, and political moves involving Rep Nolwen and Congressman Harter amid regional tensions.
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Turbulent House Session as Speaker Crisp Faces Opposition
Washington March 20. Turmoil marked a Congressional session as Speaker Crisp faced sharp opposition over order and constitutional questions. Critics accuse him of defying rules and forcing a party-line vote that shifted a seat from Republican Joy to Democrat O Neill amid a tense fallout with the opposition and uproar in the chamber.
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