Transfer of Real Estate Transactions Across Townships
Multiple real estate transfers listed with grantees and grantors in Wayne, Doylestown, Clinton, Milton, Franklin, Orrville, and Wooster townships. Details include parcel sizes from 40 to 120 acres, 50.4 acres, and lots, with prices ranging from 50 to 12,000 dollars. Notable parties include Groff, Pfaus, Baysinger, Hummel, Keefer, Leminger, Kreiser, Litters, Kreiger trustee, Fike, Walmer, and Nussbaum among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Groff
Jacob Pfaus
Pattengell
N. B. Rereon
Clinton Township
Mity
George ND
Franklin Town
George J E Kreiser, Jr
Ul Wu Fenl
Wayne
Baie
Martin Ro Zett
Florence L. Leminger
Ada B Kreney Ant Bosent
Robert Cockreil Jor
Creston
Willian I Muller
Jett W Miller
Congress Township
Adam W Fike
David Walmer
SU Xcres
Wayne Township
Avil Walmer A
Orville
Elizbeth Boigegrain Ty Juhia Schail Folot
Eaton
Albert Pfister
Matuz
Wm A Smith Et al
Linda
Fadden
Clintor
Tromss F Bronse
Charles Isenberger
Doylestown
Jossphh Wein
Coarle
Dohn sBafer
Wooster Township
EL Coulter
George Cranty
Courks T Nomlers
Jozepe Bevler Sr
Shreve
Frances Warner
Jesse Miler
Wooster
Isaac QO. Ebert
Frank Carlo Et al
Congress
Frederick Nussbaum
Ida 70 Brown
Applecreek
Jackson Edgell
James Bodine
Simon L. Bodine
Baughman Towanship
LM Emerson
William Knoble
East Union Township
Sarah Stauffer
Eleazor Wolgamot
E. A. Franks
East Union Townhip
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Jingle from Lanbach & Boyd
An old advertisement jingle urges readers to buy Rocky Mountain Tea from Lanbach and Boyd. The playful verse promises relief from headaches and renewed vitality, aiming to lure customers with lively exaggerated claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanbach & Bovd
Public warning on genuine Poleys Honey and Tar safety
A public notice warns against counterfeit remedies claiming to be Poleys Honey and Tar and promotes Kennedy's Luxative Honey and Tar as a safer option. It cautions that imitations may contain opiates and urges buyers to avoid unsafe cough syrups for all ages.
Mrs E W Thompson Visits Delaware in April
Mrs E W Thompson visits Delaware while Mr Thompson stays in Plain City on business. Reports mention Charles Reiman injured in the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern explosion at Amherst, later clarified as not seriously hurt. Also notes a Wayne Township death from Bright's disease, and local transactions including horse shipments and a new plate glass front for Kiy's barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W Thompson
Delaware
Mr. Thompson
Plain City
Board of Pension Examiners
HB. Bertollette
Barave
Charles Reiman
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Road
Amherst
Andrew Reiman
Wooster
Reublican
Bia
David Pecht
Wayne Township
Pecht
Keing
Whi Mowery
Giever
Orrville
Thoraday
W P
Snyder
Buffalo
Cloyd Aall
Market
Messrs Butter & Reynolds
Mansfield
Kiy
Andrew Wolf
Bla Home
Londopville
Ile
Bine
Blood horror tale told in Bac ky home of J W Williams
A reported horror tale centers on marks of human blood found in the home of J W Williams, a respected Bac ky merchant. He recalls a past lung hemorrhage and near death after starting a treatment, framing a disturbing narrative connected to his experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Williams
Backy
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised cure
A fragmented advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and whooping cough claiming it cleanses the system and expels mucus. It notes trial bottle availability and general drugstore distribution.
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Kennedy
Foley's Honey and Tar Refund Guarantee Card
A vintage card certifies druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. It claims to stop the cough, protect the lungs, and prevent serious results from a cold, including la grippe and pneumonia. It notes two plates and a genuine yellow package, with refusals of substitutes. Printed by E. Bixler and Laubach & Bord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
E. Bixler and
Laubach & Bord
Father to Provide Care for Children in Divorce Case
At a regular board meeting the Children's Home discussed Mr Clippinger, father of the children, caring for them during his divorce suit. The eldest child is under eight. Relatives of Mrs Clippinger were present but kept apart by authorities to avoid scenes. The children remain at the home and the case centers on their welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Home
Mr Clippinger
Childrens Home
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health in Marysville
A Mary, Maine postmistress Mrs Alexander praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy for keeping the stomach liver and bowels in order. She claims the purifying tablets are painless and invigorating. Laubach and Boyd druggists guarantee the remedy at a price of one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Mary
Dr. King
Laubach & Boyd
Price Ic
Boan’s Regrets Advertised For Digestive Relief
An ad promotes Boan’s Regrets claiming relief for constipation stomach tone liver digestion and appetite with easy bowel passage. It urges asking the druggist for the product priced in cents.
No Worse Than the Piles Case in 10 Years
A patient from Bugles Kentucky credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing wounds burns and sores in under a box. Compare with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve praised for burns sores boils tetter cracked hands and piles relief. Sold by druggists including Laubach Boyd and EC Dewey Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
L.S. Napier
Bugles
Laubach & Boyds
Dewi Co
DeWitt
Promoters Confront City Halt on Railroad Expansion
John Chesrown voices frustration over Wooster and Mansfield railroad delays and municipal restrictions. Promoters complain of high costs and demand franchize clarity while questioning the value of a spur from square to depot. Eastern financiers refuse to start until legal and financial questions settle, while Mansfield hints at open streets for electric lines and broader access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chesrown
Wooster
Mansfield
Wny
Mansfel
Aged mother Mrs Lewis dies after long Wooster life
Aged Mrs Lewis widow of Amos Lewis died at midnight Thursday at her son in law Andrew Miller’s home. Resident of Wooster for 61 years born in Jefferson County New York she joined the Christian church in childhood and remained a devout member. Survived by daughter Mrs Lewis and several relatives with funeral set for Sunday at the Miller home in Wooster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ob Datpbart
Nevedal Ink
Lion Seo Watson
Elizabeth Tardner
Congress
Bible School of the
Christian Church
Jacob Mongey
Mongey
Lewis
Amos Lewis
Tife
Tiwe
Nith Wra
Lewis Darit
Soveretty Musstiller
J W W. Hatton
Philadelpha
Clifford Lewis
Portland
Ila
Miller
Wooster Cemetery
Massoni and sister arrested amid neighbors' complaints
Mary Massoni and her sister were arrested along with Doc Hofacre after neighbors complained of disturbance at the Massoni property near the pulp place. Officials say the trio face a prolonged defiance of authority and possible workhouse sentences when arraigned Friday morning amid theft rumors surrounding chickens in the harbor area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Massoni
Doc
Masson
Marsoni
Gni i
Tae
License Tax Levied Under Aiken Law in Wayne County
Auditor I N Hough received notice from State Auditor Gailbart that the $1000 license under the Aiken law is in effect from Monday April 9. Wooster saloonists continuing until April 15 face no additional tax per Guilbert's ruling. Saloonkeepers ceasing business may claim a remittance. Under the law, persons corporations or co partnerships in Wayne county trading in intoxicating liquors must pay $1000 annually, $500 due May 4 and $500 due December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I N Hough
Gailbart
Aiken
Wooster
Guilbert
Wayne County
Workers Seek Wage Adjustment on Pittsburgh Lines
In a move echoed by Pittsburgh railroad staff, conductors and operating men plan to request wage adjustments from the general manager. They recognize a general increase is unlikely but seek higher pay for those with increased duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otriby
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Undefined excerption on station funding sparks inquiry
The Exeriment station had not received a definite budget statement from Columbus by Saturday regarding the two year appropriation. It is believed the appropriation will be about 103,000 for the period. Details of a separate Zornes penne ate remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Zornes Penne
Switch left open thought to cause Manson death
Coroner Charles Zaring opened an inquest into V. D. Manson of Shreve's death on March 3. Witnesses testified that several men rode the car that night, all sober, none jostled, and most agreed the switch was left open, suggesting the telegraph operator J L Teichley of Garfield may have caused the accident by leaving the split switch open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zaring
Atsthe Signote
Dan
Jhegen
Witneses
V. D. Manson
Shreve
Jerry Bevington
Elmer Foltz
John Rusch
F W. Foltz
James Orr
Robert Cowell
John Mancon
Arthur Butler
G. C. Eberhard
Manson
Nevevence of Employes
Pennsylvania
J. Lteichley
Garfield. O
Service Board Deliberates Water Supply and Flooding Relief
The Board of Public Service held a Thursday night meeting to discuss raising the city water supply and flood protection for Palmers street cellars. Property owners led by Beto Bardon urged action. weathered plans included street visit and immediate steps. Ex Street Commissioner Michael Landers testified on a gravel contract with E P Goodman. both to appear at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Palmers Street
Beto Bardon
Meathers
Stha
Men Form Church Organization at United Presbyterian
At a Thursday meeting held at Dr A Hart home men of the United Presbyterian church formed a men’s organization. The group plans a constitution and aims to boost men’s work in church and social features. Another meeting will appoint officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
A. Hart
Pummstad
C Church
Pittsburgh
Resolution of Sympathy Adopted by Given Post 1836 A. & A. Thursday
At the regular meeting of Given Post No. 1836 A. & A. on Thursday evening April 5 a resolution was adopted extending sympathy to Comrade Capt Jos. C. VeClelland and family in their bereavement. Commander Thomas Everly and Adjutant T. R. Kramer signed the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vening
Jos. C. VeClelland
THOMAS _EVERLY
T. R Kramer
Trial Nears End in Coshocton Dickerson Case
The Ben Dickerson murder trial presided by Judge S K Eason in Coshocton is nearing conclusion after weeks of testimony. Early this week observers expect a verdict, and Coshocton Age suggests a likely conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dickerson
S .K. Eason
Coshocton
Dickerson
Women sent to Canton Workhouse for house of ill fame
Kate Massoni Maywe Kane and Dora Rofachet were arraigned before Mayor Van Neat on a complaint by neighbors. Maswuni and Kane received days in the Canton Workhouse with costs for keeping a house of ill fame. Mayme Kane, long troubled in the mayor’s court, was ordered out of town after a road spree. she awaited a letter from Western Pennsylvania that never came and then faced workhouse punishment. Neighbors’ repeated complaints prompted the action. the trio were taken to Canton for state-funded confinement to save city expense. Fryday W. A. Lott of the Board of Public Safety assisted Chief Lerner. Georgg Huiover was fined for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Massoni
Maywe Kane
Dora Rofachet
Massoni
van Neat
Ete Maswuni
Pennsylvania
Mayme
Gryven
Peets
Canton
Wooster
Cantn
Cynton
Fryday
W. A. Lott
Bard of
Potiic
Lerner
Georgg Huiover
Coste
Salvation Army Officers Seek Furniture in Wooter Ohio
Captain and Mrs Hayes of the Salvation Army in Wooter Ohio have been stationed four months. They live in a small furnished home and need furniture of all kinds. They request any donations and will call for items. Reach them at 68 North Grant Street or phone 423.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooter
Ertend
Socialists Attack Trusts Over Destiny of Petition
Chicago chronicler notes socialist critique of trusts asserting they aim to destroy the existing economic order while invoking petitions to shape policy and public opinion. The piece frames the debate on trust power and reform in urban politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sore Mouth and Throat Remedy Advertising Claim
An advertisement touts TONSILINE as the quick cure for sore throat and sore mouth, claiming it can prevent dangers like croup and diphtheria. It urges readers to keep a bottle at home for use when the drug store is closed, listing prices at 25 and 50 cents from Foo Tonsitinn Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalso
Does Your Stomach Bother You A Health Card
A fragment from an old ad promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative for stomach distress. It warns that minor gastric discomfort signals potential disease and urges taking the tonic to strengthen digestive nerves, claiming the remedy builds up inside stomach nerves. Sold and recommended by Bixler Mod Pharmacy.
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Ayer
Effen Ezgleston
Joan Bran
Leo UV. Carr
Husband
Eun T Horn
Inter
Woorter
Sarah A
Ben F
Jack B Bartman
Jessie Taggart
Elis
Fao
Lta
Blakenhorn
Getrod Kiefer
Multum Township
Gluu Alne
Lasler
Burg Gelet
Fredericksburg
Jacon Long
Willinms Fou
Lot
Ls Aires
Millen Tawosh
Ely
Chas. E. Bixler
Spey Tbs
Boek
Masillon
Huyoa
United States
Massillon
Salvation Army
Hayes
Sill
Ohio
Virginia
Ford Seed Co
Ravenna
S Wertz
Cits
Columbuss
Julius C Progert
Wee
E. F Scott
Dollton
Pet'rs Cartridge Company
Cincinnati
Central Deroy & Chemical Co
Indianapolis
Ira Droz
Cu W. McClure
Festeri
Glen McClure
Ben Douglas
Seattle
Wash. T
Matel Esary
Walter Enfield
Pam
Fisher Wm Thompson
Jackson
Luce & Arm
Wayne County Agricultural Society
Uni Pennsylvania
Baptist Church
E.com
Hough
Orr
SAS Vos
Pen
Devil's Island
Iis Aii
Council
Meer
V.D. Manson
Service Board
United Presbyterians
Bixler
Pharmacy
Cleveland
the Guardian Savings & Trust CO
Creverano
Arden
Ben Borg
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Swamp Root
Ofepho
Lac
Procter & O' Hail's
Liberty Street
Wooster, C
Zed C Billman
At-Law
Ofice—Ln Savings Basic
Columbian University Law School
Washingtoon
W. Funck
Court House
Hading & Co
Martin L. Smyler
Oufo
Wila
Kean
Omee
McClarran
Wooster, Q
W. Newhire
Jackson Block
Public Square
Crran
Miclarran
A. M
Aoe
Charles C Jones
Ohia
Taylor & Taylor
J. B. Taylor
Attorneys-at-law
C. Taylor
Wooster, Oho
Land 2D
Nice Block
FyRam B. Swart
Patent Office
Washington, D. C
R. H.N
Mateer
R. H.A Hart
EYE and
Downing Dlerkge
Corneal Ave
Bowman
New York Tye and Law Institute
Thomas A. Elder
S. A
M.D
Laubach & Huyh’s Drug Store
Patterson
Johnsdale
A. H. Etling
B. Adair
Knight
GEA
Fredrick’s
Aubach. & Boyd
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