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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1906

Page

5

Two Women Credit Peruna For Health Recovery

Mrs Lizzie Redding of St Louis and Mrs Mable Bradford of Burlington attest Peruna's effectiveness for female ailments and pelvic catarrh. Letters describe relief from back pain fatigue and renewed health after taking Peruna, with Dr Hartman offering free advice.

Peru Lizzie Redding Clifton Place Louis Hever Mable Bradford Church Street Burlington Whittier Oratorio Society Hartman Saran Feeet Vee

Markets by Telegraph and Rooster Market Summary

Markets by Telegraph reports grain and stock quotes for May and July wheat and corn, with prices including wheat per bushel and corn per pound, plus livestock figures from East Buffalo and Chicago exchanges. It lists cattle, sheep, hogs, calves, and veal prices, with ranges for good to prime grades and specific figures for cows, bulls, and yearlings.

Eooretias i Tre Barda TDA East Buffalo Chicago

Lyra phonograph offer in The Republican

The Republican promotes a Lyra phonograph from Germany offered to subscribers for 85 cents, plus a yearly 7 dollar subscription. R. S. Appleman handles the machines with daily 5 30 opening hours.

Hera Priza Sican Germany Republican R. S. Appleman Mr Appleman

Smithville notes on weddings and local events

Smithville patch reports Tros Fitger attending his brother Jerry Sitger’s wedding in Mansfield and a string of local visits and small happenings. Comrades Bricker and Blattenberg conducted business in Wooster, while residents like Daniel Rameyer showcase prized horses and others travel to Canton Fremont and Creston for health and personal matters.

Saloon District Closes After Dry Law Ends in Wooster

Townwide saloons in Wooster saw lively traffic Saturday night as patrons from Wooster and nearby cities flocked to reopen venues before 11 pm. Former residents now in Alliance Canton Massillon Orrville Shreve and Swithville joined locals in the bustling but largely orderly bottoming of stocks and the night’s final hours. Public reports noted fights rumors of arrests were unfounded and Monday morning patrons observed doors reopening with preparations for restaurant service and room changes.

Wooster Lee Pennsylvania Allance Canton Massillon Orrville Shreve Swithhville Ettig

Rushing Big Ditch Ditchmen Meet for Holmes drainage

The Veteran Ditchmen of Wayne county and Holmes county hold a meeting at the law office of W. and Kean to push a drainage project. A following meeting at Millersburg discusses starting below Millersburg near Killbuck to carry water past the town. Over eight feet of fall from that point to the Holmes EFIDO channel is noted, securing a permanent outlet for the valley and prompting swift action by commissioners.

Wayne Holmes County W. & Kean Killbuck Holmes Wayne-Medina Wooster Millersburg Holmes Efido Acces Row Wayne County

Easter Social and Local News In Akron Area

Miss Ora Hudson Miss Clara and Mary Gindlenperger and Miss Bibpio Martin spent Easter with friends at Akron. Clinton Lucas has lagrippe. Mrs Aaron sick with grippe and stomach trouble. Mrs David Martin not a guest at Sheppard home last Friday. Miss Ora Judson in REVS a literary on Saturday night. Wm Stutz shipped a carload of stock last Wednesday. Wm Hegerman of Burbank jabs ing Mr Roskenfelder for spring crops. James Britten and wife visited West Salem relatives last week. Elva Eeselburn ill two weeks but better. Frank Swartz and wife visited Bon Chana wife last Sunday. Mrs Rev Jennie Metzer and family of Burbank stopped en route and dined at Sheppard home. Funeral attendance for Mrs Elizabeth Gardner. Miss Elva Smith closed school Friday at Brier Hill. Picnic with baskets and dinner. music by Joe Marshall graphophone. Mr Weaver accordion. two daughters sang. Scholars received souve nirs, Miss Smith a picture. Jasper McVicker of West Salem visiting neighbors last Wednesday.

Tros Fitger Mansfield Wolen Jerry Sitger Tuesady Bricker and Blattenberg Wooster Bu Inera Soldiers Relief Commission Daniel Rameyer Rey Elton Ring Tome Fremont Wm Coulter Belec Roller Mie Myrtle Redding Avere Vosster Welsh Canton Sadie Davidson Nouve Bb. Daweer Josep Roth Clear Cresk H. E Swartz H. Sw J F. Curie L. H Myers Harvey Starn P BR Conrad Miller Amandus Smoker Weeds Steiner Joel Markley Smithville Chantanqua John M Eberly Conk York Earo Conklin Naw Yor Leland John Rutledge Thomas McGrady San Francisco John Basil Barnill Lubor Ira Caores Greene Township Board of Education E. C. Greenwall Shreve Noah Steele Harvey Swartz K. P J. W. Buchanan Roy V. Myers Crestline Arthur Buchanan Columbus Davidson Sarah Moist West Milton David Teeple Piet de Mera Asbely Angton J. 3. Eberly Point Breeze P. Kieffer John- Funk Ora Hudson Clara Mary Gindlenperger Mies Bibpio Martin Akron Clinton Lucas Sergea Aaron David Martin Shepperd Ora Judson REVS Acoo Stutz Wm. Hegerman Burbank Ja Heting Roskenfelder James Britten West Salem Newton Stanley Elva Eeselburn Frank Swartz Jennie Metzer Sheppard Home Elizabeth Gardner Elva Smith Brier Hul Joe Marshall Weaver

Cleanup Initiative Proclaimed by Mayor Van Nest

Mayor Van Nest announces a May 1 clean up order directing property owners to tidy premises. He urges immediate action, stating city beauty and health depend on it and pledges enforcement for noncompliance.

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Ambiguous OCR note on Port Clinton Ohio Guards Camp

Fragmentary report mentions Port Clinton and the Ohio National Guard selection at an encampment. The text is incomplete and lacks clear facts, places, dates, or names to establish a full news item. Further readable details are needed to form a precise headline and summary.

Port Clinton Ohio National Guards

Easter Music in Wooster Churches Delights Crowds

Wooster churches held special Easter music with large audiences and careful planning by church ladies. Methodist hosted three choirs. Christian church presented Easter Glory. St James Episcopal featured a palm adorned service with refined flower arrangements from Kingsley greenhouses. The Evans, Presbyterian, and Evangelical churches also offered notable services as the town observed Easter.

Wooster Methodist Gertrude Plank Bible School of the Christian Church St James Episcopal Kingsley D W Metzler Mins Felger Paul Sauffer WR Kramer Mins Hazel Brown Mtea Grace Packer Mra J B Miller Pioos

Soldiers of War of 1812 buried in Congress Village cemetery

A long list records soldiers buried in Congress Village cemetery, honoring those from the Revolutionary and War of 1812 eras. Names include John Dulin Sr, Walter Elgin, Henry Holt, James McFadden, James R. Patterson, and others with varying dates and ages, noting some graves unmarked and some details unavailable.

Congress Congress Village Wayne County Wooster Agress John Dulin Conrad Peterson Jhhn Yocum John Dorland Marohall James R. Patteran Illiam Stanley Mays Marshall Stanley Charles Fokls Samuel Griner

Local notes from Apple Creek and surrounding towns

Mrs Uriah Barkey and another from Mt Hope visited WA F Wisner and wife last week. Miss Esta Momaw of Ann Arbor conservatory visits Easter with her parents. Miss Etta Sh returns from Columbus. Mrs Joel Amstutz visits Akron. Rev J W Boyer attended Presbytery in Orrville. Earl Bevington ill last week. Mrs Watson Langwell and Mrs T Hobbs in Orrville. John Woner dies at Port Clinton at 64. Pearl Coats of Wellington trimmed by milliner Mande Ross. Rev J O Smith sick list last week. Ming Marie Mearig and Harold Baxendale from Barberton visit Lucy Bott. Grant Cooper and wife of Orrville and Mr Kent and wife of Massillon visit Mrs Tresea Bevington. Verna and Frances Hackett attend wedding of Carrie Staffer and Clarence Hackett near Mt Eaton.

Uriah Barkey Danoher Francis Mt. Hope F. Wisner Esta Momaw Ann Arbor Watson Langwell Mra T. Hobbs Orrvile Lacy Bott John Woner Port Clinton Misa Pearl Coats Wellington Misa Mandeross J. O. Smith Ming Marie Mearig Harold Baxendale Barberton Lucy Bott Grant Cooper Orrville Mr. Kent Massillon Tresea Bevington Miseee Verna Fnaice Hackett Ells Martin Earl Bevington Hackett Carrie Staffer Clarence Hackett Mt. Eaton

Thanks to Friends After House Fire Assistance

I tender sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who helped remove furniture and belongings after a fire at my residence on Friday that week. Everything was handled carefully with nothing broken. Special thanks to the fire department for their careful work and support.

ACKERMAN CORNERS FRIENDLY SCHOOL GATHERING

April 18. Elva Smith hosted an after school gathering at her house for her students. We arrived by 8 and enjoyed music from Lloyd Smith and Willie Weaver on accordion. We shared popcorn and taffy, thanked Miss Olive Kelly from Chester township, and left with warm memories of school days.

Ackerman Lloyd Smith Willie Weaver Wesvrer Siwaysa Olive Kelly Chester Township

Glycerine in Dr Pierce's Discovery Mottoed as Beneficial

A historical notice highlights glycerine's role in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims glycerine boosts remedy potency more than alcohol, adds nutritive value, antiseptic qualities, and aids digestion. The text cites roots and plants used, mentions cures for lingering coughs and throat issues, and offers a free booklet and private, confidential consultations.

Pierce Queen's Row Pieres R. WV Piers Buffalo Dr. Pierce E. V. Pierce Bu Io

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