Nerve Pills Promoted By Doctor A W Chase Medicine
An advertisement touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for nerve weakness and fatigue boosting vitality and ambition. Mrs P Wepler of Wooster Ohio endorses the pill, noting improved sleep and energy, and credits Zimmerman & Co for distributing the medicine at 60 cents per box with the doctor's portrait on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
P. Wepler
Nortt Bever
Wooster
Ohio
A. W
Chase
Zimmerman & Co
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffiab Lo
M. D
Yevery
Cattle and hog market recalls from Cleveland to Cincinnati
Prices for calves hogs cattle and sheep shift across Cleveland Pittsburgh and Cincinnati markets for August 10 2003 with bids for prime good to choice steers 5 25 to 6 45 per cwt and hogs around 5 10 to 6 40 per cwt. Sheep and lambs show varied ranges from 3 40 to 6 25 per cwt while bulls cows and feeders move within established bands reflecting regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talana
Cleveland
Chicago
Texas
Pittsburgh
Ies Riter
Teacher Resigns at Applecreek and Local News
Applecreek August 10. Harry Bell and family of Cleveland visit his parents. Miss Emma Robinson of Holmesville stays with aunt Mr. Joe Lilly. Mrs. Taylor Wol gamout and daughter Delphia visit Orrville. Gov Patterson and ri visit Mollard labto w Theodore Schaffer. A Jersey cow killed by passenger train N 28. W McCullough resigns grammar school post for Loudonville flight office. Miss Maud Munson and Miss Bell Smith visit Cleveland and Beach City. Sunday school picnic at M and church festival at Trinity. Prof Denbrook’s happiness noted upon the birth of a boy. Mrs I B West hosts guests including Mrs Ketler and others from Mt Eaton and Applecreek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applecreek
Harry Bell
Cleveland
Emma Robinson
Holmesville
Joe Lilly
Taylor Wolgamout
Delphia
Orrville
Patteron
Mollard
Prof. Denbrook
I. B. West
Ketler
Matheit
Stair
Wise
John Schlaffey
Simon Schlaffley
Graber
Lucas
Numbers
Mt. Eaton
Florence Reed
Applecreek Notes Highlight Local Visits and New Portrait Gallery
Applecreek notes recount Mrs Jennie Jameson and children returning to Bozwell Montana to join Story L Jameson, A R Johnson and wife visiting family south of town, Georgia and Mary Brown from Akron visiting grandmother Mrs Sarah Brown, local attendances at Smithville chautauqua by Frank Beazel Joe Hacktt and Homer Hoover with partners, new tent portrait gallery by Hoover Photography, Rev Dr McKinley delivering sermons on Sabbath noting Corinthians and Mark texts and praised as earnest and engaging by readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applecreek
Jennie Jameson
Grant
Bozwell
Montana
Story L. Jameeson
A. R. Johnson
Georgia Brown
Mary
Akron
Sarah Brown
Smithville
Markets by Telegraph Walter Robison Broker
Market summary from Wooster stock exchange reports Wheat September 79 and December 80 34 Corn September 52 44 December 52 Onionsetter 84 44 December 84 Pork September 18 42 Lard 80 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Robison
Wha
Wooster Stock Exchange
Onte_-Seteitter
New Force Hired At Millbrook Coal Shutes
Harvey Bell Frank Castleberry Charles Haffacre and William Boyles, all of this city, began work Monday night at the Millbrook coal shutes replacing Shreve residents who had manned the night shift. They claimed they could ride trains from Shreve on a handcar and sought an arrangement with Contractor Price. Price refused, the men pressed their demand as reasonable, and they refused to report for Monday night duty. Price met them Monday morning and paid them off, while night foreman Berry of Wooster secured a force for Monday night duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bell
Frank Castleberry
Charles Haffacre
William Boyles
Millbrook
Shreve
Geran Mygl
Shréve
Price
Mr.Price
Forsman, Berry of
Wooster
Former Wooster Man Arrested After Livery Barn Incident
A Bellfontaine dispatch reports Elmer Heatharcock known as Fatty Wetzel, a Wooster area resident, was arrested after attempting to attack Samuel Itrick with shears and being repelled by a shot from Mr Frick's revolver. He fled toward the Frick livery barn, later clashed with Frick and fled again, threats lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellfontaine
Elmer Heatharcock
Fatty Wetzel
Samuel Itrick
Mr.Frick
Heathercork
Frick
Mr. Frick
Heathercock
Mt Eaton Notes Update From August News Roundup
Mt Eaton notes list residents and visitors including Paul Cabot in Wooster, Jalius Desvoignes and Edward Florys in New York then Switzerland for about four weeks, Desvoignes away two months, John Yohn and family in Canton, Prank and C E Thompson visits, Gables residents near West Lebanon, Beeler and Roy at home, Jack Merthiot home from Mississippi, Uncle Fritz Villard sick, Henry Oxberger ill with potential dropsy, Lew Schaffter visiting Dalton, Eva Maurer visiting Laura Wertz in Straussberg, Philip Roth welcomed a son on August 8, hotel business described as feverish.
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Eaton
Paul Cabot
Wooster
Jalius Désvoignes
Edward Flory
New York
Switzerland
Mr Desvoignes
John Yohn
Canton
Prank Gables
C. E. Thompson
Gables
West Lebannon
Dr Drysdale Resigns in Lodi Community Letter
Aug 10 Lodi — businessmen and friends picnic at Sandusky with cheerful reports. A late departing train time was offset by travel home. The Warner family near the W and L B railroad awakened by a prowler but were frightened away. Regret fills the town over Dr Drysdale's resignation from the sanitarium after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Sandusky
Warner
Drysdale
Sanitarium
Brushworkers Triumph Over Printers In Fair Grounds Duel
In a lively Friday afternoon showdown at the fair grounds diamond the Brushworkers defeated the Printers 8 to 5 after a ragged game marked by 11 Printers errors and key injuries. Umpire L. B. Bolas presided as both sides produced two hits apiece amid erratic plays and dramatic slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Alan
Alack
Death of Samuel McQuigg in Wayne County
Samuel McQuigg aged 66 died Monday at his home south of the city after heart disease illness. Born in Ireland February 12, 1887, he came to Wayne County at age six and lived there his entire life. A successful farmer and Republican, he married Jane McKinney in 1886 and had six children. Funeral from the residence at 2:30 Wednesday with interment in Wooster Cemetery. Rev W A Littell to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McQuige
Myr McQuiGg
Ireland
Wayne County
McQuigg
United Presbyterian Church
Jane McKinney
Plam Township
Birra
McQuipg
Lizzie
John R. NeQuigg
Wiliam McQuys
Creveland
Jenaie
Stelts
Hinda McQuigg
Mary J. Gilnon
Wooster
W. A. Littell
United Prebyterian Church
Preventing death by own action announced
A preventive for death by own action is announced, claiming to address despondency and potential self harm. It promotes Electric Bitters as a nerve strengthener and system builder, described as a stomach liver and kidney regulator, sold by Lautach Boyd and company for 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lautach
Summer Chautauqua Highlights At Smitrville Camp
In Smithville, about 7,900 attendees gathered at Point Breeze on Saturday August 8 with extensive lectures and concerts. Misa Dora McIntire of Orrville sprained an ankle while playing ball but the injury was minor. Daily programs featured Prof Lowe Dr Hershey Dr Jones and Mr Obsypholser plus the Euterpean Lady quartet to large audiences. The Wayne County Teachers Institute ran parallel with educators from Orrville Ada Steubenville and other towns attending sessions led by Park Powell and Chauney.
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Point Breeze
Misa Dora McIntire
Orrville
Lowe
East Union Sunday School
Smithville
Jones
Tennyson
W. J. Obsypholser
Cuyahoga Falls
Scott F. Hershey
Eliah B. Jones
Iowa
Dr. Hershey
Teachers’ Instituté
Park
Ada
Br. Scott Hershey
Boston
E. B. Jones
Powell
Teachers’ Institute
Wayne County Teachers’ Institute
Steubenville
Ghaunéey
H. F Longenecker
Smithv'ile
Zoe Caskey
Jean Monroe
Ong
Adair
Duylestown
Haupert
Wooster
Mobler
Wiles
West Salem
Jacob
Burbank
Werner
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Notes on Local Arrivals and Visits
Mrs Emma Wolf returned from Akron after months with relatives. Miss Clara Firestone of W F McCay’s store vacationed in Newsyh. Misasah Sanderson was ill with threatened malaria. Mrs Wm Redett came back after visiting sister Mrs Shaw in Fair Haven. Dr Kilgore and family visit south of town. Miss Cenella Barnes stayed with Regina in Wooster. Myrtle Shaw of Fair Haven shermanier home. Mrs Armstrong Brown and children visit with her father and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Emma Wolf
Akron
Clara Firestone
W. F. McCay
Newsyh
Misasah Sanderson
Wm. Redett
Shaw
Fair Haven
Kilgore
Misscnella Barnes
Regina
Wooster
Myrtle Shaw
Fair Bsiven
Schnmanier
Armstrong Brown
Golden Corners Community Notes and Activities
Partially legible community excerpt notes Pleasant Home ramp meeting and Smithville chantuhqua attracts attendees. Wayte Church to hold Sunday event, home of Mrs D C Armstrong hosting next Thursday.本文
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Corners
Wayté
Mra
D. C. Armstrong
Jae Oseue
Orks Hag
Ff Tore Tone
Aera
Wayne County Sunday School Holds Annual Convention at Doylestown
Wayne County Sunday School association announces its annual convention August 27 at the M E B church in Doylestown. Rev J S Turner of Fountain Hill and Miss Clara Ewart of Warren will attend. The program promises engaging Bible study and broad participation by township officers pastors and teachers as the community welcomes visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County Sunday School Association
Doylestown
M. EB
J. 5
Turner
Fountain Hill
Clara Ewart
Warren
Wayne County
Conty
Wadsworth
Easton
Clara G. Kirsch
Handsome Automobile Arrives as Peerless Model Shocks City
John C. Zimmerman and Fred Zimmerman arrive home from Cleveland with a Peerless automobile famed as the finest yet seen in the city. The car is modeled after French racing machines. Zimmerman named agent for Wayne, Richmond and Archland counties to sell Peerless. Laubach & Boyd advertise Rocky Mountain Tea for 86 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Zimmerman
Fred Zimmerman
Cleveland
Pégriess
Wayne, Richland
Archland Counties
James
Laubach &Boyd
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Yun
Seale
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How'r Wooster
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DR. Drysdale
Brushworks
Printers
ROE
Aes Baner
L. B. Bolas
Samuel McQuigg
Rete Argain
Esa
Jfa Kiss
Smitrville
Gotton
William Annat
MAX Bloomberg & CO
Hans
Sewis
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