Public Building Bonds Sealed Bid Notice
Sealed proposals will be received at the Beef State of Ohio for bonds of the village totaling 3000 dollars dated September 1 1903 bearing five percent interest payble annually for erecting a public building including fire department village prison and council chamber. Bids must include bond count bid amount and accrued interest to conveyance date with a 10 percent certified check. The village reserves right to reject any bids. James Bonhams e Village Clerk dated August 17 1818
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Ayadlo
Tre
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Council Chamber
Publc
Ubder
Usher i Fire Department
Coudol Chamber
Bkreve
James Bonhamse
Ctenke
Markets by Telegraph Report From Wooster
Markets by telegraph show Wheat at 93 for September and 94 for December, Corn at 77 for September and 66 for December, and Date at 49 for September and 1934 for December. Wooster markets list butter 18 cents per pound, chickens at 10 cents, potatoes 65 cents, grain items priced including flour 5 to 6.50 per barrel, rye 75 cents, oats 45 cents, corn 50 cents, barley 1 dollar, timothy and clover seeds priced, hay 6 to 9 dollars, salt per barrel 1.10, bran 1.60, middlings 1.40, wool 15 to 1 cent.
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V7oone Stock, Exchange
Wooster
Livestock and grain price report from several cities
East Buffalo and Chicago markets show cattle steers and cows trading around 4 75 to 7 78 in different grades. Calves at 3 60 to 7 60, sheep and lambs from 3 25 to 6 50, hogs from 5 60 to 7 15, with grain bids for wheat No 2 red at 0.36 and corn No 2 yellow at 0.80 in Pittsburgh and Cleveland price listings.
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Cincinnati
Ae Gore
Refusal by Governor in Ohio Case Cited
Ashland Ohio August 25 Governor Harris refused to sign requisition papers for Morris B. Stein and Heath Porter amid lack of evidence of a crime in Loudonville. County Prosecutor Frey and Sheriff Conrad returned from Columbus with the documents. Coroner Ash has not rendered a verdict.
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Conrad
Columbus
Morris B. Stein
Mary Puyard
Des. Moines
Alsy
Heathr Porter
Loudonville
Harris
Ash
Man Hit by Nail in Nold Avenue House Incident
Saturday afternoon Wayne Hart attorney was moving household goods owned by Mrs. Filadroh at a house on Nold avenue when Mr. Bart stepped on an eight inch rusty nail through his shoe into the foot. Hart was taken to Wooater hospital where the foot was opened and he will remain under treatment for several days.
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Wayne Hart
Wooster Board Debates Brick Choice for New School
Wooster Board of Education convened Monday evening to decide which brick to use for the new school house. They agreed to visit the Wooster Brick Company plant on Tuesday to inspect available brick options.
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Meating Bela
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Trial Run of Wooster Machine Company Roller
The new roller was tested Monday and Tuesday at Henry Miller's Weligey farm near Wooster. The device impressed onlookers and sparked rapid orders, becoming a pronounced hit not only in Wayne county but across the area.
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Wooster Machine Company
Henry Miller
Weligey
Wooster
Wayne County
Canaan Briefs a Busy Week of Local News and Visits
Hazel Hanenstein in Cresto bakery. Whonsetler reunion set for Thursday at Elmer Myers home. Mrs. Ramsey of Charlotte visited B. Rossington’s family. Marie Russell and Florence Whonsetler attend Teachers Institute in Wooster. Reverend Black preached at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Wealdrich failing. Mrs. Jones of Madisonburg visited Mrs. Scott. Temperance meeting held to organize local option. Betzer visited Cleveland. Rev. Castle and wife visiting. Vella Scott spent Saturday with Creston friends. Geo. Hauenstein to Ashland for road work. Rev. Woolf to begin sermon series next Sabbath. Hoisington and daughter in Cleveland for age specialist. Dix family from Seville visited J. F. Bowers. J. H. Lichty went to Oregon for timber interests. A Cleveland Reverend supplied Methodist pulpit. S. J. Whensetler family entertaining Sol Whonsetler and Indiana relatives. Local baseball club won at Leroyton Saturday.
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Madisonburg
Scott
Mra
EB. Betzer
Cleveland
Castle
Vella Scott
Creston
Geo. Hauenstein
Ashland
Woolf
Hoisingtor
Mr. Dix
Seville
J. F. Bowers
Apt
J. H. Lichty
Oregon
S. J. Whensetler
Sol Whonsetler
Anna
Myrtle Whonsetler
Indiana
Leroytor
Woodward Buys Blacksmith Shop in Brownsville Pa
C A Woodward of Brownsville has purchased the blacksmith shop at 8 I Kurtz North Buckeye Street and taken possession. Woodward is described as a first class mechanic. Kurtz will remain in Wooster and focus on auctioneering.
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C. A. Woodward
Brownsville
Fl. Kurtz
Buckeye Street
Woodward
Kurtz
Wooster
Akron Widow Dies of Heart Disease in West Nine
Mrs Cyrus Bartell formerly Miss Nettie Promerser of this city dropped dead Monday evening of heart disease at her Akron home. She had suffered diphtheria but recovered, felled suddenly while in the yard. Funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. at Akron. The Western well discussion weighs water supply options for Wooster with proposals to tap Bloomington reservoir and pump to a city line. Local citizens see inexpensive, reliable water with wells 275 feet deep and shared pumping benefits.
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Nettie Promerser
Akron
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B. Clay
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Foiveraity
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Wooster
Bloomington
John L Sullivan to Head Wayne County Fair Exhibition
Wayne county fair plans a major attraction for September 1 10 and 11 featuring world famous John L Sullivan in a four round exhibition with Jake Kilrain and a Sullivan monologue. The acts are free to patrons with performances on the grandstand stage and the American Stock company to perform nightly at the Opera House during the week.
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Sullivan
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Opera House
Farmers Busy With Threshing and Potatoes in August
August reports show farmers threshing and potato digging underway. Local social notes list Colin, Birk Jony and wife visiting Walter Majore. Dora Uhlman and Mrs. John Bridenstine visiting Melvina Bridenstine. H Bower and wife with Curtis Bardens. Ray Fair buying a buggy. Henry Swinehart repairing a house. J Troze and Alzina visiting Elmer Sibley. James Snyder with Robrian Schoehart. and a Young People meeting planned at Bethel Sunday evening.
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Walter Majore
Dora Uhlman
Urrville
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Latrasburg
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Ray Fair
Henry Swineharta
Fred Froze
Franklin Township
J . Troze
Alzina
Elmer Sibley
James Snyder
Eobrian Schoehart
Latctasbury
Bethel
Loss claimed by Howe probes over hypothetical state funds
The piece argues the so called loss by Howe probes is imaginary. It contends the state would only have earned more if deposits were placed in banks yielding higher interest, comparing it to a hypothetical land flip where profits depend on future buyers.
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Distillers Denied Temporary Injunction in Imitation Whisky Case
Judge Thompson in Cincinnati United States court denied the petition of Union Distilling company and others for a temporary injunction to restrain the government from branding imitation whisky as such following the government's order.
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Distillers
Cincinnati
Thompson
United States
Union Distilling Company
Miller Colwell Resigns After Knife Threats At Playgrounds
Miller Colwell, former director of Columbus public playgrounds, returned to Mansfield where opponents of a prior arrest of an Italian tried to harm him. He was pulled from a street car, spraining his ankle, and resigned to avoid further risk.
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Orrville Woman Wins Gold Hat Beauty Contest in Cleveland
Mrs H P Shantz of Orrville won a beauty hat contest at Lina Park during Republicis Ponts in Cleveland earning 15 for gold. Forty contestants competed as judges praised Shantz for hair length thickness and quality. Crowds cheered as she received the prize. The same evening at Penn Lines depot a practical joke show featured a jackass act with James Davidson Blake Koble Robt C Faylor Joe Garrow and H B Odenkirk presenting freakish nature stunts and unusual fruit displays including two apples grown together seen in the Experiment Station window.
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Big Prairie Social Attracts Local Families In August
Big Prairie August 26 Grant Aylesworth and family join Chas Westfall and kin for Sunday with Miktoo Dilgard family. Adolpo Wetmer and family and Win Wolf and wife of Loudonville visit Gust Hatel Gage and family. Clif Aylesworth visited Hudson and Cleveland last week. A square social in Big Prairie next Saturday evening August 20 with an orchestra. Sunday evening services at Newkirks by Rev Torbet. this is his last Sunday here. Born to Frank Aylesworth and wife Saturday August 22 a daughter. Shrave Xnodujgod with Chas Woodhill family. Voice Walters of Wooster visited over Sunday with Fern Dilgard.
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