Nine Cents for the Good Inspectors Report Treasury Balance
W C Yost and O C Franks appointed to inspect the country treasury by Probate Judge T W Urr on Saturday report totals show balance 221 8244 overpayment 22 894 540 net cash balance 106 29 00 balances by audition books 192 005 41 warrants 8 227 40 total cash balance found in treasurer and deposits 197 461 42 total cash in treasury and depositary inspectors note cents more money in treasury than needed to balance with the auditor’s books praise the auditor and treasurer for their kindness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Yost
O C Franks
T W. Urr
Treasary
Citizens National Bank
Flyssiitt Toa
Kiss disrupts Steubenville schools over kiss incident
In Steubenville a high school teacher was investigated and exonerated after being accused of kissing a female pupil. The affair stalled teacher retention as the school board deadlocked over renewal, leaving Maurer and other staffers awaiting decisions with two weeks before the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB M van Cleve
Denig
Sapt van Cleve
Echc
Board of Education
Teo
Maurer
EuLowe
Wans Veara
Snyder
Snyder Vref Maurer
Steabvenvalle
Cered Wall Ace-Pope
Pomttrans
Woodmen Picnic Funds Boost Prizes Planned for Contests
A report from the Tri County picnic association shows a 40 dollar balance after expenses. Neighbor Thompson notes prizes will be funded to attract more athletic entries next year. Mansfield and other camps seek meter status as tests expand. A lawn fete is planned at Cloyd Stein’s home on South Market Street with the public invited.
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Tne
Bustuiou
Noowell
Charles Banner
Harry Mann
Neibnor Cloyd Stein Tortz
Lowestead
South Market
Frat meeting fuels big Wooster racing crowd
Racing day at Wooster fair grounds draws about 1500 spectators including many ladies for the Wooster Horse Racing Matinee Association event. Five races thrilled the audience with tight finishes and crowd-driven excitement. Frank Bedford’s May, Dora May driven by David Stinson, and Maud Alena noted among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Lyman Critchfield
Otto Po
Pacar
Winnink
Code Charley
James Souvder
Dalton Wan
Mary Temple
Weaseler
Jack Littles
Dan Little
Mr Little
Harry Dillard T
Little
May
Frank Bertord
Bedford
Burse
Mr. Hedford
Brasie
Walter Kinney
Bothy Pierce
Jay Strock
Charley James Snyder
Maize Wilkens
Ed Thommen
Adaline Almon C Nolin
Otte P Wim
Keteter
Miles Snyder
Sparkle Sam Keyer
Iypsy Gurl Dr Dear
Dr Weaseler
No Land Like The Homeland For Him Parker Ranch Visit
A long letter from Hawaii describes travel from Waiki to Waimea and Parker Ranch. The author details rugged landscapes, cattle herds, wild cattle and boars, and a Fourth of July meat hunt. He notes the ranch as vast, modern dairying, and expresses awe at Mauna Kea, mountains, and tropical scenery. The writer reflects on American destiny in Hawaii and mentions Japanese influence.
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Hill
Waimea
Glacier Canada
Honoka
Plae
Jonch
Darrow Pate
Kamela
Parker Ranch
Yhjo
Montana
Idaho
Ardrews
Hit
Andrewa
Tony
Islands
States
Hawai
Carter
Jvith
Spoat
Ope
Tois Fe
Mauka
Pau
Himeby
Coel
Wen
Giasa
Uncle Georges
Gawalt's
Mauna Kea
America
Hawaii
Huntle
Teddy
Aloha Oe
Jay O
Warner
Remedy for Diarrhoea Praised by York County Family
A reader testimonial extols Chamberlain's Colic Gallers and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best of its kind after five years of use in a York County, Pennsylvania home. The note names local sellers Bixler's Modern Pharmacy and S. B. Boyd & Co. and mentions Kodol for indigestion. The fragment hints at general health claims for a vegetable-based preparation.
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Foley
Bixler's Pharmacy
S. H. Boyd & Co
Chamberlain
York County
Jemison
Spring Grove
Bixler's
Modern Pharmacy
S. BH. Boyd & Co
Kingsford
Oswego
J. Mindsford & Son
WN. Y
National Starch Co
Successors
PRESS POINTS AND CARTOONED OPINIONS IN 1900S PAPERS
A collage of quoted editorials and commentary shows opinion on political figures and issues. Captain Hobson imagines his possible acts as a member of a Japanese legislature. Governors Cummings and Smith are discussed in terms of term, public presence, and leadership. Other items critique wealth production by Christians, Wall Street activism, and hot weather affecting telegraph strikes. The piece notes Roosevelt’s future field and references various newspapers and dates.
Human Firebrand to Exhibit at Wayne County Fair
Wayne County Fair directors contract William Castor known as The Human Torch for dangerous free acts on Sept. 11 1218. He slides a steel runway on roller skates drenched in gasoline then dives into a water tank fifty feet away. Also secured Hebreling’s 50000 trained wild animals with fifty big cats used in dramatic performances ending in a lion hunt.
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Wayne County Fair
Wiliam Castor
Capt
C. Wilson
Wilson
Bsva
Hebreling
White City
Cleveland
Wooster Fair Grounds Horse Races Revival Planned
The matinees at the Wooster fair grounds drew strong crowds and good sportsmanship. Officials announced another race meeting for next Friday, with hopes to run weekly for several weeks.
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Fair Grounds
Tamé
Wooster
Made in Wooster fasteners gaining patent traction
Mr Palmer has secured a patent and seeks two more for a fastening and rolling device in Wooster. Dealers praise the design as better than rivals and foresee strong sales nationwide. A local investor partners with Palmer to manufacture the fasteners and brackets, enabling affordable startup costs and employment for twenty to fifty people once market acceptance grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palamer
Palmer
Ateady
Intelligent Looking People Visit Medina Experiment Station
A party of sixty Jadiea and gentlemen, described as intelligent looking, arrived Saturday by electric line and toured the Experiment Station farm. They spent the day visiting facilities and shared a picnic lunch. The group consisted of Medina Gazette correspondents editors and employees, with an association meeting held to elect officers.
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Medina
Marriage Licenses Listed for Akron Orrville Wooster Couples
Lyman C. Groff of Akron and Nellis Leete of Orrville receive licenses. Godfrey J. Herman of Orrville and Anna Munser of Marshallville also listed. Chas E Felton and Graciad Maxwell of Orrville, Adam Long and Mrs Eliza Enfield of Wooster are noted.
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Lyman C. Groff
Akron
Nellis Leete
Orrville
Godfrey J. Herman
Anna Munser
Marshallville
Chas
E. Felton
Graciad
Maxwell
Adam Long
Mrs
Eliza Enfield
Wooster
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Pittsburgh
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Toledo
Niagara Falls
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Lhooston
Norfolk
T West
East Wit Northwes
Cal
G. KH. Wolfe
Kiss
Semozero Woodmen
Mob la Ihe
Firestone
Pew
Brin
Jo W. Buchanan
Smithville
Ohio
Eastern Agt
Denslow Coal and Land Co
United States Marine Band
President Roosevelt
Mexico
Dambosch
Bostock
Animal Arena
Paris
Western
Translvania
Wooster Racing Association
Barry Dillard
Elmer Ebner
Jennie W
Randolph Wise
John Little
Maud Alena
Ka Rickabaugh
Amos K
Alex Antles
Frank Bedford
Billy H
J Brinkerhoof
B. Wilkes
J Garwood
Maud S
Wal Smith
Hai
Dora May
David Stinson
Song Bird
Hugh Ports
Geo A Starn
Bourbon
Brinkerhoof
Wooster Boy
Waiki
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Hobson
Arle
Washington Herald
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Roosevelt
Baltimore Sun
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Hoke Smith
Indianapolis
Newa
Chicago
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bryan
Pickle
Anticipaton
Norrow
Wall Street
Washington
New York
Philadelhia Telegraph
Beaton
Marooc
Petre
Kingsford’s
Ely
Catarre
Warren Street
Kennedy
GF & G Dewitt & CO
U. B. & Kreiger Drug Store
Fist
Sho
Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Rio
Bixler
Jackson Township
Ashland County
Albion
Peggy Kiplinger
R. F. Ds
West Salem
Wayne County
Dr. Platt
American House
Pines
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