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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
7
The Wooster Republican paper urges readers to help make the Wayne County fair a success. Citizens are encouraged to test exhibits, spread the word, attend daily events, and support the fair as a major county event for the year.
A garbled early August congress summary lists members and relatives traveling, with scattered names and places. The text mentions Melssa Warger Mand Va, Gund ville Tam, Mary Gover Mot thea, and Tara Vokyyee among others and hints at travel and meetings.
A mixture of village happenings appears with Amos Grose slicing ground for a new John Ssteehart bank barn and Lince & Ewing slated for carpentry. Henry Peece suffers a serious heart issue, Dr Rawal reports improvement, and reunions dominate Poetsland grounds with Rathor, Keeneroreunen, and Someday gatherings. Traditional farming life and community notices fill the fragmentary page with scattered names and dates.
Officials of Western and Denver Savings banks face trial on charges of larceny and receiving deposits. James Hill, Melville Miller, and others appeared in criminal court with bonds posted. a continuance requested. Aug 29. Roosevelt’s appointment of Melville Miller noted amid broader political blurbs.
Smithville August reports show quiet life in town with kin visits, exams, and small town travel. Local residents Ed Brenner and Ernert Ibile receive railway clerk appointments while Ed Brenner and A Prank Longneckker attend a Detroit excursion. Families like the Brenners, Brakensters, and Brownsons are profiled for visits, weddings, and schooling as the community notes house projects and choir events. A poaching story and a medical testimonial round out the regional item.
A fragile peace emerges as envoys announce agreement on all disputed points and a formal ceasefire. The telegram from Wooster confirms a swift withdrawal and pending terms. deaths and illnesses have dampened the mood. Local teams withdraw from interment events while funeral logistics begin for residents, with proceedings set for Wednesday.
Typhoid fever affects local residents while school officials announce a pending term. Mr Clipprmper is noted as a respected citizen with family sympathy. B Gish and wife host relatives from Central City. Mie oard Blough is seriously ill. The Boxhoard Co ships a large cartoon order from Cleveland.
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Edna, 2 weeks old, daughter of Will Conrad and wife of East Liberty, with a funeral at 2 pm. Cousin of 8. S. Shilling and family mentioned. Another death: Mrs Barbara Musselman, 66, of Sayne County, interred at Honeytown cemetery. Patrick O'Toole, 43, glassblower, died at his brother Lawrence Toole’s home in Chagrin Valley after three months illness. Mark Coville, widower of deceased, previously in Pittsburg. N B Suttle’s daughter died at Burton City area. Funeral and family ties noted. many names in Cleveland and Pittburgh connections.
A reader from Addison Avenue Illinois writes that after a cold worsened by wet feet she used Peruna and recovered within a week. She claims the medicine improved her strength and health, enabling a full recovery.
August 80 announces a union Sabbath school picnic at Bethel in Sept. 16 inviting every boy to come with his own dinner. Local notices mention mutual visits, family travels, and community happenings including reunions and new businesses.
A Columbus Ohio bank holds ten thousand dollars to prove the authenticity of testimonials for Peruana a remedy advertised to cure a four year cough grip catarrh and restore appetite and strength. The letter from Miss Nalley describes years of suffering before three bottles revived her health.
Market summary lists Wheat futures September 79 and December 80, Corn September 52 and December 48, Oats September 255 and December 26 1 2. price quotations for buttered meat produce and farm goods per pound and per bushel. notes on hay, wood, seeds, and other farm commodities with various cents and dollars values. text appears as garbled OCR with multiple mis-spellings and typos.
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