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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1899
Page
3
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Modday notes drilling planned in Wayne County this week. Wooster hosts Farmers Institute January 3 and 4. Shelters and gear received for Co. D. The Standard Cough Pad Works resumed with full staff. Mayor Smith fined Tanner $1 for intoxication. heavier fines expected on repeat offenses. Cold weather slows county jail work. Tradies Fur Collar and scarf sale at Wit. A. in. City Board of Education met to approve bills. English Lutheran Sabbath school to perform Christmas cantata. Irene Movers Co manager Myees writes Frank Phelps of Wooster. Joseph Shelly of East Union Township taken for insanity. recently discharged from Toledo hospital. Davidson of Oroville to route for Adams Express. various company operations noted. Musical opening at 27 West Pebble Street postponed after crowd issues.
The article reports the death of Mr Miers of Milton township and includes funeral arrangements at Woods residence and Logom ty Res G C Smith attending, plus tributes from barbers and Kisii Star Lodywe Ke. It also mentions the passing of Carus Caskey of Los Angeles from typhoid fever, with family details and services planned. Additional items cover local shop ads and holiday merchandise at Noah's Ark and Wm An nut's stores, and a note that the Appletom Vocal Quarette concert at University Lecture December 8 was canceled.
Notice to taxpayers states half year taxes for 1899 are due December with payment encouraged immediately to avoid delay. County Treasurer A W Ackbern urges prompt payment and warns that recent delays could cause postponement of collection efforts.
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A rural column lists court sessions led by Judge S. B. Eason in Millersburg, with judges and residents visiting nearby towns. It mentions several locals in Columbus, Mansfield, Lodi, Cleveland, and Marietta, plus travel to attend business, family visits, and community events including Thanksgiving.
Dattos Dee and numerous local residents mourn the death of a community member at Dalton. Relatives including Mrs. Warreb Harte of New Boplin and Miss Josephine Mekthgnies of Cantom attend the funeral at Abe Prasbeteriam church. A large gathering with tears and support paid respects to the deceased and family as services and a post-funeral meal were held.
Local notes report plans for a cereal mill near Littmad and a possible UT build within years. Abram Gish and Gust spend Thanksgiving with Arley Gish in Cleveland. Mills may move to a farm near Akron. Charles Brattin to Chippewa Lake area. late December drilling of another salt well expected to begin January 1.
Fragments describe a noon incident on Pittsburg avenue where Frank Leichts fell on the walk in front of a house and broke her left arm just below the elbow. Dr Lefch treated with surgical ware. The ad then extols Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hood s Pills as cures for liver and land diseases.
An old Wooster ad from November through January advertises discounts on watches clocks silverware jewelry and musical instruments with 15 percent reductions on all items and a further 25 percent mention from BR W official. The shop notes plain figures on all articles and claims to save customers money.
Readable parts show party treasurers detailing campaign incomes and expenditures. Democratic and Republican records indicate cash on hand, modest incoming funds, and major outlays for get out the vote efforts.
The Lattasburg Knights of the Maccabees, meeting Friday, elected officers including Com., Lieut. Com., Chap., and various guard and trustee posts. The Lattasburg Hive 219, Ladies of the Maccabees, held a review Saturday naming Lady Commander Emma Zimmermann and other officers. Local residents report several new houses and farm improvements, with ongoing road and property work noted in the district.
Fragment shows plans to move machinery to an old well location. The readable text mentions a transfer, a phone reference, and a potential site name Poteet. Details are incomplete and several words are garbled, but the core action is the relocation of equipment to a specified old well area.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Miethaeb Moler with Rev Bey Wy Ho Natstvnen officiating. Attendees included family members from New Castle and Reedshurde, and the community gathered for the Lutheran service and burial at the new cemetery.
Fragmented police blotter narrative describes a man named Sidle being brought to officers, a later arraignment, and marshal concerns of desertion. Sidle disappeared from the office after questioning, with officers unsure of his current whereabouts and potential enlistment status.
Probate court proceedings list multiple wills probated and executors named including Sarah Smith Reuben Heo Joash Yoder and Carolin mas with appointments of administrators and executors. Final accounts filed January 5 to 6 by various executors and appraisers with bond amounts cited and notices of hearings scheduled.
Mrs Katharine McDougal aged 78 died Tuesday at her son in law Alonzo Dow's home on South Beves street from ailments of old age. She was born in Pennsylvania and is survived by three sons and three daughters. Funeral from the Dow residence at 1 pm Thursday with interment in Wooster cemeteries.
Special arrangement with Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy makers allows readers to obtain a free trial bottle and pamphlet by sending full name and address to the Dr David Kennedy's Corporation Rondgut NY and citing this paper. The ad touts cures for kidney liver bladder blood rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation and invites readers to test urine sediment to gauge kidney health.
In Wooster Ohio a continuing suit of Stewart Craven versus the executrix J. Craven’s heirs proceeds. Mrs Craven seeks proceeds of a prior sale of estate property and appeals for redistribution as the case moves toward retrial after a months-long trial.
Two Frank Matz, son of Wellington Mata, was hurt Saturday night while working as a switchman. He stumbled against a tie and fell, injuring his groin area. He was taken to his parents’ home in Wooster then returned to Alliance. Wreck delays occurred at Orrville and near Massillon. An engine derailed at Orrville interlocking and two cars broke loose near Massillon. Train crews faced slow turnout as the engine required cleaning and steam had to be vented.
Cleveland papers report Mrs Harry Wilson seeks relief in a petition for support alleging years of abuse. She describes a May marriage in which Mike Wilson allegedly assaulted her and their children at times, and requests sufficient alimony and guardianship for the two children in the wake of the troubled union.
Testimonies from Wooster residents claim Morrow's Kidneoids relieve kidney backache sleeplessness nervousness and urinary disorders. A buyer from North Grant Street says after using the anti kidney ailment remedy as directed the pain subsided and general health improved. The product is not pills but small tablets packed in wooden boxes with two weeks of treatment, sold at 40 cents per box and mailed on receipt of price from John Morrow & Co. Springfield Ohio.
Dyspeptics with stomach and liver issues are urged to use Dr King’s New Life Pills to restore appetite digestion and regularity. The ad claims health and energy benefits for 25 cents at Lau bach and Boyd’s drug store.
Corrected price list from Crarangap and 410 dealers on Wednesday December 6 1890 shows prices for eels eggs lard hams white beans New Potatoes salt onions flour rye wheat barley and more with various per unit quotes and marks of revision by W D Tyter as vendor.
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