Residence Fire Damages Home on North Beaver Street
Firefighters battled a blaze at the home of IH Myers on North Beaver Street Sunday at 12:30 p.m. The fire started between the kitchen ceiling and roof, with iron roofing hindering access. Fire Chief Kingsley directed efforts to reach the water source. Water damage ruined carpets, ceilings and paper. fault traced to a defective flue. Damage estimated between $200 and $800, insured.
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Box
Myers
North Beaver Street
Chist Kingsley
Opus Pall We Ane
Settlement Reached Over Bank Charges and Arrest Notes
H H Quigler of American Houses received a 64.80 draft from W J Hayes and Sona of Cleveland covering costs and protest fees of 20 and 30 dollars for checks by H H Hayes. Chief Leiner arranged Hayes arrest after a Cleveland contact claimed no funds. Zeigler sought prosecution but accepted payment. Zeigler got only a bill showing the draft drawn by H H Hayes.
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H. H. Quigler
W. J
Hayes
Leiner
Forest City
Frederick & Co. Gal lettes at low price for women and children
Buyers to procure coats and salts for women and children at rarely low price. Come and see.
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SLA
A. Id
Fredrick & CO
Galletties
Great Day for Lutherans Reopens City Church
Sunday services marked the reopening of the Lutheran church following interior refinishing. Rev J C Smith led the day with morning and evening sermons by Dr Charles G Heckert of Wittenberg College, praising faith over internal and external enemies. Attendance included Ray Abram Miller of Alliance. $1,610 was raised to cover remaining debts, surpassing the $1,200 goal. A brief rail about rheumatism remedies follows.
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J. C Smith
Chas. G. Heckert
D. D
Wittenberg College
Rey—-Smith
Lutheran ‘Church
Ray Abram Miller
Alliance
Eastern Ohio Synod
Rev. Smith
Secret service seeks Obliger and Zimmer men in Wooster bank case
Cleveland sources say Secret Service aims to bring former Wooster National Bank president Lewis P. Obliger and director J R Zimmerman to Ohio for trial. Examinations by bank inspectors and contact with Washington are cited, while officials offer no comment. A grand jury may be convened to probe the bank's closing and related criminal action.
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Secret Service
L. P. Obliger
Cnd
J. R. Zimmerman
Wooater Nasional Bank
Cleveland
Messra
Ohilger
Zimmerman
Cubs
Messia
Qohilger
Zimmerplan
Cuba
Wooster National Bank
United States
Sullivan
National Bank Examiner
Washington
Lewis P. Obliger
J. R. Zimerman
Obliger
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivary
Woosterbank
Wooster
Chad Cis
Royal Baking Powder Advocates Purity and Efficiency Worldwide
A fragmented passage argues Royal Baking Powder stands for purity and efficiency worldwide. It asserts universal authority and calls on housekeepers to recognize these facts, emphasizing baking standards and trust in the product.
Orrville Fox Chase Planned As Great Event
A called meeting in Orrville decided to hold a two day fox chase on Wednesday and Thursday, December 2 and 3. Officers elected include President D G Cooper, Vice President F C Hall, Secretary Geo Ey Arnold, Treasurer Roy Kochel, Chief Marshal Levi Matusor, Assistant Marshal Chas Menissiav.
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Orrville
D. G. Cooper
F.C . Hall
Geo. Ey Arnold
Roy’ Kochel
Marehal
Chas
Menissi
Annual Election At Standard Coach Pad Company
Stockholders met Monday to review the year’s reports, noting satisfactory business. Directors elected: Jacob Palwer, George Rejeger, Sr., Wiliam Luvy, J.D. Price. Officers chosen: President Jacob Palner, vice president George Kreiger Sr., secretary-treasurer and manager R. J. Sweeny, foreman, William Luy.
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Standard Coach Pad Company
Jacob Palwer
George Rejeger
Wiliam Luvy
J.D. Price
Praaident
Jacob Palner
George Kreiger, Sr
R. J. Sweeny
Foraman
Wliam Luy
Letter List No 50 From Wooster Post Office
Dec 12 list of uncalled letters includes Gentlemen Sam Chasle Chasle P Je Frantz Lyman Srothera O O Rosa Otto Schmidt O Smith George Younkin Ladies Misa Ida Gordon Airs Mrs Eliza D Harmon Mrs Mary P Thompson.
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Wooster
Sam Chasle
Je Frantz
Lyman Srothera
O. O. Rosa
Otto Schmidt
O Smith
George Younkin
Misa Ida Gordon
Eliza D. Harmon
Mary P.thompson
Special Inspection Orders for Eighth Regiment Companies
Orders issued to Eighth regiment companies for a special inspection by battalion leaders. Reports will cover rifle condition, property care, and progress under new drill regulations. General demeanor and courtesy among officers and soldiers will be noted and reported to headquarters. Company D receives additional drill regulations.
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Company D
Wheat crop outlook worsens amid drought in 1905
The state edini of agriculturure warns the 1905 wheat crop faces a very unfavorable outlook due to extreme drought and Hessian fly damage. Since November 1 the crop has fallen about 12 percent, with potential large losses if winter is severe. Fields are thin and fly damage reaches around 10 percent, though oats yield is estimated at 2,000,000 bushels, seen as satisfactory.
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Edini
Agticultoreta Srop
Ongreat Y
Oble
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H. Zeigler
Hodd
Con Eputy Bank Development
Attege
Simerman & Ae
Ateck
Chris
Urs
Coats
Oliver Haffacre
Mayavillé
Anne Gamber
Frederickaburg
Edward Wirth
Maud Sheppard
Henry B. Kornhau
Rtary M. Belcler
Westernville
Ballister
Laubach & Boyd Agents
Pennsylvania Lifes
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Ian
Chadwick
Cassie
Mesamor
Toni
Porter
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Amy
Chad
Genial
Detinmer
Fan
Uncle John
Mr. — the Wéetin
Orrville Fox Hunters
Standard Coach Pad Co
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Nick Amaler
Monarch
Manhattan
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Nick Amner
Nick Amster
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