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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
2
Ad claims Scott's Emulsion helps gain weight and reduces coughing in consumption patients. It asserts interior changes boost lung function and overall strength, describing the product as a reliable aid. Free samples are offered through Keers & Yowne Chemists at 409 E Pearl St, N.
Ashburnham Ont April 18 1903 local reader testifies to Cham berlain s Cough Remedy restoring voice and ending a severe cough in time for Easter preaching. The note credits quick relief after three doses and claims the medicine to be a God sent remedy.
Judge R L Adair presided as matters before the probate court included will of Anthony Stoulmiller in Chipposva township with Fred Deutsch named as executor and a resignation by co-executor. George D Barmard petitioned as administrator of George Fresh estate. cause continued for bond and notice to defendants. Orders to sell real estate issued to Ela Hall for William Hall estate. assignees Price Kunsell filed inventory and approval of estate. Personal property sold at private sale for less than appraised value. sale reported, approved, and recorded. Wm Brinkerhoff named executor of Berry Staftter estate. final accounts for Catherine Rumbourh estate heard. John Musser sought trustee appointment for Anna Rich onder will. continued for notice and bond. Ella Harrison guardian of Win Vorce. inventory approved. J H B Johnson administrator of Wilson Tracy estate. inventory and appraisement approved. W Faber filed for administrator of Amisha Kishwan estate. continued for bond. T C Hunnicker seeks letters of administration on Wm Feasel estate. continued for bond. George 3 Brown executor of Calet Brown. final guardian account filed. Jan W B Kean administrator of Helen Wilson. first interim account hearing January. Wm Rasur executor of Mary Vail estate. inventory approved and recorded. A A M Brenneman guardian of Newcomer filed first account. hearing January.
County commissioners in a quarterly session approved sheep loss claims for the past three months. Names include Edwards Fisher Bangbuian Township with two sheep killed and flock damage $1100, Levi Iminell Saltcreek one ewe killed and $8.50, Samuel M Slatzer Franklin two killed $6, J D Lisle Franklin one sheep and one lamb killed $9 25, Earkhart Fetzer Canaan one kill $5 25, Mina Scott Canaan one later killed, George Smwerman East Union two sheep killed $5, E Hoover East Union one sheep killed $450, Jacob Dilgard Keene one sheep killed $5 tract, Allaman Clinton two sheep killed $8, S R Garriron Clinton one sheep and one lamb killed $8, D L Fredrick Morton one lamb killed and three injured $4, Henry Mobr Franklin four sheep killed $17, D Lisle Franklin one sheep and one lamb killed $11.
Judge Maxwell assigned jury trials for mid December with cases listed by number and party. War relation case No. 23 in Ohio against Hershey set for December 14, followed by No. 8229 Baughman versus Frase administrator on December 15, No. 87 Young against Gill on December 16, No. 8277 Bashford versus Taylor on December 17, and No. 22,358 Brubaker against Lilly on December 17.
Local items report a newborn son in East Wooster born to Myron Crow and wife. a flowing well struck in Lodi field by Lodi Oil and Refining Co. scarlet fever in the Sigler family. church Christmas exchange set for December 19. visitors Bessie and Rey Zuck guest at grandfather H J Kauffman’s in Wooster. several Wooster residents traveling to Los Angeles for reports on local peers.
Mrs J H Seitz of Detroit Michigan reports improved appetite and digestion after using Chamberlain's St Machana Liver Tablets. She says the remedy relieved a broken feeling and produced a pleasant movement of the bowels. Available at all druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
A ventivman discusses a project linking West er and Mausheld with a Republica party. Financial woes and party ties slow terms. Cleveland & Southwestern traction company has agreed to loan power until construction is finished, with hope for a settlement and work starting next spring.
Special dispatch from Columbus reports a new railroad company incorporated in Calabrous Wednesday or Thursday to build a line from Indian Row through Loranty McConnell avillect to Akron. Camp HED Andresa TC, Camp Bob Wise, and BM Atterholt among incorporators.
A jumbled column promotes Buklen's Arnica Salve for burns cuts eczema and piles with 25 cents at Laubach and Boyd's. It mentions a big dry goods firm in Yoakum led by J M Haller and hints at early rising pills De PWitt's Little Early Risers as best for morning vitality.
Mrs H Ziegler hosts a dinner for Mix Tronic and Thomas Jameson in Cleveland area. Gifts of linen, prizes won by Miss Ward of Wittgeon. Anover village Christmas tree gifts and refreshments. YWCA and Missionary Society meetings feature talks on India News and Leppa meetings. Grand Army of the Republic and Triangle circles report new members and officer elections. Tuesday and Friday club gatherings plan social hours with Bible readings and patriotic programs. A notable surprise installation honors Mr and Mrs Wirt at their home near Morrland with a large gathering and gifts procession.
About 300 to 350 attendees enjoyed a rare musical program at Memorial Chapel Wooster Friday. The Messiah featured eighty chorus, soloists like Mrs Sarah MacDought Sheridan and Mix Frances Glepo, with Prof Qiiver directing a near perfect rendition and masterful organ and piano accompaniments by Prof McAfee Santum and Mr Weiler.
Friday issue notes officers elected by Wooster Artificial Liqueur and Brewing Co directors and an executive committee list. Plans call for plant remodeling to boost output and to place the firm among leading national institutions. Under new management employment will rise from about a dozen to fifty or sixty steady positions.
In the court of common pleas Martin W Saunders of Cleveland sued Flora U Welker to recover 100 dollars on a note. The case was settled Saturday afternoon when the defendant paid 125 dollars plus costs.
O W French of Cleveland, president of a road planned through Wooster, is defendant in a Cleveland common pleas suit by the Pullman Co. for 8675 alleging use of a private car for an extended California trip. The company says the car was provided March 12 at 85 dollars a day and remains unpaid.
Charles Haupert ordered that Dewey 8 Lessons To Manners be read by all Wooster public school teachers to their pupils. The book, not by Admiral Dewey but by a Miss Dewey, is said to be a standard work in its field and easily understood.
A Chicago motor man narrowly avoids a bridge edge but warns of danger. The ad promotes Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion and stomach disorders, claiming strong digestion and body improvement. Includes an offer of a $3,000 forfeit to verify testimonials and details about sending for Dr Pierce medical books.
The undessgned offers at privary sale the following described property The McClellan Stoe build for o East Liberty street The John McCrennan Tawmity Ten dence on North Market street A very desirable reswene on Nurr street within a few blocks of the public square For prices and terms of sale inquire FRANK TAGGarT Executor of John McClellar Wooster O Nov 13 1903. d1b4 k3e
A historical advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims wide testing in hospitals and private practice and offers free sample bottles by mail with a mailing address in Binghamton New York. It urges readers to mention the paper to receive the sample.
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