Grain and live stock prices across markets and regions
The listing shows grain quotes for eat 72 cents and barley at 45e, with oats 320, timothy 1.75, clover seed 12 to 13, bran 1.10, and wool and woolen products. cattle values across Buffalo, Chicago, and Yorkers with prices for butcher cattle 4.56, fat cows 2.50, heifers 2.254 to 5.40, bulls 2.25 to 4.06, and sheep lambs 6.50 to 8.85. hogs mixed and heavy around 6.50 to 6.06, wheat No 2 red 73 to 75 cents. regional cattle and sheep/lamb markets list primes, fill prices, and ranges for various classes and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texport
Owen
Hem Best
Heavies
Ea Cnet
Chi
Chicago
Boohers Denies It In Reedsburg Church Affair
J BoohEr, pastor of Reedaburg Lutheran Church, says reports on the Reedsburg church dispute were inaccurate The quarterly committee upheld his right to serve the entire charge and ordered the Reedaburg council to drop rent demands and stop trying to hire for a set term The panel allowed him to conduct services in Reedaburg church if invited by the congregation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woostek Republican
Reedsburg
Reedaburg Council
Readsburg
Joint Council
Jeromeville
Reedaburg
Reedsburg Council
Readaburg Council
J. ¥. Booher
Reedaburg Lutheran Church
Very Fine Horses Sold by Bell Bros to Van Wert Buyers
On Monday Bell Bros sold two fine stallions to Van Wert buyers Rae and Rae. A Belgian horse weighing about 2000 pounds and a Percheron around 2100 pounds were described as very fine and showy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Bros
van Wert
Webster Perry wedding in Smithville area
Gen Joseph R Webster of Washington and Miss Lenore Perry of Lincoln Neb were married on Thanksgiving evening at the Allen home in Lincoln Neb Rev J Lewis Marsh officiated Webster a prominent Nebraska lawyer and former attorney general will practice in Washington D C Miss Perry a Smithville native connected with local circles the couple stopped in Smithville for a visit before heading to Washington D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Perry
M. D
Lincoln
Simithville
Perky
T. S. Allen
Wm Jennious Bryan
Lincon
Neb
J. Lewis Marsh
All Souls Unitarian Church
Smithville
Misa Perky
Frienda
Mesdanes Roller
Hoffman
Washington
Holiday Matinee For Wooster Children At Opera House
On Thursday December 27 the Stetson Uncle Tom's Cabin Co performs at the City Opera House in Wooster with a 2 PM matinee for children under 12 at 10 cents and adults 25 cents. Waifs from the Wayne County Children's Home are invited as guests. Evening show tickets are 25 and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Stetson
Uncle Tom's Cavin Co
City Opera House
Wayne County
Opera House
New Election Ballot Law for Wooster Education Board
A 1907 Wooster election introduces a new ballot format with no party marks or emblems. Candidates from all parties appear alphabetically, ballots printed with head names, voters mark chosen candidates, and the top vote-getters up to the number of seats win. The law applies statewide for boards of education and ballots are kept separate from other tickets.
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Wooster
Board of Education
Local notes from Burbank and nearby towns
Mrs Case Overs of Radgard visited her daughter over Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Newcomber returned from their wedding trip Saturday evening. Cyrus Young at Rittman on day. George Schreffler returned from Seville where he will spend the winter. Joe Gingerys store burglarized Sunday evening with money missing. Hazel Myers in Ashland last week. Hallie Swith to Worcester for a few days. Frank Rook home from Akron over Sunday. Nellie Shaffer plans moving to Lodi next week.
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Smithville
Peter Zeigler
Hood
Apeuta
S. B. Longeveeer
Heiken
Nash
Brownson
Ww. Brownson
Wovater
Clara Browneson
Cleveland
Clyde WW. Miller
Barberton
Mira
Simon Miller
John F. Pearce
David W. Pearce
Jobnatown
Adam Kurtz
Topska
Ind
Samuel Kaylor
Plano
Ill
Ira Miller
Mra Kaylor
Miller
John Fonk
A. B. Hunsberger
Medina
Methodist
C. F English
Robert Slater
Wm. Smith
Akron
Bucher
Orrville
Blattenberg
A. Brenneman
Milton Street
Jos. Crites
W HH. Zaugg
Wooster
Rayden Kinsper
Wabash Station
J. W. Buchanan
Canton
Misa Hallie Swith
Frank Rook
Sener
Mra
Nellie Shaffer
Lodi
Christmas Services and Local Notes at Plain
Dec 19 item notes Christmas services at the Methodist church on Bonda evetting and a series of services led by Evangelical pastor Rev Spie ler starting next week. Miss Wests Laurer could not teach last week. her sister filled in. Mrs Hetta Fishburn traveled to Lawrenceburg Texas for the winter with her daughter Mrs R W Lantz. A happy Christmas to all Daily readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonda
Spieler
Wests Laurer
Hetta Fishburn
Lawrenceburg
Texan
R. W. Lantz
Daily
Weddings and social notes from a Wisconsin town
Karl Yoder of Orrville wed Miss Lillie M Robigo of Woneter in a Thursday afternoon ceremony by Rev H D Stauffer. Miss Orra Brown hosted a three course dinner for Colonial cloh ladies. Clara Bronson to wed Clarence Cook New Year’s Day in Lorain. Isaac Richwine hosted guests at his Koast Onico home. Reedsburg Lutheran Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society elected officers for the year. Treasurer reported public **ssnenang** offering of 7 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Yoder
Orrville
Lillie M. Robigoo
Woneter
H. D. Stauffer
Orra Brown
Walnut Street
Bellas Hed
Miss Brown
Clara Bronson
Clarence Cook
Lorain
Iaaac Richwine
Koat Onico
David Caller
Lacy Barrington
Michael Caller
Lyman Rotuson
Jo Ro Culler
Chas. Krick
Women’s Home
Christmas services and events at local churches
December events include Lutheran Sunder School Christmas service next Sunday evening. Methodist Monday and Presbyterian Tuesday services. Dr Hershey offers fourth course recital Friday at Presbyterian church with Prof Jacot accompanying and a student supper at Mr Steele’s home. Evang elistic meetings by Rev Landes planned. Family visits noted. teachers’ institute hindered by poor roads and Friday session postponed to January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunder School
Methodiats
Presbyterians
Hershey
Presbyterian Church
Wit Clee
Ubas Orr
John Rcuoll
Wmn. Barnes
Banna
Marshall
Walter Meathy
Wooster
Landes
Mra
Geo
Progressive Brethren to Hold Series of Church Meetings
Lattasburg notes a series of church meetings by the Progressive Brethren planned for Saturday evening December 92 at their north town church. Word of farmers institute events in Wooster, and local residents including Rev. William Wood, formerly of Lattasburg, now in Oklahoma, are mentioned along with residents taking up new homes and duties.
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Progressive Brethren
John Myers
B. F. Swinehart
Farmers’ Institute
Wooster
William Wood
Oklahoma
M. B. Painter
Lida
Albiano
C. Orlan
McDonald Works
J. G. Myers
Wood
Uncis
U. B. Church
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Artz
Salem
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Joseph eRott
Applecreek
Wayne
C. A. Wyre
Zrtet' Yee Ian
John D Ar Fetroue
Indetratt
Speen
Alpha-Arms
Katharine & Stuckfr
Liggett
Pn de Noe iBaid
Robert Wath Eld
Trustees
Telegraph. Ie
Erntiee Sa
Wooster Sock-Exchange
Aiuy
Teres
Evooster Marke
Irain
Springer
Armas
J. H. B. Danford Furniture and Undertaking
Xmas Bargains
West Liberty St
D. W. Curtiss
East Liberty Street
Bixler’s
Modern Pharmacy
Hagers & Bros
Rogers
Bros
Ofen
MR Booher
Webster-Perey
Joseph R. Webster
Craig’s Cash Store
Battenberg
Henry Books
Daloty
China
Prins
Burbank
SSS Sese Norte, Socie
Canaan
Lattasburg
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