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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
4
A patchwork of brief items covers politics, war, finance, and travel from unrelated notices. Mentions include Admiral Sampson's retirement, Kentucky murder convictions, U S Steel liquidity, and Prince Henry’s American visit plans, with scattered dubious OCR phrases throughout.
Fragmentary notes discuss Peary relief expeditions and a Shakespeare dispute revived by a writer claiming the playwright was a reincarnation of the Messiah. The piece mentions dogs, factories, and a Brown county letter requesting dog extermination bills, all in scattered, unclear prose.
A report states Niel Swarts underwent removal of a tumor from the upper left paw after a bone tuner caused by a trauma. The operation happened last Friday and the tumor portion was excised. Swarts is recovering with hope of no recurrence.
Recursion tickets to New Chivns Lit Mo ttle Alm and Pensacola bbe for annual festivities. Cold Cure for Busy People Krause's Cold Cure promises relief in 24 hours. Sold by Doctor and Child only one remedy in the world. 50 cents at all drug stores.
Headache is linked to poor ventilation and excess intake, with insufficient exercise and strain. Krause's Headache Capsules are advertised as quickly curing even severe cases and clearing the head. Price 2 46. Sold by Proctor and Obutl.
A historic notice lists train departures from Orrville and Wooster with Pennsylvania Lines details. It mentions attaching information to agent Leyda in Wooster and notes a revised schedule starting soon. Dates and exact times are partially readable.
Rev Ezra Nikirk spoke at Hag's bull on the Anantus Clib. He argued it guides the common man toward reform and warns of folly in modern society. Attendees noted revival plans at MFE church and local funeral, visitations, and military service returns shaping community life.
Miss Jeannette Koch and Mr Frank Oliver wed Wednesday evening January 28 at Aspinwall Lutheran Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev H C Keller. Attended by 40 relatives and friends, the bride wore white invasseline and roses, with Mrs A O W Koch as matron of honor and A W Koch as best man. The couple will reside in Witkinsburg, Ia after a short wedding trip and will be at home April 1.
The probate court of Wayne County in the state of Ohio will oversee sale of real estate from the estate of Fanny Obeal- Toobecaer. Administrator J. Ronsny Der and James H. Tay Lo announce the estate sale for sections described, with parcels in the northwest and northeast quarters. Sale details include costs, dates in February, and publication in The Republican.
Corrected price list shows Ghotee Butter 14c to 16c per pound and lard 7c to 9c per pound. Cheese per pound, onions per bushel, and various poultry prices including spring chickens and turkeys. Grain items include wheat 4.00 to 4.80 per bushel, oats 40c, barley 40c, and flax seed. Prices listed by W. D. Tyner, dealer in wool and crops.
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