Doan's Kidney Pills Cure Back Pain Case Testimony
A reader reports lumbago and kidney pain relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. M A Leiner of 109 East North Watrest, Marshal, describes intense back lameness and neckache improving after using the pills from Zimmermann & Co’s drug store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells the product. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
M. Henry Leiner
East North Watrest
Marshal
Mr. Collins
Zimmerman&Co
Doan
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Doano
Wayne County Real Estate Transfers Report
Real estate transfers recorded by L C Franks show lots and parcels in Funk Orrville Applecreek Chippewa Franklin Crest Creston and Fredericksburg townships with values from 150 to 3 000 dollars. Names include Zenas Funk Wills D Funk W L Newstetten John Couthley Luther Purcell James A Hamilton Lucy S Hamilton Henry Bauer Elizabeth Bauer Mary L Snyder David Walmer Ivy Welty Abraham Welty Jacob Swagler William Geitgey Irvin Geitgey Price Russell John Hatfey Jr James H Shields John Moore guardian John Youngman Jacob Swayler and others in guardianship filings.
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Zenas Funk
Wills D. Funk
Funk
W.L. Newstetteng
Wooster Township
Wakin Township
John Couthley
Luther
Purcel
Applecreek
James A. Hamilton
Lucy S Hamilton
Orrville
Henry Bauer
Tolizabeth
Chippewa Township
Mary L. Snyder
David Walmer
Abraham Welty
Ivy Welty
Dalton
Price Russell
William Stanford
John Hatfey, Jr
Creston
James H. Shields
James Hutchison
John Moore
Fredericksburg
Popular Wooster Pair Unite in Early Wedding Ceremony
A joyous Wooster wedding united Miss Blanche A. Myers and Mr John W. Ames at the Myers home on Beall avenue. The ceremony featured a bell altar, Mendelssohn music, and a reception luncheon, with a 9:35 train departure for a ten day honeymoon to Washington and eastern cities. Guests included David Wile and wife, A S Miller and wife, and others from Ashland, Latrobe, and Cleveland.
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David Myers
Beall Avenue
Blanche A. Myers
John W. Ames
Ames
Myers
Hall
Dizi
Mendellssohn
Arabella Barnes
Fredericksburg
J H Deeds
M KE
Deeds
John Myers
Lydia George
Attrobe
Mins George
Washington
D. C
Toney
Wooster
High
Case School of Applied Shoure
Cleveland
Wooster University
David Wile
A.S. Miller
James Berkey
Savannah
Lida George
Latrobe
David Troxel
Elyria
Parks
Newark
W. F. Brooks
Ritz
Wooster Man Wins Preliminary State Oratorical Contest
The Wooster preliminary oratorical contest at Uly Opera House drew about 200 attendees, largely collegians. U.S. Earls won first place, R. Johnson second, as judges from Urbana, Chicago, and New York credited delivery and thought with audience applause.
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Wooster
Uly Opera House
W J H H Strong
Prof Strong
Bartes
Gethel
Ko Johnson
Love of
Wunster
Turned the Tables Defeats University in Fast Basketball
Company D defeated the university 18 to 8 on Wednesday evening, using the best and fastest game of the season despite the university lacking its regular team. Hartman replaced Calhoun in the second half, and Imb and Trapes moved up as Myers and McClarran were substituted. Starting lineup included Myers Reddick Cooper Begg Kester guards Gasche McClarran Meese Priest Goais. Company D’s top scorers were Kester 7 Gasche 6 and Reddick 5 with fouls tallying for Begg and Meese. The Company D squad may play Mansfield next Tuesday.
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Company D
University
Soldier Boys
Hartman
Calhoun
Imb
Trapes
Myers
McClarran
Felows
Gasche
McClarran Meese
Goais
University seniors plan county entertainments to raise funds
Following Prof Notestein and the fifteen member committee, the senior class at the university organizes several county events to raise money for Wayne County. The planned activities aim to support county needs and engage local residents.
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Notestein
Wayne Count
Wooster Preserving Company Elects Officers for Growth
The Wooster Preserving Company elected I. P. Oliger as president J. Q Snyder as vice president W W Wallace as secretary treasurer and J W Wilson as manager. The board discussed expanding acreage to grow all art vegetables and fruits especially tomatoes and to secure contracts with farmers for increased supply.
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the Wooster Preserving Company
I. P Oliger
J. Q Snyder
W W. Wallace
J. W Wilson
Wayne County Agricultural Society elects officers for 1902
At a Saturday meeting the Wayne County Agricultural Society elected Metlarran as President Summers as Vice President W A Wilson as Treasurer G J Ebright as Secretary BR Firestone as Supt of Grounds MM Fowler as Assistant Supt James Taggart as Marshal. Kinney declined re election after long service as secretary.
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Wayne County Agricultural Society
Metlarran
W.A Wilson
J E Bright
BR. Firestone
Fowler
James Taggart
Kinney
Agricultural Society
Wooster Welcomes Dr Thompson On Education Talk
An audience at Cit Opera House heard Rev. W O Thompson, president of Ohio State University, discuss education as a social and religious duty. He urged Presbyterians to support Wooster University, noting its impact on Christianity and higher learning amid adversity.
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Cit
W O Thompon J. D
Ohio State University
Wooster Universits
S Fencoyel
Holden
Wooster
Dr Thompson
Thompson
Wooster University
Sam Baker Family Plans Iowa Move
Arm strong January 29 Sam Baker and wife of Barberton visit friends here and plan to move to Iowa for their future home. Henry Landaw is reported sick. Lola Geyer attempted to cross to her school but was blocked by a drifting horse and wagon mishap near Matthew town.
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Sam Baker
Barberton
Iowa
Henry Landaw
Jim Howard Found Guilty in Goethe Murder Case
Special to The Republican Frankfort Ky January 30 A jury returned a guilty verdict against Jim Howard of complicity to the Goethe murder and fixed the penalty at life imprisonment.
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Frankfort
Jim Howard
Goethe
University Benefits vs Vagabundus Appeal to Reason
A Wooster communication argues the University boosts Wayne county by direct spending over 125000 yearly plus student and summer programs, supporting 4 000 workers, 77 students in town, and $70000 in local student expenses. It contrasts with factory gains, asserting the uni’s presence uniquely benefits Wooster’s economy and urging careful evaluation.
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Waynr County
Sonnider
Wooster
Vagabundus
de Shr
Wayne
Wayne County
Neve
Zanesville
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Zanes Wile
Serure
Sus
Lost Bird Fights Near Overton Spark Bets
Report describes a cork fighting main near Overton Tuesday night. The match involved nine events between birds from Ashland and Reedsburg. Ashland birds won most bets, with Wooster parties wagering substantial sums on the outcome.
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Overton
Ashland
Reedsburg
Atx
Best
Itis
Wooster
Century Club Meeting Lecture On The Human Eye
At a Century Club gathering held at Dr R N Warren's home, Tuesday the eighth, Prof W Z Bennet delivered an engaging lecture titled The Human Eye as a Physical Instrument.
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Century Club
R. N. Warren
Uesday
W. Z. Bennet
Communication on School Building Sanitation and Bond Issues
Editor argues for modern sanitary provisions in the new school building with even heat and dust free air. He criticizes city council bond obligations and interest, urging a pay as you go approach to avoid debt. The piece stresses child welfare, moral courage, and the harm of unrest on young minds.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N, Y
Royal Arch Degree to be Worked by Wooster Chapter
On Thursday night next February 8 the Royal Arch Degree will be conferred by Wooster Chapter No. 27 followed by a banquet. The Wayne county Masonic Strectory project nears distribution readiness. Women of the Given Corps No. 19 and Kinley Day event organize activities after meetings. A poem by Canton Indy member Mrs. Applebaugh was read with brief addresses and hymns.
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Royal Arch
Wooster
Wayne County
Given Corps
Kinley
BFR Canton Indy
Young Lady Student Miss Hattie Harman Dies Abroad
Miss Hattie Harman of New Waterford and University of Wooster student died Friday at a relative's home in Mast Palestine while visiting. She had planned to return to Wooster after holidays but contracted pneumonia. letters from vacation described a slow recovery. Her trunks and belongings were sent to Wooster by her relatives, and she was enrolled in the Teacher's course.
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Hattie Harman
New Waterford
Mast Palestine
Wooster
Fmerandsa
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