Peruna hailed as great family medicine in testimonials
Endorsements from Hon. W. G. Hunter and numerous users tout Peruna as a top household remedy. Letters claim it wards off colds catarrh and related ailments while restoring energy and easing coughs throat and lung issues. A stream of anecdotes credits Peruna with curing indigestion eye pain and chronic discomfort, bolstering its public reputation.
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W. G. Hunter
North Carolina
Washington
G. W. Taylor
Clendenin
W. Va
Pergie
Peruna
Manalia
Dr. Hartman
Perana
Sure Thing In Town Electric Line War Emerges
David Collier predicts a new electric line will be built. He states it is “sure” and that engineers are scarce but work will begin as soon as possible. Collier remains cautious about timing and details.
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David Collier
Electric
Collier
Suicide of Surgeon Dr K Barvey Reed in Los Angeles
Dr K Barvey Reed, formerly chief surgeon for the Union Pacific, a former resident of Wayte county, Dalton and West Salem, suicided in Los Angeles on January 30. once a respected medical man, he reportedly became addicted to cocaine after a past blood poison operation. His mind deteriorated over years leading to family strain and letters to Mansfield residents showing a disordered mind. He had lived in Columbus and Rock Springs and had a troubled decline starting about two years ago.
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K. Barvey
Wayte County
Dalton
Salem
Los Angeles
Cal
Reed
Union Pacific Railroad
Mansfield
Columbus
Rock Spring
Wyo
Union Pacific Hospital
Akron
Chicago
Dr. Reed
Building Sale on East Liberty Street
The Frank W. Miller and Samuel Awes building on East Liberty street was sold today by J. P. Van Nest Son's agency to Benjamin Zarlenga for $5,000.
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Frank W. Miller
Samuel Awes
East Liberty Street
J. P. van Nest Son
Benjamin Zarlenga
Smithville Farming and Meeting Updates
Prolonged religious meetings proceed in East Union Lutheran Pleasant Hill and Geyer's Chapel attracting converts while local progress claims a healthy town boom with more pews and new buildings planned. Notables including Dr W Buchanan Jawmil and Rev G F English are noted guests and meetings discuss canning factory prospects for the coming season with plans for a large farmers and tomatoes event at Nerstal hall on Feb 14.
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Smithville
G. Hog
East Union Lutheran Church
Pleasant Hill
Geyer
C .F. English
North Amherst
W. Buchanan
Jawmil
Hiwin
Akron
Buchanan
Europe
Stayman
Jefferson and
Viciniy
Geo Brownson
No. Dots Township
Mie
Adda Twisy
Los Angeles
Cal
T. N. Bo‘lman
W. Hancogg
Wooster
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Harvey Swartz
B. Norris
Judd
Benj. Shuey
Touraday
Community notes from Holmesville and nearby areas
Feb 6 events include Miss Lucy Armstrong hosting a six o clock dinner with a list of attendees from the Armstrong and related families. Recovery and illness news note Gilbert Armstrong at the bedside of her sister Mrs. Benner in Holmesville. Rev J C Mechlio attended Torrey meetings in Cleveland. Revival services and church observances are mentioned at Methodist, Christian and U P churches. Mrs Karr visited Coshocton and family in Cleveland area travel. Supt Miller entertains visiting father and mother of Sterling.
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Gilbert Armstrong
Basiliy
Benner
Holmesville
Miller
Sterling
Lucy Armstrong
Toesy
Warner
Lida Armstrong
Stocker
Emma Barnes
Karr
Coshocton
J. C. Mechlio
Prebsyterian Church
Cleveland
Burbank Roller Rink Announces Admission Rules
The Burbank roller rink in Miller's new building lists February weekend hours and rules. Free sessions run weekday afternoons for independents, Saturdays 1:80 to 8 pm, children admitted with parents, and no spectators on Thursdays. Management reserves right to refuse admission as needed.
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Burbank
Farm sales rise near Wooster. Haiey talks Mondey plan
Chas Haiey of Wsynd tunnelip says a large farm exists and will be offered Monday through his agent G. W Spangler. Spangler has sold about 25000 dollars worth of farm property in recent weeks, noting strong demand for farms near Wooster.
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Chas. Haiey
Wsynd Tunnelip
Big Farm
Mondey
Wu. Withdrow
G. W Spangler
Wayne County macadam road bids sought in 1907
Sealed bids for grading and macadamizing 1.03 miles of road in Wayne township Wayne County Ohio must be received by noon on Tuesday March 5th 1907. Bids require 300 cash or certified check deposit forfeitable if the bidder does not enter into bond and contract within five days of acceptance. State Highway Commissioner reserves right to reject any or all bids. SAM HOSTON State Highway Commissioner.
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Commissionera
Wayne County
Ohio
Wayne Township
Said County
Wooster
State Highway Commissioner
Columbus
State of Ohio
Cheorgee
Water bond proposal discussed by Wooster council
Wooster Ohio city council, with all members present, debated a bond issue of 20 000 to extend improve and secure water sources. The vote was postponed while harmony with the public safety board was noted and a fire wagon purchase was approved. No action taken on state health board conference plans.
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Weiser
Wooster
Ohio
Board of Public Safety
Tra
Board of Public Service
State Board of Health
Welser
Vinitia Mada
Prisoner J R Zimmerman Leads Prison Telephone Exchange
Dispatch from Columbus reports J R Zimmerman of Wooster now operates the penitentiary telephone exchange after serving a two year term for his role in wrecking the Wooster National Bank. He was formerly director of the bank and is no longer connected with its kitchen. The prison exchange has no outside connection.
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Columbus
J. R. Zimmerman
Wooster National Bank
Son Escapes From Jail Cited In Orrville Tragedy
Mrs. Mary Brown died at her Orrville home Monday morning from pneumonia after a short illness. She was mother of Ed Brown who recently escaped from jail. Her prolonged worry over her son’s escape contributed to her decline.
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Mary Brown
Orrville
Brown
Ed Brown
Thaw Case Discussion Sweeps Wayne County Town
Residents across Wayne County talk daily about the Thaw case conviction or acquittal. In Wooster cafes depots and hotel lobbies the debate runs with local interest high as voters weigh the matter ahead of any ballot.
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Wayne County
Wester
Horo'a
Faber's
American
Archer
Wooster
Shetland Pony Sale Heads to Orrville Auction
R C Taylor imported 388 Shetland ponies direct from the Islands to Portland Maine incurring 700 freight and 265 railway charges to Louisville Stark county where they were consigned. The entire lot to be sold at auction in Orrville on February 16.
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R. C. Taylor
Portland
Maine
Louisville
Stark County
Orrville
Marriage Licenses Issued For Schwary And Fetter
Charles B Schwary of Smithville weds Salomea Fetter of Weileraville per the marriage licenses issued.
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Charles B Schwary
Smithville
Salomea
Fetter
Weileraville
County Bar Organizes in Wayne County
A meeting to form a Wayne County Bar Association adopted a plan to affiliate with the State and National Bar associations. Capt J B Taylor was named chairman and M L Spooner secretary. A committee to organize the incorporation was chosen, and funds and law library needs were discussed. The session focused on improving fee practices and professional cooperation.
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Ravns Loantz
County Bar Association
W. F Kean
J BB Taylor
JntgoLl
RB. Critchield
Eugene Vario
J . McClarran
M L Spooner
A. D Metz
W E Weynandt
W. G. Patternon
R W Funck
J O Fritz
John
State Bars Association
Wayne County Bar Aesoc Jation
National Bar Association
Soveral
John McSweeney
Wayna County Bar Association
J. B. Taylor
M. L. Spooner
Mahlon Roach
W. E. Weygandt
Horsrist
ML. Spooner
Law Library Association
Tov
Presbyterians discuss Homewood Avenue pastor search
Readers in Pittsburgh noted a Post report that Dr S Hershey preached at Homewood Avenue Presbyterian and the church would meet Wednesday to choose a pastor. Inquiry showed Hershey has no intention of leaving Worcester and remains away lecturing in Pittsburgh.
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Pittbsurg
S. &. Hershey
Homewood Avenus Presbyterian Church
Post
Dr. Hershey
Pittsburg
Homewood Avenue
Found Valuable Pin Returned by Honest Boy
A valuable old style brooch pin lost on North Market Street was found by Clifford Young a boy named Will Young. He returned the pin to this office and received a pride reward for his honesty. The owner is urged to claim the pin.
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North Market Street
Clifford Young
Will Young
Awatta
Boy Found Envelope Containing Money. Identity Unclear
A fairsized boy found an envelope with cash but made no effort to return it. Mrs Power and Mrs Wiley’s mother reported the loss to Chief Lerner. Miss Shields identified a boy near district schools. another 12 year old, Oyler, claimed the finder fled toward Cleveland. Police investigate the lead and local school sighting.
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Aquila Wiley
Power
Alep
Miss Shields
Albert Cooley
Chief Lerner
Atthia Walter Oyler
Overall
Bigomp
Sein
Cleveland
Anti Spitting Ordinance Promised By Wooster Officials
Wooster residents consider a city wide anti spitting rule after repeated public health concerns and disgust from ladies and gentlemen alike. A federation of women's clubs backs action and a committee will place warnings while support from council or the board of public service may lead to formal legislation.
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Good Ladies of
Wooster
Hcere
Board of Health
Crve Ib
Isane & Rae Probbittog
Prufne
Luis Mas
Kat
Federation of Women's Clove
Court House
Board of Public Service
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