Wayne County records reveal numerous land transfers in Wooster area
Property deeds list transfers in Wayne county townships including Wooster Milton Clinton and Plain with parcels ranging from two to fifty acres. Buyers include Nellie Maxheimer Amelia Kaufman Rady G Winkler Charlies Admi and more. amounts show up to $4 500 with various undivided interests and quitclaims among named individuals and trustees.
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Anna Bronson
Wellington
Clinton Township
MeIntyre
Inlet
Shreve
Neo Bao
City of
Wooster
John C Mcdarian
Sabatino Dilucan
Fot Am Wooster
Luv
Susanna Houghton
Laura Snod Grass
Dalton
Sylvester
Goudy
Emaia P Goady
Adan Weiss
Dalten
Isenberg
Probate court records list wide estate actions and guardianships
Probate court actions include guardianships for Benlih Baxeon Dwight and Mav Harnard estates, sales and reports of real estate, accounts and hearings in multiple estates such as Mary Wall Mary Schtunskoof and Pearl Stabl, appointments of administrators and guardians, and orders to sell personal property with hearings in March and February filings. Names include Delia Dodes Peter Da tubeet Addie Wee Jason BoWeet Walter Leowe Grisbert Lowe Catherine Bean and others.
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Robert Hatteld
Benlih
Baxeon
Brinkerhall Gaariian
Dwight
Mav Harnard
Paccount
Hearin
Michael Pubrinau
Delia Dodes
George
Robert Mary
Frank Dodez
Benjamin Wailea
Peta Trom
Addie Wee
Eiaranan
Jason BoWeet
Mary
Daeoh Ansleriver
Catherine Bean
Peter da
Satie
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Guy Mo
Pearl Stabl
Philip Snet
David
Beaux
Robert Hatfiell
Barbara Preisier
Wayne Township
Bond
Anna Segner
Robert Segner
Harvey Messmore
Whatere They Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
A brief advert claims a new remedy named Whatere They Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets relieves stomach and liver discomfort. The copy targets readers seeking fast relief with promise of health improvement.
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Chamberlain
Freight traffic through Wooster breaks monthly record
The Pennsylvania line through Wooster saw more freight trains on Monday than in the prior three months. Suburban traffic from Pittsburgh to New York opened Sunday, with trains departing from one end of the route toward New York amid last week’s snow blockade.
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Wooster
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
New York
Wooster Preserving Company Bankrupt Involuntary Petition
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in U S district court against Wooster Preserving Company. Receiver Mr Newkirk appointed to operate the factory pending adjudication and trustee election. Creditors seek timely settlement, citing about 14,000 mortgage debt and 13,000 unsecured claims. Local stockholders urge continued operation with limited capital and credit, arguing plant closure would harm the town’s economy.
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United States
Cleveland
Wooster Preserving Company
Kf & W Newkirk
Ece Utaurs
Alphbn Ho Snyder
Newkirk
Wing
Wyo Kean
Ban Mariant
Omengagees
Costa
Trainman Injured in Yard Accident at Marsheld
Neoruan Hetderson of Alliance Pennsylvania was injured Tuesday morning while switching a box car in Marsheld yards. He was knocked from a standing car when another car bumped it, injuring his left side and hip. He was taken to the Emergence hospital where Dr Longbridge found fractures.
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Hetderson
Fmergeoes Hospital
Longbridge
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A 19th century sales notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh stating it is the only proven cure. It claims internal use builds up constitution and blood to attack the disease, offers a $100 reward for proof of failure, and lists price and availability through druggists with a side note endorsing Hall's Family Pills.
Last Appointment Made By City Security Board Meeting
Fragmentary notes reveal a city security committee meeting with members Kinney Tesinned Pietegerd and John Mesweepey and Alvin Hich Decerate. The minutes mention taxes, appointments, and upcoming business items for the board to address.
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Alvin Hich
Crear
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Chamberlains Cough Remedy Mothers Favorite
An ad touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a mother’s favorite for colds croup and whooping cough. It praises quick relief and notes it contains no opium or harmful drug, sold by all druggists.
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Ste
All Druggista
Piso's Cure for All the ills Then and Now
A fragmented note from a historical page hints at a medical patent cure claim attributed to Piso. The readable bits suggest a sensational or satirical listing of ailments cured by a preparation, likely referencing a widely circulated old remedy and its advertisement style. The limited text preserves a sense of period advertising language and public interest in cures.
Valentine Cards Lose Popularity In Schools And Stores
A dated discussion notes Valentine day activity with February 13th and 14th postal handling. Comic valentines fall from favor as stores show better designs and schools avoid them. A retailer calls comic Valentines nuisance and forecasts their decline, while most are bought by schoolchildren in small quantities.
Groundhog Shadow Sightings Reported in Wayne County
Early sightings by Mr Sausage and others describe groundhogs in Wayne County emerging to view shadows. Reports note shadow comparisons with last fall and suggest the scottie era of cold weather will continue until mid March. Local observers quote a groundhog saying plans to “make things hum” in cold weather starting March 16.
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Wayne County
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Visiting Wooster Station For Soil Investigation Visit
Prof. Frank D Gardner of the U S Department of Agriculture is at the Wooster experiment station with assistants Breazeale Cook and Spyder to plan a northward soil survey and develop methods to determine nut quality and treatment. The station has eleven years of field experiments with plots under varied treatments for study.
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Frank D . Gardner
Bureau of Sula
United States Department of Agriculture
Giardner
Mesere Breazeale
Cook
Spyder
Tax collection nears completion for first half totals
Taxpayers have paid about 195 399 45 dollars for the first half with about 4 600 still due. The county expects the unpaid to raise the total to near 200 000 as taxes are collected. In the treasurer’s office, 24 026 97 remains in drawers with currency silver and other forms accounted.
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Treateurer 9
Will Not Sell Auomerman Store At Once
Receiver McClarran and auditors advocate closing out stock at retail rather than a quick sale. The store is not to be sold immediately, though a future sale to a buyer planning another wholesale operation is possible. Rumors Zimmerman store will pay creditors in full are incorrect. unlikely to exceed 50 percent.
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Auomerman
McClarran
Zimmerman
Time for March dividend payout at failed trust
Report on the streets states Receiver Lynch will soon begin paying a dividend to depositors. Barret, the bank examiner, says a 25 percent dividend is suggested but cannot set an exact date beyond some time in March. Attys Obliger and Zimmerman, partners in Zimmmerman & Co, questioned in bankruptcy about notes totaling 6500 tied to stock purchases of the estate. Referee Kean has not yet ruled on those inquiries.
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Barrett
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Apritt
Mattera Ugalpet L. P Obliger
J R Zimmerman
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Zimmerman
Kean
Aged Mother Amanda Boyd Dies at Home
Mrs Amanda Brown Boyd aged 84 died at 8 p m Friday at 100 Nold Avenue of diseases of old age. Funeral at 2 p m Monday. Born Carlisle Pa Nov 26 1846 she lived in Wooster area over seventy years. Survived by Jennie Boyd Samuel Boyd John H Boyd R B Boyd all of Wooster Mansfeld Columbia City Ind.
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Imother’' Boyd
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Columbia City
Ind
Narrow escape from asphyxiation in Lodi dormitory
Miss Mary Haupert a Lodi teacher and Miss Beech principal of the high school narrowly escaped suffocation in a shared rooming house. A closed sleeping room filled with gas or fumes left them in a stupor until Mrs Turner opened vents and fresh air. Both women recovered after hours of illness.
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Lodi
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Cure Claim for Hood's Sarsaparilla Led Milwaukee Man
A Milwaukee resident recalls a 20 year catarrh ordeal and reports four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla completely cured him. The ad stresses catarrh weakens lungs and digestion and promises a constitutional remedy.
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney and urinary troubles. It asserts modern science links most diseases to kidney disease and urges readers to doctor their kidneys first. The copy offers free sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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