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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1907

Page

3

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Wooster Testimony

The testimonial from T. MacNamee of Saytolt Avenue Wooster Ohio praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing backache rheumatic pain and kidney derangement after trying other medicines. The speaker notes recurring relief over six years with prompt cures, urges taking Doan's and warns against substitutes. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.

Tia Doan T. MaAnaney Saytolt Avenue Woogier Ohio

Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Timetable Summary

Local and express train times from Wooster to Cleveland and Wooster through routes include hourly locals starting 5:00 a m with several mid day and evening runs. Limited and direct connections link Lindale Puritas Springs Elyria North Amherst Lorain and Norwalk with through Wooster Limiteds at 8:45 and 10:45 a m and a 11 15 theater departure from Public Square. Some schedules note Saturday night through service to Wooster.

Reston Disrreland Limiteds Fox Lindale Purits S Bprings Ely Wooster Limiteds Public Square Wooster

Wooster Bowls Lose Narrowly To Shreve On Their Alleys

Wooster bowlers led by Harvey Clark suffered a two pin defeat at Shreve Thursday night. Only their second time on the alley, the group delivered steady scores. Individual totals included Clark 160 179 176 and Konkyle 162 188 118, with Cornelius 142 155 189 and Craig 210 164 145 contributing strong marks.

Wooster Harvey Clark Shreve Beigegrain Clark Thorne Konkyle Wilhelm Cornelius Craig Lebo Biggs Barrett

Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Grippe Coughs

An ad notes Foley's Honey and Tar cures la grippe coughs and helps prevent pneumonia. It warns to refuse anything but the genuine product in yellow packages, attributed to Chas. E. Bixler and H S. Boyd & Co.

Foley Chas. E. Bixler H S. Boyd & Co

No Seizure Rumor Lacked Substance in Wooster

A Good Citizenship league officer said rumors of liquor seizures in Riley Howey or other Wooster spots were unfounded and no actions had begun. He noted no date for resuming the brewery project and that no steps had been taken yet to sell gin as rumored.

Riley Howey Wooster Republican Good Citizenship League

Odd Fellows Lodge Third Degree Conferred to Five

Wooster lodge of the I O O F held a large meeting Friday night as five candidates received the third degree. Visitors from Fredericksburg and Creston joined the brethren in witnessing the work. The event featured selections by the lodge orchestra and Bechtel Alcock performing a singing act. Supper followed in the second floor banqueting rooms.

Wooster Lodge Fredericksburg Creston Bechtel Alcock

Mournful death of Irene Fritz at 66 on Spick Street

Irene Fritz age 66 daughter of attorney Joseph O. Fritz and wife died Saturday at the family home after a prolonged illness with appendicitis. An operation was advised in hopes of saving her life, but she died shortly after 10 a.m. Saturday. The Fritz family mourns the loss with sincere sympathy from friends.

Irene Joseph O. Fritz Spick Street Fritz

Officials order halt to skating on Bloomington reservoir and dam

City water officials Supt. Fisher and Chief Leizer inspected Bloomington reservoir and Reddick's dam Saturday afternoon and posted notices demanding the skating on the ice be stopped. They warned residents that using city water for skating is against regulations and will be enforced.

Bloomington Reddick Fisher Leizer

Wooster Preserving Co Announces Expansion Plans

Demand for Wooster Preserving Co products remains steady prompting management to seek 150 acres each for cucumbers and tomatoes. The company reported solid 1-year performance with a 15 percent dividend declared at the annual meeting and capital allocation approved to strengthen working capital.

New Wooster Preserving Co T 1A

Morning Wedding at Baptist Parsonage

Rev H D Allen at 102 w Thursday joined Miss Florence Tageart and Mr Lee Drabenstott of Wooster in wedlock at the Baptist parsonage. They leave for Chicago for ten days to visit J D M Kee and wife formerly of Wooster. The bride, daughter of James L Leggart of Barberton, has lived with her grandfather James Taggart east of the city. Mr Drabenstott known to many locals. They will reside on the Taggart farm.

H. D. Allen Baptist Parsonage Florence Tageart Lee Drabenstott Wooster Drabenstott Chicago J. D. M-Kee James L. Leggart Barberton James Taggart James Taggart, East of the City. Mr. Drabenstott Taggart

Wooster Stockholders Set Second Dividend Date

Wooster stockholders in the Ohio Coal and Coke Co of Irondale were notified that a second dividend for the year, four percent, would be paid February 28. The prospect pleases many in the Wooster area. Rev J W Campbell Dead. Rev J W Cawpell, born near Congress, died Thursday in Fort Wayne Indiana after a pneumonia illness. He once lived in Wooster and briefly edited the Wayne County Herald.

Ohio Coal and Coke Co Irondale Wooster J. W. Campbell J W. Cawpell Congress Ft. Wayne Ind Deceseud Wayne County

Million Dollar Man Dr Holden Raises Wooster Funds

President L E Holden is hailed as a million dollar man for Wooster University. He secured gifts totaling at least 165 000 to 175 000 and is believed to be courting Rockefeller funds. Frick donations grew from 25 000 to 35 000 for library expansion as word of total pledges spreads.

L.E Holden Wooster University Dr Holden H. C Frick Frick Dr. Holden Wooster Soldes

Wooster Square and Pedestrian Plans Recalled

Director C. E. Thorne of the experiment station is noted as a walker and regular transit user when weather demands. Wooster’s public square, once proposed to be parkified with drives, grass plots and a band stand, was dropped after business concerns opposed the design.

C. E. Thorne Prof. Thorne Bloomington Ainos Thorne Mr. Thorne Wooster J. B., Milier South Market Street

Divorce Granted to Mrs. Gerthen Myers in West Salem

Judge S B Eason granted Mrs. Gerthen Myers of West Salem a divorce from Myers on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She was awarded custody of their minor child and $12 monthly alimony. Myers did not contest the decree.

S. B. Eason Gerthen Myers West Salem Hver Myers

Schmuck Farm Sold On Fredericksburg Road Wooster Township

The Schmuck farm on Fredericksburg road in Wooster township was sold on Friday by E. B Landes to Jacob Atterholt of Jeromeville. Atterholt, an employee at the experiment station, will undertake repairs to render the property a highly desirable home.

Schmuck Fredericksburg Road Wooster Township Landes Jacob Atterholt Jeromeville Atterholt Experiment Station

Century Club Hosts Evening on Modern Music

The Century club held a Thursday meeting at W. A. Littell’s East Bowman street home. Prof. Eric presented a paper on Modern Tendencies in Music, sparking a lively discussion with broad participation.

Century Club W. A Littell Bowman Street Eric

Woman Released Murder Suspect In Michigan

Mrs Enola Morehouse, recently freed from Wayne county jail after indictment for murder was dollied by Prosecutor Carlin. She is in Alpena, Michigan, staying for several weeks. She described the cold weather in a letter to a Westdor friend who revived it Saturday.

Mra Enola Morehouse Wayne County Carlin Alpena Mich Aince

Brandreth’s Pills Promoted as Reliable Morning Tonic

An old family remedy headline touts Brandreth’s Pills as a dependable morning tonic for headaches and fatigue. It markets the product as a time tested laxative tonic loved by grandparents and widely sold in shops.

Brandreth Pesie

Hershey denied leaving Wooster amid church vote

In Pittsburg the church vote sparked担 fears Rev Hershey might resign. He said he had no intention to leave Wooster after a lecturing tour, noting he preached for a church without a pastor and had no talks about leaving. The story mentions other clergy shifts and a Bellevue case, with salary listed at 3000, and names like W A Roulston, Bellevue, and Chalfant.

S&s. F. Hershey Pittsburg Dr. Hershey Wooster Hershey Noorter W. A. Roulston Bellevua Presbyterian Church Roalston Bellevue Leon Aber Charch Joseph P. Culhouti

Harvesting Ice Grop Boosts Summer Supply

The harvesting of ice is underway with a fair supply stored. If continued warm weather holds for a day or two more, enough ice should be stored to meet next summer's demand. Ice thickness ranges eight to ten inches and quality is reported extra good. Dealers include R J Switch, Naftzger & Mougey, and Hurst Brothers. Direct sales by Naftzger & Mougey are uncertain. Hurst Bros plan to use most for own ice cream and milk business.

Wooster Artitet-1 Ice Co R J Switch Nuftzger & Mougey Hurst Brothers Naftzger & Monogey Hurst Bros

Massillon Police To Feature In Murder Trial

Prosecutor Carlin of Wayne county and associate counsel In Wooster visited Massillon to pursue the case of three youths White Miller and Everhart indicted for the murder of Thomas Dye. The Massillon police dominance in custody will be highlighted at the trial with Chief Ertle and possibly other officers as witnesses. The trial is slated to begin February 219.

Massillon Carlin Wayne County Thater Wooster White Miller Frantz Attor Reg

Commendable Effort Aims to Rid Stage of Pink-Wigged Iriadman

A strayexcerpt from the Columons Dispatch praises a push to remove a pink-wigged, green whiskered comic from the stage while mocking talk of war with Japan. The piece notes fortifying Hawaii, questions naval power, and urges self-reliance amid unsettled international tensions.

Japan Columons

Absent Son Given Potter Field Burial by Kind Stranger

A Bohemian mother, Margaret Snyder, sponsors burial for her missing son Morris at Wooster Cemetery. The body was laid to rest Friday with mercy from Cinier Banford, as the tale recalls the tragedy of his injury at Lodi and death at Ryall and Stoll hospital.

Taterral Potter's Charles Morrisun Lodi Ryall & Stoll Hospital Wooster Potter Field Margaret Snyder Daniel Snyder

Severance Gift Seen As Large University Donation

Students and friends estimate the size of L. H. Severance's gift for a new dormitory for young ladies. Republican figures place the sum around 26 000 dollars, while university sources suggest the total will be near forty thousand dollars once all items are counted.

University L. H. Severance

Electric road plan eyed in Loudonville move

Reports say an electric road company seeks consent and right of way in Loudonville to build from Mount Vernon to Wooster and connect with the Cleveland and Southwestern from Cleveland to Columbus. The project is described as well financed.

Loudonville Consenta Mt. Vernon Wooster Cleveland & Southwestern Cleveland Columbus

Ross Went on Sprees Over Property and Insanity Charge

Probate Judge Orr heard Saturday evidence on the alleged insanity of William Rosa near Fredericksburg. Testimony showed Ross’s spree and mismanagement of property led to Mrs Rosa filing the charge, with Rea Tiber accused of land transfers from his parents. Wertz & Carlin represented Mrs Ross, A D Metz for the defense.

Orr William Rosa Fredericksburg Rosas Ross Wertz & Carlin Ross A. D. Metz

Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as cure for rheumatism

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism in almost all forms and stages. It cites Mrs Ellen A Russell of Auburn Maine as a testimonial, claiming dramatic relief after using a few boxes. The copy notes benefits to blood and nerves and lists prices and purchase methods.

Goffern Rhenestian Ellen A. Kuesell South Turf Street Auburn Snessye Williama Sere Williams Dr Willine Medicine Company Schenectady

Ely's Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Relief

Do the right thing if you have Nasak Catarrh Get Ely's Cream Balm at once Avoid cocaine powders. Ely's Cream Balm claims to free secretions inflaming the nasal passage and throat Unlike mercury remedies which drive them out, this balm is advertised as a real cure The ad lists prices and stores and urges readers to buy at Warren Street New York.

Ely Ely Boa Warren Street New Yorke

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Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co J.D. Wilson C. M Penney Vanlaines Oddfellows Nature Bradfield Regulatory O Atlanta, Ga Mourep’s J. O. Fritz Celestial Home Reddick Dam Bloomington Reservoir Citizens’ National Bank U. S. Treas Eeueeee Pevese Os Rleasines BY the Way Sait Iriadman Hawaiian Islands Severance Monarch The Triod C.K. Tyler Burlington Cyphers Court House Wooster, C Erystar- Gane S
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