Convicts to Work on State Road Building Materials Bill
A House bill drafted by Representative Wertz would have convicts used to produce road building materials and supplies for the state. If the Senate passes, prisoners in Ohio peniten tiaries could be contracted for labor nine hours daily on limestone, crushed stone, and machinery for roads, with products supplied to counties and townships.
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Wertz
Thia County
State Highey Department
Columbus
General Assembly
Ulsie
New York
Illinois
Ohio Penitentiary
Reformatory
Aps
State
Pring
Unio
Mobicdn Oil extends mains to Kenmore beyond Wooster
Mobicdn Oil and Gas Company, holder of the natural gas franchise in Wooster, plans to extend its mains to Kenmore soon, reaching beyond Barberton in a few weeks. The move aims to improve service coverage and supply stability for customers in these areas.
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Mobicdn Oil and Gas Company
Wooster
Kenmore
Barberton
Catarrh Cure Claim and $100 Reward Notice
The ad claims a universal cure for catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken constitutionally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars if it fails and directs readers to Toledo Ohio for testimonials and to purchase from local druggists.
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Mwarl
Hall
J.cheney & CG
Toledo
Fraser Fletcher Operated For Retal Trouble
Frank Fletcher underwent an operation for a facial trouble at Dr J Rinne’s hospital and recovered well after anesthesia. A separate incident injured Charles Moses who was cutting a pipe when a tool struck him, tearing the ear and requiring several stitches. Deputy Sheriff John Trill sought to secure an insane resident of the county. Lucja Luce fell from a vehicle, bruising but escaping broken bones. Creditors of Gearhart and Huarth reported Mary Gearhart bought the farm for $1250 with plans to satisfy debts. Various local notes include school elections, Easter market plans, and a university LL D conferment on Rev John Baer. Judge Easton granted Roy Crawford a divorce on grounds of neglect. Coroner Sullivan warned against spreading rumors after investigating a babe’s death.
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Charles Moses
Mose
Luc Ja
Fortue
Luce
Saxus
Gearhart
Huarth
Mary Gearhart
Eastoon
Roy Crawford
Louie May Crawford
Paul Fletcher
Freecon
A Dare Fletcher Wall
Catter Couth
Pssenger
Prohibition talk and fever cure glimpsed in ads
A fragment from a 19th century page mentions a proposed Maryland bill criminalizing cigarette smoking, notes on yellow fever germ resembling malaria, and a drugstore pitch for malaria remedies. It also references a salve for rough hands and a stray remark about porcine hogs.
Wooster Water Plan Faces Delay and Debate
Local water committee report delays stir questions about Wooster’s water project. Council may act or wait for the Board of Public Service plan in spring, which could exceed the current estimate of forty thousand dollars. Public discussion hinges on the merits of two competing proposals and timing of work.
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Wooster
Board of Public Service
Bard
Law firm dispute over fees in Bellville case
In a February 1906 issue, Gurdar reports a suit to recover over $2000 from Douglass & Mengert and others tied to a Bellville village contract dispute. After a successful pretrial and circuit phase, Bellville paid $2500 to Gardner’s clerk, with Douglass & Mengert retaining fees. The firm claims they acted for Gardner and seek payment of their own fees, while Douglass & Mengert withhold funds and dispute fee amounts. Gardner seeks to resolve the balance.
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Eutora Republica
Gurdar
Dotypluss & Menegert
Munscheld
Cark Baines
Bedlville
Aurives
Attrneys
Collville
Resagor
Electric Heritiog
Gardner
Wuughies & Mengert
Richland County
Douglass & Mengert
Widner
Dongany & Mengeret
Taylor & Taylor
Sunday Concert Series Aims to Support Brass Band
A planned set of Sunday afternoon concerts by about eighteen musicians will be staged at the Armory to raise funds for a brass band and orchestra. The event will feature affordable admission from 10 to 15 cents, with a February 8 Sunday matinee date and ample seating to encourage broad patronage.
Fine Lecture At Methodist Church By Dr Forbes
A small audience heard Dr Robert Forbes deliver a fine lecture at the Methodist church on Thursday night, drawing praise for the presentation.
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Robert Forbes
Methodist Church
Revival of health thanks to Dr. King's New Discovery
A Bruno resident hails Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption as lifesaving after five years of coughing and lung bleeding. He reports his wife improved after one bottle, cured after twelve, and guarantees a remedy that cures worst coughs and colds with a money back offer. Also promotes Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation with claims of quick relief and digestion aid.
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Arkansas
H. L. Stanley
Bruno
Laubach & Bare
Bright
Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Dr. Kamareh
Hamton
N. Y
McClurean introduces Thel Marshall Heater in Wooster
Wooster firm McClurean Company expands into home heating with an improved Thel Marshall Heater that doubles gas use efficiency by routing flame around a coil. The unit heats water faster and claims forty percent gas savings. Local installations show strong satisfaction and orders grow nationwide. A patent has been applied for, and floor heaters are being produced to work with the system. Jesse Marshall manages the rollout and promotion to wholesalers.
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McClurean Company
Waths
Wooster
Jesse Marshall
ThelMarshall
Eincolns Birthday Banquet Promises Patriotic Celebration
The Lincoln birthday banquet by the Kaee and G A R aims to raise funds for Memorial day observance and honor General Logan. Speakers will discuss Abraham Lincoln, his leadership in the Civil War, and his enduring legacy, with focus on patriotism and public memory.
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Abraham
Kaee
Logan
W. E.C
Lincoln
Linclen
Washinon
Washington
Wooster Must Act on Road Plan Meeting Urges Unity
A Friday night meeting in the mayor’s office drew mainly young men who showed strong interest in Wooster’s prospects from a railroad. Rev. Singley urged Wooster to buy more preferred stock, noting $250 of $20,000 raised so far and promising Mansfield’s soon aid. Despite secured right of way, some issues remained and a year’s delay loomed without active citizen support as plans for Feb 20 were set and the canvass by the committee began Monday.
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Wen
Wooster
Singley
Londonille
Mansfield
Oficers
United Action
Long Beach California Letter From Home Describes Life Abroad
Brooks Johnston writes from Long Beach California about daily beach life, climate, and rapid growth. He notes three streetcar lines nearby, daily beach visits, mild weather, abundant fruit, a 6000-seat auditorium, and a growing town with numerous new houses and schools. He mentions a job at the Daily Telegram and urban amenities including water piping, automobiles, and deep sea fishing exploits by his father.
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Brooks Johnston
John Johnston
Archie Boffman
Or. Aciman
Wooster
Hove Stong Beach
California
Liong Beach
Ubia
Beac
Long Beach
Daily Telegram
Frandy
Papa
Interest Engages Congregation at Local Christian Church
Last evening at the Christian church a strong sermon on The Bible and What It Does It For drew attention. Rev Sackleman led with a moving solo My Mother is Bible and a notable quartet performance Though your sins be as scarlet. Question box exchanges were pointed and clear, with many in attendance. Tonight’s topic is The Seat of Authority in Religion.
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Christian Church
Sackleman
Miuls
Messra Beckleman
Shellenberger Brand
Hook
Common Pleas Court Lawsuit Filed for 1988 88
E K Gardner of Shreve sues Douglass Mengert Clark Hines of Mansfield and Taylor Naylor of Wooster for 1988 88 with interest from 1905 10 01 as balance due to petitioner attorney Mahlon Bond represents petitioner Mrs Ellen Kimber pleaded not guilty to indictment before Judge Eason and bond set at 200.
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E. K. Gardner
Shreve
Douglass & Mengert
Clark B. Hines
Mansfield
Taylor & Naylor
Wooster
C. J. Harrold
Mahlon Bond
Ellen Kimber
Eason
Millersburg Stock Exchange Indicted by Grand Jury
Holmes County grand jury adjourned returning indictments including against the Millersburg stock exchange for allegedly operating as a backet shop.
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Holmes Couny Grand Jury
Millersburg Stock Exchange
Mayor's Court Disorderly Conduct Fines Remitted
John Potter was taken into custody by Fire Chief Kingsley on a Tuesday for disorderly conduct. He was fined one dollar and costs after promising to leave the city. the charge was remitted on condition he depart immediately. John Settle of Cincinnati, an old colonel, faced a similar charge for a broken window on South Market street. He paid for the window and was ordered to leave the city with only one dollar in his possession.
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John Potter
Takn Iinto
Kingsley
Toledo
Ones
Potter
Canton
John Settle
Cincinnati
Death of Infant Son in Moriland
George Sylvester Fry aged two tenths died Tuesday February 6 from pneumonia. John W. Fry and family mourn the loss of their infant son. Funeral from Moriland church at 1 p.m. Thursday.
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George Sylvester Fry
John W. Fry
Real Moriland
Moriland
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