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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1904
Page
4
The January term of Wayne County Common Pleas opens with Judge S B Eugen presiding. Grand jury is impaneled and instructed. Ro Cook named foreman and Benj D Maller chosen bailiff by Prosecutor Engene rlin.
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney ailments. It claims relief from nocturnal distress and head discomfort, with testimonials from a Mr Woolman and wife, urging purchase at 50 cents through Foster Milburn of Buffalo as United States agents.
Market summary shows Wheat December and other wheat futures, Butter eggs beef pork and poultry quotes, along with corn rye barley and flour figures. Includes names of commodities such as wool flax timothy and clover, with scattered price figures and unit terms.
The column records Christmas and New Year happenings in Blachleyville and nearby areas. It mentions residents like Mis Adriage Sweaplessypes, Bitner of Wadsworth, Devid Metter, Miss Bell Honeer, Ray Riesenbang, and Mr Sime, noting family visits, illness, accidents, and social gatherings. An incident near the King spring involved a young man needing help to exit a vehicle.
Freerdicksourg church reports pulpit vacancy after Sunday services. Community socials include Alma Lowe hosting Grace Hurst and friends with refreshments. Local illnesses like Eli Barnes poor health and Madge Armstrong visiting relatives. A wedding at Benton united Miss Cliva Nixent and her partner. Neurahia stomach illness, narrow escape incident at home, and families visiting Akron, Millersburg, and Columbus.
Jan 6 notices list Miss Dora Wiles of Carroll County visiting relatives, Miss Malliexlutz leaving for Alta Iowa to spend winter with her brother, Earl Btz, and Mr Hoffurn of Harding County visiting cousins Gertrune and Mabel Fetzer. School opened with teacher Miss Rev p Agierman of Lima guest of Ei Owald. The C Esocial pleased the committee. a Lapd Trap Anp scene was shown. Henr Lehn of Manheim Pa signed AEDS HORSE for his uncle Ash DB. Mrs Mary Reed of Barberton, former resident, will be brought here for burial Tuesday.
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A busy holiday season at Applecreek featured concerts and visits from relatives across towns. Akron guests Spyptecreek and families joined local residents for festive gatherings, while Kenn jointed groups shared meals and stories at homes in Kent, Warren, St Louis, Wooster, and other nearby locales. The crowd included families like the LeChat and Hess households with friends and relatives, and a New Year’s Eve party hosted in honor of a guest list dominated by local residents.
A stabbing occurred aboard a Dayton to Tulsa railway coach as a woman attacked a couple with a dirk. The unknown man was stabbed but not seriously injured while Lola Mart was targeted but protected by other passengers. The assailant attempted to stab again and then fled to the smoking compartment before being restrained and taken to a Dayton home hospital. The incident disrupted service with a next stop listed as Detroit. authorities and witnesses described the alarm and injuries, while passengers aided the wounded and restrained the assailant.
A rough obituary column from the Ai Town Wooster area notes deaths and family moves. H Hubbard Carr died December 17 1903 in Enslora Kansas aged 69. Campbell of Congress died after a stroke. Moxes F child of Richwine died January 3 1904. Jacob Harshey and Mrs Mary Reed are among others mentioned with brief biographical notes and funeral details.
Jan 9.3 P Stout hosted relatives and friends at a New Year dinner. Cleveland visitors joined Christmases with grandmother, while Charley and Mabel Rock visited from Indiana. Local events include frozen pipes causing damage and a family adjusting to a gas stove era as Rose George spent vacation with her parents.
Jan 6 update lists Lee Witherowlis able to sit up and Verne Snoddy injured after a hog attack needing a doctor. Mrs John Rauteriay recovering from a broken arm. Joe Van Meter returns with a wife, hosting a reception for Miss Eda Gertrude Campbell and Mr Frank Ciaker who plan to live in Akron. The couple to reside at 25 Balch Street.
A fragmented advert style passage touts Dr Kutchin claiming unique curing experience. It asserts long anti active practice making him especially qualified to treat and cure diseases other doctors have failed to help.
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