Wooster Grain and Stock Exchange Market Summary
The Wooster market wire reports May wheat at 1.064% July 98% for corn May 0134 July 15g oats May 54937 July 485g Butter choice per pound 24 cents eggs per dozen 212 pota toes 55 cents Grain prices include wheat 9 with flour retail 5 00 to 6 50 rye 56 cents oats 502 corn 65 cents barley 45 cents Timothy seed 2 dollars clover seed 9 to 9 66 hay 10 to 11 salt per barrel 1 10 bran 1 25 milkings 1 40 wool unwashed medium 27 to 28 cents fine 28 cents
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East Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Bette Tae Aaron
Livestock and Grain Prices Across Cities
East Buffalo and Cleveland market listings show cattle, sheep, hogs, and grain prices. Notable figures include cattle steady around 4 to 5 per cwt, feeder calves near 2 dollars, lambs around 4 to 6 dollars, hogs 4 to 5 dollars, and grain bids for wheat and corn in mid singles. Prices vary by city and grade.
Shot Wounding at Butchering Near Shreve
Tuesday morning at the bore near Shreve a rifle used for hog butchering discharged prematurely. The bullet struck C. Critchfield in the hip causing a very dangerous wound while George Shaffer was nearby handling the gun.
Mrs Tracey Kiser to Undergo Operation Near Black Leyville
Mrs Tracey Kiser of near Black leyville will go to the Marion Ohio sanatorium for an operation. She has been ill recently but was improving when she suddenly worsened. Dr Fack of Shreve was called and deemed the operation necessary. She will depart Thursday with her husband and Dr E N Fank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey Kiser
Blackleyville
Marion
City Council Debates Membership and Clerk Election
Old council and new members clash over eligibility of Samoil Kready who resigns as janitor to join the council. Mayor nominates James Minter as clerk while Charles Schopf wins the vice chair post by ballot. Franks is elected clerk amid votes and parliamentary objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoil Kready
Kready
Board of Education
Max Bloomberg
Samuel Kready
Charles Lautenschlager
Wellington Mats
Philip Rice
Jobo Russell
Chas
Schopf
Weiser
Jamen 8 Minter
Russell
Charles Schof
Russell Damed
Jama B. Munier
Hlesnberg
Harley Franks
Lautenschhlager
Cloyd B. Steinmetz
Messrs. Tellers
Minier
Steinmetz
Franks
City council approves fire department pay and Bell Telephone rights
An ordinance to fix fire department salaries was adopted on suspension of rules with the chief at 7200 dollars and regular firemen at 600. A separate ordinance granting Bell Telephone Co. rights to string wires and erect poles for county offices was read and approved. A. D. Metz addressed council on behalf of Mrs Vattie Garing over a proposed correction of an assessment for property at North Bever and East North streets. The matter was referred to the streets committee. The session adjourned with no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Co
A. D. Metz
Metz
Vattie Garing
North Bever
East North Street
Landes Realty Sells Milton Brown Farm to Henry Clouse
The Landes Realty Agency sold the Milton Brown farm one mile west of Apple cashier of Citizens National Bank to Henry Clouse of East Opion. Possession to be taken April 1 by both parties. Lacking clarity on some names and details due to garbled OCR.
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Landes’ Realty Agency
Henry Clouse
East Opion
Milton Brown
Applecashier
Citizens’ National Bank
Clouse
Ott Tae Lester
Rittman News Highlights Local Industry and Incidents
December reports show railway activity and beer shipments into a dry town, plus local filings on salt plant expansion and drain tile manufacturing. Skating injury, a donkey ranch anecdote, and civic notes about open bids and grand jury service also appear in the Rittman area roundup.
Applecreek News Roundup of Visits and Weddings
Jane Clark Bryan returned Friday from Columbus after a short business and pleasure trip. Sue Rife has left a boarding house in Barberton and will teach piano and voice in Applecreek. Mrs Shelly and daughter Miss Nettle attended the wedding of Mires Beasin Hodgen in Shreve on New Year’s Day. Anna and Lucratia Bott were entertained at Rupper at Hey. Flohr hosted Saturday with songs by Miss Stowena Flobr and a vocal solo by Rev Flobr. Laura Weaner of Wenster visited Mr and Mrs Keehler. Minnie Grossenbach of Cleveland spent holidays with IF Nordboam. Several residents returned to work after the holidays, including Esta Mamaw to Ann 2 toh, Belle Frey to Cleveland, John McLaughin to Pittsburgh, Estella Klelo and Wilbert and Alvin Wolty to Worcester, Peay Rife to Cleveland, Elma Badger to Barberton, Miss Josie Smith of Hulmesville guests of A. D. Eyman. C M Johnston and family visited Mira Pauline of Cripple Creek, Colo. at UO F Wisner’s. L. & Reichenbach and family spent New Year’s Day at Fredericksburg. Etta Sharp visited Wooster friends. Esta Momaw and Clara Nussbaum enjoyed an evening with Lacy Armstrong at Frederickaburg. Uriah Barkey and family of Cirville visited their parents on Sunday. M Core and daughter Myrtle joined Theo Bhaffer and wife for New Year’s at Urrvatle.
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Jane -Clark Bryan
Columbus
Ties Sue Rife
Aiog
Barborton
Applecreek
Shelly
Miss Nettle
John Mackey
Mires Beasin Hodgen
Shreve
Misees Anna
Lucratia Bott
Rupper
Hey
Flohr
Stowena Flobr
Rev Flobr
Laura Weaner
Wenster
Keehler
Minnie Grossenbach
Clealand
IF Nordboam
Esta Mamaw
Ann
Belle Frey
Cleveland
John McLaughin
Pitteborg Pa
Estella Klelo
Wilbert
Alvin Wolty
Wecater
Misa Peay Rife
Elma Badger
Barberton
McKee
Millersburg
Josie Smith
Hulmesville
A. D Eyman
C M. Johnston
Mira Pauline
Cripple Creek
Colo
Wisner
L. & Reichenbach
Frank
Fredericksburg
Etta Sharp
Wooster
Esta Momaw
Clara Nussbaumeponot
Lacy Armstrong
Frederickaburg
Uriah Barkey and
Oirville
North Chester News and Local Notes
War scare in North Chester as Jane Edward Matty and Miss Clara Hartman report a surprise by about 60 youths demanding notes. Wayne County Corn Improvement Association met and elected F.3 Bishop secretary treasurer and Gileng A as delegate to Columbus ranch meeting. Wooster county travelers delayed three hours due to B&A engine derailment. Clem Arnold visiting Pennsylvania. Mrs Mary Fix and daughter Zora of Williams County visiting there.
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Jane - Edward Matty
Clara Hartman
Nellie Howman
Wayne County Corn Improvement Association
Bishop
Gileng A
Columbs Ranch
Wooster Iest
Clem Arnold
Pennsyania
Mre
Mary Fix
Zora
Williams County
John Feasters
New Year Socials Reported in Village Notes
Jan 7 reports show S E Speck and family at a New Year dinner in Reedsburg MilL Haverstock and wife from Akron stayed with relatives during the past week. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society was hosted by Mrs Piper on Brooklyn Avenue New Year’s Day. Mrs Passmore visited relatives and returned to Pennsylvania. The Kimme Herkneimer family and another couple were visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Catherine Beroharteee works at the Rubber works in Ashland.
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S. E. Speck
Betheleat
Reedsburg
Haverstock
Akron
Eee
Eberhart
Forevgn Missionary Society
Piper
Brooklyn
Passmore
Pennsylvania
Kimme-Herkneimer-andzon
Atherlne
Ashland
Pbs
City Board Reorganizes Education Office Members Named
The education board members Dr G W Ryall W Weygandt and J T Keister reorganized for the year W E Weygandt chosen chairman J T Keister clerk Samuel Kready resigns as janitor at Beal Avenue school Mrs Agnes Kready elected to the vacancy Scot Thompson delays hiring a teacher to replace Miss Bertha Warren to avoid conflict and allow Mr Kready to serve as councilman from the Fourth ward. Mrs Kready will draw pay while Mr Kready performs the work.
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G. W Ryall
Waygandt
J. T. Keister
Samuel Kready
Beal Avenue
Agnes Kready
Scot Thompson
Bertha Warren
Kready
Jame Trosa
Beall Avenue
Condellman
New Grocery Aims to Open in Overton Village
Overton Gleanings notes a planned grocery opening in the store formerly occupied by Marsha Kobb as Mr Degue starts his business. It reports school progress under Augustus Garver and Miss Grace Ewing of Congress, visits from Jane Winkler of Orrville, and Elsie Smith’s hospital operation. It mentions a wedding of Edward Marty and Cliva Hartman in New York and a local youth returning home from Orrville for winter.
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Overton
Degue
Entemyeaa
Marsha Kobb
Augustus Garver
Irace Ewing
Congress
Een
Jane Winkler
Orrville
Harlat
Mary Smith
Mira Elsie Smith
Kinney Hospital
Herry
Edward—Marty
Cliva Hartman
New
Yerere
Harry Youth
Farm Sold in Wayne Township by Landes Realty
The William Hookway farm in Wayne township was sold through Landes Realty on Saturday. Mye Ebert of Lattasborg will take possession of the country home on April. Hookway plans to devote himself to farming more extensively.
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Landes Realty Agency
William Hookway
Wayne Township
She H Ibert
Lattasborg
Mye Ebert
Mr. Hookway
Advertised Letter List Now In Wooster Post Office
Remaining letters called for in Wooster post office on January 1 include six gentlemen Cleve Harpeter Alva Jos M. Rickatta and three ladies Maggie Gilmore Mia Merrie and Besaie way W. B Bryson.
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Wooster
Cleve Harpeter
Alva Jos
M. Rickatta
Migs
Maggie Gilmore
Mia Merrie
Migs Besaieway
W. B Bryson
Burbank Notes On Local Social and School Moves
Miss Gertle Bishop of Medina visits Geo Smith family in town. Willard Smith and Bo Cockrell travel to Columbus for the winter O and O course. Bertha Addleman heads to Cleveland to visit friends bound for Jacksonville Fl for winter. Belva Overs to Bacyrod to stay with relatives. Lex Kintner to return to Berea. Freda Garman and Stary Hower in town briefly. Lizzie Gill hosts Friendship Class New Years social with a fine supper. Achsah Mead returns to Barberton to resume teaching. Clyce Shaffer spends time with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertle Bishop
Medina
Geo. Smith
Willard Smith
Bo Cockrell
Columbus
Bertha Addleman
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Flg
Belva Overs
Bacyrod
Lex Kintner
Berea
Freda Garman
Stary Hower
Lizzie Gill
Gove
Achsah Mead
Barberton
Clyce Shaffer
Formuly
Make the Stomach Work Indigestion Cure Ad
A sales note extols Mi o ne stomach tablets to treat indigestion and heartburn. It urges timely treatment and promises a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The copy repeats brand names and a 50 cent price to entice readers.
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Yd & Co
Symptoms of Nervous Trouble Adverts Text
Symptoms of nervous trouble inquire about dizziness dull mind dazed excitement tremors irritability fright sleep problems creepy feelings and dreams. The ad urges readers to seek a treatment for these neurasthenic symptoms and related fatigue and unrest.
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Fok
Dilgard
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Cornell
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Wayne County
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Mary
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John Aitkenhead
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East Union Fire Insuraicé Co. Sre
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Wooster Stock Exchange
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Livestock and Grain
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Burit
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Michaels Sterna
MAX Bloomberg & CO
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Schop
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Staa
Board of Safety
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Bloemperg
Matz
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Weolser
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Bere
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