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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1904
Page
2
An advertisement cites Chase Hart of Gibbstown New York praising Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for stopping a cough rapidly and restoring health. It advises early use to prevent deep lung involvement and notes prices of 25¢ and 1.00.
Miss Blanche Hall and Angelo di Savelli led the Lily and the Prince production at City opera house Tuesday. Mary Stockwell as the Duchess of Ferrara impressed with a difficult role. male parts were well played. supporting cast solid, though audience was small. Hall praised the applause and noted business woes from the Chicago fire may affect touring, while Enaineas country-wide downturn echoed.
A mixed list of land transfers in Wayne County including Daniel Musser to David Musser for 80 acres in Chippewa township at 3300 dollars, and numerous other parcels in Orr Saltcreek Baughman Canaan Milton and Marshallville townships. The document notes several grantees and grantors with varying parcel sizes and payments, reflecting a county recording snippet.
The grocery firm of Kalmondh and Bowman at Liberty Street dissolves. Mr Kalosch is undecided about the future but Bowman continues operations. A local druggist advertises a salve for wounds and burns, claiming quick toe and foot care benefits.
An ad claims consumption risk rises from poor conditions and stresses home care with German syrup and rest. It touts benefits for both poor and rich patients through Agestion and regular use of German syrup, promising relief from coughing night sweats and exhaustion. Trial bottles 25c, regular 7c, at all druggists.
A stream of items from Wooster Ohio covers travel for James Taggart Jr and family cancellations and plans for Canton Wright Patriarchs banquet on January 14. Notes on errands, injuries, rail traffic, a dam end breach, court actions, burglaries, and local personnel moves accompany social notices and ads.
Andrew J. Ray of Wooster files for divorce from Grace Ray alleging provocation abuse and swearing in front of their children within a week of marriage on September 22. He claims she left the home for Wooster and refuses to return and seeks dissolution of marriage with McCarran and Jones as attorneys.
The city seeks a special levy to clear a long standing debt. Engineer Philip Markley presents the option as the sole method to extinguish the obligation without leaving a burden on future generations. The measure aims to resolve the municipal debt promptly.
Burlighton, LA, fireman CW Bellamy recalls severe fatigue and pale condition while working a locomotive engine. After using a bottle of Bitters he claims renewed life and vigor, stating the tonic restored his strength. Brand Laubach & Boyd guarantees satisfaction.
The 49th St Jackson Day celebration in Wooster drew solid local attendance with residents from surrounding towns present. The program featured Miss Gallagher and Eberly in musical numbers, a well received speaking program led by Lyman Critchfield, and remarks by James R Williams on the Democratic party, Andrew Jackson, and national policy. A dance in the armory and a banquet at the Mougey house accompanied the event, with a menu and many speakers including Andrew Stevenson and Edd Wertz.
Wayne county officials did not send any commissioners to the annual Convention of County Commissioners of Ohio now in session. Local remarks suggested the event would reveal insiders and bridge company plans, with voters watching closely for next year’s moves.
A remarkable map made for the Wooster Cemetery association by Julius L Eberhardt of Wooster is on view at Wiler’s shoe store. The detailed plan shows sections buildings roads the water plant and all grave plots with owner names and driveways. A lithographed reproduction will feature in an upcoming city guide for visitors seeking gravesites.
North Lawrence January 9 coal drillers for Sopgner Stansoury and Neal struck a vein on the Jonas Baebitman farm that proves to be five feet nine inches thick. The Esc blitsao farm lies south of town near the Pennsylvania railroad. This is the sixth bore with evidence suggesting the coal extends over about sixty acres.
Wednesday January 13 Weat versus West Franks versus Obey et al Thursday January 14 Buuwm versus Creston Village Objo ex rel of EL Bulliva Tanner Hartze versus Gindels perger administrator Friday January 15 Wayne County National Bank versus Cornell et al Wayne County National Bank versus Cornell Cornell versus Reed et al Cornell versus Tuttle Bowman Va Conn
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as easing morning sadness sore breasts and labor pains during childbirth. It claims the product calms the mother and yields a healthier, happier baby, priced at $1.00 with a free booklet titled Motherhood. The ad cites Bradfield Regulatory Co Anaaia Ga and urges druggists to stock it.
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