Centenarian Brock credits Peruna with long life
In an era of dramatic climate shifts the 115 year old Texas resident Sam Brock lauded Peruna as the key to his vigor. He recalled surviving la grippe and cold seasons, attributing his health and longevity to Dr. Hartman’s Peruna elixir. Brock described his life, residence changes, and a lifelong habit of carrying a graveyard-era General Jackson staff. He urged others to seek Peruna, offering a free book on catarrh through The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Andrew Jackson
Hrock
Waco Times-Herald
Dallas Morning News
Chicago Times Herald
Poruna
Brock
United States
la Grippe
Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Markets by Telegraph Veten Waepei Robison Broker 2
Market summary received by wire from Wooster Stock Exchange lists prices for pork eggs lard and various produce per pound per bushel and per barrel including May July and January contracts with figures for beef and cheese and other commodities. Names Robison broker and Wooster appear in the antiquated style ledger entry.
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Veten
Robison
Wooster
Atock Exchange
Creston Budget Reports Church Growth and Local News
In Creston on January 17 the Methodist church reports ongoing evangelical meetings led by Rev Vernon Wagar of LeRoy, with seven new members joining and more expected next week. The Farmers' Institute opened with a strong program and large anticipated attendance. Local notices recount family visits, neighborly moves, and routine market price listings for wheat, flour, and livestock.
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Creston
Methodist Church
Vernon Wagar
LeRoy Methodist Church
Farmers’ Institute
Imo Sulliger
Ter Inter
Chas, Teagh
Akio
Norwalk
Franca Weensannd
Canton
Denet
Ff Rt
Pripan
Poole
Wes Athey
Winter drifts and communal moves in Blachleyville
Winter has arrived with light snow and ice as Blachleyville residents relocate within the area. Daniel Binkley, native of Plain Township now in Canada, near Houser house. Geo Arnold has taken a new life partner and moved to Samel Gill's farm. Several families shift farms around Blachleyville, Springville, and neighboring estates while illness and weddings surface in local notices and social updates.
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Blachleyville
Danniel Binkley
Plain Township
Dominion of Canada
Houser
Geo. Arnold
Samel Gill
Kubler
Gill
William Nicholas
New Springville
M Vanzile
Lovett Fair
Shreve
Sitle
Lewis Goitney
Jacob Kate
Mary Hiner
Hia
Lutia Blackles- Ville
Parvin Rilau
Zether
Eum
Luta
Mary Houser
Ben
Ian
Poe
Lawrence
Fabr
Henry Bie
Roaud W.be Tung
Lattasburg News Roundup Promises Local Events
Lattasburg Ohio January 17. The post office will discontinue January 31, prompting regret among patrons. Rev Davidson led United Brethren services Sunday afternoon. Residents note a drift toward larger towns as attention concentrates there. Knights of Athens to perform at town hall January 21. Eighth annual Wayne County Farmers Institute to be held January 27–28 with lectures on farming, drainage, poultry, surveying, and household topics. Blind Trio of West Salem to entertain January 28. Mehtudiat church quarterly meeting, Presiding Elder Knapp to attend. Lutheran church observed communion January 1.
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Lattasburg
Rev
Davidson
United Brethren Church
ad. am _cl
Amely
Guy Rohenshil
Clara Thorley
Mr. Gish
Indiana
John Butt John Myers
Mary Schmack
Wooster
K.C. M
Conpros
Knights of Athens
Town Hall
Farmers’ Institute Society
Wayne County
Ohio
S. Bollinger
P. C. Firestone
Bellefontaine
Kingston
W. Dunlap
A. J Ruas
Progress of Agriculture
Samuel Bollinger
Julio L Shawver
R. W. Dunlap
Ben
Mary Fouch
Olive Dirck
John L S Shawver
Keltfer
John L. Shawver
Wm. Thompson
A. Uusearch Entomologist of
G. Case
H. O. Mowery
West Salem
Mehtudiat
Accura Poxt
Knapp
Lutheran Church
Mt Eaton Notes and Local Sights from Canal Dover to Orrville
Mt Eaton notes report R A Lucas and companion at Canal Dover on Saturday. Alex Fullerton made a business trip to the town. William Bixler suffered a severe appendicitis attack last week. Amish bidders from Holmes county offered on farms owned by Louis Hang, Alex Manrer, and Adolph Rosenberg. The Abs Amstutz farm near Orrville closed last tourssay. Sleigh riders endured rough weather while snow lasted. Lucas visited Canton last week. Blacksmiths have had a price break for days. Lastauffer, the mail carrier, started out with the mail but returned to fetch his horses after rough handling. Christ Beichler busy collecting delinquent tax. Charles Matter will farm the Nicholas Rengsegeer property next year. Harvey Senff back from Wooster where he served on a grand jury. Mrs Pearl Stabl's estate to be sold January 1 at public sale. Real estate boom noted as Amish invasion continues. Sea 22 Vt ara WCC offered $90 per acre.
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Mt. Eaton
R. A. Lucas
Friend Wree
Canal Dover
Alex Fullerton
William Bixler
Louis Hang
Alex Manrer
Adolph Rosenberg
Holmes County
Abs
Pearl Stabl
Einer
Community notes mix of visits and events in Sunday gatherings
Local residents report visits from Jesse Osborne’s sisters to Runeburg and Mrs Bravit dekn Zigler’s Sunday gathering. Harve Bower’s family hosted relatives at his home. Miss Manda Suelly stopped by J A Statler’s home. A sled load of youths from near Sheve gathered at A D Horn’s for an evening, with Frang Statler returning home. Rev TJ of Newton to preach at the Lutheran church next Sunday. Mr Kins of Orrville to lead a two week singing class and concert. G F Westfall and wife brought a group of ladies from Clogs to Shreve to visit Mire. Jota Marton and others joined a long social at the home last Thursday into early morning.
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Fraug
Veorge Enemta
Jesse Osborne
Runeburg
Bravit
Zigler
North Lawrence
Harve Bower
Vueets
Ire Bower
Mr Kins
Orrville
G. F. Westfall
Shreve
Mire
Jota Marton
Probate court actions and estate accounts in Wooster area
Probate court records show Frank Taggart filing first accounts for Charles Frost and A Williams Motzier with hearings in February. Executors and administrators across several estates filed final or first accounts, petitions to sell real or personal property, and orders issued for commissions and hearings. Local notices mention insane adjudication, feeble minded declaration, and jail and hospital commitments, with miscellaneous society notes and a rural column of society events and ads.
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Frank Taggart
Charles Frost
A Williams Motzier
Anna Segner
Wooster City
Aled
W. A. Craig
Ann E. Aylsworth
Henring
ME Mowery
Jobo N Mowery
Joseph Ginglesperger
Thewis Howey
Wm. Metzler
Ellen Edwards
Wooster
Mansillon State Hospital
Asa Brown
Columbus
Perania
Samuel Marr
Elizabeth Achenbach
Mary E. Myers
Peter Myers
Slemmons
Mary Ann Frary
David A. Jacobs
L. P. Obliger
James D. Jacobs
George D. Barnard
George Fresh
John Schaaf
Eliaz A. Barnett
L. A. Yocum
Elizabeth M .Liggett
Henry W. Baysinger
J W Barry
Janper C Fridbard
Frances A Guwitgey
Smithville Amicable Church Plans and Local Notes
Smithville notes detail a new Amish church building project and its planned dimensions with possible basement and gallery. The column also mentions local layoffs, marriages, Mennonite aid progress, grain trade shipments, and community revival plans led by Frank Doty of Chicago with Rev John Smith assisting in Dayton.
Applecreek Social News and Visits Reported
Applecreek events include Mame Cook hosting Orrville guests Misses Sarah and Luna Santechie Verna Hackett Lucretia Bott and Ella Martin. A 25‑person Orrville and Applecreek crowd gathered at Clarence Hackett’s home for an evening of amusements. Also noted are visits by Miss Artie and the Daniels, Miss Margaret Maurer in Akron, Ella Worley in Barberton, and a sled outing to Frank Albright’s near Wooster. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a tonic at 85 cents.
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Applecreek
Mame Cook
Orrville
Sarah
Luna Santechie
Verna Hackett
Lucretia Bott
Ella Martin
Clarence Hackett
Artie
Vis
Daniels
Haat
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Creston Budget
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Daniel Berkér
Zeto Miller
John Woodward
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Martin Lawrence
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the Silk Department
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R. L Adair
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Zero Werther
Iva Nixon
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Leora Winter
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CR Carnopy
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Rombaugh
Gant’s
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Lewis
Smithville
Jan
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J J Adams
Millersborg
Otto Troutman
D.D. Hartzler
Thy Place
Adams and
Mennon
Marquis Adier
Hostettler
Wabash Station
Mennonnite Aid Plan Insurance Association
Walnut Creek
Hartzler & Speicher
Weilersville
Noah Steele
Olive Farrer
David Farrer
Rey Robt Mumaw
Chadea
Steve
L. F Haostettler
Eberly
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Dra. Morgan
Wood
W. B. Hartzog
Clevaland
Wood Anderson
E B. Wickerstam
Col. Subieski
Aeolian Ladies' Quartet
Lt. Plankitton
Topeka
Ind
Frank Doty
Chicago
Claveland
Aobach & Boyd
Wwe
The
New York Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
Tribune
Stork
jnzAdvané
Rae
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