Daughters of Veterans Carnation Sale on McKinley Day
Jan 18 19 Daughters of Veterans plan carnation sale on McKinley Day. Local notices report guests visiting from St Thomas and Wayne township, various residents ill with diphtheria and other winter sickness, and a mix of community events including cattle purchases, military posts, and local errands across Holmes County and Wooster.
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Daughters of Veterans
McKinley Day
Q A Kieffer
St. Thomas Qan
Andrew Reisen
Worth Grant Street
Ross W F Panck
Funk
East Juion
Frene Ohlenkirk
Charles Swinehart
Grady
Famoasy
Wayne Township
John Stevens
Bell Bros
Juan Mont
Smallpox Cages Reported Near Gelmont And Local Distress
A garbled report notes 35 cages of smallpox near Gelmont in Holmes County and mentions various local figures and events. The text references clerks overloaded by water incidents and numerous names, roles, and community notices from Orrville to Wooster, with scattered references to illness, church events, and public matters.
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Gelmont
Holmes County
Peter Schworn
Pear Werlernville
Orrville
Warner
Woerter
Directors of the football club named in fragmentary text
Fragmentary OCR lists officers including President E. Ot Obdiger and Vice President CM Laowett with seats held by Joo Goo Sanborn and WooA Woalsey. Mentions attorney Ress Wo Punch and general counsel Prank Tagart, plus board members Woasne Bathling and Lean oe ata omectiune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footie
Lean
Ced
Tollows
E. Ot
CM Laowett
Tars
Joo Goo Sanborn
Sale of Heresty EB Croeseain at Frederick Prices
Report of a modest sale with reasonable prices for live stock and drivers noting fair bidding and steady demand. Attendees limited, but the sale yielded good results for the consignor and buyers.
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Frederick
Mis Middoebbrrt at Bargertown Tenn
Fragmentary OCR describes a local incident in Bargertown Tennessee involving a misdirected event. It mentions WETE POWET and a notable discovery tied to a sampl e, with references to barriers and a trial context. Names and places appear garbled, but Bar ties Sue and Laubach drugstore surface among fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargertown
Nat Laubach
Betas Drugstore
August Flower Promises Health for the Liver and Spirits
An old Kentucky advertising snippet touts Green's August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion and a booster for liver health and good spirits. It claims thirty five years of household use with trial sizes and regular bottles sold by all druggists.
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Kentucky
Phetratus
Blue Grass
Atvall Druggists
Gall, Write or Poultry u mene Be-8 Hartilen sate
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts. The line mentions poultry and a date or code but lacks clear actors, places, or events to summarize into a complete news item.
Electric railway projected through this city
A new company named Cleveland Wooster Mt Vernon and Columbus Railway plans an electric line from Columbus via Mt Vernon to Wooster and Harbertown, linking with the Northern Ohio Trail to Akron and Cuyahoga. Fred W Jones of Mt Vernon leads, son of Gen GA Jones former Cleveland Akron and Columbus president. Backing is reported strong among Wayne County farmers and towns along the route. Further details promised in coming issues.
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J P van Nest
Ashland
Berman Geiger
Barberton
Nick Anustar
James M Reed
Wooster
Vanover
Vertirginia
Roy Rollins
Medina
Flora Flack
Holmes County
I W Henderson
Brownsville
Lilian Fredrick
Cleveland
Mame Rey Lockhart
Seville
John P Jones
North Lawrence
George Lee
Bend Avenue
Solomon Rackataagh
Rochester
H Lunt
Congress
Wall
Joseph Boftisvre
Blachley Ville
Sadie Rickabaugh
Clara Brownson
Installed Officers of Kieffer Circle Install Fourth Annual Ceremony
Kieffer Circle of the GAR held its fourth annual installation with Mrs. Nanode Ball presiding. Officers installed include President Hutte Goodman and Mary Adams as senior and junior vice presidents, Nannie Hall secretary, Pearl Kinder treasurer, Mrs Segner chaplain, Jessie McCarron conductor, Florence Warfel assistant conductor, Bessie Woolman guard, and Blanche Shelly assistant guard. Speakers praised fraternal charity and support for soldiers of ’61 to ’65, followed by a luncheon and songs.
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Kieffer Circle
America
Chaplin
Sepgner
Commar der Berle
Hutte Goodman
Mary Adama
Diha Carlin
Nannie Hall
Pearl Kinder
Mra. Segner
Jessie McCarron
Florence War
OL Tai
Gast
Conor’e Eboaly
Board of Trade Hears Traction Plans and Site Offer
The executive committee met at the Wayora office in City Hall Tuesday evening to review talks with traction officials. They understood Wooster may offer a site for the barns chosen by the company and planned further correspondence to secure a definite proposition. A second conference with company officials aimed to resolve future plant operations and the Glasgow Works fund subscriptions. An itemized expense report will soon be in the hands of the publicist.
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Frank Porter
South Buckeye Street
James Altuivert
Chester
Mill Brook
Calvin Taggart
Say Beir
Mildred
Close Wooster Temple Rathbone
Mra Win
Letthe Street
Samuel Leib
Wooster Township
Leib
Wooster Electric Company
Bloomington
Willatan
Orrvelle
Ingeter
Steeth
Geran
Amasuua
Canton
Stae
Huston Rhoades
Kent
Boa
Te Otbee
Do H Morgan
AB Critchfeld
Daughters of Veterana
Krelef Corps
Alex Hunter
Younger Nnter van
Dolar
Costa
van Nest
A Weiser
Otheras V
Charles Weaver
Allentown
Daa
Central Lendices
Orisale
Ledve
Brenneman
Board of Trade
Wayora
Tracion Oafficuila
Wooster
Cenmurttee
Gilagoworks Fund
Wayne County Records Warranty Deeds Summary
Warranty deeds recorded in Wayne County list transfers of parcels across multiple townships including Wooster Franklin Chippewa and Creston. Notable transfers involve Frank T Denny to Kate N Crossman Barbara Atestitz to Walter Poonmuthis and Sarah Power as executrix, among others. Considerations range around several dollars with parcels totaling acres and lot numbers noted in each conveyance.
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Frank T. Denny
Kate N
Crossman
Garten
Borage
Cabaan
Mo Lee
Bostaod
Walter PooMuthis
Wooster Poo
Barbara Atestitz
Boeoehipan
Dena
Pinley Rotbaugh
Sophia MocSenith
Creston
Sarah Power
Neal Power
James Brown
Electric Bitters Promise New Life for Weak and Run Down
A testimonial from Co W Bellamy of Wurlington praises Electric Bitters restoring strength and vigor after illness. The ad urges readers to obtain a free specimen from the New York Tribune Farmer, promoting the weekly agricultural newspaper and its yearly price of 21.00.
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W Bellamy
Coomonve
Wurlington
Pal
Lever
Laubach & Boyd
New York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Quragant
Will Drill Oil and Gas Near Wooster
Men will drill immediately on Barrett land east of Wooster after arriving Tuesday night. The crew will fetch Charles machinery from Auumn and begin mining in Wooster. H B Odenkirk holds the contract and is away at Mt Eaton. Likely drilling within days under headway by financially interested parties as a large scale venture awaits the spring.
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Wooster
Tuesay
Auumn
H.B. Odenkirk
Mt Eaton
Trothag
Husband Asks For Divorce In Wooster Case
Frank Rich Fo Miller of Wooster files for divorce on grounds of adultery. The petition alleges Dee 16, 1901 as the date of separation after Miller discovered his wife’s alleged affair.
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Frank
Rich
Fo Miller
Wooster
McClarra
Jones
Pettha
Soen Miller
Miler
Mr. Miller
Acta
Sagan Miller
Golfing the Great Outdoor Spurt At Wooster Club
Wooster golfers anticipate spring as members await the season opens and new applications mount. The club plans a meeting soon to act on pending and expected memberships and a limit is likely to be reached.
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Wooster
Oaten
Wooster Clint
Coal Prices Fall for Wooster Residents
Wooster residents note a drop in coal prices since New Year as Massillon grades fall to 4 and the earlier panic prices of 440 a ton ease. Cheaper Tudea stay similar while overall market hints another drop before spring. Dealers predict further reductions and better quality coal for summer buyers.
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Wooster
Debaters Postponed At Wooster Over Sickness
Due to the illness of Mr Walkinshaw one debater the Irving and Athenean societies debate at Wooster is postponed until next Friday evening. Three men from each society will compete and judges will choose the three best to represent Wooster in the upcoming debate with Washington and Jefferson College of Pennsylvania.
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Walkinshaw
Irving
Wooster
Washington and Jefferson College
Pennslyvania
Maysville Notes Record Local Happenings and Mishaps
Maysville reports a week of social visits and travel as Miss Pet Gambier and Miss Ina Imboff are noted. Al Johnson returns from Illinois via Chicago after visiting the Iroquois theater fire aftermath. A sled accident injures Charles Wilderson’s tongue and breaks a horse’s leg, with a cow injured by barbwire. Sheriff Brown’s servant Bupp is injured by a horse, fracturing a rib. Community events include Myrtle Orr staying with Fre Nussbaum and a well attended singing class concert and town hall literary night.
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Maysville
Pet Gambier
Ina Imboff
Akron
al Johnson
Imnois
Chicago
Iroquoi
Mark Annet
Chas Stauffer
Elnora Brown
Wim Musser
Bupp
Sheriff Brown
Myrtle Orr
Prey Ghilemen: Mother's Friend Praised by Expectant Mother
A Kentucky attorney at law quotes a mother praising Mother's Friend as the greatest remedy for expectant mothers. She claims three children, noting the last child appears healthiest and finest, convinced by before-views and photos she would have.
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Agance
Kentucky
Wayne County Nucultural Society Sets County Fair Dates
The Wayne County Nucultural Society voted Saturday to hold the annual county fair on September 24, 25 and 26. Officers reappointed include President Johan McClarin Vice President Ao Db Luminera Treasurer WA Wilson Secretary Jobe Blghts Superintendent of Grounds D K Firestone. The directors discussed various matters and announced a special amusements program for this year.
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Wayne County Nucultural Society
Johan McClarrin
Ao DB Luminera
WA Wilson
Job
Kidney trouble harms both women and men in ads
An old medical advertisement argues kidney trouble makes women and men miserable, harming mind, vigor, and health. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer in Binghamton, NY, claiming quick relief and offering sample bottles by mail.
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Dr. Kilmer & Go
Binghamts
A Proverbial View on Drinking and Habit
A quip contrasts a Japanese proverb with American drinking culture. It notes how initial drinking leads to further intemperance and a growing habit, warning of the slippery path from first drink to addiction. It reflects social concern over youth and temptation in early 20th century discourse.
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Koof Alliance
Shieve
Columbus
OB Critehheld
Wartz
J.P McCarthy
John Bowers
Gleveland
Barvey
Fallawange
Adul Pound
Dava
Java
High
Kia
Quinkyary
Lodee
Jess Qu Teth
Gail
Pice Khoown
Abe
Thermeoenet & Franz
Botesaie Drurgisw
Tu'e- Walding
Kiedin & Murvin
Halle
Hali
Wm. S. Crude
California
Chamberlain
Situriday Dan
The
Cleveland, Wooster, Mt. Vernon and Columbus
Jesure
Ffi
Mary FE Gordon
Wayne County Records
L C. Franks
Corwin
Swan
Mosser
Barrett
Ft. Wayne Hotel
J B Taylor
Ft Wayne
Amanta Mreka
Prey Ghilemen
Rothers
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
Wayne County
Accpas Sa
Tbredkh
Wowdc
Garfield Savings Banheh CO
Kimer
Binghamton, NY
Vohra
Wooster National Bank
West Livary Street
Wooster Ohio
Oss W Funk
Ofice
Harding & Co
F Kean
McClarran’s
Liberty Sty Wooster
Lega
Mschurke
A. G. M'Clure Smyser Martin L
Smysor Attorneys-At-Law
Merchant's Emporium
Upatake
E W New Kirk
Jacktron Blick
Public Square
Frank Taggart
Lines
Bas
Fredrich’s
East Lubergy St
N Cllarran
John C. McLabraxn
Wooster, Ohio
Yylor & Taylor
J B. Taylor
Attonneys-At-Law
R. C.taylor
Ohio
Rowne
D. Nice
Hi Iram
Swartz
Jan Wooster
Washington, DC
HA Hart
EYE and Ear
Beall and Bowman
Asistat
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Ryall
G. W. Rvale
North Market Street
Dr Stoll
Hearl Avenue
Ua Man
S.A. M.D
Spectacles
Laubach & Boyw
N. Mateer
S. W. Corner
Buckeye Streets
Ox Eductithen
Dearmy Azle Co
Far East
Price
Laubach & Boyd, Square, Wooster
Ates
Rosa Conti
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