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A garbled plea appears urging readers to support a cause. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the tone asks for participation and assistance in a community effort or event.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
6
A garbled plea appears urging readers to support a cause. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the tone asks for participation and assistance in a community effort or event.
A fragmented OCR report outlines a county level campaign centered on mass primaries and reform proposals. It notes new platforms, election routes, and committee critiques shaping the forthcoming convention and voter decisions.
A fragmentary notice lists individuals such as H. N. MUSSER and ELYSE M MUSSER along with J. 9. SHALLENPERGER and others. The text references Beather Poo Pet Mary Focte and Matduvaser in a vague tribute context. No clear event details or dates are provided due to damaged OCR.
A compact notice records attention given to a G. A. R. event in Rotice. The brief item names the organization and confirms a local post gathering. No further details shown.
A long garbled OCR fragment from a Smithville column recounts a curious local incident involving weather, places, and a string of scattered names. The piece alludes to towns like Orrville and Akrov, mentions Frank Neat and Mr Peters, and hints at events on a Wednesday near mid-March, but the text is severely jumbled with numerous unreadable segments.
An obituary notes the death of a woman living north of Greston, Ohio, with details of her family and survivors. The notice mentions a burial and references a church and memorial rites. The fragmented OCR shows scattered phrases about the deceased, family members, and local places. The text is in poor condition but identifies a memorial in the local church and a funeral note.
Charles Batdorf, aged 17, died at home Tuesday after a failed operation at Wooster hospital last week. The youth had reportedly recovered enough to walk and talk but developed a rapid postoperative decline. The funeral will be held at the Cemetery in Yo Pke town with burial to follow.
The notice compiles a fragmented community scene from Armstrong Station to Overton, listing names like Marion Clouse, Miss Amada, Jane Goatlle, and Emmet Grill. It notes bereavement, visits, and literary event attendance, with mentions of travel to California and reminiscences of a Christian elder. The garbled text preserves local names, places, and social ties.
Mrs Buchanan, aged about 76 years, died at her Wayne township home after a brief illness from pneumonia. She was born in Walage ton County, Pa., daughter of Thomas and Mildred Ganlt Merr, and is survived by children Mary B., Basin To Brebaran of Waeter, and Mrs Alte. Funeral arrangements to be announced from the Wayne county residence.
Miss Adair was the last surviving member of her family and died at her home near Adair after long illness. She was born on the family farm, linked to pioneer Patrick Adair, and lay beside her husband John S Adair in West of the city. A longtime member of the First Presbyterian Church, she had belonged to the congregation for more than seventy years and lived much of her life in the county community.
The text extols Miona as the sole remedy to strengthen stomach walls and increase gastric juice, claiming it cures digestion, relieves distress after meals, and strengthens digestion. It asserts Boyd & Co guarantee money back if not effective, urging readers to trust the product despite doubts.
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