Progressive Farmers Back Ohio Station Work at Wayne Meeting
At a January 25, 1906 gathering of the Progressive Farmers Association of Wayne County at W. A. Bruce's home, members stated they are pleased with the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station administration. They deem appropriations sufficient for the station’s needs and ongoing experiments and equipment, reflecting farm sentiment across the region.
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Wayne County
W. A Bruce
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Revival ends as 390 convert in Lodi church
In Lodi on January 30 the three week revival at the tabernacle closed with 390 converts and renewed spiritual fervor sweeping the town. Musician Williams hosted services, and local church members hope the Christian spirit endures. Also noted, Watchman of the team shovel position changed hands, and Henry Selderra celebrated his 70th birthday amid town happenings.
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Lodi
Burchard Warner
Ateam
Henry Selderra
Congress Triyag- Sounty
Burbank
Ledi
Miss Towslee
Local notices and obituaries from Chester township
January 25 notes on pneumonia cases and family moves across Akron and Coshocton. Junior deaths and funerals include Charley Wertz in Chester township and John Shepherd in Chester, with multiple local residents mourned. Obituaries mention Mrs. Rosanna Warner and Levi Benner among others. a stranger apprenticed to printer John Amit raises village curiosity.
Reports Conflict Over Local Option Petition Signatures
Reports on the local option petition circulated are conflicting. One insider claims about 460 signatures with 200 more pledged. Another key organizer says no clear count of no votes and denies substantial progress.
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Epened
Local Farm Notes and Community Updates
Jan 29 Charles Alleman of ngar Wooster left Mrs E J Young's farm due to family affliction leaving her tenantless. Henry Webb of Armstrong rents D Naftzger farm south of town. Hallie Smith attends Lodi meetings guest of Miss Freda Garman. Silas White plans spring barn construction north of town. Col Cowden of Dayton gave a fine address at the U B church. guest of Edward Metzker family. W Fouches has a stable on his lot. Gerberich and Striver noted work. Tuesday evening the A RR club held a meeting. wives treated them to a fine supper.
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Charles Alleman
Ngar Wooster
Mra
E. J. Young
Mra. Young
Henry Webb
Armstrong Thaa
D. Naftzger
Misa Hallie Smith
Lodi
Freda Garman
Silas White
Col. Cowden
Dayton
U .B. Church
Edward Metzker
W. Fouches
Gerberich
Striver
A. RR
Digestive health and Dr Pierce remedies discussed
An extended piece extols the stomach as the body’s center and links indigestion to many diseases. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related tonics, praising ingredients like Golden Seal root and Queen's root. Offers free booklet details and urges readers to request by postal card, with additional notes on Catarrh Remedy and Pleasant Pellets.
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Abernethy
Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
John King
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
William Paine
Paine
Hobart A. Hare
University of
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Gulden Medical di
Nage
Pere Rons
RK. V. Pieros
N. Y
Entertainment at Mechanicburg School House February Eve
In Overtown January 81 an entertainment is planned at the Mechanicburg School house on the evening of February 16 with all invited. Miss Gertrude Smith is the teacher there. A baby story notes the stork visited Hoory Smith’s residence near Hillbuck Hills delivering a ten pound son to Mr and Mrs Hoory Bronson who are staying with her parents for a few weeks. Mrs Ella Spitler recently fainted neuralgia but recovered some. Mrs WW Van Meter dined with Mrs Spitler Monday.
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A G Honsing
Redema King
Akron
C. C Harold
Frank Catot
Coshu ‘Ton
Wertz
Dalton
John Yohn Ia
Hamtown
Roland K Lewis
Weat Farminteen
Isaiah Tasker
Fred Pfeister
Magillob Coun
Josephine Shinneaves
Wiliam Baverstock
Wifs
East Union
Minnie Harrold
Iowa
Jennie Liard
R.A. Lucas
T. B. Thompson
Charles BE. Thompson
Lizzia Pharna
J. P. Peaker
Lucy Villard
Masath
W. Villard
Harvey Senff
Lucinda
Canton
Willard
David Wetter
J.G. Craven
Wadsworth
Miss Everson
Isaiah Hackett
Orrville
Yeagley
Toledo
Theodore Shaff
Earl Nixon
Mary Rife
Cleveland
Minnie Honeyweld
WC. T. U
John Amit
John
Amlet
W J Athey
McKeesport
D Hinchman
Athey
Sudiden
Alonday
Ahe
Weil
Wouldson
Hiohman
Mechanicbanrg
Gertrude Smith
Ita
Hoory Smith
Hoory Bronson
Ella Spitler
WW. van Meter
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Resolutiors
A. J. Fredrick CO
Great White Sale
Lars Jep
A. J. Fredrick GO
MT. Eaton
Applecreek
Charley Ambrose Wertz
Bertz
Cheater
Hip
Wears
M. E
Ambrose Wertz
Gast
Medina
Baker
Zediker
Mansfield
Wm. Batdurf
C L. Harmon
Chester Township
Clodfelter
Easterday
Congress
John Batdorff
Fay
Shelby
Rider
John Shepherd Weed
Levi Benner
Rosanna Warner
Joshua Warner
L. H. Becker
Warner
Becker
Jefferson
Overton
McClure
Ats
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