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Wm McKee and bride return from wedding trip. Mrs Slabaugh and children visit Shreve relatives. Local notes on crops hail damage, weddings, moves, and upcoming events in Wooster area.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
2
Wm McKee and bride return from wedding trip. Mrs Slabaugh and children visit Shreve relatives. Local notes on crops hail damage, weddings, moves, and upcoming events in Wooster area.
An old advert claims Rocky Mountain Tea cures many female ills by improving blood, digestion, and overall health. The product is priced at 35.0 cents and is marketed through Laubach & Boyd.
An old advertisement notes beauty comes from Rocky Mountain Tea, priced at 35 cents, appealing to women of the era.
A string of small town items shows Slayeh and Boner Phasing in new business at South Walnut street with machinery removed for overhaul and overseeing repairs. Capt Forbes Alcock recovers on crutches. A farmer objects to turtles left in sacks on his land. A newborn on North Walnut. Grandfather Will Smith celebrates and local officer Griest handles Al Sonnedecker after a drunken driving incident with fines.
Hon Lb Poh linger's family horse broke free at 4 30 am and sped through the town driven by Ephraim Turner. The quiet animal dragged riders, hit a letter box, damaged a carriage near the Obliger residence, and narrowly missed bystanders before returning to its barn.
No further trials in the commissioners cases or those of George Himmond and J J Phiuugy will occur this term. Proceedings on change of venue are before the center, with no ruling yet. An appeal by Daniel Leiner and Warren Ratisexsa nears the higher court, awaiting Beaton bere adse un Sey term.
The Republican executive committee issued its call for a county convention to be held July 25 at the City Opera House. Delegates will be selected July 20 at ward and town shop caucuses, with strong interest and expected wide attendance from across the county. The event is expected to be enthusiastic.
A child near Orrindle was shot in the palm by a companion using a toy pistol. Wound required medical removal of a wad. no serious blood poisoning danger remains after treatment by a physician.
County Treasurer Daniel Hedler enters the hay train and reduce business with partner William Young son in law of Conrad Long. Mr Young formerly resided in Wooster and is known to Bib acquaintances as a wary, worthy and careful business man.
A quirky, obstructed text fragment hints at a poetic vow tied to political identity. The lines reference love and visions of Rocky Mountain teas, suggesting a lyric or tribute rather than a clear news item.
Washington reports the lowest bidder Paul Herman of New York supplied satisfactory evidence of financial stability and plant capability, meeting legal requirements for the money order printing contract after scrutiny of contests by Metcalf and post office officials. The decision strengthens Payne’s position and touches on broader issues of competition and policy.
Deputy Sheriff J Geiselman and wife mourn the death of their six year old daughter Zella Marie Geiselman who died during an operation to treat an eye disease. Doctors Smith and Lehr attempted anesthesia and an operation but vomit caused fluid to enter the lungs and death followed within an hour. Coroner W Hi Faber began an inquest as testimony was taken.
Judge 3 B Eason set hearings for a slate of civil actions and probate matters in Wooster. Listed cases include Elizabeth Quinby administratrix v Alfred J Thomas Amos Switzer v Charles Merkle et al The University of Wooster v Henry Myers et al and others against local firms and town entities.
A Columbus dispatch reports the state board of appraisers limits city boards of review pay. Cincinnati and Cleveland are exempt, may draw year long. Other cities have 40 to 120 workable days based on population, with hours required per day set at seven.
An advertisement touts Mi o na as a flesh forming food and dyspepsia cure. It promises rapid weight gain in a week, restoral of health for thin and dyspeptic customers, and a personal money back guarantee if unsatisfactory. The product is described as a vegetable preparation aiding digestion and strengthening the digestive organs.
A year ago Mrs C. BE Ring of Lima Ohio suffered extreme nervous stomach trouble fear and anxiety. After twelve bottles of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine she reports permanent cure and praises the medicine for herself and her daughter who recovered from St Vitus dance after eight bottles. All druggists sell Dr Miles Remedies.
W. Newkirk is listed as attorney at law with office in Jackson Brock Public Square. The item appears as a professional directory entry noting his name and place of business.
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