Wheat Rusting In Crops In Ohio Bulletin Summary
Columbus reports from the Ohio Climate and Crop Service bulletin for the week ending June 24 note warm weather with heavy showers. Rain was light in Cincinnati while many areas received flooding winds and hail. Wheat is ripening and likely to begin harvest in the extreme south this week amid rust and lodging. Potatoes and truck crops advance. tobacco setting proceeds as plants die well. early cherries yield well while apples show poor winter prospects.
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Columbus
Ohio Climate and Crop Service Bureau
Cincinnati
Meeting of Baptist Young People's Union in Massillon
Delegates arrived from Wooster Canton and Salem for the Baptist Young People's Union convention in Massillon. Officials and speakers included Rev J Ford Rev C B Allen Rev A Whitney Rev M Eley Miss Lyde Jenkins Romeo Rays and Miss Alice Straw. Activities covered addresses devotional services Sunday school sessions and discussions on teachers questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Baptist
Youn People’s Union
Ooster
T Go Sanbourn
Cora Truck
Louis, Graeter
J. R Kramer
Anna M. Graeter
C B Allen
A.B Whitney
A.miley
New
A B Whitney
Salem
Sale
The
Baptist College
Atlanta
American Baptist Home Missions
J M. Crisswell
Alliance
Ephesians
Baptist Young People's Union
Lyde Jenkins
Canton
Dr E Chesney
Wooster
B. Allen
Romeo Rays
J F Campbell
J.C Ford
Alice Straw
A. Williams
Newman
J. Campbell
Visit Winona Lake Summer Retreat on Pennsylvania Lines
Winona Lake offers devotion and recreation with facilities for healthful living. Excursions and season tickets run May through September with travel via Pennsylvania Lines. For detailed information contact Winona Assembly secretary or Pennsylvania Lines agents.
Unclear fragmentary text from Pennsylvania items
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Pennsylvania items and US agents with scattered names and dates, lacking coherent events or readable context to form a complete news item. The readable bits point to Pennsylvania related references and possible agency names, but no clear action, outcome, or dates emerge.
Excursion to Detroit Abbreviated Fare Briefly Promoted
A garbled notice advertises discounted train fares to Detroit with connections via Baltimore and Washington. It mentions departure dates around early July and a return option, with references to rates, tickets, and unspecified joint arrangements. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
Nickel Plate offers cheap fares to New York City
Commuuing July ist the Nickel Plate road WH Heidersteam tehets to New York City at reduced rates with 4 fberal Stapeower Privilege . Muats thus waving ample time to visit the Pan- American Exposition .Peke may be powered goood good and return via different routes, if desired rite, wire phone or Callao nearest agent, Or A Austeriia, T P A Fe. Wayne, lod., or B E A. Akers, C P and T A, Cleveland
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Heidersteam Tehets
New York City
Wayne
Lod
A. Akers
Cleveland
Excursion Rates for Fourth of July Travel
Excursion tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines for Fourth of July trips. They may be obtained July 3 and 4 at any ticket station on the Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburgh or at any other station on those lines within a 200 mile radius. Return fare will be good until July 8, inclusive. For particulars see ticket agents of Pennsylvania Lines.
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Pennsylvania
Pittshurz
Twenty thousand goldfish stolen from Maple Grove lakes
A stream of notices details losses, local civic notes and family stories across Medina and Ravenna areas, including fish theft at Maple Grove cemetery, library donations, railroad work, school counts, and family reunions. Names of local clubs and officials appear amid brief community items and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Ravenna Republican
Wayne County Examinations Schedule and Textbook Change
The Wayne county School Examiners will hold monthly examinations in Worcester at the High School, except June and July. Boawell examinations occur on the second Saturday in March and April. Boawell Commencement is on the third Saturday in June. The Board adopts Roark's Method dnducation as a text book in Theory and Practice. W GosHonn, President, West Salem. COW Broom, Marshallville. Jas TE Zanini, Clerk.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Boawell
Roark
W GosHonn
Prest
West Salem
Cow Broom
Marshallville
Jas TE Zanini
Reston
Pittsburg Fr Wayne & Chicago Rail schedule change May 2
The Pittsburg Fr Wayne and Chicago Railway announces a schedule change to take effect Sunday May 2. Trains will reach Wooster with revised arrival times and connections to exchange passengers and freight.
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Pittsburg
Wayne & Chicago Railway
Tooder
Wooster
Half Rates to Cincinnati Account Tendred Sacety of theisthan
An old report notes reduced fares to Cincinnati for a specific travel reason. It mentions safety arrangements and a meeting discussing the option of extending the rate. Details are fragmentary but indicate a transit proposal tied to a local or regional agency and potential fare adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Theisthan Radeaver Atul
Roadside Stone Fare Offers Routine Tetp Good Distance
The notice lists a route on Nis wel Plate Road with a stone fare and a routine tetp. It mentions a distance, a return option, and a nearest agent contact for arrangements with A Akers in Cleveland.
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Nis
Wel Plate
Ork
Akers
Cleveland
Rail Ticket Sale Announced for OH to Columbus Return
June Mand announces that the Raltimon and Ohio Railroad will sell tickets from GH taal stations in Ohio to Columbus at a round trip fare. Tickets good for return and June. For further information call or address a B&O ticket agent. BLN Austin, Gen Pass aging bleage.
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Raltimon & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohie
Coulumbus
B&o
Austin
Gen
Fourth of July Excursion Rates Announced
Baltimore and Ohio will sell excursion tickets at a single fare for a round trip good for return until July 4 1901 from stations within 200 miles of each main hub. See nearest ticket agent or Austin Chicago general passenger agent for details.
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Baltimore & Oblaits Ru
BNS Austin
Chicago
Coach Excursions to the Exposition from Cleveland
Weekly Tuesday coach trips depart Buffalo via Nickel Pinte road at Ie a mile each July. Returns promised within three days. Contact nearest agent Dr A Akers for wires calls or visits.
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Buffalo
Nickel Pinte Road
Iea
A. Akers
C. P
T. A
Gleveland
Kjul
Market Cautions Amid German Crisis and Local Money Tightening
Henry Clews Special Bulletin reports a market pause as local banks tighten liquidity and speculative bubbles show weakness. It notes two main headwinds: Germany's banking crisis and a strained U S money market, with July disbursements and synthetic holdings influencing future ease.
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New York
Stovka
Germany
Ieavivkly
Berlin
Europe
Henriclews
College Hill Notes Reflect Busy Campus Life
C H Henderton of Burbank and John Emerick of Mohican enrolled today as new students. Miss Milligan ill at Hoover Cottage with threatened pneumonia. Miss Alda Myers of Golden Corners visited Hill. T S Orr named Poland academy principal. Thomas Woodward elected Bradford Be echoots superintendent at a story of 1 200. Miss Emily Good from Cleveland enrolled for science studies. Rev T K Davie D D visiting Canada and Pan-American Exposition. Miss Cora Bruning and Miss Etta Jacobs arrived for Summer School. Supt H Armstrong of Holgate and Miss Rose Drummond of Deshler wed at bride’s home June 25. Margaret Summers returning from Colorado Springs to take Colorado City school post in September. Professors Chase Armstrong and Edward Sauvaio elected Cantoo school leaders. Mrs J Wo Roland hosted thimble party for sister Mrs Jo W Hooke of Winona Mine amid flowers and refreshments.
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C. H. Henderton
Burbank
Wie & Pew
John Emerick
Mohican
Milligan
Hoover Cottage
Alda Myers
Golden Corners
T.S Orr
Roscoe
Poland Academy
Thomas Woodward
Bradford
Emily Good
Cleveland
T. KK. Davie
Canada
Cora Bruning
Hamilton
Etta Jacobs
Supt. H . Armstrong
Holgate
Rose Drummond
Deshler
Colorado City
Chase Armstrong
Edward Sauvaio
Horse Sale At Winkler Company Draws Good Prices
The sale at the Wylie Smith barns by the Winkler Company drew fair attendance this afternoon. The holding was lively and 48 head brought strong prices.
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Wylie Smith Barns
Winkler Company
Peppersauce Club Plans Meeting for Encampment Site
The Peppersauce Club will meet this century to vote on a site for its annual encampment. A surge of membership applications may require a larger venue, especially if all members attend the outing. The gathering will be at the usual meeting place.
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Peppersauce
Lkely
Thin Beason
Successful Teachers Recognized by State Board Examiners
The State Board of School Examiners released names of teachers who passed federated teaching exams for high and common schools. Winestirg’s Wheetage led with a new certificate for high school teaching, while Prof. Wobrete and Prof. M hkmeg of Shreve earned common school certificates. Candidates met a 60 percent passing requirement, with examinations covering 14 subjects for common school certificates, and 24 heads for the other exam component.
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State Board of School Examiners
Heiday Pase
Teilebeers
Federotieates
AOF Sehmidt
Winestirg
Te State
Wobrete
M Hkmeg
Shreve
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure by Foote, Cherry & Co. Toledo Ohio. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with no mercury. Includes urging verification of genuine product from F. J. Cheney & Co. and mentions Burdraea 8 thsk7 garbled text.
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Hall
FooteCherry & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J Cheney & Co
Leichty May Face Suit Over Phosphate Plant Nuisance
Orrville reports say Daniel F Leichty’s friends protest his possible 8100 fine for a phosphate plant deemed a nuisance and that lawyers study the case. Word from Canton workhouse imprisonment circulates while Orrville chatter notes no suit filed by Thursday noon. Leichty is reportedly out on bail.
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Orrville
Daniel F Leichty
Canton
Common Pleas Court
Leichty
Storm Ravages County Splitting Trees Across Farms
J F Harrison of Fredericksburg reported a fierce Tuesday storm moving NW to SE. He alone lost 130 trees and others in the area suffered heavy damage on Van Buren and Sterling farms. Apple trees fared poorly as wind uprooted and toppled many fruit trees. News from across the county confirms widespread havoc with trees blown down in various locales.
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J F Harrison
Fredericksburg
Mr. Harrison
Joseph Armstrong
van Buren
Sterling
Morrland
National Bank Closed. Receiver to Be Appointed
New York on June 27 reports the Seventh National Bank ordered closed effective today and a receiver will be appointed. The bank was formed by Perry Heath of Indians and Fletcher Heath of Hamilton Ohio. The April statement shows assets and liabilities above seven million dollars.
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New York
Seventh National Bank
Perry Heath
Fletcher Heath
Hamilton, O
Joint conference fails to settle wage scale
Pittsburg June 29. The joint conference of the Dramatists and Tin Workers Association and company representatives failed to agree on a wage scale. A strike is threatened and will begin immediately. The action affects 20,000 skilled mechanics and many others.
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Pittsburg
Algoriazgion
Barker Sentenced to Five Years in Penitentiary
Five years in the penitentiary was imposed on Thos Barker who was found guilty of shooting Rev. John Keller with intent to kill. The sentence reaches the legal limit.
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Jersey City
Thos. Barker
John Keller
Big Prairie Correspondence reports crops and local news
In Big Prairie correspondence dated June 28, reports say corn fields need dressing due to rain delays, wheat and fields look promising, and cutting weather anticipated. Taylor of Shreve buys logs for England, one oak from Ira Aylsworth valued at about 39, as the most valuable in Wayne County. Mrs Mary Pocock visits, daughter Minda Hubson of Beaver Falls joins this week. W Lee, A W Campbell at home after ten days at Buffalo and Niagara Falls. E A Lake busy roofing. June rains demand good covers. Capt. Merkel of Sunny View makes a business trip. Fryer buys a carload of young cattle in Chicago. Moses Lehr of Medina boasts fast culvert work. Sunday school plans a social at the church. if strawberries scarce they will use bananas. Joe Charlton and wife visit T L Aylsworth Friday.
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Blu Pratrin
Taylor
Shreve
England
Ira Aylsworth
Wooster
Weyne County
Mary Pocock
J C Lake
Minda Hubson
Beaver Falls
Pocket book thief causes odd misplacement near Morrland
J W Hindman of Morrland found a strange pocketbook in his path on the way home from the Buffalo Bill Show. Inside lay a certificate of deposit for ten dollars and a goods receipt from Ellsperman's Notion to Hanna Miller, a neighbor. The purse had been taken from a lady, then moved into Hindman’s pocket by the thief.
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J W Hindman
Morrland
Buffalo Bill
Obituary notes from Paint Plain and Chester townships
Samuel Stair ag au temate of the Infirmary died Thursday evening after sun exposure. He was a Paint township resident and a butcher by trade. Funeral Saturday. Philip Wise about 70, long Plain township resident, died Wednesday evening after two years of poor health. He is survived by Mrs. Wile and grown children. Reedsburg cemetery interest Friday. Miss Rebecca Stacher 70 years six months died Thursday at her Chester township home. Funeral Saturday at 10 o clock. Charles A Rogers long Wooster resident died last Friday in Chicago. He was injured in a runaway accident years ago and never recovered. His wife was Miss Emily Johnson, sister of William Johnson of Third ward.
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Samuel Stair
Paint Township
Philip Wise
Plain Township
Wile
Reedsburg
Rebecca Stacher
Chester Township
Charles A Rogers
Wooster
Chicago
Emily Johnson
William Johnson
Third Ward
Old Wheat Sheaf Found Near Morrland Amid Curiosity
A dated sheaf of grain with many objects drew attention after being found near James Bruce bare close to Morrland. It remained undisturbed since 1859 and was noted as part of the June 5th front that year, linked to a prior ruin.
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Rich & Boogh
James Bruce
Morrland
Social notes of church and civic gatherings show cheerful events
Social notes describe St Marys Catholic church and school entertainment a Snow White playlet and a lit lawn scene. Lutheran Calendar Social drew a well attended audience with pleasing performances. Keifer Circle and Grand Army group events at Shilling home were happy. Charles Billman celebrated 21st birthday with about 60 guests at his country home on June 22 with fruit supper and social games.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Keifer
S.aates
Grand Army
SS Shilling
Mongey
Harry Sweeny
Cyrus Kope
Charles Billman
Charles
Business Change. Steinmetz Buys J W Myers Grocery
Cloyd Steinmetz purchased the J W Myers grocery on East Liberty street on Wednesday afternoon. He possesses knowledge of the grocery trade and will likely run the store to merit increased patronage. Steinmetz took possession Thursday morning.
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Cloyd Steinmetz
J W. Myers
East Liberty Street
Steinmetz
Steinmetz Wok
Baptist Convention adjourns to Young People's union in Massillon
Massillon hosts the Baptist convention plus its annual Baptist Young People's union gathering on Wednesday evening June 27. Addresses were delivered by Mass Lyde Jenkins of Canton the Rev CE Chesney of Wooster Mrs C B Allen of Canton and improvised remarks from various delegates.
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Massillon
Baptist Convention
Baptist Young People’s Union
Mass Lyde Jenckins
Canton
CE Chesney
Wooster
C B Allen
Theft at Spink Street Home Strikes Jewelry Keepsakes
A thief entered the residence of John Wright on Spink Street Thursday and stole a gold watch and four gold rings kept as keepsakes. Neighbors reported seeing four strangers nearby and provided a detailed description after the break in, which is presumed to have used a skeleton key.
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John Wright Spink
Horace G elected secretary of dairy association
The Capital Los Angeles notes Horace G son of T Hamilton formerly of Wooster has been elected secretary of the Dairymen's Association of Southern California. The issue includes a long article by Mr Hamilton defending dairymen who strive to keep milk pure.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Horace G
T . Hamilton
Wooster
Dairymen's Association of
Southern California
Hamilton
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Edgar L. Ewing of Canaan wed La Verne Mellvaine of Creston EK P. Stultzman of Creston married Samantha Parker of Madigonburg Louis H. Blakely tied with Verna E. Hile of Doylestown Albert A. Grafton of Bellaire wedded Helen E. Black of Wooster Harley H. Airhart and Faye M Aylsworth of Shreve Wn B Swartz of Doylestown married Emma L. King of Sutithville
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Edgar L. Ewing
Canaan
la Verne Mellvaine
Creston
Will Swear Off- John Hart Pleads Guilty in City Case
Shreve youth John Hart, who resisted Officer Greist on Friday, pleaded guilty to a violent confrontation. He was fined $10 plus costs for the incident, with additional fines totaling about $25 for related offenses. Hart described his actions as a misstep and claimed he was on his way home when confronted by authorities.
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John Hart
Greist
Gesmariicg
Mate Bovis
Hart
Nater
Former Eighth Regiment Boy Dead
Thomas Scanlon, once of Ashland and a painter by trade, died in the Philippines after a long penitentiary sentence. He fought with Company C of the 5th Ohio Volunteers and was among many who died of fever. guards shot him during an escape attempt. He carved the headboards in the temporary cemetery in neat, artistic letters.
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Thomas Scanlon
Philippines
Ashland Gazette
Scanlon
Ashland
Company C
Sth Ohi v
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Jo W Hooke
Winona Mine
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Maera Tenia
Dantel F. Leichty
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Thomas Barker
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Social Notes
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Otel
Samuel Pitcher
Prenshin
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Pheer
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Castoria
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Will Swear
Eighth Regiment
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Chase
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Joseph Chapman Arene
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A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
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