Wooster Markets and Stock Prices for July 7
Detailed price list across cattle hogs sheep and calves from Wooster markets. Includes prime and common cattle, steers, cows, bulls, stockers, and feeders with bid ranges and regional comparisons to Cleveland New York and Boston markets, plus wheat corn oats lard and bacon values. Strong entity mentions: Wooster, Cleveland, New York, Boston.
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Chicago
Texas
Ted
Ape
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Special Round Trip Fare For Canton Reunion
Railroads grant one fare for the round trip to Canton from July 16 to 19 for the reunion of the ighth V I L held July 16 and 18. Dr A V Smith secretary of the regiment has received advices from F C Donal of the Central Passenger Association. Canton correspondent says committees are at work and aim to give the boys a grand time next week.
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Canton
Speak-Easies Arrests Roil Mt Eaton District
In Mt Eaton July 7 a barn theft yielded a sack of corn and oats found near the Sprunger barn after a pursuit. Weekend reports note two speak easy keepers arrested with one fined seventy seven dollars in costs. more arrests may follow amid nightly drunken disturbances. Also August Schaffter Sr was badly hurt after being thrown from a hay load and J J Schlafly returned home from Akron with relatives. Schlafly attended a regiment reunion. A C Mathort remains very poorly.
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MT. Eaton
Sprunger
Here
August Schaffter
J. J. Schlaffier
Akron
Ms. Schlafly
Hs Old Regiment
With
The
Hundred and
A. C. Mathort
Congress Methodists Correspondence From Refueling Congress
July 7 report notes Wallace Crumley and wife of Barberton visiting relatives in Congress while George Gibson of Sullivan spent a week with friends. Miss Myrtle Garver to teach the primary department this winter. MEB church plans extensive summer repairs including interior remodeling a furnace exterior painting and a flagstone walk. Mrs Bébé and daughter from Chattanooga are guests of Mrs M J Whitmore for the summer. Ice cream festival last Saturday was well patronized and financially successful. Alfred Campbell of Miola Pa was the guest of Mrs PD Campbell last Sunday and Monday. Dr Esaick treated a fracture after a baseball accident as the Congress baseball club played on.
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Refueligan Congress
Wallace Crumley
Barberton
Congress
George Gibson
Sullivan
Myrtle Garver
Department of Our
MEB
E. Béabé
Chattanooga
Tenn
M J. Whitmore
Tristae
Esaick
Campbell
Miola
PD. Campbell
Burgan, Long
Two Well Known Citizens Die In Creston Area
In Creston on Sunday A L Conrad of Springfield died while visiting his wife's parents E St John. Joseph Woodward, a county pioneer, died at his son George Woodward's home last Wednesday. Funeral at Presbyterian church with interment at Jackson cemetery. Mrs Mable Rickert died after ovarian surgery. funeral at St Episcopal Church with interment Maple Mound. Anna Turtle hosted in Barberton. Fourth spent visiting Wooster Akron Wadsworth and other rail-line towns. Local church notices, travel, and patriotic reflections conclude this fragment.
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A. L. Conrad
Springfield
E. St. John
Joseph Woodward
George Woodward
Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Jackson Cemetery
Woodward
Mable Rickert
Creston
Episcopal Church
Ss. E
Powell
Leroy
Rchards
Medina
Maple Mound Cemetery
Rickert
Anna Turtle
Barberton
Wooster
Akron
Wadsworth
G. W. Littell
Keystone State
Samuel Sharp
Canton
James A. Zaring
Howmin
Zaring
Franke
Fostoria
Yale Baum
Lorain
Mel Howman
Bur
Dank
Steps Taken to Extend Water Mains for Glass Works
City council held a long session on paving the upper Beatle Avenue area to aid the Glass works. Discussions covered water main extensions down Spruce street, fire alarm boxes at Grant and Blessing, street repairs, and budget strains. An ordinance authorized thirty three bonds to fund water mains and paving, while petitions and complaints from residents and contractors were referred to committees for action.
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Beatle Avenue
Minier
Walter
Grant
Emerick
Grant Street
Blessing Avenue
Kinney
Finance Committee
VanOver
Zimmerman
Walters
Schad
Fittsburg Avenue
Palmer Street
Sarybols Avenue
Alcock Granite Works
City Park
Fisher
Pas Jholl
Columbus Avenue
Killbuckshag
Mans
Callahan
Board of Water Works
Spruce Street
Henry Marshall
Gollet
Tooigh Way
Hoover Cottage
Board of Health
Beall Avenue
University Street
General Revenue
Lown Spruce Street
van Nest
Andrew Brien
Third Ward
O'Brien
Kien
Mr O'Brien
Yez
O Brien
Messrs. Zimmerman
van Over
Davenice
Emil Podlich
East Liberty Street
Council
Depot
Jacob Kesslar
Sewer Committee
Phil Ellsperman Roalty
Madison Avenue Bridge
North Grant and
Bowman Streets
West North Street
John Smith
Isaac Griest
Schad Clere Minier
Milier
Zher
Ayament
Propert
J. G. Sanborn
Mr. Schad
W. Arinson
West Liberty Street
Minter
Srdi
Funk
Wooster to Host Akron Kirkwoods In Early Season Game
Wooster's first game of the season will be against the Akron Kirkwoods next week. The visiting amateur club is described as Akron's fastest team and features most of last year's lineup, with Weld at second, Blaser at third, and Wilhelm at short.
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Wooster
Kirkwoods
Akron
Weld
Blaser
Wilhelm
Madisonburg Notes and Local Items Include Visitors and Ailments
Correspondence from Madisonburg reports visits from L D Eberly of Galesburg and Wm Eberly of Barberton, health updates for Mrs Carmany, and the Ex Postmaster family visiting E Wright in Sterling. A barbershop name appears in passing, and a note requests return of a lost mustache with a reward.
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Qur Barber
John Hamilton
Messrs
L.D Eberly
Galesburg
Ill
Wm. Eberly
Barberton
John S Eberly
Mr Zimmerman
Carmany
E Wright
Sterling
J. H. Hieler
Floyd Lehman
Fredericksburg Notes From July Weekend Farm and Town
Correqyendence from Fredericksbury reports A J Peterman building a large barn for stored crops on his farm north of town. Residents travel and visit relatives during the holiday week including Miss Josephine Armstrong to the Thousand Islands and Geo PD Dunham with wife to Anton. Local water well near the depot drilled by Sars Shaffer shows water within 18 inches of the top. Sheep dogs return. Commissioner-elect J Harrison had 32 injured, 10 killed. Bert Ober visits from Akron for a few days.
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FrApericusnas
J. Peterman
Josephine Armstrong
Harrison
Joseph Armstrong
Moa
Thompson
Bert Ober
Akron
Made Night Hideous Disturbance at Wesger Home
A party of six young men, mostly city residents, caused a disturbance at David Wesger’s East South Street home on Saturday night. Two jealous youths and two Applecreek youths were involved. four of the group have been arrested and fined, two remain at large. Parents requested anonymity for two boys as four have prior good conduct records.
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David Wesger
East South Street
Applecreek
Prohibition Picnic Planned in Widow Bechtel's Grove
Prohibitionists plan a gathering in Widow Bechtel's grove in Plain Township near Elmer McMannis's residence on Friday July 25. Rev. Deeds Rev. Hoak and Rev. Littall will give addresses beginning at 10 am with an invitation extended to all attendees.
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Bechtel
Plain Township
Elmer McMannis
Deeds, Hoak and
Littall
Motorman Dodge Dead In Mountain Lake Wreck
Gloversville New York July 7 motor man William Dodge of the runaway Mountain Lake railroad car died at Littauer hospital becoming the thirteenth victim of Friday night wreck Coroner Palmer begins an inquiry It appears the truck frame was broken and may have caused the crash pending full autopsy results
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Dodge
Gloversville
N. Y
William Dodge
Mountain Lake
Littauer Hospital
George Fisher
Edward Schell
Palmer
Te Bard
Fourth of July visits disperse through Burbank area
In Burbank on July 4 residents and guests visited family and friends in nearby towns like Wooster Barberton Akron and Cleveland. Many locals hosted or spent time with relatives including the Frarys George family and Miss Laura Garman while a late night rain storm caused wind damage and a lightning strike damaged a barn roof. A lost lap robe was found by Homer Garman and awaits its owner.
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Wesley Kline
Gatlon
RE. V
Lulle Young
Akron
Cyrus Young
Harry Gelrgey
Youngstown
FB. W. Neumyer
Laura Garman
Ashland
Elmer Shaw
John Ogden
Thomas Hollaway
Luther Hollaway
Pennsylvania
John Hollaway
Jicob Gearhart
Cleveland
Porter
Cincinnati
Canell
Prient
John Shreffter
Homer Garman
Wooster
Will Frary
Henry Smith
Applecreek News Correspondence Roundup of July Fourth Events
Applecreek notes a quiet Fourth with firecrackers and visits from Delano More family Hoover and Kent residents Wallis Armstrong and families. Detroiter Prof J H Beazel stayed with parents. Wooster residents Franke and Smith families at Wagoners. Local folks away in Cleveland and Mt Vernon. Dr Jameson in Cleveland for an appendectomy on Howard Jameson. Concert planned at MLE church next Saturday by the Blind Heirman Frathern with 10 and 20 cent admission. Boyer broke an arm after falling from a hay wagon. local meetings offer pay for trustee duties or harvest field work.
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Delano More
Charles Hoover
Akron
Wallis Armstrong
Kent
J H Beazel
Detroit
Mich
C Franke
Steve Smith
Wooster
Wagoners
J .B Smith
MLE
Frathern
Te ” Ace Boyer
Aquery
Trustee
Prominent Ohio Lumber Firm Member Praises Health Cure
A Hood Beard & Co. executive from Youngstown credits Dr Williams Pill for Pale People with curing years of nervous prostration and illness. He recounts chronic weakness, headaches, and sleeplessness improving after two months of use. His wife also benefited, and he notes the remedy targets tired nerves and impure blood.
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Flanrida
C. A. Hood
Hood Beard & Co
Decker Street
Youngstown
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Pale Peoples
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Accident at University Injures Four Scaffolding Collapse
Four men were injured when a scaffold at Severance Hall on the university campus gave way Monday. Henry Reid of Cleveland, Myers of Lattsburg, William Hummer, and Warren Ashe were treated for bruises, broken ribs, and sprains. Doctors reported all are recovering. distance of fall disputed, set at under 20 feet by contractor avid Myers.
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Corne Severance Hall
Science Hall
Henry H. Reid
Cleveland
J. H
B. J. Stolk
Fohr Myers
Lattasburg
Myers
William Hummer
A. H. Haunt
Geo. W. Ryall
Yeet
Avid Myers
Myers & Long
Have Confidence In Mitchell
Terre Haute Indiana July 4 Officials of the Indiana district LAited 3 Workers deny claims national officers sent emissaries to secure delegates for a July 17 convention vote a strike. They insist Indiana supports President Mitchell and will follow his leadership. They add he opposes a sympathy strike.
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Mitchell
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Value of Texas Farms in 1900 Census Year
Washington reports from the census bulletin that Texas farm lands and property were valued at 962,486,273 with 362,190 farms spanning 125,807,017 acres, about 80 percent of the state area. the largest farm block covers 460,000 acres.
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Texas
Washington
Census Bureau
Populist antifusion wins state central committee in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on July 8 the antifusion element of the Populist party secured leadership of the state central committee. William J. Babb of Wichita was chosen chairman John Curran secretary and A H Harvey treasurer. The recent Populist convention favored fusion.
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Topeka
Kan
State Central Committee
William J. Babb
Wichita
John Curran
A. H. Harvey
Three Fatal Shots in New York Home Tragedy
Clipped OCR reports Karl Von Boeckmasan shot and killed his wife, fatally wounded O. F. Farewell, a family friend, and then shot himself. The incident occurred at the Von Beeckmaan residence in the upper part of the city.
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New York
Karl von Boeckmasan
O. F. Farewell
Von.Beeckmaan
University buildings stalled by lumber train wreck delay
The university project faced delays as a lumber train wreck between Louis and Cairo disrupted supplies. Lumber was being rushed forward with arrival expected in Chicago Tuesday and Wooster by Thursday. President Holden and architect Loden pressed for faster work. contractor Schleuter planned to meet them soon to speed completion. Gaylord of Binghamton preparing crews for heating and power plant work.
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Louis
Cairo
Fis
Chicago
Betit Wooster
Holden
Dr. Er
Schleuter
Wooster
Oiden
New York
Schleater
Cow Killed in Pasture Near B and O Depot
A cow belonging to Mrs. Anna News Kirk was killed in the pasture near the B and O depot. The cause is unclear though it may have been struck by lightning or some other unknown incident.
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Anna Newskirk
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