Wayne County transfers real estate recorded by A S Saurer
Recent transfers involve Eugene Groetran and J George Wolrromtedb in Lima Parit township and Wooster area with deeds totaling $2500. Several 294 acre parcels in Congress Township transfer to O F McBride and related Leatherman and Crith heirs. Additional 119 and 124 acre parcels in Chester and Franklin Townships, and 1070 acre tract in Wooster Township change hands for sums ranging from $350 to $10000.
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A. S. Saurer
Hlack
Lotus Devor
Wooster
Walter
Jacb
Labert
Jordan Hitman
McDonacd
Catherine Cevilla Larned
Elizabeth
Sovder
O & McBride
Cuares
Sis Sy
Crith Leathern
O F McBride
Congress Township
Urith Leatherman
McBride
West Salen
Qrith Leatherman
O E McBride
Congress Town
Swinebart
Chas
Peter Buchholz
Chester Township
James B Taylor
H B. Coristine
Franklin Township
Matilda Bahl
Florence Weigle
Annie C Haupert
Tomas
L. Blessing
W Ooster Township
Rebecca Alice Hatfield
Sarah Adelaide
Datterfield
Waa
Hattie
Armstrong Brown
Saitcreek
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsements From Local Citizens
A Wooster contractor Jacob Deer recounts relief after using Doans Kidney Pills. He suffered kidney weakness and back pain for two years, found improvement within a week, and remained a steady user for years. He praises the pills as valuable kidney medicine and notes the nationwide sale through Foster Milcoro Co Buffalo as sole U.S. agent.
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Dheert
Govad
Doan
Annals of
Jacob Deer
Beall Avenue Wooster
Deans
Roy
Foster Milcoro Co
Buffal
New York
Victory by Marines in rough Fourth of July game
The Marines defeated the Outlaws in a high scoring contest marked by misplays and strong pitching. Williams and Snyder led the battery for the Marines as key hits and a two base shot by Harlengo helped seal the win amid crowd noise and ground-rule quirks.
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Outlaws
Giors Na Poarts
Cantoo Marine
Anapps
Gutlaws
Brecker
Len
Ty Rube Waddell Snyder
Bill
Williams
Marines
Watt
Earl Snyder
Cal
O.tawe
Ag Ebapps
Bali
RHE Marines
Hulofood
Lowuulyu Lto
Lloyd Snyder
Mavaaro
Harlengo
Sailor Dwell
Sbellar
Snycer
Hy Preber Snyder
Walttaman
Snyder
Wooster City Notes On Local People And Events
The Wooster scene records a police board meeting about a dog catcher, local officials, and community roles. Bernard Clark visits, mistaken for Flitch, prompting amused reactions. painters rush city projects while new university facilities begin. Weather chatter hints at a coming dry spell. Alva Agee vacates his Beall-Nold residence for State College. Horus News depot ticket seller Monhauser handles thousands in sales with precise counting.
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H Clark
Wooster
Bernard Clark
Cleveland
Barnard
Bia
Helly Flitch
Clark
Bernard
Gerstenalager
University
Asa
Alva Agee
State College
Pennsylvania
Agee
Beall and
Nold Avenue
Everal
Ages
Ion
Agee l Okel
Pgentleman
Horus
Naas
Wm Munhauser
Descont
Illinoie
Muntauser
News Depot
Monhauser
Monhhauser
Hill
Manhauser
Fourth of July row in Yorkville ends in deaths
At Yorkville a Fourth of July celebration turned deadly as tensions between Polish residents escalated. A fight in a saloon led to ejecting crowds into the street where two men, Joseph Szeeman and Tony Rivested, were killed by a hose or fire during chaos. Police are investigating.
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Wooster
Utieas Noy
Yorkvy
Joseph Szeeaan
Tony
Long live Dr King 8 New Disc years in Europe and America
Mrs. John Rycer Paine of Truro Massachusetts touts Long live Dr King 8 New Disc years as the only sure cure for coughs colds and weak lungs after other remedies fail. She claims it gives immediate relief and notes trial bottles are offered.
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America
Dr King
John Rycer Paine
Truro
Mass
S. H Boyd & Co
War on consumption urged by nations and public cures
Nationwide effort to check the white plague with Foley's Honey and Tar praised as safe and effective. Ad promotes the remedy as certain in results and warns against unknown preparations, noting local sellers Bixler’s Pharmacy and Boyd & Co. offer the product.
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Foley
Joley
Bixler
Boyd&Co
Accidents and injuries from Independence Day events
A Shreve marble dealer Daniel Barcos was struck by a freight train while crossing tracks, picked up for dead then revived with no serious injuries. Other incidents include sprained ankle, badly injured hand from fireworks, severe hand burn, a boy shot in the cheek but not seriously, and various finger and laceration injuries from rockets and cannons.
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Shreve
Daniel Barcos
Barcue
Sarcas
Tidhall
sarRedus
Anleas
Hubert SheHenberger
Ransing
Geof Clapper
Fred Frye
Applecreek
Whle
Julius Gerlach
Tintsman
Sonnedecker
Wayne Township
Howard Frick
Iron Frick
Hellefontaine
Hodaie Harrett
Giants Win Bush Games At University Field
The Wooster Giants defeat Fraternal league leaders in a doubleheader on Fourth of July at the university field. Morning game 4 to 8, afternoon 2 to 1. Richardson pitched well in the morning, Lloyd in the afternoon, with strong fielding from Culley Wilbelu and Wilheim’s batting struggles noted. The Giants showed solid teamwork and are expected to be among the fastest teams in the section, aiming for more wins over the coming weeks.
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Wooster Giants
University Field
Gianta
Richardson
Cleveland
Lloyd
Culley Wilbelu
Wuilheim
Ceveland
Giants
University
Wooster
St John Scheller
Dolphine Wauper
St John Carrell
Ffoss
Christener
Frye
Alcock Foss
Mollaty
Fist
Cmpire
Warner
Time of
Game Wooster
Alu
ICU
Faist
Redington
Halla
Mullaty
I. U
Umpfire
Golf Tournament at Country Club Draws Record Interest
The Country club hosted a golf tournament with twenty entries, nineteen submitting eighteen hole scores. A clocking of events included a clock put contest won by Miss Ruth Martin who earned a band and trophy, plus numerous lunch and supper parties and fireworks. Committee members were President C. G. Larwill, Dr. Nord Hoelzel and Dr. Chalmers Martin.
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Country Club
Efort
Nola Hoeizel
Warren Water Fight Ends In Compromise Move
Warren Ohio July 6 the Warren Light and Water company did not carry out its threat to cut the city’s water supply if the old contract was not renewed. A compromise contract is being drafted after peace talks.
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Warren, O
Warren Light and Water Company
Cornell graduate Rowland Gasry returns home for a short vacation
Rowland Gasry, a bachelor of architecture graduate from Cornell University, is back home for a brief break before choosing a location for his professional career. The article notes his recent completion of studies and plans after graduation.
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Rowland Gasry
Cornell University
B. Foes
Neware Elixssenterday
Feals
Ae Etes
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Aire Ook Parit Township
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Broad Republic
Woodmen
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Amelia
Wooster Thale
Fair Grounds
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Barnhart
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