Wooster Market Summary from Telegraph Wooster Exchange
Market notes from the Wooster stock exchange list wheat July at 90 percent, Sept 14, corn July and Sept at 55 and 34, oats July 52.34 and Sept 48. Butter 14 cents per pound, eggs 16 cents a dozen, chickens 10 cents per pound, potatoes 60 cents. Grain prices show wheat 43 cents, flour 5.00 to 5.50 per barrel, rye 75 cents, oats 46 cents, corn 55 cents, barley 1 dollar, timothy and clover seeds 2 and 12 dollars, hay 10 to 11 dollars, salt 1.10 per barrel, bran 1.25, middlings 1.30, wool 15 to 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte
The
Wooster Stock Exchange
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Cities
A compact market summary lists live stock and grain quotes from Buffalo, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Cattle sales include exports and butchers with ranges for steers, cows, heifers, and calves. sheep and hogs show varied prices. wheat, corn, oats, rye, and lard futures appear with No 2 red and other bids. figures are given per head or per hundredweight with several city-specific price bands.
Taft Delivers Courthouse Dedication Speech in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Virginia Germantown residents dedicated a new courthouse with Judge William H Taft as principal speaker He spoke on justice administration by courts stressing citizen responsibility for juries and criticism to keep justice fair He expressed regret at leaving the bench and praised Bath countys near equal party split as a safeguard against government evils Taft received warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Germantown
Wiliam H Taft
Taft
Bath County
First National Congress of Esper Antists Held
The event in America was noted with greetings as the first national congress of Esper antists convened in Ghanteuque The Naumkeag cotton mills in Massachusetts resumed operations employing 1500 workers A serious automobile stage wreck near Lynden Massachusetts injured fifteen passengers, officials reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esperantists
America
Ghanteuque
Naumkeag
Galem
Mass
Lynden
Public Sale of Residence and Household Goods in Applecreek
Nicholas Schultz announces a public auction of his residence and household goods in Applecreek. The sale starts Saturday at one o clock standard time at the residence location, with details via the notice dated July 21 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applecreek
Yale
Nicholas Schultz
Americans Triumph at London Track Meet Amid Gloomy Weather
American athletes shine at Shepherds Bush events with wins in 100 meters, 800 meters, hurdles, standing broad jump, and bantam wrestling. Rector of Virginia tops Cambridge star K G MacLeod, setting a record time. Britain earns six hurdle wins to Americans’ three as nations vie for supremacy. crowd of tourists applauds in a mood affected by overcast skies and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherds Bush
Royal Box
United States
America
Great Britain
University of Virginia
K G MacLeod
Cambridge
Sheppard
Halstead
Beard
England
Britain
Holding
Lunght
Italy
H L. Coe
University of Michigan
C J Bacon
Irish American Athletic Club
Coe
Densham
Lungh
Daniela
New York
de Halmy
Hungary
Julien
Sweden
LG Rich
Brookline Swimming Club
Beco
Daniels
Ray Ewry
St Louis
George N Mehnert
National Turnverein
George W Gaidzik
Chicago Athletic Association
France
Greece
United Kingdom
Woman's Trial Begins for Zane Murder Charge
Mrs Lila Zane Cook, descendant of the Zane family, stands trial for murder in Wheeling for the killing of Charles Bennett of New Kensington, Pa. Bennett was lured to the fair grounds, robbed, and murdered, with Cook and Weithe allegedly disposing of the body in the Ohio River. Her husband has been sentenced to life imprisonment, and Weithe faces trial related to the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Lila Zane Cook
Charles Bennett
New Kensington
Zane
Cook
Joseph Welthe
Air
Bennett
Wheeling Fair Grounds
Weithe
Ohio River
Inter-town regatta opens with Toledo wins in multiple classes
July 21 Toledo reports the opening day of the Inter take regatta at Putin Bay with Toledo taking the 16-foot class by Aim e of Toledo, Stella ll second, and Cana dian boat Zoorah first in class A. Cleve wins 21-footers class B, Cruiser first but timed out, Eleanor Buth second. 18-footers all from Cleveland with Hay seed winner. Detrult wins the catboat race. Toledo labor congress supports Socialist slate with large union turnout and nine-person committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Putin Bay
Aime
Stella Ll
Zoorah
Cleve
Eleanor Buth
Cleveland
Hayseed
Detrult
Independent Movement
Soldier's Reunion Set for August 1 and 2 in Wuogter
The Loomi O. V. 1 regiment holds its annual reunion in Wuogter on Wednesday and Thursday, August 1 and 2. Dates fixed by Henry W. Peters, president, and George Schmutz, secretary. Invitations are being sent to all members this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomi O. V. 1
Wuogter
Henry W. Peters
George Schmutz
Babies Parade At Local Carnival A Week Away
A carnival feature next week will include a baby parade with children of all kinds marching on Tuesday and prizes awarded. Parents should bring prizes via Keister's grocer for display. Free admission for all infants of the Children's Home on Wednesday, with a boys' evening that night. An enormous crowd is anticipated as town events unfold.
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Keister
Marriage Licenses for J Newman Laura Hernhey and Two Others
Marriage licenses issued to Jatin Newman of Burton City and Laura Hernhey of Orrville. Also listed are Wim O Fine of Wauoater and Mary Collins of Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatin Newman
Burton City
Laura Hernhey
Orrville
Wim O Fine
Wauoater
Mary Collins
Creston
Local Visitors and Social Gatherings Noted in Burbank Area
Residents hosted and visited across nearby towns with multiple households mentioned. Notable items include Mr J J McIntosh and A H Overs hosting and hosting guests from Buuyrus, West Salem, Orrville, Ashland, Wooster, and nearby farms. The Standard Hearers Society plans a Musicale on Friday July 24 at Hallie and Carrie Smith homes with entertainment and refreshments. Elis Kauffman family and George Gast hosted Sunday visits. others prepared for a lakeside vacation week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Iys
Jobo Baker
Rittmann
Sepa Siouay
Gyrhs Young
J.A. McCintosh
Buuyrus
A. H. Overs
KE. Drabellis
Near
West Salem
Joe Garver
Abler
Near Ieasaot
Davi
Kintner
Jeno Naftzger
Orrville
David Naftzger
John Bishop
Near Wooster
G A Smith
Standard Hearers Society
Hallié
Carrie Smith
Elis Kauffman
Waldo
Ashland
George Gast
N. W Kower
Wiliam Frary
3. Co. Boor
Supcay
Abler Becker reunion set for August 8 in Burbank
July trip participants David Stair and John Gaul report a business journey to Burbank Saturday. The Abler and Becker reunion is planned for August 8 at John Ubler's. Wo Oller and family returned to Akron after a local visit. Zelma Craig visited Mary Keyser Sunday afternoon. Wm McAfee and Ed Samsol toured a business trip to Burbank Saturday. Grandma Briskerbott fell and bruised her hip. We McAfee and wife visited Ira Brinkerhof and family Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stair
John Gaul
Burbank
Abler and Becker
John Ubler
Je Wo Oller
Akron
Zelma Craig
Mary Keyser
McAfee
Samsol
Ira Brinkerhof
Pioneer Sead Juba Meyers Dies at West Lebanon
Sead Juba Meyers, prominent local farmer of West Lebanon vicinity, died Thursday at age 02 at his son Joseph Mayers home. Death attributed to old age. Survived by three sons and two daughters. Funeral details pending for Sunday morning at 10 from Stauwuud church.
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Juba Meyers
West
Lebanon
Joseph Mayers
Teneta
Thes
Stauwuud
Notice on Temodium subscriptions due August first
All those who have not paid their subscription for the Temodium of the Church of Ged house Wooater will be waited upon by a collector. Please arrange to settle debts as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ged House
Wooater
Pless
Rains Press Grain Harvest as Smithville Neighbors Gather
July notes from Smithville cover threshing yields of 28 to 40 bushels per acre despite rain and wind. The community discusses Chautauqua turnout, wedding and funeral notices, local travel reports, weed law alerts, and a hospital trip. residents share wedding memories, farm updates, and local social plans in a dense, period-voice column.
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Smithville
South Madison
Wooster
Silver Laxo
Point Bree
Methodist Quarterly Conference
Auziat Bings
Jaax
Abraham
Brenneman
A. Brenneman
Eny Bowman
Simon
Bowman
Abraham Brenne
Gideon Musser
O. G
Pinkley
Barbara Pinxley
Elizapethitzer
Havans
Sugan Moser
Cleveland
Peter Rhoads
Creston
Cora Bowmay
Fay Griffhys
Hugh Mowrey
Mesdanes Jr. Weaver
H. Reed
Be “& Baker
Ann Bricker
Orrvidles
Brenneomen
Keyes
Mev G. NM
Davidson Pont No
Mies Loo Jreoneman
Chicago
Williames
Chicno
Chicno, Afater of Miss. Brenneman
Ore? Vile -Montiny
Mrr
Wm. Eberly
Claveland
J. S37 Eberly
Robert Taylor
Akrom
Mia
Gilbert
Redding
Canton
Canada
C. J. Miller Wang
Juno Mishler
Oider Press
Lydia Greaser
Christian Gresser
Weilersvill
Uniom
Reva
C. Z Yoder
Benj
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Ann At
William
Caeneh Ada
Bet
Ogsb
Nnce
Sewlers
Heston
Pve
Phontgraph Outfit
Estate Notics
Byron Fogleson
Wayne County
Ohio
Chooge
Fogleson
Hvron Leson
Klien
Waybe County
B. Swinehart
Senaterbe
Betorss
Telegraph
SHE Wooster Grain and Stock Exchange
Pittsburg
Mathers
Jes
Citizens National Bank of
Wooster Ohio
U S
U.S
E. W. Thompson
J . C. M. Gray
W. G. Christy
E. S. Wertz
Diektors
State of Ohio
Eugene Carlin
Michaels-Stern Fine Clo
Thing Michaels
Stcan & Ca
Gochester
M. Ve
Michaels Stern
Hoss
London
Canaan
Cemetery Association
Gordon
Little Daughter
Seville
John Sobol
Jeggie Lee
Leroy
Millia Banner
Setville
Miases Quinn and
Henninger
Rose Hixler
Misa Gertie Bishop
Minnie Philips
Nettie Litchfield
Johnson
Modine
Hazéel Whitmire
Millbrook
Wool
Young
Jacob Lichty
Kev Woolf
Alleman
Springville
Scott Helen Bowman
Bartank
Doingsin
Indoree Socialism
Hoffman
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