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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
4
Fragmented text lists names and locations such as West Libanan, Saltcreek, First Ward, and Townsityp. Mentions figures like RAYSON and a secretary, but details are unclear. Contains garbled phrases and stray quotes, suggesting an OCR error-ridden local notice or roster.
Republican party delegates and ward committees across the county are urged to meet Wednesday evening at 8:30 to select precinct and ward delegates to the county convention. Officials note county committee and ship leaders will organize the events and finalize arrangements at the caucus sites.
A British study by James Boyle to the US government details how cities in Great Britain own and operate essential utilities. It notes that many municipalities run gas plants and electric light, with some owning tramways and even concert venues. Examples include Manchester and Liverpool, while others provide hot water and other services, highlighting differing levels of municipal involvement and taxation practices.
Heke Hobson undertakes a new adventure to rescue a bird while a bitter feud unfolds in Jackson Mounts Kentucky. The report notes Hobson’s joke about being short a bird and mentions SANTOS Di woN offering to cross the ocean in an airship for a million dollars with potakers.
A fragmentary line shows Bastar Tratey saying he is glad to be numbered among the missing. The source offers little context about the disappearance or the ongoing search.
A Drake high diver attempted the event once too often, drawing attention to the risk and prompting a gathering limited to friends and relatives.
The note reflects a cautious anticipation that the coal hill project will resume as winter approaches, with tasks resuming soon and preparations underway for the upcoming season.
Community member pleads for necessary backing from Akron City Council to push through a development or project. The request centers on securing permission or alignment with municipal leaders to advance the plan. No further details available from the fragment.
A terse report notes Woostek aims to push through the summer season despite a worn crop swelling up. Local conditions and farm plans are implied, with scant detail on causes or remedies.
The notice invites farmers and wheat growers to store their wheat for bread use at Empire Mills. It promises the highest price for good wheat, offers flour and feed for sale, and references the Wooster National Bank. A chopping and cob crushing day is reserved each Friday.
In Paris July 28 a Sunday demonstration over Premies Combes decree closing congregational schools drew about 18 000 in Place de la Concorde and similar numbers on the Champs Elysees. Clerical and anti clerical factions were about equal. Brawls occurred but no serious injuries. police and mounted guards kept the crowd moving as they occasionally charged to prevent density.
Commissioner Bernard Moses, head of public instruction in the Philippine Islands, sketches plans for a Manila college to train Filipino teachers half day for Filipino students and half day by Americans. He aims to replace imported American teachers with trained Filipinos and expand the program later across the island. Ohio Free Delivery Service Established to Begin Sept 1 in Canal Dover and Barbourton Area.
Highly recommended Dr. Snell of the New York and Ohio Electro Medical Institute will be in Tooster Ohio from Monday August 4 through Saturday August 9 at the America House. The visit is backed by Senator Foraker’s law partner.
President Roosevelt received a hearty welcome in Seagirt and Atlantic Highlands on July 25 as he toured New Jersey troops. Governor Murphy and Senator Kean accompanied the party, with 10,000 locals greeting them at the station and a 21 gun salute at the governor’s cottage.
Farmers are urged to attend and sue the New Crown drill next Saturday in the Buckeye room at Jon Keister's grocery. DFE, Landaw, Agt Overton and Wooster Eli.
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