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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
4
Editorial argues Decoration Day should shift from soldier led observances to a civic ceremony honoring fallen soldiers. It warns that WWI era veterans will fade and urges local citizens to begin preparations next June for a broader community tribute.
A Kaneay woman complains that newspapers spoiled her mood by reporting the comet moves contrary to her expectations and hints she might respond with fireworks if religion in Kansas is treated this way.
Boston readers are told to note that the bean trust will establish its headquarters in Cleveland. The piece contrasts affection for Boston beans in poetry with practical business moves, stating Ohio will host the firm’s operations and transactions.
A presidential remark sparks debate as critics argue the chief executive oversteps on expertise beyond the presidency. The comment prompts calls for clearer limits on presidential authority and public accountability.
Conflicting evidence leads to a suggestion to place Wiley and Osler in a formal confrontation to settle their dispute. The row centers on age related claims and reliability of witnesses, with calls for direct comparison or trial to resolve who is truthful.
The fragmentary item mocks various political figures and events from Chicago and other places, noting absurd age claims and political speculation. It references Governor Hughes, President prospects, and assorted sensational hints about trials, earthquakes, and society gossip, all in a dated, humorous tone.
Memorial day events in Smithville featured a parade to three cemeteries where graves were blessed and a reading of the ARK ritual at the old Presbyterian yard. Rev S P Riefer led services at Norwal hall with a patriotic Gettysburg address from Rev Soo Hun ter and remarks by a Civil War veteran. Attendees included Rev S AD Harlac’s wife and daughter visiting from Wooster, plus local residents sharing greetings, sermons, and notices of visitors and neighbors.
An endorsement from S. B Hartman AM Dy declares Peruna the premier remedy for systemic catarrh, noting it affects many organs of the body and praising its effectiveness across multiple symptoms.
The Dalton Ohio United Presbyterian Church marks ten years of Rev W A Andreil as pastor with a Sabbath observance and a special sermon at 1 am followed by a gathering. Rev W A Littell of Wooster is slated to preach Friday evening and again Saturday at 2 pm July 7 and 740 oclock scheduled.
The board of review met on Monday morning with David Musselman Frank E Boisgegrain and H Miller as members. Frank E Boisgegrain was elected president and H H Miller as temporary clerk. I N Bough serves as secretary. The board adjourned to Monday June 10 due to illness and other matters.
Mrs Susannah Green aged 53 years 6 months 20 days died Tuesday morning at her daughter's home southwest of the city from infirmation of age. She was mother to William Green of West North street Wooster. Funeral from Plain church at 10 am Thursday with interment in the church cemetery.
The Patterson commencement of East Union township will be held at 8 p m in the Applecreek Methodist church. Thirteen pupils will graduate and W E Weygandt will address the class.
County commissioners this week approved several claims for sheep killed by dura. Names listed include Simon Hamlin Pike $4050 Jacob Rebu Banghinin $ A L Campbell Congress $1) W F Nirude Plain $24 plus many others with small sums. In total there were five claims. witness fees average about $2 per case.
Paris reports a conference between strikers delegates and the government leading to a proposed settlement. Ministers pledged no penalties if crews return to duty and pensions for seamen would rise, but unions demanded higher annual sums before resuming work.
A noisy catalog of deeds from Wayne County shows Calvin and Emma Fry selling to Wooster Nursery Co for 8 acres in Wooster township. Edwin N and Ora A Boor to Cora M Wise. Elizabeth and A L C Esman to Osie A Lowe for 220. Ceretina J Yoder to Alfred and Elizabeth Beydler for 108 05 acres. various other transfers including Orrville, Chippewa township, Doylestown, and Mary Stone parcels with sums ranging from 45 to 1000 dollars.
The University Index, the college publication, was issued Saturday and drew wide interest in college circles. The book is dedicated to Dean Jilas Compton.
A vintage ad describes systemic catarrh affecting stomach liver kidneys and other organs. It claims Peruna relieves symptoms including dyspepsia biliousness and headaches and cites a testimonial from W R Callahan of Glenvar Virginia praising appetite return and relief after half a bottle.
Creston residents E. E. Howington and Pearl Campbell and Orrville pair Clyde M Hutchinson and Stella McQuaid appear in a medicinal ad for Rollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming blood purification nerve strengthening and digestion aid. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is advertised as a safe non addictive nasal spray for nasal catarrh with a soothing effect and single dose spray priced 75 cents plus mail options from Bay Bros. 56 Warren Street Newark.
A letter from A A Herren of Finch Arkansas praises Roley’s Honey and Tar as the best cough cold and lung remedy and claims it cured consumption in early stages. The note ends with a brief product endorsement and a signature from Bixlers’ Pharmacy.
All seats sold for Friday night high school commencement. Extra chairs placed in the orchestra box to accommodate a few more persons. no chairs allowed in aisles.
Markets by telegraph from Wooster stock exchange report grain and futures. Wheat July 554, September 9774. Corn July 643, September 6414. Oats July 4044, September 883. Produce prices include butter 12 to 13 cents per lb, eggs 13 cents per dozen, lard 9 cents, chickens 10 cents. Grain and hay prices listed for flour, rye, oats, corn, barley, timothy and clover seed, hay 12 to 18, salt, anglings 1.20, and wool values 27 to 28 cents.
Market by market price ranges for cattle, sheep, hogs and calves with regional figures. Chicago reports common to prime steers and various beef cuts. East Buffalo and Pittsburg show export cattle, milking stock, and lamb values. Cincinnati lists wheat and bulk meat prices with corn and oats.
The bureau notes temperatures stayed unusually low over the last two months and forecasts continue cool conditions through Saturday and Sunday in the eastern United States. A modest warmup is expected Monday with a broader rise after that, signaling a shift toward milder weather.
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