Progressive Farmers Picnic Rescheduled to June 22
From Wednesday's Daily the council discussed roctions for the extra street lamps. The Progressive Farmers' picnic at the Experiment Station now set for Monday June 22 before being moved to Thursday the 22nd. a coal vein was found near Dalton. various town happenings include a jail case, school enumeration, and a bonfire with the junior class pipe of peace.
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Progressive Farmwork’ Association
Johnn France
Congress
Dlst Regiment O. V. 1
Hason
Barkley
John J. Hoylan
Canton
Personal notes from Wooster area social pages
Mrs J F Kunkle plans a weeklong visit with Canton and Massillon friends. John Hines and Mrs Patterson of West Salem visit J H Naftzger in Pittsburg avenue. John Long visits Pleasant Home with Wm Kinney and family. Edgar Frick and wife depart for Toledo and other points. Alfred Clapper travels to Muskingum county to visit siblings. Charlie Deneke bids on an opera house for Crestline. Picnickers include Mrs George W Byall and others at Udell's Lake. Ellyn Shipley retires from Kansas City High School chair, vacationing in Wooster. reappointed for next year. Will Barrett visits Wooster during furlough from New York City. Clem Franks takes a position with Wm Carse. Dr John Everhart of Fremont sends vial to relatives. Churten Naftzger visits Macsfield Reformatory guard duties in Barbank. Kev F Ankly and Henry Marshall attend commencement at Doylestown. David Dempater preaches farewell sermon then begins parish work at Letpate. Capt W W Spear and wife greet Lt For Van Neat and wife in Wooster. Capt John W Baer of Appleton, Wis., visits Luchouville. Veroneville and Loudwt villa events highlight a pleasant day. Mrs WP Voda and others host visitors from Cuba. Letmar travels to Wan- Resta with daughter Mex Feed L'helps. FA s noted as prominent Wooster attorney guests. Local society details include a death notice, Caledon Mor’s tribute, and school association exercises.
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J. F. Kunkle Hag
Canton
John Hines
Patterpon
West Salem
J. H.naftzger
Pittsburg Avenue
John Long
Spruce Street
Pleasant Home
Wm. Kinney
Edgar Frick
Wayne Township
Toledo
Alfred Clapper
Muskintum County
Charlies Deneke
Crestline
Mra
George W. Byall
Harry Sweeny
W. A. Boutson
Charles Barrett
John Wright
George Palmer
Udell’s
Misa Ellyn Shipley
Kansas City
Wooster
Will Barrett
Frank Barrett
Wellsville
Furtl
New York
Arrett
York Metropolis
Clem Franks
Fredricksburg
Wm. Carse
John Everhart
Fremont
Churten Naftzger
Barbank
Macsfield Reformatory
Kev F Ankly
Henry Marshall
Doylestown
David Dempater
Jt Wooster
Snd
Weosarianne
Das Gust
Paar Prines
Cube
Breab
Param
Fighto
Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price
A letter from GH Witsos of Burgettstown Pa praises Chante rains Colin the era and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Bach & Boygle druggists. He recounts severe stomach pain and weakness before trying the remedy, calling it the finest for stomach trouble and saying he would not endure last night’s suffering again.
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Iame
M Ter & McCurdy
Colin
GH Witsos
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Weslington Co
Bach & Boygle
Cure for gapes in young chickens
An old method recommends feeding crude petroleum fumes to chicks about four weeks old. In the evening, a git of crude petroleum is poured on the coop floor and the fumes are said to dull the gapes worms. The report claims the birds are cured and grow normally afterward.
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Alow
Bachach
Krank Prys
Preoetor & Haris Drug Store
John Morrow & To
Springfield
Card of Thanks from Dory and Despines Family
A card of thanks from Dory and the Despines family in Iowa expresses gratitude for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They report using it for coughs, lung trouble, and whooping cough with satisfactory results and extend appreciation to the manufacturers. Laverty Hoy druggists on the Square offer it for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dory
Despines
Iowa
Lavbacy Hoy
Kjune
First Ward School Pupils Stage Closing Day Program
Pupils of the First Ward School presented a closing day program for parents and friends. Teachers Miss Mebl and Hoffman prepared the children in one week, following a prior patriotic songs and recitations event. The program featured a mix of performances and verses, with many students listed in attendance.
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First Ward
Misade
Hoffman
Untitled medical patent remedy notice
An incoherent notice from June 13 1507 describes a patient with poor appetite and indigestion who after using Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Potion reports improved eating. The ad mentions sale of the remedy by Bructor & O’ Hail and references various products and practitioners without clear attribution.
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Bryan Hie
Moonlight Brilliant Social Notes Gathering
Daily social notes recount a party by Willam Onlight and Mises Bess Johnson at the Oniiger home honoring Miss Anns Harris of Ann Arbor Michigan and Miss Elizabeth Kogbra of Wheeling West Virginia. Fort coupling guests joined the evening with A Fait Orchestra providing entertainment on a platform. Weather favored the event as guests mingled and observed the decor and atmosphere.
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iFrom
Willam
Mises Bess Johnson
Anns Harris
Ann Arbor
Mia
Elizabeth Kogbra
Wheeling
W. Va
Alexander
Qartop
Ollie Strayer
Can
Premium bonds sold for Wayne County jail project
Wayne County sold fifteen thousand dollars in jail bonds at par to Rudolph Kleynboite Co of Cincinnati with the highest premium of about 270 dollars. The 80 bonds of six hundred dollars due in five years bear four percent interest semi annually. Proceeds fund county jail improvements. sale overseen by County Auditor Peckinpaugh. Investors included W J Hayes & Sons and Dennison Pryor & Co. amid bids from Jacob Frick and L P Obtiger. Local farmers and Wooster residents attended.
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Comratestonera
Wayne County
Wayne U
Peckinplugh
Jacob Frick
Wayne County National Bank
L. P. Obtiger
Wooster National Bank
Poly
W. J. Hayes & Sons
Cleveland
Dennison& Pryor & Co
Cincinnati
Ss. A. Kean
Chicago
Rudolph K
Last Examinations at University Open Week Notes
The fragment reports university notes from Friday’s Daily Bb C. Students and staff such as Miss Alice Henkleson of Savannah and Eva Patterann from New Concord return for exams. It mentions professors, visiting visitors, and summer plans, with hints of assignments and campus roles across diverse institutions.
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C. Myere
J Livway
Alice Henkleson
Savannah
Glaga
Rey LD Ao Devor
Bend@ale
South Dakota
Afric
Geen Fentec
Hoover
Tutefx
Toe Farm
Eva Patterann
Enn
Woowrer University
Mupakiegam College
New Guncord
Gercrana
Wash
Prinetpa of
Cavannab
Vaonan Lytuse
Koatent
Tirgal S.tannan
Lights Reconfigured as City Council Votes on Street Illumination
The council passed four resolutions to relocate eight street lights and add four more, moving fixtures from Diamond Alley to various intersections including Maceo Lane, Buruth Street, and West Vine. A lighting committee was granted power to erect four extra lights, with treasury funds enough for two years of maintenance.
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Foundil
Mot Ugk
Chelly
Rita
Maceo Lane
Calalill Street
Tolumtaa Avenue
Buruth Street
Abbey
Northwestern
Sapuult
Madison
Jareil and
McKenntia
Grant
Eorick
Lee
Nolte
North
Callumbus Syeone
North Street
Fight Committee
Piacet
Driving Public Reminder for Wooster Churches
A Wooster pastors association notes road disturbance near church precincts during Sabbath hours. Drivers are asked to avoid the areas on Sundays from 10:30 to 12:00 and 7:8 PM to reduce interruptions. The committee asks for thoughtful driving and compliance.
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L’astors Association of
Wooster
Nolay
Bolater
Denial Clarifies Otis Enlistment Authority in Philippines
Washington states there is no warrant for claims Otis was allowed to enlist Diaby natives as he wished and had informed the war department. Otis was authorized to enlist native Filipinos as agents and guides and has enlisted 200. The authorization did not permit forming large native troops.
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Washington
General Otis
War Department
Otis
Allen's Foot-Ease Featured In Gentlemen's Glove Care
A nineteenth century advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as perfect for powdering gloves and hats to keep them daintily scented. Physicians and editors endorse its purity and effectiveness, claiming benefits for medical practice. The ad lists store availability and offers free shipping to general addresses.
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Allen
W. Abbott
Chicago Clinic
Adess Allen
Roy
Pastor Installed at Creston Presbyterian Church
Creston Vt June 8 the installation of Rev Otis Harter as pastor of the Presbyterian church occurred Tuesday evening June 6 with a large audience present The Ladies Quartette of West Salem furnished music Clara Werterberger Mrs D Smith Floranee Catlin Effie Martin The installation sermon followed by charges and prayers The Creston Choral Union plans a light opera or cantata soon A petition against liquor saloons in Creston signed by church officers and congregation seeks ordinances to prohibit sale of intoxicating liquor The petition was also circulated in the Methodist church and gained broad support in the community
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Clerresyoudéuce Woosres Bervax
Creston
Otis Harter
Presbyterian Church
Weat Salem
Clara Werterberger
D. Smith
Floranée Catlin
Effie Marlin
J. W. Cumings
Huston
M. E
J. W. Cummnes
Allen Kirchbaum
Caron
Geo
Hackett
Applec J
Mr Harter
Light Distribution Plans Stir Wooster Ward Debate
City council members are urged to place new lights in various locations to spread illumination fairly. A Wooster Ministers association meeting featured Rev J W Becker reading a paper on The Episcopal Church. Discussions include removing two alley lights near the square, with some favoring keeping the Liberty and Market intersection light as sufficient.
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The
Wooster Minister’s Association
J. W Bcker
Episcopal Church
Kerbaker
Liberty
Market Streets
Baden
Diep on Truck: Fisher of Wooster Dies at Santa Fe Depot
O H Fisher of Wooster died at 11 55 AM at Great Bend depot after a heart ailment worsened while awaiting a train to Latmer. He collapsed on a baggage track. coroner ruled heart failure. He leaves five children and long service as a traveling salesman. Joseph McAnaney of New Castle Pa. also died this morning after diabetes.
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Wooster
Great Send
Kan
O. H. Fisher
Santa Fe & Mew Mexico Railway
Great Bend
Geti
L. J. Barker
Baby
Fisher
Mt. Vernon
Jy J Devols
lUrder Wood Whip Co
Massasoit Whip Co
Weatfield
Mays
Tilly
C. H. Fisher
Applecreesk
B. Baby
Joseph McAngoey
New Castle
James McAnaney
Detroit Woman Credits Pinkham Medicine for Recovery
Mrs. Bradish of Detroit writes to Mrs. Pinkham detailing a two year decline in health. She reports loss of appetite, weight loss, headaches, night sweats, hysteria, and heart palpitations but attributes recovery to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after consuming multiple bottles. she praises the medicine and notes confidentiality and free advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
E. M. Brapiss
Derrort
Miron
Prosecution Strikes in Hood Black Trial Scene
In War the Defense. Ex mayor John Hood and ex police chief Black face charges for fighting an officer. The incident occurred in court as attorney George Rawlins was struck and knocked down by the prosecutor. Noted figures from Columbus area.
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Prite
S Ringfleld
John M. Hood
George C. Rawlins
Morrow’s Kit Needing Care and Healing Remedies
Notes describe Morrow’s kit and remedies, citing patient progress and treatment details. Mentions John Morrow and a Springfield pharmacy supplying tablets at low cost. Includes vague references to illness symptoms and calls for reader caution.
Oil prospects rise in Shaw farm field near Lodi
Experts from Lima field and Wayne county officials returned from Lodi with optimistic reports on oil indications. They found Berea rock at eight feet and were confident oil would be produced in significant quantities. Joel Spyker of Lima Field praised the find, noting unusually favorable indications and predicting oil in the field. The party plans a July celebration and potential early drilling efforts.
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L. P. Oliniger
A. B. Odenkirk
Dodge
J. C. McClarran
James IM. Quinby
E. D. McIntyre
Wayne County
Lodi
Shaw Farm
Berea Rock
Joel Spyke
Lima Fleid
Wooster
Lima
Spyker
Jotyre Brough
Abliger
Doan's Kidney Pills Highlight Back Pain Relief Claims
Fragmentary reader text mentions back pain and the use of Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy. The passage also references a Wooster citizen and various unclear names, dates, and places, but the readable core notes a claim of back ache relief through the advertised product and prior success.
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KE. M. Quinby
Diamond Alley
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Gearles Zaring
Joseph
Schuch
McGreban
Huard
Henry Haudedaugh
Wargie Township
BH. H. Young
Theurartien
Wm Lalgner
Frank Glasgow
Board of Education
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Tamort
Charles Uyier
Craighead Co
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Overton
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Horbank
Medina County
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Tho Shaffer
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Franke
CD & Warrart
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Smith
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Wan- Resta
Ford
Maryavice
Suman Atrest
Mario
Yu Sabba
Serool Association
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Tone M. BB
Dow
Arhland Qaveen
First Ward School
Dante Bopims
Orage
Mary Krink
Cheney
Hetty
Looeta County
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Frank J Cheney
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Eoghean Lutheran Sunday School
Canaan Methodist Church
Young America
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H'G
Lotherana
Disciples of Christ
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Pierce
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A. A. Schantz
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Lander
Upeat Pacificé
Wilcox
Shoshone Indian Reservation
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Lima Mining and Developing Company
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Ohio
Fiat Iron Company
Bhreve
Orwell Bila Butter and Creamery Company
Reli
Ohio To Plaster Company
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Home Builying and Law’ ‘Company
Conneaut
Circus
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J. J Kilgore
Barber Brothers
New Electric
Lima, Toledo
Columbia Electric Road
Benjamin S. Henderson
Litma
E. M Lambkin
C H Adkins
J B Adkins
Louisville
George Hartlet
Sisth Ohio Regiment
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KEP Ueiican
Methia
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Notary Buble
Alvanydo
Dr. Williams
All Druggists
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
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Milwaukee
Facrest
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Bese
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Carnee
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