Markets by Telegraph Wooster Exchange Summary
Market wire reports from Wooster railroad exchange show Wheat July 91 4, September 94 5, Corn July 52 93, September 52 , Oats July 42¢, September 37 1. Wooster markets list butter 12 14 per pound eggs 13 per dozen tar 9¢ chickens 10 per lb. Grain prices include Wheat 90c flour 4.00 rye 56c oats 45c barley 45c timothy seed 175 clover hay 12 13 dollars per ton and wool prices 27 28c. Regional prices for Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland and Toledo notes vary widely across commodities.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Lambert
Toledo
Wanted farms and help on county farm in early notice
In eastern state inquiries seek farms for sale in Wayne County with potato farming potential and terms of sale. Also a notice seeks a woman about 50 to assist on a farm housework, must be of good character, apply to Mrs Zenté Kimber Route 8.
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Wayne County
Waynes County
Zenté Kimber
Real estate and bankruptcy notices in Ohio ads
A jumble of classified items from Creston and Orrville includes a land and sale notice for Main Street improvements in Creston Ohio with bond bids, a rental offering in Pittsburg, and bankruptcy notices for Dwight B Sterling and Frank C Hill. The notices specify bidding conditions, dates in 1907, and court hearings in Cleveland with referees in bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
Ohio
Frank
Frank C Hill
Orrville
Robert W. Taylor
Cleveland
Williams&, Kean
Wooster
Report of the Condition and Liabilities
A notary swears to a condition report showing capital paid in undivided profits and deposits, with figures garbled but indicating financial details. The document is dated June 19, 19xx, and signed by a Wayne County, Ohio notary.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Ely's Liquid Cream Balm as effective cures for catarrh. It claims spraying balm provides instant relief, dislodges thick discharge, and enables freer breathing. Sold by druggists for 7.5 cents, Ely Brothers mail order from New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New K
Wooster Weddings and Reunions Highlight Local Life
Mies Ata Be'gutner and Jdoun feihtner wed Tuesday at the pride’s parents home in Columbus bug avenue with Rev J. K Shheidenberger officiating. The wedding featured floral decor, a large circle of friends, and mentions of the groom’s job at a Cleveland factory. The Roach family plans Cleveland residence. The Landers family hosted their seventh annual reunion with 105 attendees, noting three deaths in the past year. Dinner followed onsite. Edison phonograph selections entertained. Wayne Township Heekeepers to host relatives July 4 at 7 p.m. at Stop 125 electric line.
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Mies Ata Be'gutner
and Mire
Jdounfeihtner
Dallas Ruoeh
Cléveland
Colombug Avenue
J. K Shheidenberger
Church of Christ
Fetzbtner Howe
Wooster
Cleveland
Roach
Attreev M C Ratcau
Thinally
Rouch
Landers
Aruda
Coe Eodward
Cleryl
Henry Esanie
Jacob Kelgel
Ara M Villard
Osm
Wayne Township
Hieekeepers Club
Mia Sonnedecker
Unhappy Wife Seeks Divorce From Lewis Parcel
Mrs Anna Viola Parcel of near Shreve filed a divorce petition from Lewis L Parcel on Monday. She says they wed at Worcester on November 18, 1892 and had no children. She alleges he failed to provide clothing, forced her to work for wages to buy clothes, spent money in saloons, became intoxicated, abused her, detached from sobriety, called her unchaste, struck her and pulled her hair. She asks for divorce alimony and an order restraining him from disposing of encumbered property. McClarran Jones attorneys for Mrs Parcel.
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Anna Viola Parcel
Near Shreve
Lewis L. Parcel
Wooster
McClarran
Jones
Parcel
DeWitt Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for Piles Burns Sores
DeWitt offers a carbolized witch hazel salve marketed for piles burns and sores. The label promises soothing relief and skin healing properties. Sold through local druggists and general stores with medical claims typical of early 20th century remedies.
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Dewitt
Silk selection and pricing in local store ad
The shop promotes Chiffon Taffeta Silk in full color assortments and notes Lousine and Peau De Sole as close favorites. Fou lard is praised for durability and economy. Black Taffeta Silk is popular with women, prices 75c to 1.00, White Jap Silk offered at prior prices amid widespread price increases.
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Foulard
Bethel Community Notes and Local Visits
Overton Jnne ch reports a printing mistake in a letter about the next reunion date. Mrs. Franze of Wooster visited O W Mowrey’s family and other neighbors. Will Carroll has cared for his mother in New Waterford for three weeks. A parade of Our Lowne elites occurred Saturday with graphophone music. Rev. Hunter will lead a Bethel meeting Saturday evening to discuss Sabbath observance. Corietians invited. another presenter mentioned but unnamed.
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Judé
Franze
Wooster
O W Mowrey
Will Carroll
New Waterford
Lown
Hunter
Bethel
Death of Mrs Emily Mason in Perry township Ashland County
Mrs Emily Mason died June 20 at age 77 years 4 months 5 days after infirmities of old age. Widow of Rev John Mason who died December 12 1890 at 63. Survived by children A A Mason Mrs John Dauner Mrs Eli Kiplingler Mrs Metz Johnson Mrs J C Warner Mrs W E Heffner Mrs Frank Caskey. Interment at Red Row Cemetery June 22. Milo Warner of Elyria visited relatives near the home. Dell Rock and wife of Oberlin visited family briefly.
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Emily Mason
John Mason
Perry Township
Ashand County
A. A Mason
John Duaner
Eli Kipingler
Metz Johnson
J C. Warner
W E. Heffner
Frank Caskey
Red Row Cemetery
Milo Warner
Elyria
J. C Warner
Sunny Dell Rock
Oberlin
Young People Gather for Social Evening at John Fetter Home
The June 25 Midway Wayne entry notes youths up to age 65 gathering at John Fetter’s home for a night of social games and light refreshments. Lectures by Rev Brandebury drew a small crowd due to bad weather. Sherman Spangler family visited O U Wright family, and plans for July 7 children’s exercises at Geyer’s chapel were announced. Boyd Lehman is home taking pharmacy courses and works on the down sign.
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Wayne No
John Fetter
Alood
Floya Lehwan
A. O. Weiget
Brandebury
Sherman Spangler
Win O
U Wright
Sonny
Boyd Lehman
Marriage Record and Community Notes From Congress
The report notes the June 25 marriage of Jay Fin Jey of Rows to Mrs Myrtle Mbert, a local teacher, with a June 22 ceremony. It mentions visitors Misses Kene and Thistle Myers from Lodi, a church lawn festival Thursday by the Presbyterian Young People’s society for piano fund, and Dr Brown and wife visiting from Wooster. The Congress Dramatic Club will present Enemies’ Hand at Town Hall on June 29 with R. J Ward headlining. Dr Essick and D O Garver are mentioned amid injury recovery. Congress baseball, 7 to 5 over Albion-area rivals, faced scheduling challenges. The Methodist Sunday School held its annual children’s service with a large audience. Notes cover upcoming games at Wooster and mailbox service changes effective July 1 plus a petition denial for eastward extension.
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Jay Fin Jey
Rows
Myrtle Mbert
Congress
Kene
Thistle Myers
Lodi
W Mowrey
Presbyterian Church
Brown
Wooster
Congress Dramatic Club
Town Hall
R. J Ward
Essick
D O Garver
Garver
Nis
Congresse Baseball Club
Albion
Mikisat Polk
Aos Haw
8Ulvan
Jd-tume
Methodist Sunday School
BH. F. D
Department
Marriage Licenses for Doylestown Pair Reported
Marriage licenses issued to Geo. W. S Galehouse and Josephine Shonder of Doylestown. The text also mentions other names and places, including Heese Foreman and Hzilte-H Beerees, connected to Sear Smbvercand and eury re, indicating a catalog of licenses and applicants in a local registry.
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W. S Galehouse
Josephine Shonder
Doylestown
Heese
Foreman Und
Hzilte-Hbeereesrand-Veata Ligier
Sear
Eury
Professor in Decline Amid Village Notices
A village notice page reports Professor Pius Wilso of the mathematics department near death after illness. Other items list visits by local residents, a Methodist church Children’s Day, family reunions, picnics, and travel to Mansfield for a convention. An electric storm hit the area with heavy rain on Sunday. Various locals, including Marion and Wiley Smith, J B Ocker, and the Sidie family, are noted with weekend or Sunday activities.
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Pius WE Wilso
Jane
Mebel Vanevra
Weat Saleu
Jabr
Harrie
Akron
Villayge Luesday Vara
Blachleyville
Howard Eberhart
David Musselman
Wooster
Daniel Weaver
M. W. Ocker
Marion Smith
West Salem
Ooger
J. C. Sidie
Blackleyville
H. J Everhart
Ashland
Kirtpatrick
Clara Martin
Cleveland
Local notices and weddings in Akron and Wooster area
June 25 services in Methodist church and Savbath events. MK Mosselman and Hoverstuk wedding plans and related church activities in Akron. Minn Mabel Van Avery visit and family weddings in Wooster. Local residents Chas Fabr and family attend Myers reunion at Pleasant Home Camp Grounds.
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Akron
Cal
Greally
Arch Street
M Haverstock
U. S
Mabel van Avery
Congres
Chas
Fabr
Jay Finley
Asmand County
Ebert
Congress
Wooster
D. W Musselman
Myers
Pleasant Home
Jeane Hoffer
Whitager
Frédérickabiirg
Catherine Coker
Chas, Fabr
Infant son of LE Raastetter dies at home near Jefferson
Obituary notices for Robert C Reed aged 9 years 4 months 23 days who died Sunday at his home four miles northeast of Jefferson. Interment was at Fredericksburg. Also notice of Miss A Littell, sister of Rev H L Littell pastor of Second United ST Kine church, Service in Service Pa. Sunday morning at 8. A Littell a Cleveland Medical College graduate and physician, survived by seven brothers. mother predeceased. Funeral arrangements announced. four brothers served as pallbearers.
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LE Raastetter
Ar Jefferson
Robert C Reed
Fredericksburg
I Mies A Littell
H. Litte
Second United ST Kine
Service
Mies Littell
Littell
Misa Littell
Cleveland Medical College
Tor
Wheeling
W. Va
Eee
A. Littell
Miniater
McKinley Monument Dedication Hears Eighth Regiment Likely
The article notes a high possibility that the Eighth Regiment will attend the McKinley monument dedication in Colommins. General Dick planned to bring in the entire state guard if feasible, but Governor Harris said cost makes full attendance unlikely. Northern regiments, including the Eighth, are targeted to participate due to McKinley’s association with them.
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McKinley Monument
Colommins
State Guard
Harris
McKinley
Wooster Park Neglected Amid City Budget Strains
A reader laments Wooster park conditions on a Sunday visit. He notes no benches, cut grass, tall weeds, and bare grounds beyond the pavilion. He argues the city should either restore the park or consider using funds to retire outstanding obligations.
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Republican
Winegrowers Crash and Clemenceau Pact Amid Calm Protest
In Argelliers France on June 25 crowds cheered Mar ce la Avhere the Redeemer but he offered no statement after conferring with colleagues. He pledged to release prisoners and withdraw troops, while premier Clemenceau promised to advance winegrowers’ interests. The movement stayed peaceful as leaders demanded clearer laws and action. In Atlanta Hal Brewster, 27, was shot on a train by a negro named French Early while with deputies seeking to arrest him. Early fled but was later captured. In Asheville moonshine raids, while detaining 25 moonshiners, officers destroyed 13 illicit stills after a Stokes county clash.
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Argelliers
France
Marce la Avhere the Redeemer
Peraunx
M Clemenceau
F. Albert
Atlanta
Hal Brewster
P. H. Brewster
College Park
la Grange
French Early
Boewster
Tling Brewster
Asheville N
Revenue
Stokes County
Death by electric chair at Sing Sing prison
John Johnson, a wife murderer, was executed in Sing Sing prison. Fire destroyed Louisville Cottonseed Oil plant causing an estimated $100,000 loss. Captain Thorington, 63, longtime vice consul to Colombia, died in Montgomery Alabama. Ray Pettigrew, of Springfield Ohio, drowned in the Tennessee River near Chattanooga. Union carpenters and construction workers in London strike in sympathy, about 2,000 out.
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John Johnson
Sing Sing
Louisville Cottonseed Oil Company
Louisville
Thorington
Columbia
Monntgomery
Ala
Raymond F Pettigrew
Springfield
Tennnesses
Chattanooga
Tenn
Uniion
Loudon
Gaston H
Philip
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Wooster Grain and Stock Exchange
Wooster Bock Exchange
Caen Ada
Lane
Applecreek
Bowman St
John C. Hall
Glenn W. Hall
Admrd
Pear Public School
A. Firestone
Eighteenth St
Asx
Crestor
Taly
Saty
State of
Vilace
Nurth
Inet No 4
Inlet No
Race Council
Creston
Charles A Tenney
Dwight B. Sterling
Urrvile
A. D
O’cock
A.m
William F.kran
OF the
Applegreek Banking
Ohin
Wayne
Swern
Winktfer Notary Pit
Fredricksburg
Resulrces
Sil Cs
Cuins National Bank
Ubio
Cousty
Aylsworth
Hank
E. Z. Aylsworth
Michael Stern
Split
Senant
Banaras
Berty
Fiat Wh
Overton Gleanings
Overton
Letr
Lodl
William Annat
Pittsbor
Canton
Albert
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