Roebuck Comedy Co in Wooster concerts under canvas
A note from Wooster announces the Roebuck Comedy Co members, comprising white and colored performers, plan concerts under canvas in the city. The item also mentions Max Ob of Orrville starting a new house north of the high school in July and other local happenings.
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Max Ob
Orrville
Roebuck Comedy Co
Wooter
Lima
Morris Hoop
Wooster
Medina County
Jesep Hart
Citizenf Alliance
Hart
Budden's Aroha Salve Cures Sore Neck Wounds
A Druggist Ad claims Budden's Aroha Salve prevents blood poisoning with antiseptic healing. Chas Oswald of Asselmersville NY reports Seth Buroh suffered an ugly neck sore. Cures cuts wounds burns and sores. 25c at Laubach Boyd's drug stores.
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Budden
Chas. Oswald
Asselmersville
N. Y
Seth Buroh
Laubach & Boyd
Catarrh Cure Sold by Local Pharmacy
A nostril and throat discharge remedy claims quick relief from catarrh using a snow white cream antiseptic balm. The product includes Eucalyptus, Thymos, and Wild Indigo and is sold by Bixler's Modern Pharmacy.
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Shoop
Bixler
Health Lesson Becomes Bible Truth in Tapered Cure
Fragmentary historical text discusses health, blood cleansing, and biblical cure words. The garbled wording mentions remedies tied to faith and a claim that proper practice yields sound health and cure.
Resignation Looms For Wooster Pastor Rev Neikirk
Rev. 3 E Neikirk of the English Reformed church in Wooster submits his resignation to consistory with effect September 1. He cites a desire to pursue evangelistic work and lectures, says salary is fair, and notes pleasant relations with congregation and officers. A church-board meeting will decide the action tonight.
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E Neikirk
English Reformed Church
P. D. Senff
Republican
Wooster
Neikirk
A Beautiful Book. Wooster College Annual praised as finest yet
A 1907 index review lauds the Wooster College Annual as best looking yet with tasteful arrangement. It notes deckle edge paper Kent worth type and a plain cover, praising the editors for unified typography and quality cuts. It highlights pictures of Presidents Roosevelt Holden and Dr Scovel and dedicates the book to Henry Clay Frick.
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Roosevelt
Holden
Friends of
Wooster
Henry Clay Frick
Scovel
Paint Township Names Teachers for Coming Year
Paint township school board met last Saturday evening and employed a superintendent and six teachers for the year. Cleve Rickeecker of Mt. Eaton will be superintendent. Grammar duties go to Wilson Musser, Primary to Lillian Number of West Lebanon, Edward Bomell No 8, Blanch Scott No 4, Minnie Schlafly No 5, Logan Mumaw No 6, and Harvey Blosser. Bids for the new high school building will be opened July 1 with completion hoped for this fall.
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Paint Township
Cleve Rickeecker
Mt. Eaton
Wilson Musser
Lillian Number
West Lebanon
Edward Bomell
Blanch Scott
Minnie Schlafly
Logan Mumaw
Harvey Blosser
Perfect health returns after Foley’s Kidney Cure
A Branchton Pa man, once unable to work or tie his own shoes, credits Foley’s Kidney Cure with a full recovery. He emphasizes gratitude for restored health and the ability to work. The ad is signed by Chas. E. Bix er and Laubach & Boyd, tts.
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L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Chas. E. Bixer
Laubach & Boyd
Tts
Insurance Notice Incomplete. Case Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text shows an insurance related reference with names like Thomas and Byes but lacks clear events, dates, or actions. No concrete outcome or entities can be confirmed from the fragment.
Probate Court Proceedings and Estate Matters Summary
The probate docket lists Will of C E Coulter probated in Canaan township with A W Fuller named executor and bond of 10000. Court cases include State of Ohio v Howard Happer and Daniel Quigley finding guilt, appointment of Russell as administrator of Robert Sigler’s estate with bond 1200, and filings by Emanuel Jolliff and Malinda Rhodes for tenth accounts. Hearings set August 3 for multiple estates, including Adeline Beara’s administration of Aaron Beard, and George Plasterer’s appointment for Angeline Batdorf with June 25 hearing. Also noted are J J Schlafley’s administration application for Peter Chenevey with bond 4000, David and Charles Collier as executors of Henry J Collier with bond 10000, Naftzger guardianship filings and August hearings, Nettie Smith final account as guardian of Mabel Smith, I G McCauley third account for Jacob Leatherman with August 3 hearing, Henry Jacot appointed deputy clerk, Mary Stella Snyder declared epileptic and committed to Gallipolia hospital, and an application for administrator of Stephen Brown estate in Clinton township.
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C E. Coulter
Caanan Tonaghip
A. W. Fullerton
State of Ohio
Howard Happer
Daniel Quigley
Motivon
Pew
Rice Russell
Robert Sigler
Creston
BF .Zercher
Theme
Emanuel Jolliff
Malinda Rhodes
Adeline Beara
Aaron Beard
Price Russell
A. C. Kuéstrick
George Plasterér
Aangeline Batdorf
J. J
Prohibition of Firework Explosions Before Fourth Urged
Mayo and Van Nest warn against early fireworks, citing law and potential arrests. Dealers told to store items until July Fourth and avoid sales before then. Two runaway incidents on South Market Street highlight risks to horse owners and drivers from early blasts.
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Mayo
M. M van Nest
South Market Street
Stranded thespians left by manager in Alliance
A group of six colored performers reached the city last night only to learn their manager George Roebuck of Alliance deserted them. He did not pay cardrise and took a train home this morning. The cast, well known in show business, plans street performances tonight to raise enough cash to leave.
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George Roebuck
Alliance
Roebuck
Locating a Sewer In Pers City
Civic notice outlines an investigation to locate a sewer line in Pers City. Officials cite legal authority and plan to access public right of way while informing affected property owners of potential temporary disruptions. Public works schedules and contact details provided for inquiries.
Echoes of a Turbulent Congressional Convention
The Tuscarawas Advocate reports Wayne county delegates split on the nomination. Accusations fly as one ally threatens violence and fends off perceived sellouts. Ashbrook’s remarks mock the party, predicting Bryan’s 1908 victory despite Republican woes.
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Tuscarawas
New Philadelphia
Wayne County
Hurst
Wertz
Ashbrook
Bryan
Hell
Republican Party
Buchanan Family Reunion at Slemmons Home in Sterling
The Buchanan family reunions began twenty years ago with plans for an annual gathering. On June 13 1906 at Sterling the Slemmons hosted a large event with lunch on the lawn, comical graphophone selections, and an evening orchestra. M Cole was re elected president with E Buchanan as vice president and M Gindlesperger as secretary treasurer.
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Mra. Rameey_Buchanan
Buchanan
Wayne
Ashland
Medina County
D. I. Slemmons
Sterling
Wallace
Creston
Howard Slemmons
Slemmons
Laura Slemmons
Dr. Toland
Jeannette Amstutz
Edward Hart
M. Cole
E. Buchhanan
Mary Gindlesperger
First Summer Lecture Ends at Memorial Chapel
The Ionian Male Quartett from Toledo opens the summer school lecture series at Memorial Chapel at 8 o clock with a reader and pianist. Next Friday Megan Clinton N Howard of Rochester will deliver a major lecture titled The sore Spots of the Nation.
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Memorial Chapel
Ionian Male Quartett
Toledo
Clinton N. Howard
Rochester
N. Y
Central Union plans Wooster move and Cleveland meeting
The Central Union Telephone Company remains determined to reach Wooster and establish service there. Late Supreme Court decisions were believed to block routes, but authorities say the situation may still change. A Cleveland meeting is planned within days to decide on a mode of procedure for Wooster.
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Jane
Central Union Telephone Company
Wooster
Coe Pronre
Ate
supreme _court
Cleveland
Library Picnic Set For July 26 At Silver Lake
The public library trustees plan the annual citizen outing to benefit the library with a big excursion to Silver Lake on July 26. George J. Schwartz leads the promotion efforts, promising a large, successful event with a low fare announced for the trip.
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Public Library Trustees
Silver Lake
Republican
Old Boreus
George J. Schwartz
Salem church marks silver jubilee amid conference events
Rev Graeper leads Salem church Chillicothe in celebrating the twenty fifth anniversary while Ohio District North American Synod holds its annual conference. Hundreds attend as Fine programs unfold with Ray F H Giraeper directing chorus and Mrs Graeper praised for vocal performances. John Nolle attends conference. Children’s Day at First German church noted.
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Salem
Chillicote
Ohio
North American Synod
Salem Church
Ray
F. H. Giraeper
Greper
Eolos
Chilicother
Prezent
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Cure for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Kodol for dyspepsia as a cure for sour stomach loss of appetite weakness headaches and other digestive woes. It claims the product cleanses purifies and strengthens stomach membranes and cites a Ravenswood West Virginia testimonial. Bottles are sold by the Chicago company.
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S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Siysr
Kodol
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