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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disputed sewer project debate and city meeting discussion. The legible items reference sewer work, votes, and local officials, but core details are unclear due to garbled characters.
A disturbing report details Mrs Sarah Waiterwaite of Jacob Walter of Urrville as an insane patient. She was taken to Massillon hospital in the afternoon by Sheriff Caskey. The case notes a sad history and mentions a blind baby in the family that must be committed to a state institution.
Trer Fostarbird of Last Raymond Maine claims to have used Kucklan's Arphica salve for years on his army wound and other obstinate sores. He touts it as the best healer in the world and notes success in his veterinary practice. Sold at H Boyd & Co's drug store.
A public health note warns that kidney and bladder issues may begin subtly and advocates Foley's Kidney Remedy as a treatment. The missive urges early action and cites Bixler Pharmacy at 8 Hs Boys Co Ithsk as a supplier.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Applecreek names and events from a Saturday to Monday span. Mentions Orrville visitors, Miss Josie from Helwesvalle, Harry Hoover of Carton, and Adams and Cotterman family ties. References to Applecreek, West Woong County, and a Cottermin man born in 1575 with residence details and a transfer of a boule trea.
A community note recalls a quiet birthday surprise on Fel QW night. Messages mention Marcus and Mrs Martin, a group of neighbors, and a delayed celebration as plans spread slowly among friends. Also referenced are visits, travel, and a rural mail route disruption affecting patrons.
Noted advertisement for Mellore's saloon offering low prices at 39 cents. Readers are invited to visit Saturday as promoted in the vigor advertisement.
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