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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
4
It is time to vet your new Spring Hat. We show the correct spring styles of Knox Dunlap Stetson Guyver Nick Amster Special Nick Amster's Own Make. The seven makes cover practically every leading hat made in America.
Dunlap introduces spring blocks and the standard hat for 5 dollars. The Spring 1908 display presents the Worlds renow ned young mens derby, now on exhibition for five dollars.
The ad highlights Stetson being the most famous hat for American gentlemen with a dozen spring styles in stiff and soft forms. New self conforming Stetson hats in brown and black priced at 3 dollars, plus Adbahoomerdist blocks and smarter styles touted as the greatest 23 hat on the world with spring blocks available.
A shop advertises a hat sold for two dollars, described as made especially for the store and copied after higher grade designs.
Cleck of Courts says Judge Dotahoe letter indicates circuit center ready to bear the case hearing next Thursday. Attorneys are at a state convention in Cal Tubes. Akron residents and local families are mentioned in passing amid the disrupted schedule. Sammed slas is reported dead in Neweth Nana Wash with bereaved family noted.
A Chicago woman, Mrs JF Hlegge of West Madison Street, reports a three year struggle with eczema that covered her body. She credits a new treatment and prescription with clearing her skin, allowing sleep and daily life again, and urges others to try the prescribed product.
Farmers Supply Co owner H. S. McMannis invites customers to view Buggy Wagons and Implements during the Big Open Meeting on March 20 27 and 28 at Oreviae location with emphasis on new merchandise and special offers.
Wooster dominates Western Pennsylvania team in a high attendance game at the armory. Heavily favored visitors fail to score in the first half as Wooster pressure and precise passing yield a decisive win. Hayes and Jacobos lead the Wooster attack while Purk and Farner pace the visitors with scattered moments of effort.
Fredericksburg and nearby towns report hospitalities, funerals, property transfers, and social events. Notables include Mr and Mrs Cramer family attendance, Reverend McNaster appointment discussions, Perry Srow’s Boweling purchase, Seynore Scott buying Martha Orr property, and Mrs J BB McCormick hosting a dinner. Also mentions visitors from Coshocton, Orrville, Wooster, and Akron. road accidents, illness, and club activities.
A scattered rural record of social visits and health notes across West Salem, Polk and surroundings. Mrs Tanner and others recover from illness while Dr Raudebaugh stays busy attending local cases. Mary Yocum to work near Red Bay this spring amid community updates and route changes.
Infant about two years old dies after long illness in Cheer township Parvin Seinebart taking care. Funeral from house at 12 o'clock Thursday. Interment to Wooster cemetery.
E D Hartman files a foreclosure petition against Marshall and Flora Kubb on a $1000 note secured by a mortgage on tract set in Chester township. The Wayne Building & Loan Company and Bert Prague are named defendants in the action.
Advertises a 2580 acre farm 25 miles north of Denver Colorado offering land with 10,000 to 15,000 tons of coal per acre and wheat on every acre. Claims $225 per ton coal value, stock at $1 per share, 150 shares per acre, and promises high dividends and rapid coal extraction within two years. Investors urged to buy as many acres as desired.
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