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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
9
A weighty 1902 advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure for weak hearts. It recounts a Wilmore Kentucky farmer who improved after five bottles, claiming near complete recovery and renewed strength. The Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana backs the claim with a money back guarantee through local druggists.
On Wednesday evening several suspects in bootleg whiskey trading were summoned to Mayor Van Nest and Chief Leiner's office. Some admitted no firm information or refused to sign affidavits, while Chief Leiper signaled police will pursue evidence and press for convictions once arrests occur.
The twenty fifth anniversary of John C. Carnuity of Wooster Hardware was celebrated with a surprise party at his home. About a dozen businessmen attended, Mrs Schultz organized the event with help from friends, an elaborate dinner was served, and a watch charm was presented by James A. Shamp. Schultz expressed thanks for the acknowledgment and good wishes for continued success.
John Hileman died at 6am Friday at his home three miles west of Wouter in Plain township Wayne county aged about 80. He had lived in the county for over seventy years and spent most of his life in Plain township. Born in Somerset county Pennsylvania, he moved to Ohio as a child with his parents. Survived by his wife and two sons Charles of Plain township and Albert of Cleveland.
On Saturday Enoch Fettera and Emmalengey filed suit against Mary C and George W Feightner alleging they were sold a land tract in Congress township for 7400 on March 30 100% The lands were later found to be delinquent tax lien for 1897 Chas Miltsie of Rochester NY became owner of the claim and plaintiffs say they were forced to pay it They seek judgment for 9494 plus costs and attorney fees Mahlon Reach represents the plaintiffs.
An advertisement claims 2560 acres of farming land 25 miles north of Denver with rich coal under each acre. Coal sells at mine price with high potential returns and stock ties to acres. Describes future mining plans, dividend prospects, and a company controlled by Wayne County residents seeking investors.
New York parties allege ownership of a play produced by Mr White and his wife and moved to halt performances for copyright royalties. Opera House managers Kettler and Limb warned the newsburg committee of the claim while asserting Mr White’s right to present his work titled A Mountaineer’s Secret. Managers and Mr White reached an understanding protecting them from forced payments pending further proof of title.
Dr Juy McDowell sold out to Dr Anderson of Mingo Junction on Monday. McDowell plans location in Ilahome and has built four here. Judge H. B. Swarez of Wasgter visited for political business. Gerree Lehbman of Barton City and Ada Bodine of near Orrville wed at the O P parsonage by Rev H. Rubell and left for Cleveland and Hiram. Surveyor Mowery here this week for electric railway work. Attorney C W Horn campaigns for prosecuting attorney and could sweep Democratic primaries. Postmaster Jameson and rural Carriers held a Washington din at H D vre’s home.
Prof J H Dickason spoke at Wooster Summer School delivering an address in a high school room Thursday evening. The remarks were praised as excellent and eloquent, with strong attendance and praise for the lecturer's clarity and insight.
I Lopez of Manilla NY, a carpenter, says Bucklen's Arnica Salve has saved him suffering and dollars, healing corns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. Also mentions Preventics candy cold tablets for early colds and pneumonia prevention, sold by local druggists.
An OCR fragment touts Kodolts scientific preparation of vegetable acids and healthy stomach digestion, claiming it digests over 3,000 grains of food. Sold by Krieger's Drug Store. Also mentions Dean's Ointment and various faded endorsements, with garbled names and dates.
The Ohio experiment station asks the legislature for up to 200000 to support its work and future operations. Director Thorne explains funds depend on legislative approval and the yearly budget, with hopes for about 7000 additional for specific projects. The station also notes substantial revenue from its farm and breeding activities.
Mrs. Carls Van Doorn widow of Captain Whihaw 8 Van Doorn former Wooster county resident dies after an operation at her Zanesville winter home. She was active in Relief Corps and patriotic groups. Remains sent to Wooster for interment.
Funeral services for Samuel Deitrik Deitrick were held at Miller Bowe on Wallowhill Street, conducted by Rev W A Herrow of Overton. A wreath adorned the coffin. Interment followed on the 10 36 train. Attending were Rey Herrow, B M Bevington, WH Destrick and wife, David Deitrick and wife, George Miller and wife, Joan Harvey Peitrick, W F Deitrick and Gen Dooley Sr. The funeral of James Drenneo occurred at St Mary’s Church, with interment in Catholic cemetery. Mrs Henry Garver of Burton City died Feb 25 after illness at 29 years, leaving husband and six children. funeral held at the Methodist church in Burton City.
Scottish Rite Masons at Canton Maconic temple held their annus recepton with Wooster members including Mr and Mrs Geo J Schwartz Mr and Mrs Walter Fors Mr and Mrs Joan Johnston Mr and Mrs Chas M Gray Mr and Mrs H S Boyd Mr Geo Palmer and Mrs Limb All report a delightful time Assist Nature later notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cleansing tonic not a medical claim
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for cold relief by soothing inflamed airways. It touts Health Coffee as a coffee substitute from Dr Shoop, claiming it contains no real coffee and is quick to prepare. Kodol is praised for stomach disorders, with Krieger's Drug Store listed.
A Missouri farm near Palfield County reports a mother JoC Spires fatally wounds three of her children and wounds a fourth, then takes poison, slashes her throat, and shoots herself. The father Joseph Spires returns home to find Jesse dead, Luella and the boy wounded, and the fourth child in a well. Catherine Spires is later found dead in a well, with Alva and Joseph also affected by the catastrophe. The case is described as a brutal multi victim incident with the mother’s motive unclear.
Columbus Feb 29 Arthur II Vorys manager of the Taft campaign issued a statement on the upcoming Republican state convention. He said the event will be open and controlled by the will of the delegates with no state dictation. He noted party leaders may have preferences but no bloc will control nominations. Every name linked with offices is excellent, and no great blunder can occur in the ticket.
Cleveland Ohio February 29 Proposed new rules governing marriages in the Catholic parishes of the Cincinnati archdiocese may not be published in the church before Easter, according to an announcement by Bishop Horstman. The bishops concluded their conference and left the rules with local church officials to garb in clerical language.
Mrs Bert Backburn wife of a Groesbeck farmer perished in a house fire northwest of Cincinnati and it is believed her 6 year old son also died. Backburn was away from home and the cause remains unknown.
Miss Juliet Loucks appeared before Probate Judge Thornton in Marysville Ohio on February 29 and secured a marriage license. The brief item notes the probate proceeding and the license issuance for the bride.
In Steubenville on February 29, Mr and Mrs George A Campbell welcomed five newborns, three dying within an hour. A girl survived, two other babies died soon after. Mrs Campbell weighed under 100 pounds. total infant weight 23 pounds. Campbell, a mill worker with two brothers in the navy, previously served in the United States Navy near Santiago.
A collision near Sumterford leaves John Mivktey aged 40 struck by a westbound traction car while driving to a home. The accident details are sparse and investigations are expected.
Marshalltown reports Feb 29 professor Keir of Troy Ohio was elected president of Palmer College located in La Grand. The brief notes the leadership change and confirms the new head's origin and appointment timing.
Washington February 29 Secretary Metcalf promises the grandest naval display in the country’s history. Forty five fighting ships will anchor from Mission to Hunters Point for easy view of San Francisco and Oakland as Evans’s squadron reviews the fleet. President Pardo of Peru visits Admiral Evans aboard the Connecticut with cheering sailors and marines greeting him at the pier.
A garbled rumor-filled scene follows camels and a thief near the town gate. A bell on a camel is severed by a cunning rider, the loot escaped with a stealthy retreat. The fragment ends with Taft news from Washington and a note on golf superstition.
A fragmented quotation reads Thatched He must be thatched with an other orb and will soon rule through Owen. The line suggests a cryptic lineage or plan attributed to a figure named Owen, with references to ruling through an orb and thatched headgear.
Mrs. Hofaker of 1068 Route Henry Street Wooster Ontario reports severe kidney and back pain that left her unable to work. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Zimmerman & Co. drugstore she says the pain vanished quickly, strength returned, and kidney trouble has not recurred. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York at 50 cents. Remember the Dean's remedy and take their offer.
The ad extols Jello as a dainty appetizing eco nomical dessert with easy prep and ready serving. It notes cooling water mixing and sweetened flavors while referencing Pure Food Law compliance and the need to mention ingredients on labels. It also mentions Kly Cream Salons as a remedy for cold and feverish symptoms amid regulatory disclaimers.
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