Sathorne Reelecte d. Director To Hold Post At Wooster
The Wooster Experiment Station board of control met at the Archer house and re elected Thorne as director for another year. Webster, the entomologist, will resign at year end. Thorne will reappoint most department heads. The board also discussed station affairs and toured the Wooster site. The Columbus meeting organized the board with President Alvan Agee, Secretary Dr Brad Tate, and Treasurer Dr Sampson.
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Board of Control
Experiment Station
Archer House
Thorne
Mr Webster
F. M Webster
Webster
Board of Control of the
Wooster
Bresers
Columbus
Alvan Ageoe
Gallia County
Brad Tate
Green County
Sampson
Hamilton County
Crest on Jottings Samuel Adams lecture noted at Hay's hall
Creston March 3 Rev W C Dawson spoke on Samuel Adams to a large Hay's hall audience. Local notable visits include Mrs T B Christine of Minneapolis and Mr and Mrs G A Smith of Burbank. Funeral for Rev Ora Clapp at Maple Mound Cemetery with civil war veteran honors. Revival meetings at MoE church continue under Rev Sears.
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Kpcblican
Creston
WC. Dawson
Samuel Adams
Hay's Hall
Dawson
F. W. Noumoeyeren
Ray
Burbank
T. B. Christine
Minneapolis
J. E. Stone
George High
Mansfield
J T. Kidd
Ora Clapp
Seville
Maple Mound Cemetery
Arthur Strong
Clapp
Indiana
Wm. Deems
Wooster
T. Guyn
Norwalk
Moe
S B. Sears
W J. Hyde
Orrville
Wm Frankie of
Waverly
FratuKie Dros
Preston Mills
Brother Charles
Con Conrad
Bechtel
Barberton
Weather and gossip mix in Woosterite brief
Awake residents report strong March winds and bitter weather while almanac forecasts warn of a harsh month ahead. A Dalton visitor notes impassable roads due to snowdrifts and rapid frost melt. Massillon resident Robert Hammond defends a claim about kissing a woman, sparking curiosity about the identity of the woman and his 60 years in Grace Church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hanwnd
Massilion
Mr. Hammond
Mr Hammond
Grace Church
Dr Kutchin's New Treatment for Impotence
An advertisement urges men to investigate Dr Kutchin's new treatment for impotence warning against patent medicines. It promises careful, individual care by a competent specialist to achieve permanent cures and invites consultation at a specified location and date.
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Kutchin
Keefe Farm House Burns. Family Loses All
A rural residence south of the city owned by Mrs. Lawrence Keefe burned late Saturday night. Wm Franks and family lost nearly all clothing and household goods. The fire likely started from a defective flue. Mrs Keefe carried a small amount of insurance on the home. The blaze, sighted in town, was linked to a fire on a B and O trestle and a Pennsylvanian Lines work train crew assisted. Several young men went to the scene to fight the flames, arriving to find the house a total loss.
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City
Lawrence Keefe
Wm. Franks
Mre
Eefo
B &O
Pennsylvania Lines
Schaffer
Allegheny
Fred Minion
Oklahoma
Chas, Webb
City c
Opera House
Thomas Rich
James Rich
Pennsylvania
Jack
Keck Howard
Republican Exchange Table
Honor L. Wilhelm
Wooster
Wilhelm
Merchants’ Street Fair and Carnival Association
George Kettler
Squire T. W Peckinpaugh
Willis Arnold
M J Carroll
James Sheridan
South Street
Jos. Cumberland
Erie
City Opera House
J. T. Carroll
Cleveland
M. J. Carre
Lou Brenenneman
Smithvile
F. Schaffter
Massillon
Augustin Jubu
Rural delivery routes in Wayne county face delays
Wooster post office officials hope all recommended rural routes will be established after past delays. The inspector plans to press Washington directly to speed up approvals, noting previous route approvals took about a month. No pay notices have arrived for rural carriers yet, with funds expected soon.
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Wayne County
Ons Lemain
Wooster Post Office
Wooster
Washington
Sptce
Progressive Farmers Club Meeting Highlights And Pruning Lesson
Progressive Farmers F A McCracken and wife hosted a large gathering with dinner and a program. Mrs W A Bruce led with music, P Shrig recited The Old Clock on the Stair, Mrs Samuel Davidson gave a life of the poet, and D S Tiptsman and M Grady spoke on pruning. Prof Gill discussed The Teacher as an American Citizen of Today, stressing education’s role. debate covered future farm leadership with views on wheat corn and potatoes and a note of farm economics in Ohio. The day closed with thanks to the hosts and plan for a March 2010 meeting at Benjamin Wilson’s home.
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F. A. McCracken
Progressive Farmers’ Club
W. A. Bruce
P. Shrig
Samuel Davidson
DS Tiptsman
M. Grady
Gill
Wooster
Gil
Mississippi Valley
Merct
Benjamin Wilson
City Council Debates Sewers Water and Street Paving Plans
Wooster trustees discuss university sewer extensions on College avenue and North Beyer street, fire protection via Beall and Bever mains, and street paving funds. Holden urges city and university cooperation with 100000 in College avenue improvements, while finance reports cover bond sales and a proposed university benefit contribution.
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Holden
Walter
Jan Holden
University
Council
van Nest
College Avenue
Beyer Street
Tt Spring Street
Haldan
Simllars
Fielden
Wooster
Beall Avenue
Bever Street
Univerity Street
Hobbett
Home made maple cigar market hits Wooster scene
Saturday notes list arrivals and movements around Wooster including Harry R. Griffin, Mise Kinkler moving to Akron, and Mrs C D List visiting Wheeling relatives. County teachers organize to seek better pay. various local residents travel, illness, funerals, and job changes are noted along with civic news and a pension bill in Congress.
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Harry R. Griffin
Mise
Kinkler
Akron
Mt Hope School Winter Term Report Card
Mt Hope School District No Yood b Chester Two shows 25 pupils on roll with 16 girls and 9 boys. Daily attendance 23. Students present: Verse Swinehart Sadie Gorgus Emma Jacobs Rhea Pittenger Martha Buchanan. Absent: Bessie Pittenger Mary Buchanan Clyde Thorley Ray Swinehart Renniver Bowman. Teacher: Martin.
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Mt. Hope School
Mt Hope School
Chester Two
Swinehart
Sadie Gorgus
Emma Jacobs
Rhea Pittenger
Martha Buchanan
Bessie Pittenger
Mary Buchanan
Clyde Thorley
Ray Swinehart
Renniver Bowman
CE. Martin
Death in Doylestown Maria Ducey Dies at 62
Maria Ducey wife of Anthony Ducey died at her home in Doylestown on Friday February 28 from a complication of diseases at age 62. She leaves her husband a daughter Mrs Freeman Mason of Akron and another daughter Mrs John Duncan of Doylestown, plus a son and daughter at home. Funeral from the Catholic church in Doylestown Monday at 10 a.m.
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Maria Ducey
Anthony Ducey
Doylestown
Ducey
Freeman Mason
Akron
John Duncan
Daugher
Catholi
Conservatory Concert Program Highlights Student Solos
A Saturday program from the Conservatory of Music featured pupil performances including Nurmuring Zephers, Miss Ethel Foltz Minuette, Miss Belleenick Anagietto Religtosd, and Vivitally Melvin My Laddie. Grace Packer Konata played In E for violin, with contributions from Miss Houston, GHillen, and Miss Prico, showcasing varied instruments and pieces.
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Conservator of Music
Nurmuring Zephers
Ethel Foltz
Mf Belleenick
Anagietto Religtosd
Vivitally
Melvin
Laddie
Dean Wattage
Bluodio
Grace Packer Konata
Anns Houston Ghillen
Clada Prico
Plain Township Primary Polls Set for March Eight 1902
Plains Township Republicans schedule primary polls on Saturday March 8 1902 with voting stations in Blackleyville Jefferson and Springville from early morning hours. Advertisement lists Genyita Olive Chilled Plow Points No 46 and Wooster Hardware Co. offers at 25 cents each.
Obituary Notes Recall Local Notables and Clergy
Miss Carolina Staver aged 66 dies after long illness at West Larwill Street home. Born in Pennsylvania, long resident of Qing. nephew John Boyer of Sidney to arrange funeral. Charles Stahl of Winesburg dies last Friday. father of Dr. Q. W. Stahl. Abraham Housekeeper funeral held Saturday afternoon at his son's home with many attendees. Rev S E Neikirk officiated. Pallbearers named Sparenere John Stevens Anthony Adles Philpilperman A A Caro Hart Phil Horn Joseph Wilhelm.
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Stark County
Henry Earnest
Columbus Avenue
Aliionna
Iil Obliger
Detroit
Mich
Board of County School
Frank Burkholder
Columbus
Gaylord Bahl
Mansfield
Robert Guthrie
North Market Street
D. W. Fletcher
West Larwill Street
Dalton
Fletcher
John Sauers
Nebraska
H. W. Sauers
L. E. Helden
H. N. Mateer
John Hall
Watmbach
Nolle Brus
Courtman ST
Ro Overholt
Dens
John Lautzenteser
Willie Hoonaway
Wauesburg
Charles Stahl
Board of Health
Will Dopebing
Wayne County
Olympia
Wash
Albert Leloux
Cleveland
Mary Floto
Wooster
Sunta Fe
New Mexico
Charles Mangus
Dan Ellenberger
Ellenberger
German Evangelical Church
Carolina Staver
Pennasivan
Qing
Miss Staver
John Boyer
Sidney
Winesburg
Q. W. Stahl
Abraham Housekeeper
Joseph Housekeeper
S. E. Neikirk
The
Reformed Church
John Stevens Anthony
Adles
Philpilperman
A. A. Caro
Hart
Phil Horn
Joseph Wilhelm
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Card Ad Claim
An old health ad explains kidney function, linking overwork to illness, pains, and heart strain. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a superior remedy and notes it is sold on its merits. The copy emphasizes purification by kidneys and urges first doctoring kidneys when sick.
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George Kettlet
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Zimmerman
Callahan
Ecitor
Hubbell
Kinane
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Yeas - Fisher
Sehaad
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Theo Pridp
Trinity
Mark Taylor
Franklinn Township
James May
Samuel Chouves
California
Brank Wilson
Soy Ray
Wilson
Plain Township
Portland
Oregon
Wooster Hardware Co
Suies
D D. Mer
R. L. Adair
Eli Fredrick
Jerome Clark
East Liberty Street
Syndicate
Laubach & Boyd
Conservatory
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ONE Price Clothing Store
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