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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
4
An editorial laments disheartened conditions in Western towns, urging collective effort to attract new industries, boost circulation, and improve finances. It notes farming strength, schools, and factories, while criticizing past setbacks and political distractions as obstacles to growth.
Creditors of C. D. Horst formerly of an agricultural implement business in Rosville now on a farm attended a meeting Monday in Te Poe Mea of W. F. Kean. The note records Horst’s election as trustee with local stakeholders present.
The letter from a district veteran urges support for Democratic candidate Susser, accusing the opposing congressman of political neglect and bias against veterans. It argues for prompt pension actions, urging prayer and church guidance to motivate wider civic duty.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Smyser and Stayer in a Monday session at Ohio legislature. The debate centers on a primary election and potential removal of opposed nominations. Ambiguity and garbled names obscure precise outcomes or participants.
March notes from Canaan report a Sunday evening song service at the Presbyterian church and a Teachers Institute led by John Johnson and wife. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Chas Orr and Emma Orr from Wayne equity home. Local pupils at Golden Corners under R B Snell and social visits among Stark county residents are listed.
Washington reports the president urges expanded coast defenses for insular territories and key entrances including Manila Bay Pearl Harbor Guantanamo Guam San Juan Honolulu and the Panama Canal. He warns defenses are essential amid rising threats and faster naval reach.
A Wooster physician shares a humorous tale about a country trip to treat a young lady with a lung cold. The doctor notes the plaster on the chest helped, as the mother had placed it on a band box she owns. The incident reflects local humor and the era’s medical quirks.
Fairmont West Virginia March 6 three men burned to death when a Baltimore and Ohio short line freight locomotive overturned near Smithheld West Virginia. Officials say the engine toppled while on the Seth division. Foam and brakeman died in the wreck with others injured. Boston March 6 Captain John and crew of a British steamer from Gloucester reported the Norwegian bark Gerd abandoned after a collision near England. City of Gloucester left Heulva Spain with iron ore for Newark, badly damaged by a storm late February, leaking by March 2. Washington March 6 Supreme Court dismissed Cortelyou vs Mayor Las Vegas, arising from a post office closure dispute. A writ of mandamus sought opening of the Las Vegas post office. court ruled against.
The advert promises Mi o na as a stomach strengthener and nerve booster, linking digestion to physical and mental energy. It claims guaranteed cure for stomach diseases excluding cancer, markets through Laubach & Boyd, and asserts a physicians access to its formula with a money back guarantee on each 50 cent vial.
Chicago on March 6 passed an ordinance doubling saloon license fees from 500 to 1000 starting May 1 unless vetoed by Mayor Dunne. The measure aimed to curb crime amid strong opposition from the saloon sector. vote was 40 to 28. Chicago notes 7017 saloons. Consul McJimsey resigns in St Joseph.
The March 4 uncalled for letters include Gentlemen C C Arbuthnot J Benson Jas W Browne Wm Bowman Philip Corey W H De Long W A Hostettler Joseph Horbal Robert Marke E J Paddock and others. Also listed are The Girls Club The Ladies Home Journal and several Misses Mrs Heard Mrs Markle and Mrs Mary McDayette.
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