Accurate Description of the Hequillhurst Poultry Farm
An acres property two miles north of Bigzia on the Cleveland Elyria and Western line offers a well equipped poultry farm for broiler raising and egg production. It includes a fifty acre tract of sandy loam land with eight acres of woods and established drainage from highway to woods. The two story frame house has fifteen rooms with modern conveniences including furnace hot and cold water bath and gas heating from on site wells. The farm features gas supplied facilities with hot water heaters steam boiler incubators and power for farm operations.
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Hequillhurst Poultry Parm
Bigzia
Cleveland
Elyria
Ager i Spee Lepine Watch Mathinea
Mer Steno v Pe Ecru
Sheretly Barth
Fairbanks and
Morris
Meah
Es Eevator
Ohio
Riyrin
Quillhurst
P. O
A. P. Worthington
Quilthurst Farm
Et Yria
C W B M Auxiliary Meets For Recruiting Work At Home
The C W B M Auxiliary of the Christian church gathered at Mrs Frank Horns home on North Bever street Thursday afternoon. Topics covered the Children’s work in Jamaica and in India. Readings by Mesdames Ream Dashem Latimer and Simmons highlighted the program. A social hour followed with Mrs Ross of Oneida Ohno visiting.
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The
Christian Church
Frank Horn
Bever Street
Mesdames Ream
Dashem
Latimer
Simmons
Jamaica
Bina
Mahoba
Deoghen
India
Army of Our Lord
Helen Feightoer
Japan
Edna Reams
Frank Horo
Ross
Oneida Ohno
Horn
Oil well drilling contract sealed on Bell land
On Thursday B Odenkirk closed a contract for drilling the oil well on the Bell land south of the city. W Fennell of Butler Pa is the contractor and a specialist in the business. Work must begin within twenty days and a new set of tools has been ordered. The project backers pledge a thorough test.
Van Wert Man Fatally Injured Crossing Rail Line
Lewis G Gilliland of Van Wert, a well regarded young man, was struck by a freight train while crossing a railway near his office. He had just wed Miss Gussie Underwood and was described as a gentleman. Medical reports indicated very serious head injuries and fears persisted that he would not survive.
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Lewis G Gilliland
van Wert
Gussie
Wells A Underwood
Century Club Meets at Kean Home on Wayne Ave
The Century Club held an engaging Thursday evening meeting at the home of W. I. Kean on Wayne Ave Judge L B R Critchfield spoke on National Life, Suggestion from Solomon's Temple, and its Dedication The paper was praised as one of the best read before the club in a long time
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Century Club
W. I. Kean
Wayne Ave
L. BR. Critchfield
Solomon’s Temple
Progress of Time in a Rusted Town
Weary Willie notes automobiles are common now while Dusty Rhodes replies that they can safely claim to be hostlers seeking work. The exchange reflects a streetwise discussion on mobility and employment in a changing era.
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Dusty Rhodes
uJdelpha Record
Manila Registers 154 Lawyers in City Supreme Court
The Manila register lists 154 lawyers in the city with 59 non Spanish and non Philippine nationals, mostly Americans. Many hold salaried government posts in legal work across departments.
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Manila
Supreme Court
Mrs C W French Aaron Seizes Autos in Debt Suit
March 6 Mrs W French wife of the president of several railroads regained temporarily two automobiles attached for debts contracted by Mr French She claims the cars are hers and replevined them as they were about to be sold The suit continues with Mrs Brooch holding the winning hand for now
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Elyria
A. B. Taylor
Lorain County Bank
W.C. LeMaster
Elyria Savings Bank
S. H. Squires
National Bank of
S. W. Henson
Savings Bank
H. A. Dykeman
Main Street
Elyria, O
Aaron
W French
French
the & M. Railway
None of Your Business Card Gag From Chicago News
A humorous exchange describes a young man wanting business cards printed with the note None of your business to dodge inquiry about a black eye. The printer agrees and envisions future curious questions being answered with a single phrase.
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Chicago News
Bank cashier commits suicide amid alleged shortage
Frank W. Cattle cashier of the state bank at Elkhart, facing an alleged $32 009 shortage and likely closure of the bank, shot himself in the left temple at his home after asking his son for water. He had been ill with pleurisy since the prior Saturday while en route to Springfield to meet Auditor McCullough about the shortage. The family found him dead with blood and brain matter on the pillow.
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Sprinfield III
Frank W. Cattle
State Bank
Elkhart
Mr Cattle
Springfield
McCullough
Spain Won't Pay Maine Wreck Claims, Commission Ruling
In Washington a Spanish Claims Commission decision denies claims by officers and men for deaths and injuries aboard the battleship Maine. The panel holds casualties occurred in line of duty and the foreign government bears responsibility.
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Spanish Claims Commission
Maine
Washington, D. C
Man
Wayne County Deed Records Mixed Miscellaneous Transfers
Wayne County deeds list quit claim and executor transfers from multiple townships. Transactions include Margaret Binkley to William McQuigg for 38 acres in a village area, several lot and acreage transfers in Wooster and Congress townships, and a 3 acre parcel in East Union. Notable names include Lacey, Ewing, Rickabaugh, Soliday, and Moncrief with amounts ranging from 180 to 3,000 dollars.
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Margaret Binkley
William McQuigg
John W. Kropf
Charles Lacey
Urrville
Wat
Hutia Haas
Mathias Mereweiser
Wooster
Willis H. Orretaloc
Ae Ry. Co
East Union Township
Charles L. Ewing
Sarah Wagner
Congress
George Rickabaugh
Holson A. Rickabaugh
Main Township
Lunetta Soliday
Ora A Fiaca
Wooster Township
Lizzie Buehl
Louis I. Buehl
Chippewa Township
Rebecca J. Slemmons
Marth
K. Smith
Canaan
Ermela Reese
the Wooster Building & Loan Aes
Oycres
Wayne Township
Frank E. Wilson
Elizabeth Ry
Plain Township
Special Convocation Delights Wooster Chaper and Millersburg Visit
The Wooster Chapter No. 27 RE Royal Arch held a special convocation at the Masonic Temple with Millersburg Chapter No. 86 visiting to confer the Royal Arch degree. The event featured formal opening, impressive ceremony, and a banquet for 75 with decorations, humor sketch souvenirs, and mutual compliments between chapters.
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Wooster
Masonic Temple
Millersburg
I. J. Shives
Geo J. Schwartz
J. B Milner
Tapom
Hapver
L.G Burton
H P
C OM Burns
K. W. S Garver
Luzhy
G H
Stiller
W Jones
R A.C .W Guty
Frank Shbives
McDowell
Jack’’ Stifter
B. F Harbaugh
E. H. Milthon
D P Shie
J. W. Hartzell
J. E. Shepherd
PF. C. Reichenbach
Ed. Wirth
H. Vandervort
J. G. Praeger
J. B. Mohler
Orrville
H 1. Bertolette
C. W. Rittenhouse
R H Critchfield
Shreve
W.K. McCalmen
J. D. Shallenberger
Smithville
J A. Kister
Hugh Ports
Millbrook
T A. Armstrong
Golden Corners
Hay Fever Association Faces Collapse Over Illness Cure Claim
A fragmentary note suggests members of a group called the Hay Fever Association rely on Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Asthma, claiming it cures the malady and drives illness from the system, with references to thousands of sufferers and a hot throat.
Wayne County Bar honors Hon Thomas W Peckinpaugh
After dinner the Wayne County Bar met to honor the late Thomas W Peckinpaugh. Resolutions praised his life as auditor and legislator, called him a gentleman of the old school, and urged the court to adjourn for his funeral in Wooster. The bar to attend en masse. five sons served as pallbearers. service led by Rev Dawson.
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Wayne County
Thomas W. aPcorcheke
Mahlon Rouch
Robert C. Taylor
B Rouch
Peckinpaugh
L. R. Critchfield
Court of Commone Pleas
Taggart
J.S. McCoy
T W Peckinpaugh
Thomas W.a Peckinpaugh
Hfe
Tle
Pabhish
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas W. Veelan
Navy
Wayne County Bar Court of Common Pleas
Thomas K
Frank ¢ Weston T
Omar
A. BK Pacwinpaugh
Wot Dawson
Berea
Wooster
Carpenters Union To Hold Meeting On Mayor’s Office Project
A carpenters union meeting was set to discuss mayoral office work in Wooster Virginia. A committee led by T S Wiggins Marion Shouse and Michael was formed to report at the next gathering. The union aims to report on wages, margins, and a proposed daily rate up to 2 dollars for skilled labor, with a 0 cent baseline for a tab or task.
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Ubion
Wooster Virentan
Wiggins
Marion Shouse
Michael
Tracher
Uays
Atdeb
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Re Eco
Podliry Farm
Bly O
A . Worthington
B. B. Williams
the National Bank of
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B.G Johnson
Reldan
LION
Bell Land
Century Club Meeting
Bug
Reno
C. W. French
Hay
Washington
Te Bper
United States
South Africa
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Guthrie
Okloma
Kanses
Spain
L. C. Franks
M L. Welser
Eval
Holloway
Ws. Ro
Lley
Burbank
Villar Craig
Anoa II
Pogsworth
Clinton Township
D. I. Moncrief
Lillian Moncrief
BAR
Thomas W. Peckinpaugh
Carpenters’ Union
Allen
All Droggista
Fredrie
New-York Tribune Farmer
Forears
NEW York Weekly Tribune
New York Tribune Farmer
Department of Agricultural Industry
Tribune Farmer
Cate
Rata
Eadvertie
ST. Jacobs
ST. Jacobs Oil, Ltd
Baltimore
Andres
Winnipeg
Hudson Bay Company
Wikimos
Hudson Bay
Chicago
George M. Hill Company
Bt Louis
Patrick McGindle
Margaret
McGinnis
Cestion
Senator Gamble
Committee On Indian Affairs
Gregory County
South Dakota
Department of the Potomac Grand Army
Arlington
Denver
Louis C Withup
Ullacity
United States District Court
Leavenworth
Sheen
Mitre
Bradfield Regulator
Atlanta
San Francisco
Rock Island
Rockles
Morra Nevada
Cara
California
Pervy Griffin
Park Building
Pittsburgh
John Sebastian
Pohedil
Ji Sang
Pittad
Geal Manette
Eaburgh
Boy Fe
Yeners
Genara’ Pacenytr Dzent
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