14 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
1
Wooster women and vicinity are informed that on the specified date a special display of Ladies Coats Suits Skirts and Waists will be shown in all modes color and shades with a complete line for Misses and Children including season novelties.
Mr. George Forney of a major Cleveland manufacturer will be present to display a special color line not in stock. The notice invites all customers to visit and inquire.
March 18 report from A, J Fredrick & Co. covers church praise at Mrs Thome home, Miss Isole McConakay surprise party, illness of Taylor Price's child, and Homer Pinkley travels. Sugar camps report flow and a camp destroyed by fire. Nearby wedding planned, school events at Viteous Hall and Band township, teacher exams and summer term plans, various visits and social notices. Reporter and Ada Wulfberow in Wooster business trip.
Unclaimed letters as of March 12 include gentlemen Wm Bowman Samuel Broger Percy M Fulton John Hefflefinger W J Howell Enos Svetnovsahi Foreign T Saur Wm Tagg Criss Wenaryrick and ladies Mrs Jacob Hoffman Mrs Ansa Nolen.
An old advertisement proclaims a Dr Thomas Eclectric liniment as the strongest and cheapest pain remedy ever devised, a household staple in America for 25 years.
Counts on result March 12 as Wallace and brother visit. Wallace absent from pulpit for five Sundays. Obituary notes Arthur Stauffer fatally injured on a B&O train. funeral held at Maple Mound cemetery. Local election debate rages with dry and wet camps claiming leads. village growth and business moves cited along with civic improvements.
DC Naylor of the Experiment Station rushed to Doulonville after his brother D D Naylor died suddenly at 80. Naylor had been ill but was asleep when found dead. Also reported is the death of Eugene Ahler, brother of Mrs. Grambine, who suffered apoplexy Saturday in Lebanon and died Sunday evening.
The community mourns John A Rehm who died after a protracted illness and held funeral services at his South Markets residence with Rev Frank Heilman presiding. Other obituaries note David D Kimberlin aged fifty eight, Mary Aon Goochnaur aged eighty two, and Mary E. at home with services in Rock Grove and burial at Beeth Chapel cemetery.
A Common Pleas court record shows Redett returning on an unspecified matter and tendering $123 under law. Levers are listed with the right to demand payment of $123.
In a candid early 20th century ad style the Ford Seed Co Ravenna Ohio listing seeks every farmer to learn about oats silage and field corn and offers samples and a catalog on request The Old Virginia Silage Corn claims higher silage yield and best quality with low prices and choice seed.
The Wooster Wayne Oil & Gas Company reports new leases to produce wells and plans a large stock sale to raise funds for property improvements. It notes executives’ salaries and promises profits while critics fear promoter-driven investments and misused funds.
A garbled local notice recalls a stroke incident near New Pitts and a hospital mention for Dr Mowery of Keedstriry. It notes Ali fe fuer awaiting results, John Aine starting work for Chas Fetzer, and Omar Firestone home from school for summer on the farm. A honeymoon farewell, a bell ringing event, and varied village updates follow amid unclear names and places.
A notice announces Whitmer’s promotion to a management role at Adams Express in Youngstown after a two month period in charge there. The move follows earlier service at Wester and references the transfer to oversee office operations and carry forward business.
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