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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
3
The Wooster Republican notes rising costs for The New York Tribune and its own paper after Saturday March 34. The Tribune will cost $1.50, rising for the Saturday edition to $1.75. Readers paying $1.50 for both papers must renew by Saturday.
The piece urges residents to pull together to boost the city’s population and tax base, arguing a unified effort could drive higher civic engagement and economic benefits. It notes past corridor plans and hints at political figures like Cortelyou and Hanna influencing funds from insurers to yield results, urging action.
A fragment hints at readers seeking reasonable content in January Republicaan files with mentions of officers hurrying home to do quick figuring and snake and robin stories referenced.
A playful weather note urges the forecast to rise and deliver the hour and temperature in clear terms. It hints at urgency for timely updates and reliable daily details from meteorology sources.
Alton B. Parker appears to have stretched his supply of advice in a public appearance, drawing attention to his persistent readiness to counsel on political matters. The remark underscores Parker’s former campaign role and ongoing influence in current discourse.
A fragmented note reports Andrew Hamilton applying frosting to a surface or dessert task. The line suggests a homemaker or crafts context without clear event details or location. Further readable details are insufficient to identify people, places, or outcomes.
A brief note warns that violets will emerge after a calm period, suggesting seasonal change. No event or named entities are detailed. The line hints at nature’s timing rather than a verifiable news item.
Amid Pattison’s sickness and health battles in Ohio politics, whispers grow that Price Ransell may be appointed head of the state department. Wayne County figures are cited as potential backers, though no formal nomination has been made. The Experiment Station Board of Control delay hinges on Pattison’s condition, with uncertainty looming over leadership at the state level as the illness persists.
Ron Charles A Verest delivered a lecture titled The Nation's Call for Moral Manhood at the Reformed church. Despite bad weather and a small crowd, the talk impressed listeners with its study and eloquence, urging young men to civic righteousness amid political corruption. The audience commended the speaker for his effort.
Heavy rains and warm days caused rapid snowmelt to flood Apple Creek and Killbuck, overflowing low land and pushing water to bank high levels along Cedar Valley. By Tuesday morning water was stationary with limited damage expected unless rains resume. downstream near the Baltimore and Ohio line the danger eased as receding water reduced risk.
Wayne county commissioners met Holmes county officials in Millersburg Tuesday to discuss the big ditch improvements. J Adair represented Wayne county due to illness of W Fagan.
Trustees report no bids yet for the brick works worth much to the estate. Ross W. Aupekito notes small assets not worth consideration. Parties would pay a small sum, but no offer meets the appraised value. Funck denied sale at two thirds of value though inquiry prompted. market rumors of a Northern Ohio brick pool attempting to buy and shut the plant down are unconfirmed. Funck and creditors favor selling the plant.
County officials Harrold and Brown list Grand Jurors for April 9 1906 and Petit Jurors for April 16. Names include Harry Miller J Young William Berbert A J Lance Samuel Geisinger L Q Ebert James Ickes Andrew Massaro Radogh Schmidt Dell Harte Riley Franks A Landher L E Y com William Batdorf Henry Saiture Henry Muster and others.
A collage of classified notices from Wooster Ohio listing seed potatoes seed corn and fruit plants for sale. Ads promote Banners potatoes and a 133 acre farm near Wooster with timber buildings and water, plus a eight month old yellow hound puppy for sale. Also many fruit trees vines shrubs roses and various plants for sale, with greenhouse plants and lawn grass seed. Contact names include M White and Henry Taylor and Phil A Rice with Wooster addresses and phone numbers.
A small, open faced silver watch is reported missing in the Smithville area or along the route toward Wooster. Finder is urged to return it to the office to receive Tawarts.
The undersigned administrator of George W Sraright estate is appointed in Wayne County. Debts unsettled require mediation prior to probate. The court confirms the executor's authority to settle claims and arrange payment of estate obligations.
The undersigned has been duly appointed interim executor of the estate of Leonard R. Huwven, late of Wayne County, Ohio. All persons indebted to the estate are urged to make immediate payment, and those holding claims against the estate must present them.
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