Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Wooster Builder
A Wooster builder Jacob Deer recalls kidney and back relief after taking Doan's Kidney Pills eight years ago. He reports lasting improvements and says he often uses them again with prompt, effective results. The ad notes price and US sole agents Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Dean
Jacob Deer
Beall Ave
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo New York
United States
Doan’s
PRESS POINTS AND CURIOUS NOTIONS IN PRINT
A collection of fragmented quotes and snippets from various papers. Items mention a LaFollette reference with absurd figures, a bank swindle plan, notes on behavior from Ohio River praise, Lincoln Steffens and Chicago journalists, a Salt Lake woman's burial wish, Baer of coal, Gorky, a weather flag mishap, a Swiss firemen tax tale, and a radical standpat story about Swiss firemen blocked at the border.
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Wwee
Philadeophia-bedger
Ohio River
Chicago Record Herald
Ostsa
Lincoln Steffens
Chivcazo Tribune
Sultana Survivors Elect Toledo Reunion Officers
At the Sultana survivors reunion in Toledo on Tuesday officers were elected: Colonel S. H. Raudebaugh of Linsey, lieutenant colonel W. Freiser Marion, adjutant J. J Zalser of Canton, mayor A. W. King of Defiance, chaplain W. P. Madden ofSentant Quartermaster Mrs. 3. Rovdebaugh of Linsey. A memorial committee was formed with Dr. Madden of Xenia and J J Zabeer of Canton to erect a monument on the Columbus capitol grounds for Ohio boys lost in the Sultana disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
S. H. Raudebaugh
Linsey
W. Freiser Marion
J. J Zalser
Canton
A. W. King
Defiance
W. P. Madden
Sentant
H. Rovdebaugh
Dr. Madden
Xenia
J J Zabeer
Capitol Grounds
Columbus
Fire destroys Locar Ton Inn in Wayne County
Wooster residents and visiting motorists faced shock as the Locar Ton Inn burned Saturday morning next to the three story Cady building. Firefighters focused on saving the other structures. guests escaped with scant clothing while the hotel owner Robert Lucas faced substantial losses with $1200 insurance on the inn’s dance hall. The Sun, a famed Way ne county resort, offered tea to travelers prior to the blaze.
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Cady
Lucas Inn
Bi-County Teachers Association Holds Worthy Canton Meeting
A well attended Bi County Teachers Association gathering in Canton last Saturday named Orrville as next meeting site. Superintendent John K Baxter of Canton Public Schools was elected president and Miss Retta Weirick of Orrville became secretary. An executive committee includes John Ellis Massillon George Jacot Apple Creek Miss Margaret C King Wooster and H M Wherry Alliance.
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Teachers’ Association
Canton
Orrville
John K. Baxter
Canton Public Schools
Retta Weirick
John Ellis
Massillon
George Jacot
Apple Creek
Margaret C. King
Wooster
H. M. Wherry
Allianedhe
University Notes Highlight Missionary and Clergy Moves
Oscar Hills of the University City network has completed his medical course at the University of Pennsylvania and will serve as a medical missionary in Chefoo China joining Er Hunter Corbett. Lois Lion of Wooster 1901 led a girls school in Hangchow and Maumee Presbytery’s meeting in Perrysburg saw Wooster men prominent with Rev Carl Elliott chosen moderator and Rev Arthur Barber clerk plus talks on church life and its social role.
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Oscar—Hils
University of Pennsylvania
Chefoo
China
Er. Hunter Corbett
Lois Lion
Wooster
Hangchow
Uninn
Maumee
Perrysburg
Carl H Elliott
Arthur H Barber
Defiance
George W. Brown
Delta
Woiearato
Wooster called as site for new cooperative store
J H Harpster, in Wooster recently, recommends the city as a prospective location for a cooperative store. The Republican notes his recommendation and hints at the advisability of the company locating a store here, presenting a favorable boost to Wooster and the county.
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J H. Harpster
Wooster
The
Republican
Advertised Letter List No 18 Wooster Post Office
The following letters remained now called for in the Wooster Post Office April 30 Gentlemen F Haine Home Mission Society Clyde Messmore Fraian Minoff Foreign Jacob Stouffer C Snell George Tomes Ladies Miss Oma Griffith Misa May Grouse Mrs Minnie Kauffman Mias Harriet Erb Phimre
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Wooster Post Office
F. Haine
Home Mission Society
Clyde Messmore
Fraian Minoff
Jacob Stouffer
C. ©. Snell
George Tomes
Oma Griffith
Misa May Grouse
Minnie Kauffman
Mias
Harriet Erb Phimre
Boy Fractures Wrist After Fall From Fence
Milton Long nine year old son of Henry Long of West Houry arrested Saturday afternoon after falling from a wire fence and breaking his right wrist. Dr. J. J. Kinney provided surgical care.
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Milton
Henry Long
West Houry
Laxets Candy Laxative Promises Easy Relief
Advert says Laxets laxative candy provides pain free relief for those who tolerate other laxatives poorly. It claims no griping or nausea and is sold for 15 cents by Bixler Modern Pharmacy. Also notes Foley's Kidney Cure to prevent fatal kidney disease if taken timely, from Chas F. Bixter and Saubach & Boyd.
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Bixler Modern Pharmacy
Foley
Chas
F. Bixter
Unclear merger plans for Methodist Book Concern plants
A Buffalo telegram reports no merger of the Book Concern plants after four days of study. The Los Angeles conference commission voted unanimously to keep publishing at Cincinnati and New York with modifications. They will unify general management under one publishing agent.
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Buffalo
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
Ciincinnati
Obituary notices from Wooster area reflect multiple deaths
A Wooster area obituary page reports the deaths of Mrs. Mary W. Hunt prominent author of a temperance science text used in public schools, Edward Martin a former Wooster resident, Ben F. Fercade a former employee of Western Union, Miss Mandila Hostettler daughter of Jonathan Hostettler, Eugene Grosjean a long time resident near Frederickaburg, and Nathan Waite Smith born 1827. The narrative covers their ages, brief life details, survivors, and funeral arrangements, with emphasis on community standing and Christian faith.
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Mary W. Hunt
Washington, D. C
Edward Martin
Wooster
Ky River
Martin
John Dayne
West North Street
Mins Ida Dagne
Ben F Fercade
Western Union Legraph Co
Decatur
Mr Finacle
Hoime
Mrs. Finacle
Lottie Braishaw
Woo
Eugene Grosjean
Frederickaburg
I. m
Mt Eaton Heia
Charles Grosjean
San Francisco
Cal
Windom
Minn
L. E. Grosjean
Fredericksburg
Julia Wynn
Cedar Rapids
Mich
Grosjean
Nathan Waite Smith
Applecreek
Ohio
Plain Township
Joseph
California
Great Plains
Nicaragua
New York
Philadelphia
Pitteburg Fort Wayne and
Chicago
Rebecca Roach
Arth
Baseball Gossip Opening Day Sparks Elyria Plans
Willy m hints at a May 15 opener at Elyria with Wooster supplying a team if receipts satisfy. Letter from Elyria secretary Braaselle shows big support for Wooster as well as interest in Decoration Day games. Norwalk may join Trolley League. Wooster prospects and club figures discussed with Wilson aiming to form a 4 or 5 team league. Alcock praised as a tireless Ohio Kid star and crowd favorite for Wooster.
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Elyria
Wilhelm
Wooster
Norwalk
al Lawson
Lawson
Barberton
Faubach
E. Wilhelm
R&r Braaselle
Brasselle
Wilson
Wilken
Cleveland and Southwestern Trolley League
Cleveland
John O. Wilson
Republican
Medina
Rangers
Birmingham Age of Tea
Forby Alcock
Alcock
Ohio
Overton move and local notes in AUKERMAN April 80
Cliff Swartz moved his household goods to Overton on Wednesday and expects summer dredge work. Ora Hudson closes a term at District No. 5 and plans to teach winter term in Wilmot. Mrs Aaron Dague recovering from sickness. Dredge men laid off briefly due to a break. Mrs. Mary Stewart sick but improving. Shepperd receives a gift from Kentucky. Local reflections on house cleaning and garden work. An ad cites Foley’s Kidney Cure and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve with testimonials.
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Aukerman
Cliff Swartz
Overton
Swartz
Ora Hudson
Wilmot
Mary Stewart
Shepperd
Kentucky
Planting Trees for Cross Ties by Pennsylvania Railroads
The Pennsylvania plans to plant about 200,000 trees this year for cross ties following nearly 200,000 planted last year along the Philadelphia and Middle division. Other lines starting tree programs include Norfolk and Western, Michigan Central with 40,000 catalpa trees, and Illinois Central with two large catalpa groves. Northern Pacific is considering the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Middle Division
Norfolk & Western
Michigan Central
Ordinance Delayed for Wooster Mansfield Trolley
The Wooster Mansfield trolley ordinance has not been published as required by law and may be delayed. Bond buyers hold up the road, making construction timing uncertain, with final publication not expected until the matter is settled.
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Wooster Mansfield Trolley
Earthquake Contributions Grow With City Help
Mayor Van Nest arranges to route new earthquake donations to the San Francisco Infermera fund. Representative E. S. Wertz gave $5 at the mayor's office and Dr. W. G. Whitmore left $25 at The Republican office on Saturday. Prompt acknowledgment expected for any additional gifts and the money sent out.
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van Nest
San Francisco
E. S. Wertz
W. G. Whitmore
Hoods Sarsaparilia Offered in Tablet Form
The notice announces Hood sarsaparilia available in chocolate center tablets and the usual liquid form. It states efforts to solidify the medicine for tablet use, highlighting the properties of each medicinal ingredient. Distributed by druggists with Lowell Massachusetts referenced.
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Sert Tvomiar
Yiat
Lowell
Mass
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