Wooster Market Notes From Woolster Stock Exchange
The Wooster market summary shows futures for Wheat May at 1.035, July at 1.00, and similar figures for Gero and Oats. Local prices list butter 22 cents per pound, eggs 14 cents per dozen, lard 9 cents, chickens 10 cents, potatoes 60 cents. Grain prices include Wheat 95 cents, flour retail 5.50, rye 50 cents, corn 6 cents, timothy seed 2 dollars, hay 10 to 11 dollars, wool unwashed 14 to 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gero
Daly
Wooster
East Buffalo and Pittsburg Market Cattle and Hogs Prices
Market notes list live cattle, sheep, and hog prices by region. East Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago Cleveland show varied steers, cows, heifers, calves and hogs with prices from 4.50 to 7.60 and notes on prime and choice lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Lesen
Smithville Commencement at Normal Hall May 16
Smithville high school holds commencement at Normal hall on Saturday evening May 16. Hon Frank B Willits of Ada delivers the class address with music by the Utopian orchestra. The 1908 class aims for an outstanding program and admission is 15 and 25 cents. A local agricultural fair annual and wheat sale mention at Nuftzeer's mill offers top price for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville High School
Normal Hall
Frank B. Willits
Ada, U
Clay
Legal Notice Vacating Orrville street section by railroads
Notice is given that on March 7, 1908, the Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway Company and The Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Chicago Railway Company filed with Wayne County Court of Common Pleas a petition to vacate all of Wimatreet in Orrville Village bounded by Elim Street and adjacent railroad and street lines. The petition requests the court to decree the described portion a public street or highway and permit further proceedings as allowed by law. Carey and Mullins represent the railways as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron M. Baker
William Wood
Agron Wood
Wayne County
Ohio
AAIO
Tmlowlox Nesfed Reg Estate
Shuata
Lattasbaurg
County of
Wayne
Oulo
Said
Derrers
Thirsto & Gornori
Makston
Mune
Ganc
Hue
Cain
Surveyor’s Office
John Brinkerhoff
Bea
Mor
M. Baker
John V. Keeler
Pit
Cleveland Akron & Columbus Railway Company
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne da Chicco Railway Comany
Court of Common Pleas
Wimatreet
Orrville
County of Wayne
State of
Elim Street
Eim St
West Unk St
Eimst
Kim Street
Kim St
Pool Wood
Bim St
Hin
WCL
Kotty
Beth
Cleveland
Akron
Columboy Ty. Co
Fort Wayne
Vnleago Railway Company
Carey & Mullins
New Firm of Lawyers Forms in Local Practice
A new partnership forms under two Woorter lawyers WF Kean and former Provate Judge Ro L Adair. The two partners, aging into the field, plan a short lived joint venture with no prior acquaintance. The offices will be led by Adair with the partnership to operate distantly from the current offices.
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Cf Woorter
WF Kean
Provate
Ro L Adair
Nnn
Adair
Man files $5000 damage suit against Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Tarwill of Wooster files a petition in Wayne county common pleas asserting the railroad’s bridge construction over Applecreek caused flooding and bank erosion. Attorney James A D Metz represents Tarwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tof Tarwill
Wooster
Wayne County Coat of Common Pleas
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Co
Tarwill
Applecreek
D Metz
Mt .Larwill
Wayne County Delegates Rally for Pomerene at State Convention
Wayne county delegates to the State Democratic convention travel via Pomerene special from Orrville to Columbus, aligned with John Sherman support and backing former Governor Campbell. Delegates listed include Framing Fister, H A Hart, Wallis Harp Dalton, Wyley A Miller, Worth, Zell, Emanuel Lanier, Koch, Marion Aitkoy, and others from Wooster, Orrville, and Doylestown.
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Wayne County
Columbus
Tueaday
Pomerene
Orrvaida
Columbbus
Wayné County
Fom John
Fister
H A. Hart
Wowter
Wallis Harp Dalton
Wyley A Miller Shreve
Ed Worth
Albut Zell
Orrville
Emanuel Lanrer
Koch
Marion Aicoy
Wooster K F
John Mowery Overton
Wm Derble
Doyletuwo
Price Russell
Restoo
Society Get Thirty New Names in Wooster News
Lively social page notes a wedding shower for Olina Mayme Yinkey and Donald Fuss, with guests led by Misa Elizabeth Tawcey. Also reported are dinners for Mr and Mrs Hills of Chicago and Wooster area gatherings, plus church society meetings and a notable campaign adding thirty new names to the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society roster. The item highlights local figures like Miss Lil Horn, Gertruda Vollrath, and business leader Mr Fuss, with Wooster Brush Works ties and community events through Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elizabeth Tawcey
Olina Mayme ‘Inkey
Donald Fuss
Sonora
Lillien Horn
Gertruda Vollrath
Miss Yinkes
Fusa
Miss Yinkey
Me Foss
Wooster
Buatoess Wen
Making Big Not Haste Top Wooster Tunnel Company
The Wooster Tunnel Company held its annual meeting in Judge John C. McCarran's office on Tuesday afternoon. Ottigers were elected for the ensuing year and reports from officials were approved. The company, incorporated for 100000, earns about 30000 yearly from tunnel use, paying a dividend of 33 1/3 percent. A shift sinking promises promising prospects.
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Top Wooster Tunnel Company Tat
Fugnel Out
Colorado
John C. McCarran
Wes Ottigers
Electau
Smithville News Roundup of May 6 in Local Dispatch
May 6 report from Smithville notes lingering cold and wet hinder fruit buds yet 6 inches of snow recent, visitors including Louis Agkerwan with moving pictures and Rev S P Kiefer hosting guests. Local families, births, and travels fill the week with multiple visits, church events, and school notes across Smithville and nearby towns.
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Smithville
Thurdiy
Louis Agkerwan
Anna Zoly
Merril
Petryeville
Kiefer
C'S. Getiz
Sorith
Bur Vick
Brant
Tetephocre
Pttreg Op
Wooter
Rittman
Peter Hoff
Garrett
Ada
Alpha Fike
Orrville
Jacob Felger
Charles Jacob
Wooster
Jd. C. KH. Jacob
R. B. Yoder
Cleveland
H. M. Yoder
Annay
Saville
K'a” Yoder
Spelby
Howe
Josep Sider Vormmer
Hetley
Ft Ikecovery
Lloyd Felton
Ackermagsbouw
Rittmay
Wow Norris
Taylor University
Christian Endeavor Convention In Creston At Presbyterian Church
District Christian Endeavor convention to be held Friday and Saturday in Creston at the Presbyterian church. C H Huopbeil of Columbia, state secret ary, will speak Sunday evening at 5 30 on Christian Endeavor work. You had us it was wonderful merit clean it couldn’t keep reputation for thirty years. Hollister’s Wonky Mountain Tea or tablets 8s. H. Boyd & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Presbyterian Church
C H Huopbeil
Columbia
Werica
H. Boyd & Co
Horse Stolen From Bevington in Wooster
Henry Bevington reported a horse and buggy missing after church in Wooster on Sabbath evening. Police and residents searched, and Monday morning Samuel Swarts located and returned the horse after contact with Bevington. The horse likely driven away by someone seeking a ride.
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Henry Bevington
Wooster
Chorc
Bevington
Walter Sluzn
East South Street
Evin
Bis
Owes
Henry A. Hailer
Bownan Strete
Hailers
Bowman and
Beyer Streets
Haller
Samuel T Swarts
Republican
Heller
Swarten
Swarts
Buckeye Clay & Conn Company elects officers at New Saluebury meeting
Friday session at New Saluebury mines east of Alliance on the C and P railroad discussed development of 2 ac res of coal land and five vein coal, shaft cast, sewer pipe projects, and market plans by September. Directors include Welch, Sloane, Hieson, Brunk, Jarvis, and others from Ashland to Pandora with reps at Findlay, Louisville, and Cleveland.
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Buckeye Clay & Conn Company
New Saluebury
Alliance
Tobey
the & P
Findlay MarsGeld
McLamb
Loujonville
Asbacd
Cleveland
Pandora
Wouvster
Santos Ust
Liverpool
Dawson
Death comes quickly for Henry Bartrom farmer
Henry Bartrom a farmer living northwest of Shreve died at 7:00 p.m. Sunday from a paralysis attack. He was stricken Saturday afternoon on a business trip homeward. He was taken to the home of Wt Bevington, then cared for by Dr Paul of Shreve before being moved to his daughter Mrs Samuel Fox’s residence. The funeral was held at 2:25 p.m. Tuesday, with interment at Shreve.
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Henry Bartrom
Shreve
Bartrom
Shitum
Bevington
Neasener
Paul
Atricken
Atricken Man Was Removd To the Residence of His ¢Daughter, Mra Sameel Fox
Tefuied
Terment
Chreve
Guests Cause Commotion at City Boarding House
On a Saturday evening a man named Harry Lode of Mesattlon caused a disturbance at Mrs. Clasp’s boarding house on Madison Avenue and South Market Street. Police arrived after a commotion in a crowded room. Lode, intoxicated, was assisted by Officer Rovels and later taken to the city jail. He recovered from his ailment and was sent back to Maswillon with a ticket furnished by township trustee James Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lode
Mesattlon
Froken Deri
Rovels
Bradenavas
Maswillon
James Taggart
Republicans Meet To Choose Delegates In Wooster Precinct
The Republicans of precinct No. 4 Wooster will convene in Ron W Funek’s office Thursday evening May 7 between 7 and 9 to select delegates and alternates for the county convention to be held in Wooster May 9 to choose a precinct committeeman for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ron W. Funek Phuoreday
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Foreclosure Suit Against Lebrang and Mutersbanga Filed
The Citizens Nations Bank files suit to foreclose a mortgage on 84 acres in Wayne Township against J W Lebrang and Salina Mutersbanga and seeks judgment for 8400. Attorneys Samy ser Weygaudt and Weber represent the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Nations Bank
Hospital Telegram From Albert Coley Lingers Saturday
A telegram from Albert Coley to a Wooster correspondent reports he left the hospital for Monte Vista on Saturday and expects to be all right in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Coley
Wooster Srived
Morte Vista
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People’s
Colum
Orrville and
Wooster Road
Jersey
H.G. Dalley
Chester White
Albert Berger
J. F.schmuck
St. A
Berkshire
W. Lemmon
Rte 5
Michael Cotterman
Weyne County
Marl. Scott
Adinix Wooster
Catherine Ruutaan
WG. Whitmore
Wayne O
Wooster Obio
Wo Willdell
Adams Co Town
Jane
V .2D. James
Telegraph
Wooster Grain and
Woostertock Exchange
Cheney Brothers
Foulard Silks
William Annat
Nuftzeer's
the Syndicate
Liberty St
Janes Finley
Wario Trinity
Baysy
Margaret E. Sthock
Wonster
Margaret U. Brown
Wayne “Ondy
ELT Akrown
Charles Zaring
Urr Vills
MR and Mrs
Hills
A. A. Hille
Edward Hills
Chicago
Grinty Spring
Howore
O. C. Willams
Doner
Wm. WH. Wisnard
N. Wishara
Indianapolis
Paul Scdellenberger
Als
Weoster
Fom
Profite
Moody
Ralph Norwood
Appie Lossoma
Joby Myere
God Mere
David Atyers
Hve Guiets
Jobe
Myers
Beauevonvue
Vollrath, Nachtrieb
Bterbart
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Church of Dad Well
Heard.of Trade
Jnorea
Eqing
Agen
United Presbyterian Church
W.D. Possoe
North Market Street
David Myers
Mr Sobe
Myere
Ee Lotheran Aid
Ata Regelar
Misg
Eoin Shheekeye-Atretes
Erreld
Churces
Myre
Frank Sweeny
WO. T. OG
Regotar
The
Baptist Church
Wooster Tunnel Company
Rey
East
E-Liberty
R F Welch
B. Sloane
Ashland
G. W bLrunk
Manaheli
J. Hieson
Loudunville
Harryard x Findlay
A Tem McComb
Robert Borsner
Closeland
M KE
Miskall
Canton
Jona Schotz
George Moure
Dawson Pa
Henry Bartrum
The'syndicate
Lana Stranger
City Prison
Musiih
E. Liberty St
Gerstenslager
Holcher
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