Peruna praised by readers in handwritten letters
A crowd of testimonials from readers in Milwaukee and Columbus extoll Peruna. Barbara McDonald reports recovery from catarrh of the stomach and fatigue after using Peruna. Julian V. Teller from Milwaukee praises its benefits through the German Young Woman's Union. The notice invites readers to join Dr. Hartman for free home treatment guidance by sending symptoms and prior efforts.
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St. Louis Blue Ribbon Club
Dayton Street
Sthonisy
Huttle
Tf Am
Barbara McDonald
Presipo
Julian V. Teller
Prairie Street
Milwaukee
Wis
German Young Woman's Union
Peruns
Hartman
Granig
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Funeral Notices and Local Happenings in Plain and Canaan
The Plain P.O. column reports large attendance at Henry Allaman's funeral and notes many attendees from nearby towns. It lists upcoming events including a Sabbath School committee meeting, a Prohibition meeting at the schoolhouse May 19, and Children's Day on June 8 at the Lutheran church. Additional items cover residents visiting Cleveland, job searches in Cleveland, and school closings in Canaan along with local sickness and deaths, including John Slutz of Cleveland and Matt Osaks.
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Henry Allaman
C. B. Whensetler
Scott
Allen Scott
Canaan
Whitamyer
Wayne
Barden
Funk
Henry Wintersteen
Plain Township
Sabbath School Committee
Henry Heyl
School House
Frank Weaver
Cleveland
E. M. Weaver
Forest City
Emma Peters
R. N. Butler
David Emery
Webb
Mr. Smith
West Salem
M.w.ocker
Howard Eberhart
Ed. Bowman
Bride
Creston
Rebecca Slutz
John Slutz
Hoak Pouid
Milton Smith
A. D. Somers
Blanche
Gauenstein
Knestrick
Matt Osaks
Satserdar
Arta
Aes Rowell
Halenstein
Youth Dies Suddenly in Field Near Sterling
Crites and wife of near Sterling report a son died Monday while planting torn in the field. He collapsed and died as he was being carried to the house. The death was attributed to apoplexy after initial reports of sunstroke due to the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crites
Sterling
Congress Happenings in Wooster May Readers Note
Congress correspondence from Wooster reports visits by Farmington Ills residents Lev Stair and others, attendance at Christian Endeavor Convention at Mt Eston, and relatives visiting. notes on funerals and a Children’s Day program at the Presbyterian church. Proceeds from a May 31 event at Town Hall benefit M B church repairs and invite all to attend. Children’s Day exercises planned for June 22 at the M E church.
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Wooster Republican Congress
Lev Stair
Farmington, Ills
Wesley Spangler
Stair
Chester Township
G. P. Musser
Warner
John S. Caskey
John I. Good
Walter Ferguson
Christian Endeavor
Mt. Eston
Wm. Batdorf
New Pittsburg
Jacob Batdorf
Burbank
Fred Clodfelter
Mr. Hoffman
Pe Rprleatons
N. W. Stanley
Ruth Ferguson
West Salem
Congress
J. H. Brown
Wootét
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Eo
Aceaine
Townhalk
M.B
Moe
Riera
Pocock Eyes Sand Deal and New Switch Plans
Mr Pocock presses to close the contract as he and Board of Trade men meet Wednesday with B and O freight officials about a new switch for the Wooster works. Mullins and Pocock visit Pittsburg to secure sand rates at 40 cents per ton and review coal rates from Massillon to Wooster. The plan includes routing sand via Killbuck to Millersburg then B and O or A and C to Orrville and Wooster.
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Poclock
Wooster
Pocock
Sand Company
W. J. Mullins
Pittsburg
Killbuck
C.a.&c
Millersburg
Orrville
Massillon
Cubbison
J. T. Holt
Sand venture forms strong footing for new firm
Citizens formed to invest in a sand operation expect 10 to 25 percent annual returns. A $25,000 capitalization is planned, with stock subscriptions already reaching several thousand dollars. Groundbreak for a glass plant anticipated near Decoration Day, with lumber, brick, and a Pennsylvania line switch to follow. Incorporators listed and papers filed as talks proceed.
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Columbus
Duer
Massillon
Pocock
Waterspout kills eight near Lewisburg Kentucky
Special to The Keecanican reports a waterspout at Lewisburg on the Kentucky side of the Ohio River swept away a house and all occupants today. Eight lives are reported lost with the disaster.
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Cincinnati
Lewisburg
Kentucky
Ohio
Council Meeting Tackles Tax Levy and Street Work
City council held a long session addressing the nine mill municipal tax levy and various street projects. They discussed Beall avenue crossing, a hose house in Saybolt addition, sewer connections, sidewalk repairs, and school house construction, with votes showing support for some improvements and rejections for others.
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Third Ward
van Nest
Minner
Csssts
John H Kauke
Albert Shupe
L E. Holden
John C. McClarran
Beall
Fisher
Kinney
Funk
Saybolt
van Over
Markley
A. B. Scobey
North Tatreat
West North Street
West Liberty Street
Zimmerman
E. M. Quinby
Beall Avenue
Quinby
West Henry Street
Pew
Housekeepers Club Meeting with Misses McCoy
The Housekeepers' club will meet with the Misses McCoy on Thursday afternoon June 6. Program includes music by Mrs Bruce, roll call with a practical suggestion, a paper on why modern inventions do not bring more time, and discussions led by Mrs redt fon and Mildred Carmoby. Also presented are topics on using cherries and vacation plans for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housekeepers’ Club
McCoy Thursda
Bruce
Redt Fon
Mildred
Malo
Honwoethe
Wes
Wests
Andlazio
Memorial Day observance and summer entertainments in Smithville
May 30 features a musical and literary event with ten cent admission, memorial services in the Methodist church and Presbyterial Cemetery observances on Memorial Day. Old soldiers fraternal groups to attend. Rev Yue pasco to preach. District updates include staff movements, telegraph training, and local births and relocations among Smithville residents.
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Smithville
U Ruase
Capt
Melelland
Wau En All
Diers
Ovens
Sirso N. West
Topeta Kan “Moss
Cora Mackvey
Bon Winters
Mise Marterss Scimet Ot Osn
Cannon blocks placed near Frick monument on square
Two large blocks of brown stone were set near the Frick monument on the square Monday morning. They will hold the two cannon powder in possession of the choral G A Ro post, with the setting of the cannon planned for July 4. Lawn mowers advertised at 250 starting price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick
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Smithville News
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