Markets by Telegraph Tre WoostergraIn and Stock Exchange
Markets by telegraph report from Wooster stock exchange with futures and produce prices. Whest May 1.04 percent July 92. Corn May 78 percent July 63 44. Oats May 55 July 47 53. Butter per pound dairy eggs per dozen 149. Lard per pound 9c. Chickens 10 cents per lb. Potatoes 60c. Wheat 96c. Flour retail 5.60 to 6.50 per barrel. Rye 7.00. Barley 1.00. Timothy seed 2. Clover seed 12.00. Hay 10 to 11. Salt per barrel 1.10. Bran 1.25. Millet 1.30. Wool 15 to 18 cents.
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Woostheh
Livestock and Grain Market Prices by City Links
East Buffalo and Chicago markets show cattle, sheep, hogs, and grain prices with varied bids. Notable figures include steers around $6.50 to $7.00 in several cities, calves from $2.60 to $6.75, and hogs ranging $5.25 to $5.75 depending on weight and grade. Wheat No 2 red quoted near $1.01 to $1.23 per bushel, corn No 3 around 73 to 74 cents.
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East Buffalo
OD. Ives
Pittsburg
York- Cleveland
School festival raises funds for cement walks
May 27 festival by the school association attracted many attendees. Proceeds amount to $05 to be used for grading and cement walk construction around the school building, with Work 194 to commence soon. George J Kaufman and family from Louisville Ohio visited his parents. Several locals attended memorial and church services with a program planned of songs solos and recitations. The Rev Harlan of Wooster to deliver the oration. Various residents and visitors appeared in town for social and family visits.
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George J. Kaufman
Harry
Louisville
J. S Kaofman
New Fitsburg Ust
W. H Broandt
W. Kaofman
Catherine
Mary
Martha Hamlon
Mark Hines
Fay Webster
H. (. Wintersteen
A Hines
Rav Bo Fu Rhosds
Shland
Saurday
Harlan
Wooster
Wito Ag
Miss Lucy Reid Dies on Threshold of Womanhood
Miss Lucy Reid dies at home on Bowman Street after a rheumatic illness and complications. Funeral at 1 p m Friday from East Bowman street home, interment at Belleville in Richland County. Survived by father James M Ford, mother, and two brothers Clayton Reid Ottumwa and Howard Reid Jeannette.
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James M Ford
Bowman Street
Lucy Reid
Miss Reid
Bellville
Richland County
Lacy Reid
Barberton
Wester
Sharp
Clayton Reid
Ottumwa
Saant Howard Reid
Jeannette
Paur
Reid
Local notes from Burbank recount visits and events
Burbank notes from May recount visitors from Creston and Lodi at residents’ homes, an ice cream parlor opening, and a memorial sermon by Rev. F A Felton. Decoration day plans include a procession, songs, addresses, and a cemetery dedication by the Methodist church. A memorial for Cyrax Young is recorded with a church Sabbath school tribute.
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Muiss Hazel -Hanenstein
Uapuan
W B Mendwar
Polk and Nankin
Naoday
Gs All
McQusts
Creston
A. H Qovera
Belvasvere Cullera
Lodi
Sam Shoup
Tow
Harry Sudders
Lee Feeman
Miss Steinbrigg
F. A. Felton
Methodist Church
America
Felton
Lincoln
Gettyaburg
J. BE. Snyder
Miss Fertunda Rowan
Switch
Harry Hower
F. A Felton
M B. Mead
Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School
Burbank
Cleored
Cyrax Young
J E Barnard
F CO Kxell
Deaths and Visits in New Pittsburg Area May 26
New Pittsburg May 26 Mrs Annis Jackson wife of W W Jackson died at her home Saturday evening after a lingering tuberculosis illness Funeral services will be held Tuesday Interment in New Pittsburg cemetery In town visitors include Mrs W W Lehr of Columbus and Mrs W W Garver of Chester Also several local residents and visitors are noted with church sermons visits and house repainting. R N Butler on the sick list and Mrs Joe Foos improving slowly.
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Annis Jackson
W. Jackson
New Pittspurg
W. W. Lehr
Columbus
Gevers
W. W. Garver
Chester
Capitola Musselman
Clyde Fortney
West Salem
Weoster
L Zimmerman
Orrville
Delphia Sinnyeer
Reedshore
A. TA. Zimmerman
Joseph Foos
Alva- Homer van. Ostrun
Canton
Annie Jackson
Eugene Lance
R. N. Butler
Efck
Mra. Jobo Foos
Sites discussed for Wooster government building location
A dispatch from Mr. Ashbrook reports the public building bill held in the House while a currency bill passes. Various Wooster sites are proposed, including the old Kanke property, the North Market corner, Wayne Building & Loan, and others, with the aim of a central downtown placement and two-frontage requirements.
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Ashbrook
Wooster
Honod
Senate
Liicense
Vinces
Kanke
County
Birestone
North Market and
North Streets
Wayne Building & Loan
Abright
Muntog Brown
South Market Snd
Harry Frost
Wet Liberty and
Walnut
A B Lee
Ipsa Hunsicker
Horse
L. B. Howard
East Liberty
Bower Street
Edward Thomen
Buckeye Street
Fisher
Buckeye
Ctv
Nort Buckeye Street
Yrhowen
Cd Paver
Smithville Notes Mix Of Memorial Plans And Lectures
In Smithville on May 27, residents discuss planting delays due to weather while veterans attend a Baptist service. Rev D Harlan delivers a well received sermon and Stev Ed Wa of Applecreek will lecture on The New Slavery at Normal hall Saturday. Memorial day events are organized by Davidson Post 490 U A R with a town hall gathering and a procession to the cemetery. The tenth annual Point Breeze chautauqua dates and the roster of lecturers and performers are announced for August 1 to 16.
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Smithville
Fack
Bethel
D. Harlan
Stev Ed Wa
Applecreek
Cihurdh Oere
Ocean Wade
Messrs
Lisyd Felton
Davidson Post No
U. A
Childes
Town Hall
Norman Bail
Daniel H. Haiter
Chancelloraville
Point Breeze
L. B Wiesersbams
Malte Dove Rost
Ridgey Taualilés
Mollie Jane Renéy Lan- Sy Bo Watson
J' Re Grits Laban
Pe Iejan
Eugene Baker
Point Breeze Symphony Crchestre
Eizabeth de Barre Gill
Barpiat
Olympia Ladies
Quaartet
John Eberly
John Belarke
Buggy Sale Offer Carries into May at Harding & Co.
Tavo carloads of buggies arrived in May and were intended for April trade. We will honor our prior offer by letter until after corn planting. Come and buy a buggy at prices well down. Located next to Court House, Wooster, Otto. Harding & Co.
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Court House
Wooster
Otto
Kthfa
Harding & CO
Petition to transfer funds to township ditch fund around 1908
A petition seeks court approval to move funds from the General Funds of the town to the township ditch fund. The transfer aims to establish a township ditch fund for public use and maintenance. Hearing scheduled for the 15th day of May, 1908, or soon after as allowed. Eugene A. Hein, attorney for petitioners.
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Brenneman
Ghia
Loti
Eugene Ua Hein
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Wayne County
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Ross W. Funckton
William W. Knox
Dward WY. Knox
Gouditior
National Bark
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County OF
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E. W. Thompson
W. Thompson
Beal
BE. Whygandt
CM. Gray
W. Christy J
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Dr. Caldwell
Telegraph
TRE Woostergrain and Stock Exchange
Wooste Stock Exchange
Livestock and Grain
William Annat
State OF
Insurance Department
I. Charles AO. Lemert
Charles C. Lemert
Misa Susie Mark
Odi
J. A Stice
W. H. Eugle
Columus
Russell Hines
Cleveland
Frank Snader
H. L .Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Fort Wayne
Foundatior
Circus
Hiler’s Racket Store
K. Ellsperman
Market St
Joseph Moonald
Ohto
Alo Wads
Jamwes IE
McDonald
Laura LE. M.donald Wooster
Michaels Stern
the Makers
Michaels- Stern Fine Clothing
Michaels, Stern & Corter
Milan
Mackena
Panama
Americas
Seto Soo
Wooster, ‘Ohio
New Pittsbag
Jank Cageart
W E Feeman
J FP Taylor
Tom P. Browd
W C Myers
Janiet Mc Sweeney
Herbert Brodt
Robert J Smith
Armory
North Street
North Market Street
Duwo Market Street
Cremetery
Canaretey Bard Co. DB
Beckeye Camp
Wonater
W. R.C. Kiefer Circle
Ladies of
KR Daughters of Vetaracs
A. R
Larwill Mausoloom
Laual
Cr—Bihe
pAb Rone Fonds Fulsters” OF Ureean Townaship
Wayne Gaudethto
Gondtfhhe
Wayne GO. National Bank
Promtumavol
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Hanks
Atrast
State OF Ohio
County of Wayne
Jobo M Crtley
Baok
Joan Mackiley
Notary Public
Taguart
Just
E. Liberty St
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