Local notices mix with census plans and court actions
May 23 items report pensions increased for Peter Bichenan, a dam construction, a reshuffling in committee of charter, a dissolved restraining order in Baird stock case, and notices on census procedures to begin June 1. Also listed are marriages, school updates, a death near Smithville, and local legal notices with various court actions and community events.
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Baird
Young
Doty
H B. Baby
Baby
Paris
France
Henry B. Kab
Wooster
Ohio
Istnts Unismerque
Pennylvania
New Jury Commission Appoints County Residents
Judge S. B. Eyson names a Jersey of well known county residents to the Jury Commission. Members include Jacob Shelly, R Plaintoignship, Dr. Charles J. Warner, R Third Ward Wooster, J. B. Doug Lass, D Sugar Creek Township, Jefferson 2,D Wayne Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Eyson
Jacob Shelly
Plaintoignship
Charles J. Warner
Third Ward
Wooster
J. B. Douglass
Sugar Creak
Jefferson 2
Wayne Township
New Pennsylvanian Schedule Ready for Ashland to Crestline Trains
A new timetable on the Pennsylvania Lines goes into effect May 29 between Crestline and Alliance with major time changes. Trains No 5 No 2 No 43 No 9 and others show earlier and later arrivals, with express No 5 due 12 05 a m and No 2 at 4 45 a m. The schedule affects Crestline Mansfield Wooster Orrville Massillon Canton and more, listing stops and revised times for east and westbound services.
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Pennsylvania Line
Effec
Alliance
Crest Line
Crestline
Mansfield
Wooster
Orrville
Massillon
Canton
Ashland
Pennsylvania
A O& Wy
Ustalogay Pune Dieu
Atl Il
Atold
New Order Instituted In Van Wert for Home Protection
An early 20th century notice details the formation of a group called the Home Guards of America based in Van Wert. It outlines aims to protect members’ homes, provide safety and financial security, and mentions a reserve fund with many members. The article lists officers, a meeting at Obie Wayne Dome, and notes product advertisements embedded in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Guards of America
Wooster
Woodsmeo Hall
Downing Black
van Wert
Dife
Evereamong Iva
Ghia Durtop
Primey Wities
Wayne Dome
Jobisen
Yeenie Coumsedor
Bb Watson
Dell [Verpourtyy
Ti Toorbors
Tig Die
Roy Otecis
Nsup Tern
Thomas Brown
Coonsalor
de Vented
Jota Starr
CE Grreerg
Saplan
Fragments Hint at Dakss Faith Meeting and Notable Figures
OCR fragment describes a Dakota faith gathering with mentions of prominent women, a Wooster origin, and the event taking place last week. It notes local head figures and rare boats from Wooster, with several garbled phrases. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Veoath os tet a disease butoa s mp.
Fragmentary 19th century medical ad fragment mentions Consolimption and branchits as dangerous diseases. It touts cures like Kay To Heal a Hurt salve and skin-disease remedies from Laubach & Boyd and Zig merman & Go. The text references a Chaumterbun 5 and Shreds, with claims of wonderful results and healing for cuts wounds and sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena Consimptoni
Branchits
Howe
Beneheia
Ty Laubach
Mothe Square
Laubach & Boyd
Zigmerman & Go
Fragmented early 20th century industrial notices headline
A garbled report notes James Mc Quinte of Wooster drilling for Pittstar with Hershey farty pear fod. It mentions a Friday afternoon arrival, herd indications, and a planned shot next Tuesday. Davis A Co of Canton closes a deal for Parnes territory and three holes, while HE of Odenkork begins a wall at the Leonard farm next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trewell
Hershey
James Mc Quinte
Wooster
Jennings
Pittstar
Davis A Co
Canton
FoRshaw
Odenkork
Kenoard
Working Night and Day Dr King New Life Milla Ad
The busiest most mighty health pill claim promises sugar coated vitality. Each pill allegedly converts weakness into strength, restlessness into energy and mental power. Sold by Laubach & Hovd.
Personal News From Wooster and Surrounding Areas
PERSONALS. May 24 notes travelers and visits: Nap returns to Sterling from White Lake. Mrs John Miller of Lodi visits Wooster friends then returns home. John Lehr of Plain Township visits son in Columbus. H Lehr, Wayne County guard in the Q. P Heffelfinger and wife depart Wooster for Modena then Genesso Illinois. E P Osborne delays European trip until September 1 and gallery remains open. Miss M Johnson of Wooster to graduate from University of Michigan dental department and will start work in Detroit after commencement.
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John Miller
Ladi
Mr. O
Miss M. Johnson
Wooster
University of Michigan
Miss Johnson
Omap
Foundling
Ito E
Detro Pond
Judgment Notice in Thomas vs. M I L Partner
Found for Plaintiff in the case of A. J. Thomas versus M I L Partner before the court on the date noted. Court proceedings began at a morning session with a $335.36 amount referenced and related docket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Thomas
M.il
Podner
Bolus
Eron
Ole
Jon
Ammon
Smallpox scare fades as quarantine lifted in Maysville
Maysville on May 24 reports the smallpox search nearly over with no new cases. Patients recover well as quarantine for the Rieder family ends. School starts as Sunday school and League meeting are held. excitement at O C Rieder home wanes after three children fall ill but recover after a doctor visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Rieder
O. C. Rieder
Likely Democratic nominee Patrick eyed in 17th district
Washington dispatch says Judge A W Patrick of New Philadelphia, former lieutenant governor candidate, may secure the Democratic nomination for Congress in Ohio s 17th district. Editor Wilson A Kerns notes no official candidate yet and predicts a dark horse could emerge at the Newark convention on June 14 as sentiment shifts among multiple contenders.
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W. S. Korns
Tuscarawas
Francis G Glesners
State Journal
Congress
Vic Patrick
Lustariwas County
Abe
Homeys
Ohio
Washington
Abe EM
Rick E
Cleveland Plain Dealer
A. W. Patrick
New Philadelphia
Overnor
John R. McLean
17Th
Wilson A. Kerns
New Philadelphia Tribune
Kerns
Judge Patrick
Newark
McDowell
Bo Mo Brister
Newardy
Wcassingham
Coshocton
John © McChurran
Wooster
Teva
Ith Distriaa
Mim Kerus
Rand
Jimdge
Patrickes County
Dark Horse
Civil War ball causes ulcers and salve cures sold locally
Fragmentary reader notes describe a Civil War era ball striking G Bo Steadman of Newark Meech and resulting ulcers. References to Hackleo Aron salve care braises barns and cure products appear, with a local shop Laubach & Boyd selling cure packets and druggists offering boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Steadman
Newark
Meech
Sears
Laubach & Boyd
Drag
Ifn
Removed as Executor in Estate Proceedings
A probate note records that the executor of the estate of the late Markh was removed. The court ordered a guardian appointed for an unrelated matter and new counsel appeared for Geo Bobageert and others. The transcript references guardian guardianship and estate administration proceedings, with focused action on executor removal.
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Vdner
Fudge Vea
Mark
Talel Markh
Caughey
Geo Bobageert
Markie
Regiment seeks full quota ahead of summer camp
The Beacon Journal reports the cavalry regiment pressing to recruit to full strength before summer camp. Local companies promise rapid recruitment to meet quotas, though no camping units have been chosen by the regimental board of administration.
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Spy Innew Highth
Abeacon Journal
Regimental Board of Administration
Wayne County Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Florian Schaffter
Wayne County real estate transfers show multiple warranty deeds and quitclaims. Transactions involve Egima C Stinsoo to George H Schgad in Creston. Silas J Williams to Mary It Franks in Franklin township. John L Robb trustee to Dr Evans in Orrville. George Stair and wife to Lodema King in Eaton. Mary McDonald to James Strauss in Poster. Wm Ketterer to William R Reiter in Apple Creek. Aaria Oberlin to A E Stepfeld in Doyles town. Samuel Kleckner to Jacob Kleckner in Marshallville. Solomon K Plank to Joseph Roharter in Greene township. Andrew Milledur o to John Carson in dos t iog SNH. Margaret Miller executrix to Stephen A Miller in Plain township. Anna J Van Meter to Charles G Sommers in Saltcreek. Karl G Sommers to Alen Thompson in Saltcreek. P D Tanner Miller to Gott and Besa Be Galt in Sand is an Orrsiile. Luetta Swarts to Tieob Swarty in Plain township. Tarah Swarts to Duertts Swarts in Phinteuawnstiin. Wiellegin tiftte to Eerttte Jot dest ip in Wooster.
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Egima C. Stinsoo
George H. Schgad
Creston
Silas J. Williams
Mary It Franks
Franklin Township
Charles 8. McDowell
John L. Robb
Dr. Evans
Orrville
George Stair
Lodema King
Eaton
Samuel Kieckner
Jacob Kleckner
Marshallville
Solomon K. Plank
Joseph Ro Harteler
Greene Township
Mo Barton
Ldgar
Basou
Paice
Agi
Coulter
Leo Stackey
Andrew Milleduro
John Carson
Margaret Miller
William Miller
Stephen A Miller
Plain Township
Anna J van Meter
Charles G Sommers
Saltcres
Karlas G. Sommers
Ro Alen Thompson
Ares
Saltcreek
Tanner Miller Ho Gott
Besa
T Vedhine Herbrick
Spade
Milton Township
Jesse Bo Mfarshall
Noean Mo Berry
Erama Berry
Noo Pectin Wooster Rw
Tassie Adjutant Appointment Pages in Regiment Change
Edward Vollrath receives appointment as adjutant of the Eighth Regiment, replacing Col. George M. Wright. Burke, formerly lieutenant of Company A in Cyrus, is named lieutenant and becomes adjutant, with Wright promoted.
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Edward Vollrath
Col
Award Vollrath
jLdeutenant Burke
Cyrus
George M. Wright
Akron
Burke
Appraisers Meet in Akron to Value A. R. Railroad
Auditors from Wayne Franklin Delaware Licking ecton Holmes Kingum Knox Medis and Stark gathered in Akron on Thursday to appraise the A. R. railroad. Summit county Auditor Sisler chaired. Valuations set: main line five thousand dollars per mile sidings fifteen hundred dollars money one hundred dollars and rolling stock eighteen hundred dollars.
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Wayne
Franklin
Delaware
Licking
Ecton
Holmes
Kingum
Knox
Medis
Stark
Akron
Sisler
Summit County
Wooster Wins Prohibition Oratorical Contest in Ohio
Wooster University beat Denison College in the debate at Granville on Friday night and took second place in the Intercollegiate Prohibition association contest in Columbus. H. J. Wilson of Ohio Wesleyan won first prize. Allen Moore of Wooster took second. The event featured reforms to curb liquor and heard remarks on party issues and library plans.
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Quartette Fillmore Eet Ek Oherha College
Nera
Balitwit University
Joh MicCall MuekKievom
Pittsburg
Wo. Peake
Sardusky
Jobo Danner
Anten Elon
Ashenhurst Cobambas
Cers
Po Reavait
Muskingum Gauge
New Concord Chaston J Nngovier
Terreip University
Weaters
Boaboh Ho Ferris
T'nicete Ty
Wooster
Fo Cartmell
Ohio
Wes van Uitse
Unclear 1890s meeting notes and royal commentary
Fragments record a Canton trip cancellation, transport committee urges Richmond rates for a Sovereign Grand Lodge meet, and potential Canton attendance. Mentions Maurice Donahoe as a Perry county candidate for Circuit Judge and a long aside about the King of Sweden’s visit to England with vivid, antiquated descriptions.
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Essign
H. &. Kramer
Tawney
W. C. Myers
G. Latimer
Alexandra
Ind
Richmond
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Ile
Kidney Trouble Remedy Swamp Roots Ad Card
An old advertise for Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root claims a home test using a glass of water reveals kidney trouble. It touts Swamp Roots as a cure for back pain, burning urine, and frequent urination, with free literature and samples from Kilmer & Co, Binghamton NY, urging readers to mention the newspaper.
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Kiimers
Kiner
SwampRonto
Fragmented OCR Echoes Confusing Health Advice and Names
An unclear OCR passage lists scattered phrases about health safety, medicines, and personal names. It reads as a jumble of terms including places, products, and individuals without coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Disjointed World News and Local Anecdotes Mix in Brief
An eclectic wire bag of items blends Boer War notes about Pretoria and Chicago sports, with references to Bryan's election, Queen Willelinna, and an amusing tale of a Scotch worker and a penny shortfall. The text weaves politics, sporting odds, and domestic vignette in a single fragment.
Ill Wind That Blows Nobody Good Ad
Purveyors tout Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure all for age and gender. The ad claims purified blood improves every organ, addresses dyspepsia and weak digestion, and promises renewed vitality. Strong language targets general health improvement through the blood purifier.
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Hood
Pact as Worth a Shiploaf of riie
Fragmentary text describes a purported merit and value, mentioning Cubes and a shiploaf in a cryptic historical note. The legible portions hint at a discussion of worth and remedies, but no clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge for a definite summary.
Pastors Appointed at Tuscarawas Chassis Reformed Church
At the Applecreek meeting of the Tuscarawas Chassis Reformed Church several pastors were settled or called. Among them were Rev Clement T. Alspach assigned to Grave Reformed Church in Akron and others continued. The next meeting is planned for Mohican in Ashland County.
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Tuscarawas
Applecreek
Wadsworth Sdereeabag
Rohrhaugh
Migpe
Adams
Tuscarawas Harpy
Maseillon
Rey Clement
Alspach
Grave Reformed Church
Akron
Mohican
Ashfind County
Canada
Ottawa
Pension transfer for Cape Jos McCuelind in Wooster
A note states that the pension of Cape Jos McCuelind of Wooster has been transferred to B72, per a decision recorded in Iron. The wording reflects a formal clerical update to pension beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelesei
John A) Mc Dowe
Cape
Jos McCuelind
Wooster
Prohibitionist Convention Committees Named in Columbus
J A Moore of Wooster joins credentials committee. Relph Farris serves on permanent organization. W W Wallace of Plain chairs committee to select presidential electors. Professor J O Notestine sits on committee to select delegates to the national convention.
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Lumbus
J. A. Moore
Wooster
Relph Farris
W. W. Wallace
Plain
J. O. Notestine Isis
Seven Graduates and Commencement at Wooster University
May 26 Dalton. An overflow audience attended Wooster University commencement exercises. College Choristers provided music and an ample reception followed. The program listed diplomas and addresses by graduates Mabel Gipuck and Charlotta J Mc Powell among others, with instructors and board members named.
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Dalton
Wooster University
Theusic
James Torhet
Dwight Bo Wertz
Obadon
Mabel
Kilunche
Bo Wedgewell
Ciratien
Mabel Gipuick
Hlanghe Ko Me Dowell
Charlotta J Mc Powell John
Kourazen
Houghton Dwaprht
Bo Wertz
Has. E. Hiscus Corpa
Kimber
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Iva Welty
Ada Gohy Prigarys
Shake into Your Shoes Bee tet tb pee der terms
A garbled OCR fragment presents a string of partial words and letters. It lacks coherent event details, names, or locations to form a factual summary. No clear news item or identifiable entities are extractable from readable content.
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