Grain and Stock Prices Across Cities for Nov 3
Prices show cattle good to prime steers at Chicago and Cleveland with varied weight brackets and multiple categories. Sheep, lambs, calves, and hog prices appear in Pittsburgh and New York markets, while wheat corn oats and lard bacon hogs are listed for Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with typical commodity ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas Fed
Western Sons
Gleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Canada
Boston
Ohio
Delaine
Straight to the Heart at City Opera House Friday
Pre Fatal Wedding comes to the City Opera House on Friday November 7 in an unusual comedy drama. The New York run drew crowds with a strong story and heart touching moments framed by sharp humor. Little Lillian Rosewood carries a demanding child part with extra child artist added for nights. Scenic effects gift Gotham scenes including a counterfeiter den on the Hudson and a stormy Palidhases at night with Grace Church depicted faithfully. An unusually strong cast supports what promises to be a hit crowd pleaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gity Opera House
New York City
Metropolia
Lillian Rosewood
Gotham
Hudson River
Grace Church
Canaan News Highlights Local Social and Church Notes
The column lists residents of Canaan and nearby areas with visits, travels, and community roles. Mentions include jurors, school staff at West Canaan, Miss Vira Lehr returning home near Congress, Miss Berger filling in, Clara Sell visiting Charlotte Michigan friends, Mrs Weimer and a Criston visitor at church, A G C Wiles elected Epworth League president, Miss Alice Jones and friend from Madisonburg at services, Daniel Bowman and wife visiting Ed Bowman in Creston, Mrs Hostetler and Mrs Newkirk entertained by local families, David Jacot visiting Fetzer and Snell, and his winter teaching assignment four miles southwest of Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Wiles
Epworth League
Alice Jones
Friend
Madisonburg
Daniel Bowman
Ed. Bowman
Creston
Hostetler
Newkirk
Shreve
Long
Scott
Zeno Réese
David Jacot
Ellis Fetzer
Ralph Snell
Wooster
Orrville Briefs: New Residence Complete and Social Visits
Mrs. J Laurer completes a South Main Street residence in Orrville. Mr. and Mrs. J M McDowell host Grace Cheyney and family visiting after a Sunday at Mrs. McDowell’s. Local Orrville youths attend a Dalton shooting match Friday and perform well.
Hallowers Halloween Prank and Local Rumor
Rittman residents report a Halloween prank involving a rocking chair on a fair daughter’s carriage and a mysterious Austrian woman in a box car shooting at salt works staff. Citizens joke about land speculation west of the village as suspects discuss a potential elocutionist event and school fundraising under demand of principal G E Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Fisher
Frank Sy Fox
Smithville Notes and Local Happenings in November
Smithville brief items from Nov 8 report cold spell with Thursday and today among the coldest mornings and rain at night. October rainfall totals 1.82 inches. Lutheran service at Methodist church and Thanksgiving dinner at parsonage. Pickling works busy shipping, Charles Simpson of Cincinnati visiting, cider and apple butter production down slightly but active. Miss Deam Swonger hosted Mr. Houston of Olivesburg. many students in glearing rooms as Normal opens tomorrow. Comrade David Derr back from G A R encampment in Washington. Barbara F. waved stars and stripes from window. Mrs. James Taylor of Cleveland visiting E E B Gilbert. Mrs. Melinda Zimmerman visiting Killbuck. B M Norris of Orrville and H J Norris of Winchester visit. John McCullough home from month at Salem Buckeye Engine works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Charles Simpson
Incinnati
Deam Swonger
Mr. Houston
Olivesburg
David Derr
Washington
D. C
Herr
Barbara Frenchie
Frederick
James Taylor
Cleveland
E. E B. Gilbert
Melinda Zimmerman
Killbuck
Holmes County
B. M. Norris
Orrville
Britay
H. J. Norris
Winchester
Ind
Norris
Thuralay John McCullough
Salem
Buckeye
Congress News A Local Note of Visits and Farewells
Congress, Nov 4. Mrs Butler and daughters Miriam and Clara of Lodi visit Warner and wife Paul Pocock of Canton visited his parents last weekend J Warner and Mr Franks of Lodi called on Congress friends Missionary quilting party held at A T Campbell's home Four year old child of George tind with membranous croup buried in Congress Cemetery Rev Scott conducted funeral service J M Brown returning to Wooster after weekend with family W Winkler of Everton and Mrs Dr Warner back from three week visit in Oklahoma John Shultz and wife entertained by Robert and wife Simon Barth visiting from Burbank Giff Fahr of Red-Haw and Annie Wagner near Congress unite in marriage Rev Hoak officiating Friends wish them happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Butler
Miriam
Clara
Lodi
Warner
Paul Pocock
Canton
Franks
Congress Friends
The
Presbyterian Church
A. T. Campbell
George i
Congress Cemetery
Scott
M. Brown
American House
Wooster
J. W. Winkler
Everton
Dr. Warner
Oklahoma
John Shultz
Iobert
Wedding Hint Sparks Town Wakeup
Nov si Mrs Aylesworth from Akron visited her parents for several days. P R and M Aylesworth came from Wooster to join y N Aylesworth family for Sunday dinner. EB A Lake and George Gray are adding an L to J M Lehr residence enhancing its look. Lieut Merkel returns from Reed country in improved health.
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Merkel
Corn Husking Leads As Neighbors See Changes
Blachleyville notes George Felger leads corn husking as fodder is gathered. Weddings begin with the Solas Sele Scale and Howard Eberhart match in Pittsburg. Swarts and Barden lose a fine cow. Wintling buys Myers property. Blacksmith takes yearly vacation to Holmes county. School starts with Mr. Sigler as teacher. New house nearing completion adds value. George Nirode loses a fine colt to congestion of bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blachleyville
George Felger
Anes Ee Belig Solas
Sele Scale
Howard Eberhart
Pittsburg
Messrs
Swarts
Barden
Wintling
Myers
Holmes County
Sigler
Allaimnan and Son
Eorge Nirode
Village School Opens Under Principal Fahr in Reedsburg
Nov 8 reports the public school opening with Charles Fahr as principal and Vinne-taller of Reedsburg primary. Mention covers residents including Mr. and Mrs. Geauga county, Wooster events, births, and a funeral attended by S. M. Jackson and wife. Notes list local miscel laneous happenings, guests, and upcoming lecture by Rev John Zinn in Akron with admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fahr
Vinne - Taller
Reedsburg
Me Coats
Geauga Coun
Dr. Yeep
Wooster
Iola Musselman
Bidle
Blackleyville
S. M. Jeckaon
Congress
Popel Snader
Akron
Oves
Miss Myers
Con
Eberhart
W Webb
Local notes from Mohican week report and community events
L P Zimmerman assisted at Fox's store during the week while the frame for the new church nears completion. U B and M EB Sunday schools unite for joint services at the M and M E churches with sermons by Rev Castle or Reit Fin. A chicken supper at Daniel Aber's drew a good crowd. school started with W O Stonfer as instructor. Zena Treace bought 650 acres for 3000 dollars on the Canning farm, leaving part of the purchase from L Simmers. Mrs Winbowler, ill with rheumatism, shows slow improvement. John Staufer and wife visited John Springer. Mrs Easterday not better. Mrs Eley able to be about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Zimmerman
Mohican
Fox
U. B
M. EB
M. E
C. D. Castle
Daniel Aber
W. O. Stonfer
Zena Treace
Canning Farm
Treace
L. Simmers
R. C. Winbowler
John Staufer
John Springer
John Easterday
David Eley
Bible Readers' Course Daily Offering Timed Study
A fragment describes Bible Readers' Course Daily Part I on four years of pre The Begins i and Part IV first Period of the Jesus ministry. It lists events such as John the Baptist imprisoned Jesus preaching Nazareth rejection Capernaum calling four disciples and miracles. Mention of HT McIntyre St Paul Minn and Experain's Stomach and Liver eludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
John the Baptist
Jesus
Nazareth
Capernaum
Geenas
Matthew
89e for a 5 A Horse Blanket full size and worth a dolar
The notice from THE SYNDICATE advertises a full size horse blanket priced at 89cents. It notes value in dollars and references the syndicate name as the issuer. This compact item reads as a brief classified-like sale alert with a single product and price point.
Community Knights Honor Crescent Tent Leader Myers
Charles Myers commander of Crescent tent No 378 and Lady Nada Myers receive a reception in Maccabee hall after their return from Washington D C with 92 Sir Knights and Ladies present. The event featured music remarks and a banquet with gifts from Crescent tent No 7 and Lattasburg hive No 210 and culminated in sociable afterglow before Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattasburg
Charles Myers
Klattasburg
Martin
Washin
D.C
Knight Myers
Crescent Tent No
Nada Myers
Lattasburghive No. 210
Hive
Maccabee Hall
Martin L
Emme J. Zimmerman
T. BM
Winnie Pittingger
J. W. Troxel
Blanche Buchanan
Winnie Pittinger
Sarah C. Buchanan
Troxel
Crescent
Lattasburg Hive
Lady Myers
David Martin
Burbank
Wood
Myers
Pale People Find Strength With Dr Williams Pink Pills
A damaged testimonial page describes Pale people gaining energy and walking blocks after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. It notes relief from anemia symptoms loss of breath headaches and nervous fatigue. The ad lists conditions treated and claims a cure after four boxes with prices per box 2.50.
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Jae
Ae Saylaane
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicing, Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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