Booster Republic Press Enroute to Bettie Creek Factory
The booster Republic reports the new 100n m press for the Republican will be installed after arriving from Bettie Creek Michigan by Friday. Installation will take about a week, with hopes to invite readers in two weeks or sooner to see the marvel of the printers art. The press feeds from a roll and prints folds delivers unhandled until ready, marking a complete breakthrough.
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Manufactur
Bettie Creek
Michigan
Republican
Republican stance on parcels post and mail order houses
The Republican prints a communication favoring parcels post confined to rural delivery routes and county citizens if it does not disadvantage the regular mail. It opposes mail order houses gaining government aid in Wayne County, arguing they drive small-town merchants out of business. Senator Bailey of Texas is to be brought into court regarding the Standard Oil Company, but few details are expected.
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Republican
Whch
Waynee
Marchants
Joseph W Bailey
Texas
Jobo D . Rockefellsar
Rumors Fly Over Russian Bomb Supply And Vanderbilt Marriage
The paper notes that Russian grand dukes are scarcely mentioned lately and suggests bomb supplies may be dwindling. It also reports Gladys Vanderbilt plans to marry a count but doubts he will accept the clearance certificates being issued.
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Mias Gladys Vanderbilt Ia
Candidate's Path to Recognition in Encounters with Vater
The note questions if the candidate will continue to know you when you next meet him, addressing the continuity of recognition and memory in political interaction and personal familiarity.
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Vater
Wooster News Notes and Local Visits
Nov 5 lettered items from Wooster area recount visiting Akron residents Janet and A A Ziemerman family, Mrs Schuerdel returning from Cleveland with her father James Weaver. Fred Premer of Akron stayed several days. Katharine Barnhart returns from Ashland. J B Ocker back from Frederikaborg. Henry Mosselman adds a new feature to his house. Richard Bison and Everhart visit on the farm. Funeral of Asmon Snyder held at the Methodist church with interment in village cemetery. Barnhart and Wile visiting Cleveland relatives. Dallas Speck visits West Salem. B Fortney of Loudonville at …
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Harvey Zimmerman
Akron
A. A. Ziemerman
Schuerdel
Cleveland
Janes Weaver
Fred Premer
Chas
Fabras
Katharine Barnhart
Ashland
J.B. Ocker
Fredercikaborg
Henry Mosselman
Richard Bison
Everhart
Wooster
Asmon Snyder
Methodist Church
Barnhart
Wile
Dallas
West Salem
Fortney
Loudonville
Weather and social notes from early November
Changeable cooler weather expected after election day. Mrs. David Repp and son from West Salem and Miss Sueise Mark from Reedsburg visited Jobo Clason’s home. Farmers work corn soft in berry crib. Hill Top Sunday school ends soon with exercises. Martin Mark of Reedsburg dined with John Clason and family. Hill Top school under Miss Mand Van Swerigan’s guidance.
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David Repp and Son
Weat Salem
Sueise Mark
Reedsburg
Jobo Clason
Wyynduet County
J. Wollgamon
Hill Top
Martin Mark
Reedsbarg
John Cluson
Mias Mand van Swerigan
Funeral of Wooster halfback Richard Evans to be held
The funeral for Wooster university halfback Richard Evans will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday from his parents’ home. Professors and fraternity brothers attended, floral tributes came from the YMCA, football team, Alpha Taus, Betas, the sophomore class, and other university organizations. The coroner in Cuya hoga county will investigate Evans death, with post mortem and witness questioning planned, as officials seek to determine the circumstances of the injury sustained in the October 5 game. Evans died Monday at 5 a.m. at Cleveland General Hospital.
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Richard Evans
Wooster University
Elias Compton
M A. Blankenborn
Paul A. Wilson
Alpha Tau Omega
Evana
Tha Y MM. C. A
Alpha Taus
Betas
Evans
University
Vane
Evans Naorling
Tyler
Compton
Wooster
Deane
Burke
Tis
Cleveland Feneral Hospital
Boon
Hillsboro
Applecreek Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Applecreek on Nov 5 reports Dr W E Winter and family visiting T E Rice in Orrville. A D Eyman and wife called on friends in Millersburg. John Sandes of Wooster with Geo Holler family. Mrs L C Klein and Mrs S J T Fieler visited Mt Eaton friends. A young banker arrived in town as Frank Beazell’s son noted. Church ladies collect for Nazareth Orphans home. gifts to Miss Josephine Knoble by Thursday night. Rev S T Flohr to be installed as pastor Nov 26. charges by Rev Cromer Wooster Rev Ewing Barberton Rev Bochber Canton. Several locals attended EK of P&P in Cleveland. Names listed.
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Applecreek
W E& Winter
T E Rice
Orrvill
A. D Eyman
Millersburg
John Sandes
Woostar
Geo. Holler
L. C. Klein
S J T Fieler
Mt. Eaton
Frank Beazell
Frank
The
Reformed Church
Nazareth
Crescent
N C
Mies Josephine Knoble
S . T Flohr
F. Cromer c
Wooster
Ewing
Barberton
Bochber
Canton
Service Inc
Howine
EK. of
P&p
Cleveland
L. J Smedly
H. G. Jameson
A. L. Tasker
Barry Wilbela
Tom Leathers
Dev. Hartel
Frank Leathers
Local Notes and Obituaries From Holmes County
Mrs Mary Gerber 74 of Walnut Creek Holmes county died Tuesday night after arriving for a visit to her daughter Mrs Adam Wiess. The Rady coal mine halted two days this week for lack of cars. Thomas Cully declines mayoral bid Democratic ticket Dr D Y Roebuck to be candidate. Lecture course opens Saturday night with Edwin Brush and other speakers Gabriel McQuire Ralph Parlatte Dr James B Watson Apollo quintet Bell Hingert. Thanksgiving service planned at Alethodist church Rev Findlay to preach. Supt Longenecker remains home ill Merle Radyie Hilng-hie-plecs in school. Chicken cupper fundraiser by the Lowtisa-Cematary association well patronized.
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Mary Gerber
Walnut Creek
Holmes County
Adam Wiess
Thomas Cully
D. Y. Roebuck
Edwin Brush
Gabriel R. McQuire
Ralph Parlatte
James B. Watson
Apollo Quintet
Bell Hingert
Alethodist
Findlay
Presbyterian Church
Longenecker
Smith- Villa
Merle Radyie
Ivas
Héra
Bert Angus Votes After Amputations in Orrville
Bert Angus, Orrville telegrapher who lost both legs below the knees eight months ago, was brought from the infirmary on Tuesday morning to vote and returned home. He walked on stumps in rough shoes, in good spirits and within eight pounds of his former weight. once he can get artificial limbs he should move about well.
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Bert Angus
Orrville
Angus
Creston auction nets high prices for land lots
Local buyers from Creston snapped up all sixty remaining lots in Homestead Land Co. allotment at auction, clearing in under an hour with prices exceeding expectations. Nearby residents anticipate substantial development next year as most Elton shipments are built by Creston people.
Burbank Roundup Notes Local Happenings and Health News
Hobgoblins and mysterious figures filled Burbank Thursday evening as a carnival and scattered articles created townwide bustle. Austin Sayres returns from Wooster hospital able to walk. Mrs. Aona Hower and daughter Mary visit with Nelle in Berea. Auterman toured Jamestown and Washington. Thresherman Obson visits Wayne township. J R Gingery closes store due to ill health. W G Fouche selling meat market plans move to Ashland. Mrs. Samuel Bentz recovers from eczema and blood poisoning. Reed Whitmore moves saw mill toward Homerville with timber bought locally.
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Austin Sayres
Wooster Hospital
Aona Hower
Mary Anent
Nelle
Berea
Samuel Bentz
Reed Whitmore
Homerville
Local Visitors and Returns Around New Pittsburg
New Pittsburg reports a string of visitors and homecomings. Mrs. Gershey and Mrs. Becker from Cedar Valley stayed with W. W. Lehr and wife. Mrs. Liggett from Shreve visited Jonas Berkey and Ida. William Walters of Wilmington, Del spent days with relatives here. Katharine Barnhart returned from Ashland. Mrs. Braden of Wooster spent the Sabbath in town. Mary Passmore of Chester County Pa visits relatives here. Fred Premer of Akron is home on vacation. Catherine Coker returned from Frederickaburg. Mrs. Spernburt and daughter Alverda came home last Saturday. Joseph Norton and wife of Wooster were guests of A. J. Norton and family. Mrs. Sherdell returned to Cleveland. H. S. Fortney of Londorsville is home briefly.
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Gershey
Becker
Cedar Valley
W. W. Lehr
Liggett
Shreve
Jonas Berkey
Ida William Waltera
Wilmington
Del
Katharine Barnhart
Ashland
D H. Braden
Wooster
Mary Passmore
Chester County
Fred Premer
Akron
Catherine Coker
Frederickaburg
Mary Spernburt
Alverda
Joseph Norton
A. J. Norton
Sherdell
Cleveland
Local notes from Fredericksburg and nearby towns
Mrs John Leeper and Mrs John Morgan, who visited three weeks at College Corners Ohio and Hartford City Indiana and Hicksville Ohio, have returned home this week. Janee Richards of Ligonier Pennsylvania visited among friends. George Mechlin begins a five month school at Weilersville Monday. No morning preaching at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. evening service at seven. Quinby Richards returned from Hicksville last Thursday after visiting relatives.
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John Leeper
John Morgan
College Corners
Snd Hartford City
Ind
Hickaville
Janee Richards
Ligonier
George Mechlin
Weilersville
Quinby Richards
Hicksville
Burglar Fatally Slays Visitor in Los Angeles Estate
In Chicago a report states James W. Allane y, a wealthy Los Angeles resident, was killed by a burglar at the home of his brother while visiting. Police investigate as the motive remains unclear and authorities seek suspects in the fatal incident.
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Chicago
James W. Allaney
Los Angels Calif
Death of Catharine Shoup in Cleveland elderly obituary
Catharine Shoup wife of Adaut Shoup died Oct 1907 at her daughter’s home in Cleveland. Born January 11 1829 in Wayne County she was 78 years 9 months and 19 days. She lived much of her life in the county leaving two children F. M. Shoup of Ohio City and the daughter named Blanford.
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Catharine Shoup
Adaut Shoup
3. K. Blanford
Cleveland
Wayne County
F. M. Shoup
Toia Cy
Polling place complaints and historic football views from Wooster
A resident condemns filthy polling booths and smoking clerks affecting women voters while noting underage voting issues. Captain M R Limb recalls early 1890s football glory for Wy team, praising old 8 Wsule pass and arguing modern play is too open with weak interference, though he sees value in past tricks.
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M. R. Limb
Wooster
von Wy
Asid Dr. Limb
Mi O Na claims cure indigestion through stomach strength
An advertisement extols Mi O Na tablets claiming to strengthen stomach muscles and increase gastric juice. promises quick relief from indigestion headaches dizziness and low mood. It notes a refund guarantee by AH Boyd & Co with a 60 cent box and asserts no risk if the medicine does not work.
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Wooster
AH. Boyd & Co
City Council Meeting Cancelled Amid Low Business
With little business of importance and members occupied with election duties, the city council did not convene Monday evening though all members were present and ready to meet if needed.
Local Visits Mark Busy Border Weekend in Big Prairie
Paul Dilgard made a business trip to Massillon Saturday. Mrs Minnie Thompson and daughter of Adrian Michigan visited Mrs Leeler last week. Mrs Chas Lee Walker Forest Cecil and Lena Lee left Wednesday to spend the winter in California. Harry Easterday and family of Wooster visited friends here last week. Roy Aylesworth visited Mrs Newton.
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Paul Dilgard
Massillon
Minnie Thompson
Adrian, Mich
Leeler
Chas. Lee
Walker, Forest
Cecil
Lena Lee
California
Harry Easterday
Wooster
Roy Aylesworth
Newton
Peruna promote cures for catarrh of the bladder and kidneys
Letters from James M. Powell and Carrie King recount long relief from catarrh with Peruna. M. T. Gaffney in Corpus Christi praises the remedy for nasal and kidney issues. William F. Lothamer of Minneapolis testifies to dramatic kidney recovery after using Peruna, noting prior doctor expenses and lack of faith.
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Carrie King
North Cascade
Colorado Springs
Col
Sunday meeting and church services in Ashland and Wooster
Smith in Ashland over Sunday. Glen Shielda returned to his name in Wooster Saturday. There will be quarterly meeting at the Baptist church next Sunday morning at 11 o clock, also on Friday evening. Now 15, there will be services at the same place by Rev Allin of Waas i assisted by Rev Rebb, of Londonville. Mr. Smith of Cincinnati was born that week and affected a sale of seats for the new church. The church is progressing nicely under the management of Henry Metcalf but have been hindered somewhat by the roofing not arriving on time.
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B. Snyder
Ashville
Stebbing
Homestead Land Coc
South Creston
Elton
Creston
Salliger
Creston Journel
Wooster
Buoday
Highland
Foland
Anow
Knepp
M.& Reed
L. Wella
Medina
Squire Bolus
James Taylor
Piqua
Grain prices listed in midwestern market report
The clipping details a range of grain and feed prices including wheat at 95 cents, flour per barrel from five dollars to fifty cents, rye 5 cents, oats 40 cents, corn 6 cents, barley 45 cents, timothy seed 2 dollars, clover seed 9 dollars to 9.50, hay 14 to 16 dollars, salt per barrel 1.10, bran 1.25, middlings 1.30, wool unwashed mid 27 to 28 cents, fine 28 cents.
Livestock and Grain Prices Across Cities
East Buffalo buyers list export cattle at 5.50 to 6.00, shipping steers 3.60, cows 2.50 to 4.00, calves to 9.25, hogs to 6.65. Chicago runs cattle 4.60 to 7.15, calves 3.00 to 7.75, sheep and lambs 4.00 to 6.85, hogs 6.10 to 6.90. Cleveland dry-fed cattle 5.15 to 5.65, sheep 4.50 to 5.60, hogs 6.30 to 6.90. Pittsburg cattle mix 2.00 to 6.90, hogs 6.20 to 6.70. New York markets show steers 1.00 to 2.15, bulls 2.25 to 3.25, veal 1.50 to 2.50.
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Pittsburg
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