Quail Season Outlook and Law Enforcement Actions
Local sportsmen doubt any quail season ban will pass and expect a November first start date. Quail are seen as more plentiful after a mild winter and past shortages, with usual accidental incidents anticipated. The state game warden plans stricter enforcement against ferret rabbit hunts and may add an extra warden in Northwestern Ohio. A three year old Applecreek girl injured her eye with a knife, destroying sight. Mothers in a Cleveland hospital faced recent agitation.
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Porterfield
Ohio
Hugh Myere
Applecreek
H. A. Hart
Cleveland
Wooster News Of Weddings Parties And Social Events
Bert Ober of Frodricksburg and Zelma L Deir of Maysville wed in Fredericksburg on Oct 27. Lexington announces Ralph E Hard and Constance Knudson to wed after Nov 1 at 174 Walnut St. Bloomington groups host meetings, musicales, and lectures as townsfolk share fruit, gifts, and modest celebrations. Stanley A Power to wed Mina Florence Quick in Kalamazoo late December. Wooster residents plan Halloween masquerades, surprise birthday, and tea socials with neighbors adopting festive arrangements and hospitality across the community.
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Bert. Ober
Frodricksburg
Mies Zelma L. Deir
Maysville
Fredericksburg
Ralph E. Hard
Constance C. Knudson
Saturgey Oaty
Stanley .A. Power
E. O. Power
Wooster
Mina Florence Quick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mr Power
Kalamazo
C A Farchilds
Qhitcots, Company
Eva Saal
Chloe Smith
Miss Saal
Larwill
West Larwill Street
Ira Dukle
Frank Dunkle
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea as beneficial for thin or undeveloped girls or women. The notice claims it is a great remedy to wake people strong, healthy and well, offered as tea or tablets for 35 cents by Lan oacn & Boyd.
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Holliater
Rocky Mountain
Lanoacn & Boyd
Laubach & Boyd
Dairy and Laxative Honey and Tar under scrutiny
The Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission reports Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar contained opiates and croton oil, while Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package has no opiates. The notice endorses Foley's as the safer cough cure and cites local pharmacists Charles E. Bixler and Leubach & Boyd plus Krieger's Drug Store.
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Dairy and Food Commission
Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission
Kennedy
See
Foley
Charles E. Bixler
Leubach & Boyd
Ithsk
Wayne County Deed Transfers Include Several Properties
Quittcla im records show Urith Leatherman and Elv Sherrod transferring Lot 88 in West Salem to R S McCauley for $1 and Samuel A Saucer with Francie Saurer selling 154.29 acres in Sugarcreek Township to Daniel B Saurer for 500. Other deeds list Harriet Wells selling Lot 85 in Creston for 1650, William C Benner transferring acreage in Clinton Township for 865, executors of W B Streeter transferring Lots 20 and 21 in Sterling for 200, and Ed Quinby selling part of Lot 106 in Wooster for 1. Additional transfers include Caroline Parden to Elmest Crawford and Elia Crawford for 4 500, Holdwick Barnard to Daniel Graber and Minnie Gaber selling Lots 35 and 86 in Sterling, John Hinderer and wife selling Lot 64 in Marshallville for 3,000, and multiple other small transfers in Maysville and Barbenk areas.
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Urith Leatherman
Elv. Sherrod
R .S McCauley
West Salem
Samuel A. Saucer
Francie Saurer
Daniel B. Saurer
Sugarcreek Township
John Keefe
Josephine Keefe
Margaret Littie
Wooster
Harriet Wells
Jacob P. Firestone
Creston
William C Benner
Randolph Waddell
Clinton Township
Caroline Parden
Elmest Crawford
All
Suanise
RomoliaiKe Reifer Ana Wid
Keifer
Asthae
Copelio
Barbenk
Accident Injures Man While Shooting Rats
On a late Sunday afternoon Elmer Vanover, son of F. M. Vanover, attempted to shoot rats with a flobert rifle. The weapon discharged as he held it with both hands near the muzzle, the bullet piercing both hands. Dr. J W Levi attended the injured man.
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Naturd Ay Afternon White
Elmer Vanover
F. M. Vanover
Flobert
J W Levi
Mrs Wor Webbe of Marshallville and Orrville Dead
Mrs Wor Webbe formerly of Marshallville and Orrville died at her Cleveland home on Tuesday March 30. Her husband worked in the carriage trade at Marshallville and later in the livery business in Orrville. Webbe had suffered from locomotor ataxia for some time.
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Wor. Webbe
Marshallville
Orrville
Cleveland
Oseville
Webe
Washington Now 7 Machinists Strike Off Inaugurated Wage Increase
The Southern railway strike over wage hikes ends and workers return Monday without prejudice. Those who stayed at work continue. those hired since the strike retire from shops but may seek future reem employment elsewhere or in shops if needed. The previous wage offer applies from now, and arbitration to resolve differences is accepted. John W Metoyer says New York Transit will seek state militia to guard chauffeurs. Rockefeller donates 75000 to Baptist Home Mission for rebuilding San Francisco churches, contingent on raising the same amount by April 1.
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Progressive Farmers’ Club
D.” R. ‘Firestone
Madison Hull
Chas. Thorne
Baldwin
Toorne
Thorne
Wayne County
Alma Smith
W. E. Jarvis
Washington
Southern Railway
New York
John W Meto Tyre
New York Tansportation Company
Higgins
John D Rockefeller
American Baptist Home Mission Society
San Francisco
Atlanta
Charles Russell
Department of Insance
F B Cole
Jean Reinhold
Ziegler
Newman Ga
Southern Immigration Bureau of New York
Newman
Fragmented reports of fires and crimes across multiple towns
A collage of brief notices reports fires in Dayton Phillips Hose damaged by fire and a plant in East Carnegie burned. a murder near Pictaburg and a cave death near Swanton. a Hillsboro dry goods block burned. violence in Martinique mentions President Castro’s health amid unrest. Advertisements claim tonics and medicines.
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Pictaburg
C F Graham
Hillsboro
Tex
Harry Hubbard
Swanton
Toledo
O Wuails
Drastic diseases ravage navy and public health
Nov 3 reports from Admiral Rixey and other officials detail tuberculosis rising sharply among naval personnel with 663 per 1000 and widespread pulmonary cases. Malaria afflicted Marines in the Canal Zone, while a Uganda-like nasal disease, rhinopharyngeitis mutilans, and other infections draw medical attention. Separate items note peonage indictments in Newman Ga, a governor’s warning to enforce election laws in Albany, and violent incidents including a tramp killing a police marshal and a fatal railway accident in Ashtabula. Dangers of fires and burns finish the column.
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Washington
Admiral Rixer
Navy
Admiral Rixeys
Canal Zone
Sohimbia
Rowton
Cers
Corozal
Admiral Rivas
Guam
Blood year marks Tacket death and cure ad highlights
In Alliance Kentucky 1903 is recalled as a year of blood for F N Tacket who suffered severe lung bleeding and a dire cough. Dr King’s New Discovery cured him after four bottles. Also ads tout Dr Shoop’s Green Silver for lips, Pine-ules for kidney relief, and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve from Krieger Drug Store.
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F. N. Tacket
Alliance
Mr. Tacket
Dr. King
Laubach & Loyd's
Dr. Shoop
Bixler Modern Armacy
Krieger’s
DeWitt’s
Krieger Drug Store
Dewitt & OG
Omia
Pneumonia Follows Cold Not From Foley's Honey and Tar
A brief notice claims pneumonia does not follow a cold after using Foley's Honey and Tar. It asserts the remedy stops the cough heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents pneumonias. Names Charles E. Bix ler and Banbach and Bord appear in the ad text.
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Foley
Charles E. Bixler
Banbach & Bord
Ttbs Ik
Pain in Back and Limbs from Dr Williams Pink Pills
A testimonial advertising Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming cure for rheumatism. Frank Little of Portland Santa Co Mich describes five years of painful symptoms including numb limbs, paralysis, stomach inflammation, and heart pain, restored after using the pills. His wife also recovered from rheumatic joints and stiffness. Pills said to build new blood and treat debility, neuralgia, and other ailments. available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady.
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Williame
Frank Little
Portland Santa Co, Mich
Williams
Pink Pilla
Cragm
Haid
Portland
Dring
Gista
de. Willigees Medicine Company
Schenectady
King's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertisement
An old newspaper ad touts King's Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick remedy for sour stomach and disordered digestion with a two day free trial offer at Krieger's Drug Stores.
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Krieger’s
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Hood
Shoop
Shoup
Bixler Modern Pharmacy
The
Bradfield Rerotator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello, Hl
the Commercial School
Euclid Avenue
18Th Street
Sincc
Middle West
Albert Shupe
W.R. Irnhart, Jr
Casm Commercial Bank
C. ‘Wooster Bank Br
Hugh McConahay
Albert Amyser
Mahl N-Rouch
W. J. GE Tn, Torr 'Aherrick
Yoster, Ohio
Lexington
Walnut Street
Bloomington
John Blocher
Ihrig
Sivinzi Cunningham
Prof Back
Corbett
Ann Arbor College
Behoteguy
Porto Rico
Bloener
Burbank
Nettie
Alice Lucas
H. H. Neptune
Hammet Sinyser
Misa Sinyser
Thomas Taylor
Town
Lacy Hickman
Mary Glenn
Coopin
Gortharel
Clada Price
Grieg
Wooster Boy
Ben Ligier
Grant Street
Conservatory Associaton
Gilsero Mederato
Schubert Piato
Schubert
Celia Ibrig
Chopin
Mary Fombelle
Forever
Green
Jessie Garrett
Preyer
Helen Hearst
Mabel Felger
Lehn
Deine Wang
Jansen
Misa
Ethel Rockey
Mark Hark
Schubert Listz
Misa Eunice Ort
Vera Severa
Amy Haller
Grace Wilson
Floyd Lehman
Seaman
I. N. Kinney
J. 8. Bissell
Krieger
Jayne
Wayne County Records
H.C. Ranney Et al
Streeter
H. Earl
Quinby
Wayne County National Bank
Rockefeller
Castro
Fort de France
Martinique
Venezuela
Caracas
Sabana Grande
Ely
Elly Bros
Warren Street
Dade
Kreiger's Store
Bixler
Albany
Higems
Lisbon - Wiss S
Ned Taylor
George Wonderly
Mauston
Havana
Edwin St. Z. Greble
Morro Castle
Ashtabula
Jefferson and
Frankly
Lake Shore Railroad
Henry Starkweather
Ik.e Pullman
Starkweather
Pullman
Waverly
Adella McMillian
Omega
Wade
Levi Shirkey
W. H. Wiler
West Liberty St
H. F. Crowe
Dr. Platt
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