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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
5
The page lists Wheat December 843g May 8954 Pigon December 464 May 46 then prices for cattle, sheep, hogs, calves and other livestock in Cleveland Chicago and Buffalo markets. It includes quotes for export cattle, shipping steers, heifers, cows, bulls, milkers, and springers with range figures and a brief veterinary ad accompanying Peruna testimonials for bladder and kidney relief.
Local notes record Indian summer arrival in Smithville with visits from Canton Shreveport and Milan area residents. Probate court grants injunction in land dispute between Dan H Harter and the Martins while obituaries announce James Teavier’s death at age about seventy and Rev Ed F Word’s church reception.
A 95th birthday celebration for Mother Holloway featured a surprise party and a concert in Burbank with family, friends, and neighbors attending. Attendees included Mrs Krary and Prof. Holloway family from Akron, sharing a dinner, readings, and a tribute to the celebrated matriarch famed for memory and musical recitation. The event honored four elderly Wayne County matriarchs, all Methodists, two Republicans and two Democrats, noted as mothers of 98 children. The piece also notes a prior funeral and a long family history in the region.
Interest runs high at the university as Wooster prepares for Saturday amid injury cloud. Star guard Thampann may rest with an ankle strain while reserve forward Gryen and quarterback Brooks get chances to run the attack. A large student turnout is planned with special cars to Cleveland to back the Wolverine reserves, while high school football prospects debate future play and practice.
Overton notes slow recovery for Clarence Raudebaugh lingering illness and family illnesses, Zeta Fix returns to Will Juive county with mother, Mra Lixätter of John Fetters visits north of Dear Valley, Mither Spader stays with Dave Barry Hartman, Bradysmith relocates to Tyler farm northwest of Cedar Valley. local letters mention minor health and moving updates.
Farmers near done with corn plan to prepare for winter. Excelsior school opened Monday with good attendance. C Butler of New Pittsburg and C G Zimmerman began teaching Actence Point. Thomas Metcalf and wife visited his parents near Jefferson Dane. Uintsmano and daughters and Alizna Troxel visited E W dichiey a. Wm Kerstetter leaving for Pennsylvania after summer stay with Wm Bowers. Master Fatra attending business college at Wooster this winter.
Rainy spell continues as residents update on visits and greetings. George McAfee and Misa Tibbe Messner spent Sunday with her parents the Francy Messners. George Mohler of Akron visited friends and relatives, meeting George Winter of Virtuous Hall and local scholars. John Sheppard and family from Congres and Miss Amelis Crater from Pyne joined Charles Crater's household. Wayne Sabbath School convenes November 17 at the children's home with a full program. An advertisement notes Ely Liquid Cream Balm as a nasal remedy, offered by Bly Brothers at 56 Warren Street New York.
A village column reports on visits by families from Doylestown and Canton, a Christian Endeavor program planned for Sunday, and social gatherings at Miss Kotebee Lytte’s home with piano pieces by Miss Florence. It notes Mrs Julia Martin walking ten miles to Howater and back in under two hours, and declares a royal teachers’ institute in Blackleyville with attendees Ciara, Vionie Statler, and F Mosecht.
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