Among the Ranks True Sportsmen Open Season
The season opens Sunday with Nimrods awaiting the one day before sign in for shooting.Wooster reports lively quail prospects and a wave of sportmen leaving the city Sunday morning. Innovations in mounting and paraphernalia mark the new season as smaller bore guns gain popularity improving economy and accessibility for all shooters. Poaching remains a concern amid protective game laws and farmer enforcement.
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Nimrods
Wooster
Oslibre
Legion
Parkers
Ithica
Flobert
Court to Hear Fees for Forensic Experts in Greenwald Will Case
Ashland dispatch reports circuit court rulings on payment of handwriting experts in the Damartine Greenwald will forgery case. Judge Wicklin of Delaware affirmed the bill noncollectable. decision may go to the Ohio Supreme Court as attorneys press the contention that payment rests with the state in high-stakes matters.
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Ashland
Ohio
Warren OE
Penge
Columbus
Vorce
Cleveland
Francis B.gourtney
Milwaul
Damartine
Greenwald
Wooster List of Candidates for Grand Encampment Officers
Grand Secretary Lyman announced the list of candidates for officers of the Grand Encampment. Names include W. D. Mudge of Weston for grand high priest and W. Myers of Wooster for grand Senior Warden, with accompanying officers from Cincinnati Oxford Warren Springfield Mansfield and more across Ohio.
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Lyman
Odd Dpéllows
Brana
Morgana
W. D. Mudge
Weston
Myers
Wooster
Charles
Jayon
J.-H
Tubal Carriers Allow News Agents and Subscriptions
A historic order permits carriers to act as news agents and sell newspapers or periodicals on their own account or collect subscriptions, while restricting activities that would interfere with their route duties. Carriers may receive newspapers by express and pay second class postage, with county papers mailed free to local subscribers. The order allows private commissions if they do not hinder regular duties.
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the Nile
Buckeye State editor Garry M Crooks highlighted
Garry M Crooks of Lisbon Ohio heads the editorial column as editor in chief. Crooks is Wooster College class of 1899, and during his final college year he edited the Voice and was among Wooster's popular students.
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Harry Crooks
Itor
Buckeye State
Lisbon
Ohio
Garry _M_Crooks
Crooks
Wooster, University
the Voice
Wooster
The Game Law Enacted by General Assembly in April
The general assembly passed a game law on April 16 1000 authorizing hunting of quail woodcock squirrel rabbit ruffed grouse prairie chicken snipe and geer between November 10 and December 1 inclusive. Mud hen and wild duck may be hunted in the same period with April 10 also noted. no wild duck may be killed on Sundays or Mondays or before 6 am or after 6 pm.
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Theneral
October crop bulletin notes 78 percent wheat sown
The October crop bulletin from the State Board of Agriculture reports the wheat crop at 78 percent in average and notes that wheat sown is down by about 000 acres from last year while other crops vary. The Century Club memorializes Dr Joseph K. Barrett, an emeritus member admired for his professionalism, patriotism, and humane character, praising his Civil War service and lasting impact on Wooster.
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Nin Jacob Deer
Larwill Street
Dean
Dian
Ziemerman & Co
Milburn Co
Board of Agriculture
Barrette
Ippoluiad
Century Club
Joseph KE. Barrett
Emaritus
Wooster
Barrett
Woman in Shreve Burns After Acid Drinking Rumor
A report from Shreve claimed Mrs Sherman Eberhardt attempted suicide by ingesting carbolic acid. The claim, tied to her sister Mrs Wm Priestt of Wooster, was later questioned as unclear. Authorities note a family member’s feet trouble and carbolic acid solution used medically, while the mother allegedly drank water and swallowed acid, causing burns.
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Sherman Eberhardt
Shreve
Wm. Priestt
Wooster
Ife
Eberhardt
Thanksgiving Violin Virtuoso Comes to Wooster Stage
A Johnson era of American violin claims a new peak as Worth Bailey of St Louis debuts in Wooster on Thanksgiving Eve with a acclaimed program. Heavy demand for seats prompts subscription pitches amid a busy holiday concert season. Upcoming acts include the Shipman Brothers and the AL G Fields Minstrels with Winter and January engagements. University Lecture Course outlines the next event on Nov 24 featuring local speakers and social offerings.
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America
Ole Bull
Wilhemji
Remenyi
Worth Bailey
St-Louis
Asclare
Hig
Wooster
the Shipman“Bros
Pany
Wilson
Sin Wooster
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