Markets by Telegraph Wooster grain and stock report
Markets by telegraph Wooster markets report grain and stock changes received by wire today. Wheat December 78 and May 79 cents. Corn December 42, May 43. Oats December 83, May 38. Eggs 28 cents per dozen. Chickens old 6 cents, young 8 cents per pound. Wheat 72 cents. Flour 3.40 per barrel. Rye 50 cents, oats 30, barley 4.8, timothy 3. Glover hay 10 to 12, salt 10, bran 1.10, wool unwashed medium 27 to 28, fur? 28.
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Wooster “Mock Exchange
Wooster Markes
Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Cities in Brief
Market notes from Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland and Cincinnati list cattle hogs and sheep prices. Values show prime heavy hogs at about 6 30 to 6 45, cattle to 5 75, lambs around 5 00 to 7 40, No 2 red wheat about 74 1 4 cents, corn 48 48 1 4 cents, oats 26 86 to 27 5 cents, lard near 9 10, bacon around 10 37 1 2 percent. Prices differ by city and grade with steady variations.
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Chicago
iBibe
East
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ex-Governor of Oregon Praises Pernna at Home
An ex-governor of Oregon is described as a keen admirer of Pernna and keeps it in constant view at his residence. A letter from him is presented conveying his high regard for the substance.
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Oregon
Pernna
Peruna advertisements praised by Governor and citizens
Exy SPATE OY OREGO The Peruana Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs I have used Peruna for colds in my family and found it an excellent remedy The governor notes no other ailments used Peruna promptly to guard against them Mrs Josephine Gillen Portland Oregon Patrons of Husbandry says Peruna has kept their home eight years It restores health in weeks relieves headaches backaches increases appetite and nerve strength It is a specific for colds and catarrh Readers are urged to obtain Dr Hartman s free book on Chronic Catarrh Address Columbus Ohio
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Peruana Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
W. M. Lord
Josephine Gillen
Morris St
Portland
Ore
Peruna
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets for Busy People
Adpromotes Golden Hearth and renewed vigor as a tonic for constipation indigestion liver and kidney troubles and related ailments. Tablet form promises quick relief for sluggish bowels backache and overall vitality. Distributed by Hollister Drus Cowrany Madison Wisconsin with genuine formulation.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Adaone
Genuin
Hollistia
Madison
Wis
Creston News Rippled With Local Happenings and Oddities
Creston notes a series of small items from J L Hower visiting C A Mellen's family to porch additions by John Getz, plans for Main Street paving, and several property sales. The column touches on local illness, new business chatter, canal zone quips, and a closing line on Republican principles and civic duty.
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Creston
J. L. Hower
Lodi
C. A Mellen
Nimrole
Sentine
John Getz
John
Getz
C. EK. Coulter
M. M. Miller
T. E. Gensemer
Canal Zone
Teddy
Saltpstre
Republican Party
Arm strong News Brief of Local Visits and Marital News
ARMSTRONG. November 20. Rabbit hunting sounds fill the three days of shooting. Bramwell Yocum and wife of Lodi visited Wm Wagner and family Sunday afternoon. Ernest Hensel and family of Lodi joined his parents Thursday for dipneer. Elmer Haskins and John Myers of Lodi had dinner with Dr. Carson Thursday. Bert Miler formerly of Arm strong now of Wadsworth has taken a partner for life. Joseph Sherrick of Wooster was on his farm Tuesday on business.
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Bramwell Yocum
Lodi
Wm Wagner
Ernest Hensel
Dipneer
Elmer Haskins
John Myers
Dr. Carson
Thoraday
Bert Miler
Wadsworth
Joseph Sherrick
Wooster
Applecreek Social Notes Mention Visits and Health News
Applecreek reports show Rev. C D Patterson and family visiting old friends from Worcester. A baby boy arrived at Cyde Lawthers Inst last week. Mrs Joan Bott and Miss Kathryn Bott travel to Nashville for sister and brother in law care. Hagen Myers returns from Cleveland after appendicitis operation. Moore family from Akron visit their mother Mrs Elizabeth Moore. Leta Keebler hosts Epworth league. W C T U oyster supper despite poor weather. Henry Eyman reported dead. funeral in Reedsburg attended by family.
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Applecreek
C. D. Patterson
Famly
Woorster
Cyde Lawthers
Joan Bott
Misa Kathryn Bott
Nashville
Nichlas Maurer
Hagen Myers
Cleveland
My Moore
Akron
Lizabeth Moore
Margaret Bott
Clarence
Susan Brown
Maysville
Leta Keebler
Epworth League
Dave McCullough
Mary
Colorado
Mra
B. Hyman
A Eyman
Martin Lautenschlager
Mary Numopera
Reedsburg
Presbyterian Rally Day Service and Thanksgiving Plans
The Sunday school Rally day service starts at 10 a m next Sabbath with Gertie Hawk returning to Cleve Late Mr Grant and wife host relatives from Shreve Michael Haka and wife visited friends in Burbank last Wednesday Twig bought a farm near Barbandk and will move soon Mrs Nelson Shaw of Medina visited Hits Bully Russell and friends stayed several days Thanksgiving service at the Methodist church on 11 a m There is a literary at School hall Friday Rev Wingert visited town Friday Lottie Reese clerking at McClure's in Wooster Philip Landes of Wooster University preached at the Presbyterian church Sabbath and will preach again next Sabbath morning The Alexia Recital Co pleased rector course attendees.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Gertie Hawk
Cleve
Grant
Shreve
Michael Haka
Burbank
Twig
Barbandk
Nelson Shaw
Medina
Bully—Russell
School Hall
Wingert
Lottie Reese
McClure's Inn
Wooster
Philip Landes
Wooster University
Presbyterian Church
Alexia Recital Co
Men Killed by the Cars in Creston and Orrville
In Creston a Romanian man named Abram Aberson, 30, living there six weeks, was fatally mangled while attempting to board a freight train. He had been in the country about six weeks and spoke English poorly. In Orrville, Michael Bogdan, 30, Romanian, was struck by eastbound No. 18 near the village while walking home with countrymen. he left a wife and two children and died instantly. Coroner Zaring was notified and investigating.
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Creston
Eaplo Bedefranca
Aps
Abram Aberson
Orrville
Michael Bogdan
Wabash
Bogdan
Urrville
Smithville
Zaring
Dr Scovel Speaks to Ohio Teachers Reading Circle
Dr Scovel addressed the Wayne county Ohio Teachers Reading circle at Taylor ball Saturday on Rational Enthusiasm of the Teacher. The program opened with prayer by Prof. Black a piano solo by Miss Eunice Orr and closed with a solo by Miss Jessie Garrett. A vote of thanks followed. About seventy five to a hundred teachers attended praising the address and solos.
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Scovel
Suit On Note Against Grob Executrix Filed
Jeannette Stoner files a petition against Ella Grob as executrix of Wm Nold to collect 216 dollars on a note. The case centers on payment of the claimed amount and the court action seeks redress for the debt.
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Mies
Jeannette Stoner
Ella Grob Et al
Wm. Nold
Dalton Happenings and Local Notices
Dalton reports a near disastrous fire at the Jolliff pool room stopped by prompt extinguisher use. Injuries to Mr Jolliff include burned hands. Dr McDowell treated him. Local hunting for rabbits continues. groundhog season hints at change. Various visits, travels, and social notes from Wooster to Canton fill the November dreary period.
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Dalton
Jolliff
Uf McDowell
Aladge
Im Wooster
Carrulltan
A Ingara
Wooster
W HB Hobbell
Ada Cully
A. Long
T. C McDowell
Fallon
Mont
Canton
W. H. Hubbell
Smyser Returns to Washington and Weighs Federal Building Bid
Smyser plans fast Washington return this week with busy committee duties ahead of holiday break and a January February struggle to secure a Wooster federal building. He has pressed for the project, hoping reelection would have strengthened odds, and remains determined to advance the claim this winter.
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Smyser
Siyser
Congress
Sivas
Wooster
Congreta
Weoater
Overton Gleanings A Quiet Week and Disturbances
In Overton on November 7 a school bell was added with a clear tone. The female population rose recently. Harry Wilson and Sime Eberly welcomed a child. Four monuments were erected in the cemetery for Ramdebaughs, Walton family, Pinnice family, and Rice family members. Hunters reported record kills of 17 by George Marks and 16 by Charley Bowman, with Charley using a single barrel. Mrs Mollie Plymeseer of Barberton, formerly Overton, suffers rheumatic attack. Mrs Howman visits Madisonburg with her mother, sidelined by lagrip.
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Overrton
Harry Wilson
Sime Eberly
Ramdebaugh
Clarene
Walton
Busan
John Pinnick
Rice
Thomas Rice
Thoreday
George Marks
Charley Bowman
Charley
Mra Mollle Plymeseer
Barberton
Mre. Howman
Madisonburg
Wiesibeee
Zick
Madisonborg Hunting Season Sees Many Rabbits Not Yet Plentiful
Nov 21 Madisonborg report notes hunting season underway with few large catches. Local residents including Fike, Lehr, and McFadden are mentioned amid health issues, family visits, property deals, and school progress. Several townsfolk travel to Kentucky and Pennsylvania, and Thanksgiving plans loom as turkeys remain scarce.
Rabbits Stricken by Disease Widespread Sores Reported
Hunters report that most lowland rabbits killed show large sores and mange like lesions, rendering the cottontails unsuitable for use.
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Clearcreek
Hmmet Manges
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Wooser
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Cotton Tail
Ellsworth Morrland
al Nance
Chas. Oyler
Wocater
D. A Stout’s
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William Baughman
Jacob Matz
Hollister's
Laabaen & Boyd
Dean
MAX Bloomberg & CO
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Allayne County
America
Washington
Overton
Gleanings
Madisonborg
Op Matthey
D. Fike
Latie Lehr
Mie.ampton
Colombous
Mra Howman
Verton
Mrs. Kanfman
Frank Liggett
Her Oan
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Bert Staoffer
Joan Major
Samba Vlenn Pnicks
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Carl Bouser
David Warner
Allison
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Minnie Honogh
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