Farm for Sale Near Wooster with Buildings and Orchards
For sale I offer my 143 acre farm six miles north of Wooster. It features a large nine room house, barn, all out buildings, a six room tenant house, smoke barn, two good orchards and various fruits. The property can be divided into 60 and 63 acre tracts. Suitable for grain and stock raising. Prices and terms from John Walmer, agent, Woolater, Ohio, or G. W. Spangler, Monte Vista, Colorado. d146 29.
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Wooster
John Walmer
Woolater
Ohio
G. W. Spangler
Monte Vista
Colorado
Market summary from Wooster Stock Exchange
Market report received by wire today lists Wheat December 108 percent May 407 percent Corn December 68 May 63 Oats December 495 cents May 61. Wooster produce includes Butter 24 cents per pound eggs 28 cents per dozen lard 10 cents per pound potatoes Wheat 1.00 flour retail 5.20 per barrel rye 75 cents oats 45 cents new corn 55 cents barley 8 cents timothy seed 1.25 clover seed 4.00 hay 8.00 to 10.00 salts per barrel 1.10 bran 1.35 middlings 4.50 wool 15 to 18 cents.
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Wooster Stock Exchange
Wooster
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
An OCR snapshot lists cattle prices for steers cows and heifers, hogs and lambs, with ranges for selling and shipping. Wheat and oats futures show No 2 red and related price quotes, alongside various regional cattle classifications and milking stock figures.
Local visits populate New Pittsburg scene
New Pittsburg residents and relatives log a week of social visits. John Katz and family of Jeromeville spent Wednesday with Mrs. Mary Jackson. Mrs. Howard Eberhart of New Pittsburg spent Tuesday at Black Teysville. Joseph Tarris and wife of Rows visited J W Fortney. Mrs William Keiser and Mrs Moor of Fostoria stayed with sister Mrs James Weaver. Jay Finley and family of Ashland were at ES Finley’s. John Messmore and wife of West Salem called on James Wise. EB S. Winley hosted dinner Sunday for Ohio Piper and family.
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New Pittsburg
John Katz
Jeromeville
Mary Jackson
Howard Eberhart
Black Teysville
Joseph Tarris
J W
John Messmore
West Salem
James Wise
EB S. Winley
Ohio Piper
Ashland
D. N Swaisgood
Notice to Electors on Precinct Division in Wooster Ohio
Notice under Ohio election law cites that when four hundred votes were cast in a ward or township, precincts may be split. It notes 1405 election results in Chater, Plato, Wayne townships and parts of Wooster. Deputy State Supervisors will consider dividing precincts at December 7 in the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, Court House, Wooster. Attest: officials of the election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chater
Plato
Wayne
Wooster
State Supervisors of Elections
Hela
Atonnave
Ashbrook
Faulkner
William A. Ashbrook
Licking County
Joe Newton
Staite House
Mary Ann Township
New
Philadelphia Tribune
Uncle Joe
Edwin
Wertz
Dalton
Wayne County
Outsized Sunday Outing Reflects Ideal November Day
Sunday November 22 offered perfect weather for Wooster residents. Automobiles and private conveyances carried thousands on long country rides and many more walked the pleasant streets. Autumn headgear and clothing were on display as townsfolk enjoyed a healthful afternoon promenade.
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Wooster
Community Visit Notes From New Pittsburg Area
Fragmentary local social notes record several families visiting relatives across New Pittsburg Orrville Madisonburg Sterling and Woos with names including Nugene Lance Elizabeth Piper Henry Hemptry and A A Zimmermin among others.
Booze or Not Booze Case In C P Court
The Wooster case of Wmn Meeks versus George Krieger, county treasurer, seeks to restrain a $1000 tax under the Dow liquor law from May 1907 to June 1908. State witnesses testified Meeks sold Cream of Hops with under two percent alcohol after Wooster went dry, while Meeks and family denied selling intoxicants. A government chemist found insufficient alcohol to classify it as intoxicant, but officers claimed otherwise. The hearing concluded with arguments underway by 2:45 p.m.
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Eason
Cours
Common Pleas
Wmn
Meeks
Wooster
George Krie Ber
Weygahdt & Welser
Mecks
Caplin
Krieger
Paul Meeks
Charles Gasser
Columbus
A. Ys. Brown
Toledo
Wm. Donalhan
van Wert
Brown
Donopahan
Otto S. Marchewtbhz
Mr. Meeks
Fassillon
City Council Eyes Codified Ordinances Printing Contract
City Council committee Sam uel Kready Wellington Mary and P A Rice to receive bids for printing the codified ordinances in book form. Three bids for 500 copies and about 300 pages: Herald $435 Collier $368.50 Clapper $360. Contract to be awarded to Clapper Co. Work to finish early next year.
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Samuel Kready
Wellington Mary
P. A. Rice
Herald Printing Co
Collier Printing Co
Clapper Printing Co
Wrecking of Erie freight train near Ashland causes heavy loss
The Erie railway suffered heavy loss when a freight train derailed two miles east of Ashland. A flange on a car near the middle caused seven cars to break and nine more to derail. All trains were annulled for the day as over 200 feet of track was torn up before the engine could be stopped.
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Ashland
Erie Railway
Bullet Whizzes Past Man Outside West Larwil Street Home
James Qahl steps from his shop on West Larwil Street when a gunshot rings out. A bullet narrowly misses him and travels through Mr Bahl’s home walls and curtains, ending near a window on the far side. The shot is described as careless and was fired on the fair grounds.
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James Qahl
West Larwil
Mr. Bahl
Lillian Pryor Freed After Custody in City
Lillian Pryor, once of this city and later Ashland resident, was taken into custody Monday night. She was released Tuesday morning after promising to leave the city.
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Lillian Pryor
Ashland
Partition action filed against 421 heirs in estate case
Wayne Hart represents the petitioner in a partition suit targeting 421 heirs and all claimants against the estate regarding property referenced as No. 684. The action directs partition of the estate and names the involved pets as part of the proceedings.
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Dee
Elizax Kuatiman
Volved
Wayne Hart
Sarre Sce Fades Eased On Tutsday Afternoon
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fading scene on a Tuesday afternoon with unclear details. The readable parts mention time of day and a muted event but lack concrete names places or outcomes to confirm.
Wertz for Secretary Wertz in Columbus rumors loom
A report from Columbus tracks E S Wertz of this city as a possible private secretary to Governor Harmon after a conference with the governor last Saturday. A telegram says no decision yet amid multiple names, with Ashbrook and an Advocate editor also pushing Wertz.
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E. S. Wertz
Harmon
Newark
Ohio
Wertz
Ashbrook
Republican
P& Om
Faulkner
Enaquirer
Coshocton
Charlie Lambertson
Qonse
Price Russell
Youse
Wayne County
Patrick Tl. Kartj
Youngstown
Moore Bunth
Byron N. Barger
Columbus
C. Weybrecht
Alliance
Howard
Toledo
Judge Armon
Fire in woods near Applecreek causes excitement
A telephone message from Apple Creek reported a large section of woods on fire near Applecreek on Monday. Farmers and many citizens rushed to assist, trying to confine the blaze to a small area away from fences and properties.
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Apple Creak
Wreck at Broadway and interurban collision injures two
A double vehicle crash occurred around 2 15 PM on Broadway near Baxter between a Broadway car and the Akron Bedford and Cleveland interurban. Witnesses say the eastbound interurban failed to climb a grade at Morgan Run gully due to slippery rails and was backing down the hill preparing for a fresh start.
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Broadway
Arul Baxter
Menny
Morgan Run
Nightingale Company Receives Rave From Ashland Manager
Westover of the Ashland Opera House praised The Nightingale company after Saturday night and Sunday performances. He urged managers of the City Opera House to book a return visit, calling the show unusually strong, the chorus singing excellent, and the production the best cheap priced musical comedy seen. A Thanksgiving matinee and night presentation was planned.
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Westover
Ashland Opera House
City Opera House
Nightingale Company
Opera House
Columbus basketball team to face Modern Woodmen five
Thanksgiving arrangements concluded with Cleveland’s last Columbia basketball team set to play Wooster’s Modern Woodmen of America five on Monday. A single afternoon game is planned with the local squad, a strong lineup of the city’s top players, ready for fast action.
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Columbia
Cleveland
Woodmen of America
Wooster
Lutheran Choir to Present Praise Service at Seven
The Lutheran church choir conducted by Prof. H. G. Hutchins will present a Praise Service at 7 o clock with several anthems and solos by top talent. An invitation is extended to all to attend. The choir is preparing a Christmas Cantata Star of Bethlehem with soloists including Miss Ethe Rockey Miss Helen Newkirk Guy Richard and C P Blough.
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Lutheran Church
H. G. Hutchins
Star of Bethlehem
Afigg Ethe
Rockey
Helen Newkirk
Guy Richard
C. P. Blough
The
Organiza-Ion
Recital by Professor Dalbert G Gr ak Delights Audience
A recital will be given by Professor Dalbert G Gr ak, featuring works by Carolle Pieth. The event was announced for Thursday evening in December, drawing interest from local music lovers and students alike.
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Dalbert
Gr Ak
Rend Xui
Carolle Pieth
City Council Recess Amid Vehicle Ordinance Debates
The City Council met in recess on Monday night with all members present. A lengthy conference preceded a discussion of printing bids for codified ordinances and major debate over the Vehicle Ordinance. After hours of discussion and item by item review, final passage was ordered. licenses for one and two horse carts, carriages, hacks, omnibuses, and motor vehicles were set with fees ranging from 1 to 3 dollars.
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Kready
Rhee
Matt
Weiser
Whetter
Lattenschlager
Tier
Russell
Berlin
Mr. Rice
Yoas
Bloomberg
Rice
Matz
Obituary of Joseph H Redett of Fredericksburg
Joseph H Redett born in Shippensburg Pennsylvania in 821 nearly 87, learned the tinner trade, moved to Pittsburg at 23 to work on cartridge boxes for the Mexican War, settled in Fredericksburg in 1846 when the town was a small shipping center. He was plain in taste, kind in nature, loved children, and his passing leaves a bleeding heart for the empty chair.
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Joseph H. Redett
Shippensburg
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Masteillon
Ufe
Insanity charge set for Kohler in Dalton home robbery case
Paul Kohler held in the county jail since July 1 faces an insanity trial December 7 for entering Fred Egger’s home near Dalton to rob and assault Mrs. Egger. Special jurors drawn include Virgil Mott Elmer Ober Levi R Kramer J P Hosler Frank Haverstock J Wacker J H Spiker and others from Wooster Greene Chippewa Wayne areas.
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Paul Kohler
Fred Egger
Dalton
Egger
Virgil Mott
Wooster
A.D. 3Retsker
Caintor
Elmer Ober
East Union
Levi R. Kramer
Woo
Christmas Cantata at Reformed Church Promises Fulfilment
A Christmas cantata titled Promise and Fulfilment is presented by The Reformed Church Ghote i 'Paring 4" in a seasonal program likely featuring choir and instrumental pieces. Church invites parishioners and guests to attend the performance.
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Church Ghote i
Local club meetings and social events reported
Thee Waite township hhoqsokooms club met at the home of Mrs. White with roll call and discussion on housework and child care. A large party of Miss Eva ant and Mable Lolics man entertained friends at their home near Canaan with games and a bountiful repast. Nellie Tintden and Willard Miller wedding anticipated for Thanksgiving. Alumni banquet by Phi Goths described as very enjoyable with twenty five alumni present. Thanksgiving dance planned by St James Club as part of a winter series. A farewell for Mrs. Lance described with a long moving tale and gifts, plus a note of friendship and future reunions. Other items include a friendly surprise for Judge Adair and wife at Beall Avenue, and Elmer Freed hosting a social at his Beall Ave home.
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Ligget
Wach
Eva Ant
Mable Lolics
Canaan
Hir Hosteaces
Lehman
Phi Goths
Meny University
St. James Club
Leg Breen
Etgopo
New Pittsburg
Lance
Townssee
Goodly Company
Aes
Afry
Henge Norton
Ss South Land
Adair
Methodist Sunday School
St L. Adair
Beall Avenue
Andy
Rey Charles
Johnson
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the Syndicate No
Liberty St
People’s Column
Caen Ada
Imesa
Br Cath
A. Fine
Caiolin
Ha J. Stilson
Ming Postal Telegraph Co
Wooster Grain and Stock
Hogue
Paver
Fring Iduern
U.er
Kco
E. B. Childs
Wooster, O
the Wooster Machine Company
B. Barrett
Sran
D Charles
Msoyee, Dixie
Wesley
Lillian
Applecreek
Lutheran Choir
Misa Nellie Tintden
Willard Miller
Fornshell
Grant Fornstiel
Elmer Freed
Beall Ave
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