Grain and livestock prices across markets for Nov 24
Chicago and other cities report cattle prices from prime steers at 5 to 6 dollars, cows 1.40 to 4.50, feeders 2.60, hogs around 9.25 in York, Buffalo and Cleveland markets showing premiums for prime steers up to 8.75. sheep and lambs mixed with mothers at 8.00, and wheat at 78 cents with corn and oats pricing noted. Detroit and Pittsburgh markets also listing varied beef and lamb prices.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Srsc
Yorki
Pittsburg
Thanksgiving Services at Corner North Streets
Thanksgiving services will be held this year at the corner of North Streets and East North streets. The sermon will be preached by Rev. John H. Deeds. Services start at 10 o'clock with programs arranged by the subject. A debt to God and posterity will be honored.
Progressive Farmers Club Meeting At Home Of Mr And Mrs D8 Tristman
A Nov 20 gathering of the Progressive Farmers' club at the home of Mr and Mrs D8 Tristman north of Wooster featured minister banker and teacher contributions, warm hospitality, prayers, and discussions on practical hospitality and communal benefits, with Mrs Thorne presenting a paper on summer plans and Bee publication hopes.
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Ard
Progressive Farmers’ Club
Tristman
Wooster
fear-Lowry
Mary
Creston Rail Line Double Tracking Progress
Local notes report Creston area progress on doubling the electric railway line from Cleve to Creston. Work crews push ahead as the track gains two main lines, with cars to run from Cleve to Pass, reflecting a broader push to modernize regional transit and improve service reliability. The item also references community changes, including church services and local business impacts during construction.
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Creston
Maggie Shiner
Burbank
Cleyé
Philip Baum
Cleveland
Gilatisees
Lorain
Beemmey
J. C. Fritz
Taylor
A. Anion
EB. L. Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Alma Walls
Lodi
Wooster Plans Dedication Day For Greater University
City officials and citizens convened at the mayor’s office to outline the December 11 dedication of new Wooster college buildings. Walter D. Foss presided as plans called for a downtown demonstration, a substantial luncheon, and a large multi-city turnout with visitors from Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Akron Dayton Chicago St Louis Wheeling. committees were formed for reception transport badges luncheon music publicity and entertainment to ensure a warm welcome and orderly program.
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Wooster
Briar
Wooster University
Walter D. Foss
Board of Trade
George J. Schwartz
Holden
R. Holden
L. A. Severance
Cleveland
University
Newark
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Akron
Dayton
Chicago
St. Louis
Wheeling
J. G. San- Tdl
James A. Bhamp
Warren Keister
W. O. Myers
Eorge Kettler
J. F. Marchand
Jatin Gravatt
O. E. Hoffman
A Hills D D
Albert Shupe
J.G. Sanborn
W. D. Fogs
Je* Aett
Robert Th. John
Igultz
G. Gill
Henry Boisgrain
McCoferick
J. B- Minier
J Asiestar
Charles Haupert
Farm News And Local Visits In Holmes County
A rough summary notes farmers still husking corn and family visits. Mr and Mrs T O McCoy returned from a week in Cleveland and Medina. Mr and Mrs Silas Henderson and son from Fredericksburg visited Waters last Saturday and Holmes County folks were in the city last Saturday. The fragmentary text hints at late evening arrivals and security talks among mates.
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T. O. McCoy
Clevelad
Medina
Silas Henderson
Fredericksburg
Waters
Holmes County
Peruna Cure Praised by Wisconsin Patient
Dr S H Hartman of Columbus Ohio receives a grateful letter from Mrs M A Close of Appleton Wisconsin praising Peruna and Maualin for saving her life after a long battle with consumption. The patient recounts prolonged illness, a stay in a Milwaukee sanitarium, and a dramatic recovery beginning after starting the remedies. She asks that mail be sent to her Wisconsin address and wishes continued mercy in the doctor’s work.
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Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Perana
Maualin
Milwaukee
Wis
Peruana
Peruna
M. A. Close
P. S
Wiscodild
Pacific Sirest
Applien
Dalton News Highlights Local ills and Ventures
Local items report a large bank haul by eight horses from depot to the bank and new furniture arrivals to improve the bank. Dalton’s electric railway clash with Massillon hopes for future county line service. The pottery is busy, newer blocks rise on East Main, and Rev. Warner faces outside ministers in revival plans. Grace Morrow visits Keene. Miss Mary Root recovering from typhoid. Ten Nights in a Bar Room shown at Race's Hall. school to host an event next Wednesday. Hunters use season well though no bear yet. a hog stolen from Levi Rudy’s home. Rev. A N Crow to give a sermon at Mt Eaton Thursday.
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Massillon
Dalton
Methodists 3
Warner
McCalmon
Smithville
T. £. AlcDowell
Ands. J
Phsicians
Azon Bros
Race
The
Presbyterian Church
Levi Rudy
Anthony Owens
Fr. Owens
A. N. Crow
Commendable deed by Shreve ladies seeks land for park
A group of seven prominent Shreve women, among many residents, form a committee to solicit lands for a public park. The effort aims to secure donations for building costs and to benefit local families and city residents. The party includes Mrs Kean and Mrs Miley, among others, and is led by prominent local figures.
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Home Ee
Shreve
Mirai
Ba Parpoms
Silver Medal Contest at Marshallville Lecture Series
The Silver Medal contest in Marshallville featured a five-part Lecture Course with December 4th opening by O D McKeaver on People You and I Have Met. Local students Miss Olga Halter and Miss Christina Stinson contributed. Edson Stinson won the silver medal after performances by Stinson, Quinby, and others with music from the Mandolin Club and Irene Yeakley.
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Marshallville
O. D. McKeaver
Misa Olga Halter
Milton Mie
McIntyre
Orrville
Charles Linderer
Howard
Christina Stinson
Edith
Tri
Williard Schlott
Will “Lagi
Barberton
Keiffer
W. C
E. Y
Sunda
Dari Dor
John Burkholder
Misanie Hartzler
Smithville
Angie
Mie E. V
Ethel Stinson
Edna Weaven
Marjorie Barnet Ward Musser
Ednon Stinson
Royce Powell
Anna Quinby
Shallville Mandolin Club
Irene Yeakley
Are Warner
Dalton
Mandolin Club
Edson Stinson
Housekeepers' Club Meets At Mrs Yesker Home
Wayne township Housekeepers' Club will meet at Mrs Yesker's home on Thursday December 4 1902 at 1 45 p m Members will respond to roll call with a discussion on the current course of gis opened ed box and a tasting of apple butter. Mrs Lytle and Mrs McGracken are noted for contributions. Fred Heim presiding. 0 Miller secretary.
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Housekeepers’ Club
Wayne Township
Yesker
Box
Helms Sl Tion
Dora
Fred Heim
Miller
Hunting accident injures foreman and misfire kills horse
A late night hunting mishap near the railroad left a foreman seriously injured as he was trapped between a car and another object. Criss Dull of two miles west of Burbank reported the incident while hunting. A separate report mentions a man shot during a daybreak hunt and notes injuries to a worker’s foot. The item also lists local community notices and ads, including a claim about Mountain Tea and a medical product.
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Ats Bank
Eoame
Ole
Bane
Rosten
Ile
Marti
Burbank
Wallace
L. George
Miss Lewis
Medina
Breen
Barbas West Canaan
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Dani A. Ae
Lee Wilbur
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T. Miller
Ernie E. Siaaler
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