Wayne County Fair Attendance Despite Heavy Rain
Attendance at the Wayne County Agricultural Society exhibition remained solid amid heavy rains. The fair showcased Angora goats, large poultry displays, and extensive mechanics arts, farming implements, and vehicle exhibits. Racing featured Red Dawn and Daisy Simmons with action-heavy heats and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsderenrice
Wayne County Agricultural Society
Ayne County
Ohio Agent Care Experiment Station
Wayne County
Harding C Company
Harding & Company
Mde
Wooster Hardware Company
Koch Bros
New Waterford
Holcker Bros
Creatline
O Eckert Carriage
Auburn
Ind
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Ohio Couples
A series of marriage license announcements include W A Dunaway of Ottawa Michigan and Grace Ashrig of Wooster. Peter H Sickles and Martha Farnham of Wooster. Edward Mahaney and Belle Webb of Wooster. Wm fm of Barberton and Alice C Holm of Easton. Chas A French of Columbus and Katharine Dempsey of Orrville. Ernest Fisher and Clara Amaritz of Marshallville. A B Leighty and Emily L Hank of Canaan. Herbert J Cully and Jennie Root of Dalton. Aden Fisher of Wooster and Anna Perry of Orrville. Gov Morr and Etta C Correll of Moreland. P&L Bristol of Akron and Malinda Flath of Doylestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A. Dunaway
Ottawa
Grace Ashrig
Wooster
Peter H Sickles
Martha Farnham
Edward Mahaney
Belle Webb
Wm Fm
Barberton
Alice C Holm
Easton Chas
French
Columbus
Katharine Dempsey
Orrville
Ernest Fisher
Clara Amaritz
Marshallville
A B Leighty
Emily L Hank
Canaan
Herbert J Cully
Jennie Root
Dalton
Fall Mens Shirts and Boys Suits Sale Card
Advertises men s fall shirts from 50 cents to 1 00 and driving gloves 50c 75c 1 00 and 1 50. Features knee pant suits at 2 50 and a range of boys two piece double breasted juniors Norfolk suits ages 4 to 8 in wool fabrics with stylish patterns and a 2 50 special price.
Three-piece Boys Suits Priced 3 50 and 4 00
A sale of boys suits in sizes 8 to 15 offers a line of three piece sets in Scotch cheviots cassimeres and worsteds all wool and fast color. Prices are 3.50 and 4.00 per suit.
Hats at One Fifty for Fall and Winter Alpines
Hats priced at $1.50 and $2.00 arrive in new fall and winter colors. Men’s Alpines offered in soft and stiff varieties with a snappy appearance, advertised as cheaper alternatives to $2.00 and $2.50 hats seen elsewhere.
Wooster Notes and Fair Week Roundup
Busy Wooster items cover county fair highlights, local arrests, and electoral logistics as clerks, judges, and printers are named. Mentions of visiting dignitaries Rev Snyder from Sendai, Japan, and pension updates for local residents accompany band performances and post office staffing notes.
School transfers and unusual custody case in Niles
Second ward school will assign a new superintendent for the Fourth ward school on Wednesday, replacing Harry Hiller who has contract work. Samuel Kready becomes janitor of the Second ward school. Probate Judge Adair reports a letter from Judge St Picker ing noting Harry L. Lehman of this city is in custody on a lunacy charge in Warren. Lehman claims a railway wreck and cannot explain his arrival in Niles where he was arrested.
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Second Ward
Fourth Ward
Harry Hiller
Samuel Kready
Adair
St . Pickering
Warren
Harry L. Lehman
Lehman
Niles
Social Notes Highlight Fraternity Gathering And Weddings
Phi Gamma Delta hosts a Monday evening gathering at Leslie Houston’s Bloomington home featuring a chicken roast. Miss Marline Webb of Massillon, set to wed Edward A. Pratt of Cleveland in November. Allen R. Fisher and Anna Perry wed at East High Street church with witnesses Mrs Stevens and Miss McDaniels. The couple departed for Orrville after a supper hosted by Mrs William Levers, amid a rice sendoff. George Moore and Miss Etta C Correll tied the knot in Wooster. The Classics' club met in Bloomington with Frances and Jane Glenn. Nina Given read on Heroines of Literature and Bess Thorne provided piano music.
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Geor. Cochel
Mansfield
Wooster
Conrad R_ Beckley
Orrville
H_ Leeper
Spain
Shreve
Wooster Glenn Halt
Canton
South Market Street
Andrew Major
Plain Township
G. H. Cotton
Harrison, Ark
D. W. Brandt
South Buckeye Street
Horn Building
Richard Morrison
Hubbell
Dalton
Mary McGowan
Big Prairie
Karl White
McFern
Minerva
Retail Grocers’ Association
Johnson
Henry Drakenstott
Bloomington
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Wayne
Canaan
Chester
Frank Thompson
Sherman Re
West Liberty Street
Mr Thompson
Curtis-Van Meter
Pittsburg
Archie
J C Burneson
National Bureau of Animal Industry
G H. Hammond Packing Company
Hammond
Ind
A. D. Knapp
Secre
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Leslie Houston
William Ofare
W. L. Neal
The
Christian Church
East High Street
Allen R. Fisher
Anna Perry
Tom Stevens
Neal
McDaniels
Fisher
William Levers
George Moore
Mids Etta C. Correll
Moreland
Mary Lane
J. Eakin
Classics’ Club
Frances
Jane Glenn
Save the Shade Trees and Shade Crop Health
Farmers often destroy shade and nut trees claiming nothing grows under them. The text argues that large trees absorb soil fertility, leaving little for other plants, and suggests heavy manuring beneath the trees could sustain crops and help the trees thrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resson
Wise girl seeks vigor with Rocky Mountain Tea
A fragmentary adlike passage describes a Wise girl urged to take Rocky Mountain Tea to gain vigor. The text mentions honey and a wandering context with vague names and phrases, reflecting a vintage promotional or catalog tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Pacha -Boyd, Widtravelers
Owler's
Mansfield Faces Wooster in Tough Football Clash
Mansfield highs lose 16 to 0 to Wooster after early fumble, with Noggle, Nice, McQuigg, Hoelzel and Follis scoring for Wooster. Mansfield shows training gains but weak end play and backfield defense allow Wooster to dominate both halves.
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Mansfield High School
Wooster
Wooster High School
Mansfield
Noggle
Nice
Hoelzel
Noggia
Follisoelzel
Follis
Auarterback
Ime
N McQuigg
R G Smith
G Shives
R. T. Webb
T. Follis
R E. Stauffer
L. Leyda
H. Follis
H Noggle
F B. Hoelzel
Q B. Nice Espe
Hall
Cook
G. Twichell
T. Brown
T. Davidson
Harring
E. Sattler
R B. Pratt
Lh. Cuningham
F B. Clincy
B. McConnell
McQuigg
Gasthe and
Abernathy
Narrow escape in runaway on South Walnut street
Edward Swartz of the Annat store and his young niece the Goughies of Will Street survived a runaway accident on South Walnut Street when a horse stumbled over ashes, breaking the shaft and upsetting a buggy into a postal telegraph area. Both escaped injury. the horse was stopped down the street.
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Edward Swartz
Annat
Neice
Will Street
South Walnut Street
Wing . Swartz
Ant Mr. Sswartz
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Fair Grounds
Red Dawn
Lady Barns
Toline
Black Slipper
Daisy Simmons
Chippens
Russia Boy
Pormaen
Hugh Ports
McDowell Bros
Millersburg
Burbank
Kpt
Goldface
Potts
Lady van
Ruesselmore
Lottie Bayard
Rann
Drivyers
Russelmore
Lee
Walter Pierce
Little Frank
G. Walters
Silk Line
Sam Geyer
Woos
Ter
Raymond Russell
D. E. Rolley
Ashtabula
Jean K. J F. Sweeney
Cleveland
Brewster Wilkes
Lewis Welton
Wellington
H. B. Spellman
Canal Dover
Grace
Elyria
W.W. Rich Evan
G. W. Long
Ubdela
W. A. Mahaffey
J. P.O. Shank
Litchfield
Wm. Armardson
Akron
Strong
P. Speelman
Clay Villon
J. G. Burton
Cliff A
G. Weesters
Starke Palter
Harvey Close
Jim F. J Alender
Zanes- Vig
Blkg
Charles Ports
Chm
John Bosley
North Lawrence
Wat
Rebekah
Taney
Ian
Our
Hawes
Price _Clothi
St Frick Memorial
Wooster, O
McCarron
Squire RC
Sweeny
Edward Mahane
Bella Webb
Wooster, Husban
Fred Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Charles Bandone
Brown Charles
Custady
Smith
S. S. Snyder
Sendi
Japan
S. BE. Neikirk
Snyder
South Bever Street
Bever
East Henry Street
H F Crowl
Ohio State Board of
Alliance
Board of Elections
Clapper Printing Company
Oddfellows
Hea Burbank Boys
F M Sulliger
Creston
Frank Borgegrain
Oddfellow
Warren Keister
C. E. McAfee
Robi Smith
Jacob Palmer
Charles Rosskam
Chicago Stock Company
City Opera House
Jubach
Boyd
Zimmerman
Social Notes
Marline Webb
Massillon
Edward A. Pratt
Fagee
BY the
Way
Elbert Hubbard
Philistine
Pip
Eas
Dunaway
Pullman
Clapper Printix Company
Beacon
Jourt
Baldwin
Beeen
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