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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
6
The Wooster event highlights the Premium-LISF festival lineup with a community carnival on Free Street. Organizers promise family friendly rides, food stalls, games, and live entertainment across the fairgrounds this weekend.
The notice invites exhibitors to enter the Wooster fair with premiums for successful displays. Entries go to secretary Frank J Shigesa at the Court House, with entry cards attached. tickets and premium cards must match for payout. Awards are decided by noon on day three, and exhibitors must remove items by 4 pm unless permission is granted.
The fair showcases extensive exhibitis of produce and goods. Farmers such as Obata, S35 Road, and Freedlander display top items with clothes, pants, lamps, and potatoes among many categories. Multiple merchants and grocers compete in farm product displays, prize winners listed with quantities and prices. a wide array of vegetables, fruits, and baked goods are judged for best in class and overall excellence.
Fragmentary text discusses dyspepsia and appetite loss with claims that eating is merely perfunctory. It mentions seeking vigor for the stomach and digestive system and notes prior trouble with sour stomach and poor appetite, though specifics are garbled.
Wooster notes the election of Bert Thorny Gasche as captain. Practice sessions held at the armory every evening at 7 30.
The Century club met Tuesday at Prout Blatkin Bloomington with Prof W. WT Sealve presenting a paper on pre millennial views of Christ's coming. An interesting discussion followed the reading of the paper and the topic engaged attendees.
The friends of Rev J Q Caump(e) bet pastor of the United Presbyterian church in Wooster learn Chaplain Campbell is likely to leave. He has been elected to the History chair at Westminster College Wilmington Pa and is considering resigning his Wooster charge to accept the position. He is now at New Wilmington.
Dooy Reed, 13, son of Zenog Reed of Franktio township, sustained a broken wrist during a training exercise for a high dive from a step ladder. While attempting the perilous leap, a dog pulled the boy’s arm, causing the injury. doctors Stoll and Ryall attended him. The incident occurred Saturday morning during pet training.
The Youngstown Telegram suggests starting a Mc Kinley club modeled on the Garfield Club. Counties that could form the district include Michigan, Stark, Columbiana, Portage, Mahoning, Wayne, Holmes, Ashland, and Carroll. The Telegram believes such a club is feasible and would gain traction.
An Ashland county infirmary inmate named De is likely among the world’s oldest men. Records show he entered the institution at age 70 on December 31, 1857, making him about 120 years old, and he was the second resident, coming from near Loudonville.
The President cabinet Governor Nash and Canton Committee commend General Charles Dick for the Ohio National Guard's orderly conduct before during and after President McKinley's funeral in Canton Ohio. Roosevelt through Olive of Public Buildings and Grounds requests express appreciation for soldierly qualities shown in police duty at Canton.
Thomas J Slaughter a New York millionaire dies suddenly in Madison New Jersey. The news notes a world in flux with brigands demanding 26 000 pounds for an American missionary’s release and business failures rising in the United States and Canada. Mrs Lynn Pullman divorces George M Pullman in Chicago. Three veterans discharged from Marion Indiana home for praising Czalgosz’s work. An anarchist editor in Spring Valley jailed for postal law violations. The piece closes with commentary on McKinley’s assassination aftermath.
In a muddled report from Wooster, George Kes ser participated in the Wilderness battles and found a small case of pins and needles sent by Mrs. C D Hughes Spirehiner. The item was later recovered by George White, with Mus seyeecht ser Wats 1 Mursler noting it had been carried on his person and then disappeared from his Bogie. The account contains garbled dialogue and uncertain provenance.
A farmer was badly injured Monday evening when a wagon team was startled near a barn. Mr Curnow 43, driving the wagon, was thrown under the wheels as the horses bolted. A physician attended, fearing serious internal injuries and possible fatal damage.
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