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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
4
A fragment lists Congress M. L. oaryser and Judge. 5. SavERs with Sheriff A. P. Merker Commissioner Joan Zimmerman Prosecutor W. G. Patterson Infirmary Director Irvin McClarran among other officials referenced in a county or municipal session record.
The article notes rapid growth in rural carrier routes by 1905 with 8055 active paths, vastly up from 1886. It highlights post office appropriations, postal rate reductions, and praises Judge Smyser plus speakers like A J Clay for supporting federal services that connect farms to national markets. It questions Ashbrook’s congressional prospects and berates political stances on railway ownership and public works such as water supply in Wooster.
The piece argues that President Roosevelt dominates the campaign, with voters evaluating his policies through Congressmen who align with him. It asserts the administration nears its midpoint and asks whether support should continue or shift, linking Smyser’s record to Roosevelt’s policy actions.
The council wisely called for a vote on issuing bonds for a water plant and delayed a site decision, arguing a strong plant will not raise taxes if run honestly. Republicans favor better water and oppose extra public burden, stressing water consumers pay rather than the general public.
Wooster Ohio October 9 1996 editorial notes publishable letter from M L Smyser former congressman defending his record on trusts and anti trust laws. He cites Sherman Antitrust Act Valentine Act and 1887 1889 political context with Cleveland Harrison and Democratic and Republican platforms. Editor Hoffman declines publication in Wayne County Democrat citing fairness concerns and accuracy.
A flood of letters extols Peruna as a cure for pelvic and stomach catarrh. Women describe long illness, fatigue, pain, and irritability improving after use, with many affirming renewed health and daily vigor. The letters frame catarrh as the root cause of female ailments and endorse Peruna as a trusted remedy.
Ashbrook plans to seek twice daily weather reports from Washington as a campaign issue. He promotes a pocket political booklet urging tariff limits on railroads and local option. The speaker warns of a coming storm and asserts Smyser will win Wayne County by 900 votes, urging victory to prevent defeat.
W G Patterson the Republican candidate for prosecutor is a capable young lawyer. He would secure indictments and convictions and act as a faithful county servant, handling legal affairs with precision and care based on his Wooster practice and proven ability.
Reports say Sir Thomas Lipton is looking for an American wife. If true he has ample wealth to support any marriage venture he desires.
Senator Platt encounters renewed matrimonial difficulties as he ages. The piece notes that the older a man becomes the more his marital troubles seem to affect him, reflecting on personal strain amid public life.
A lively homemaking moment shows the head of the family wheeling a heating unit into place as the household gears up for winter. The scene emphasizes domestic routine and seasonal readiness in a warm, period-voice tone.
The coal strike has ended, but the news is not reaching those planning for winter fuel. Many households and suppliers remain unsure how the ending affects supply, prices, and heating arrangements this season.
Up to press time Mrs. Platt had not yet reached the cenator by telephone, leaving the issue unresolved as reporters waited for official comment.
John Lake returns from Chicago on business. Cleveland guests of LN Aylesworth family visit then depart. Major Merkel of Shreve seen on streets. Miller Ebright and Lawyer Sample from Lake Fork hosted by Haro and John Porter. Dessie and Dora Smetzer visit Loudonville friends. Otto Patl travels to Akron for rubber works. J C Aylesworth and Wm Devinney haul 648 bushels potatoes. Frank Leihty crates 406 bushels for J C and J S Aylenworth. Farmers harvest apples and prepare for winter. political discussion centers on Congress, markets, and labor needs.
Rav. John F. Booker remains pastor of Reedaborg Lutheran church amid a dispute over termination and authority. The church council and four-church joint council contest his removal, while he denies the validity of meetings and asserts continued employment and right to preach.
Barberton property is set for growth with new factories nearing completion. Investors should view current opportunities for homes or investments. Moore A A Moore, Real Estate Insurance and Loan, People's Bank Building, Barberton, Ohio, advertises lease of the Moore Hotel with 85 rooms and central location.
Markets by telegraph report Wooster stock exchange quotes for Wheat Corn Oats and grain products with December May and price figures. Regional values from Pittsburgh Cleveland include cattle sheep hogs and calves with price ranges and classifications. Subscription request notes Republican newspaper as source.
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