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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
5
The Wooster stock exchange wires report market updates for Wheat, Corn, and Oats with December and May futures. Pricing covers wheat 73.3 and 78.3 cents, corn 42.4 and 45 cents, oats 38.4 and 34.5 cents per unit, plus assorted produce and grain items with current retail and wholesale figures.
The large St Bernard owned by Clem Burkholder on South Grant Street bit Harry Burgan, 10, while he played near his home. The dog seized the boy’s left thigh and held on until his older brother intervened. Dr. Ryall treated the injuries, which were severe but not expected to be life threatening. The notice then advertises Pine-ules remedies.
Oct 17 Fredericksbury notes report the town mourns W J Smith’s sudden death at 0 o clock on Saturday. Funeral planned for Monday. Barbara Warner burial follows in Lodi. Henrietta Stoll illness mentioned. Mr and Mrs Frank Martin visiting, Century club meeting held, and several residents noted for visits and illness.
T W Alexander of Franklin Township died Tuesday morning October 18 at his sister Mrs Wilson Mc Culloch’s home. Born December 18, 1825, on the Pam farm, he spent all his years in Franklin township and suffered ill health since March 1. He was the only brother among six sisters. Services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment at Nonparie Cemetery.
The board of education met Monday night and filled the vacant high school janitor post left by Thomas Ammon’s resignation. Fourteen applicants were considered, with the board finally selecting Clark Latimer, who has long served the South Walden Street feed barn and will begin duties on November 14.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Board of Canvass and to be opened before November 25 1906. Proposals must cover printing and binding ballots for the November election with bids per precinct and quality specified. The board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive irregularities.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a proposed extension of an electric line from Orrville to Creighton connecting with Cleveland and Ohio Southwestern routes via towns including Marshallville Rittman and Wadsworth. The plan mentions routes along Main Street near water trough and Graber Park with other public notices and church events in Barberton and nearby areas.
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