Republican Nomination and Primary Vote in Kiester Ward
The article reports on the republican ticket for Kiester View Vasor Welker Christy Auditor FC, Wolle Raluitor, board of education, and other local posts. It analyzes the primary results, noting Keister won the mayoral nomination with 419 votes while 483 votes were cast in one ward, and defends the nomination against claims of dictation by prominent Democrats. It emphasizes voter conviction for a clean, capable ticket ahead of the November election.
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Mavor
Kiester
P Kier
Age
George Fisher
Birst
Snyder Seoona Pinter
Hubbell J Beehtet
Nship Tichet
S.J Blake
James Taxyart
C'srence Nollh
Charles Ae
A C. Sho
Hassell Kinton
Extase
Keister
Koster
d.Ahtion Goen
Ci Fc
Wascor
Keteter
Agg
Waver
Keister Candidate for Mayor Files Progressive Bid
J J Keister Republican candidate for mayor declares a platform of municipal reform. Councilman Eels ter, two years in office, supports Keister as a progressive business leader poised to bring change. The former mayor Van Nest served two terms, and Keister aims to win the seat for the city’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Keister
Eelster
van Nest
van Nest Bee
Keister
Keister Seeks City Mayor Post On Law and Fair Deeds
A local candidate, J J Keister, presents himself as a moderate, law‑abiding contender for chief magistrate. He emphasizes enforcing the law, honest service, and fair dealing, pledging independent governance and steadfastly to uphold duties impartially. If elected, Keister vows to act as mayor with integrity.
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Keister
Kereter
Po Cligne
J J. Keister
J J Keister
Parcels Post push urged in coming session
The Parcels Post plan is urged for Congress action with warnings that it will aid warlord enterprise and hurt local rural communities. Local supporters are asked to write to Congressman Ashbrook urging him to oppose the measure that would harm prosperous farms in the seventeenth district.
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Reputican
Aybe
Ashbrook
Wooster Mayoral Race Joins Three Notables for Councilmen at Large
The notice endorses Charles Lauteveach a young man of ability from the Pennsylvania Railroad. TM Max Bloomberg a public spirited Wooster business leader. and Cloyd Steinmetz of Gray & Son coal, arguing all three will make splendid officials for the city.
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Anobi
Bag Tbhras
Charles Lauteveach
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Max Bloomberg
Wooster
Elory
That New Press Delayed At Republican Office
The Republican reports the Duplex Printing Press Menuf couring company says the new press for the Republican office is delayed by shipment and will not be in operation until about November 1 or shortly after. The paper notes the press will be one of the most expensive and magnificent machines in the region, promising better service for subscribers and new capabilities.
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Republican
Menuf Couring Company
Repetican
Wayne County Democrats on reelection and third terms
The Wayne County Democrat notes several gentlemen listed for reelection seek a third term while Republicans highlight capable first term candidates. It cites a contrast between party aims and asserts a square deal if their candidates win, amid local political chatter about wet and dry issues.
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Wayne County
Anumber
Doylestown Welcomes New Bakery Leader Schmid
Mr Schmid departed Tuesday to Doylestown to take charge of a bakery recently bought there. A versatile entrepreneur, he is described as a bustier in any line of business he may enter and is expected to find success in Doylestown.
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Rodelf Schmid
Doylestown
Schmid
Golden Corners School Opens and Local Visits
Our school began Monday October 21 with Moir Clodfelter from Congresa as teacher. Miss Zelma Craig and brother visited friends last Thursday. Henry Xen and wife of Lodi called on Mrs Margaret Seifert and family. Mrs Elmer Myers and Izora traveled to Burbank on business Thursday. Mrs Michael Wagner returned to Cedar Valley after visiting. Mr and Mrs Joe Whitworth went to Wooster. J D Weidman bought a new buggy. Joe Winter and daughter Leora attended a missionary meeting at Mrs David Armstrong's last Thursday. John Gant and George McAteer traveled to Burbank Saturday evening.
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Moir Clodfelter
Congresa
Zelma Craig
Henry Xen
Lodi
Margaret Seifert
Elmer Myers
Izora
Burbank
Michael. Wagner
Cedar Valley
Joe Whitworth
Wooster
J. D. Weidman
Joe Winter
Leora
David Armatrong
John Gant
George McAtea
Sheriff Caskey Questioned Over Advertising Notices
Ten newspapers in various counties carried notices of the approaching sheriff election. Sheriff Caskey said he checked with attorneys and Judge Easoo that the new law made such proclamations optional. He then consulted the secretary of state and the State Board of Elections, who confirmed no mandatory proclamation, though counties may cover advertising costs if done.
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Caskey
Easoo
Ofice
Secretary of State
State Board of Elections
Coerane
Village notes record crop prices and local events
Oct 22 farm letters report corn at 65 cents per bushel for county fields with scarce supply. Prizes include 74 cents per bushel for oats and ivy poison affecting residents. Mr Nourenberry and Mr Shoup incur health issues. church matters stir agitation with presbytery actions. Local residents attend presbytery, farm sales noted, and Peter Simon elected Mt Eaton cemetery trustee for five years.
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N Roth
Alex Maurer
Wes Haaling
Itatoes
Nourenberry
Baling
Tatoeer Ouid Corpie
William Shoup
Charles Johnson
T B Thompson
Tommy Thompson
Wooster
Jobn Pharna and Son
Leveland
John Schlasley
Ashton
Haseting
C C Blasser
John Yobo
Hendereon Mumaw
Woorter
Wee Toe Christopher
Harrold Farm
Yoder
Boyd
wWeren i
Zander Fullerton
Presbyteria Cichurd
Peter Simon
Mt Eaton
Local notes and visits fill town gatherings
Oct 22 update shows Rev. Felton preaching in North Lawrence last Tuesday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs A F Hoffman of Barberton and Akron resident John Sutter. Frary moves in with mother, Art Campbell returns from Pawnee boarding house work, and Miss Sigmas with Conrad visit Dundee. Farmers report a better potato crop and several relatives drop by from California and New Jersey.
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Felton
North Lawrence
A. F. Hoffman
Barberton
John Sutter
Akron
A. W Aoffman
Greenwich
C. B Frary
Hhonse
Art Campbell
Pawnee
J. W. Brinkerhoff
Kentucky
M B Mead
Howea
Mr. Mead
San Jose
Calif
Rogers
Brinkerbotf
Sigmas
Conrad
Burbank
Dundee
Max L Hoffman
Bayonne
N. J
Misa S E. McCoy
Golden Corners
Armstrong Oct 22 Farmers and visitors note
Farmers busy cutting coin and digging pratoce. Jacob Beresl entertains his Akron brother Mise Sosie Mark visits Reedabure friends. Glins Clason and Miss McCoy visit, Mrs Jennie Frazier’s bone. Nellie Yergin to pear. Tommy rides a bicycle with circus tricks.
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Jacob Beresl
Akron
Sosie Mark
Reedabure
Glins Clason
Ledi
Miss & McCoy
Burbank
Jennie Frazier
Blanche Clason
Nellie Yergin
Salem
Tommy
Grice
Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablets Promise Cure Guarantee
Advert says bad breath and indigestion caused by stomach trouble can be treated with Mi-O-Na stomach tablets. It promotes digestion, strengthens stomach and bowel muscles, and increases gastric juice flow. Boyd & Co guarantee a refund if not satisfied, offering a 50 cent box with risk assumed by the seller.
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H Boyd & Co
Smithville News Roundup Trades and Town Happenings
Oct 28 Sm ithville farmers assemble at a primary to discuss cornmeal supply. Hartzler and C J Dutchinson take charge of the Smithville mills. The Farmers and Merchants Bank plans a home, old Wiley building sold for replacement. Various residents visit, travel, and attend church events. apple butter factory ships 500 gallons to Indiana. Greene township hires Mechlin to teach five months at Weilersville school.
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Smithville
Smuitaville -Nils
Charles Hartzler
C. J. Dutchinson
John Willaanan
W. H. Zaugg
Bern
Tobias
Mra
A. K. Shaef
Jacob K. Guffman
Somerset Couny
Jonathan Yoder
West
Wooster
Wro
Shade
Savunpan
Joan Mertz
Joan
Winters
Daniel Brant
Hasings, Mich
Margaert Beelman
Cleveland
tLhburntay
A. D Brant
Penpaulvaora
Suomorenia
P. Kiefer
P Kiefer
A. K. Felton
Magoolia
Kiefer
Ray Kiefer
Hartville
A. & Bechtel
Epworth Iogue
Willoe
Apple Butter
Indiana
Pennylvania
Greene Township Board of Education
Weo. Mechlin
Fredericksburg
Weilersville School
Unverified Remedy Claims Bowels Fix Complexion
An old advertisement touts Hollieter's Rocky Mountain Tea as regulating the bowels to clear the complexion. It promises a healthy look and offers Tea or Tablets for 85 cents through H Boyd & Co.
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Hollieter
H Boyd & Co
Peruna touted as relief for many women ailments
An ad style piece extols Peruna as a leading remedy for women’s health issues, citing testimonials from Emma B. Gildner and Lutie Ward. It claims many women improve with Peruna and urges trials, noting only a small fraction publish results.
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Emma EB. Gildner
Santafe Ave
Denver
Col
Germania Order der Haragari
Peruns
Pernna
Wooster Grain and Stock Ex Market Summary
The Wooster exchange wires a market summary with wheat prices for December and May at 993g and 1.05% respectively, corn 65c, oats 45c, rye 55c, barley 45c, timothy seed 2, clover seed 9 to 9.50, hay 14 to 16, wool prices 27 to 28 cents, flour per barrel 5.00 to 5.50, and other grain and feed items listed with varied figures. The report notes multiple commodities across grains, feeds, and wool with historical price notation.
East Buffalo Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Markets
Regional cattle prices listed for East Buffalo Chicago Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati New York with tables of steers cows bulls milkers and springers per hundredweight plus calves sheep lambs hogs and grain prices in various markets. Notable figures include East Buffalo steers at $5 50 to 6 00 and calves at $800 8 75, Chicago cattle bulls at 7 50 4 60, and Pittsburg hogs listed at 7 05.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New
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the Parcels Post
Mr. Eaton
Hartman
Peruna
Lis
Emma E.gildners
Lutie Ward
Tracy Ave
Kansas City
John Mishler
People’s Colume
Caah
South Blacheyville
O.J.C. Sidie
O. Ree
Morrland
Gerewars
Rachel Meszier
Woost
Promisss
David James
Jesse G@ James
Ohio
Birgstone
Pennsylvania Depot
I. J. Emith
Congress
James Skeese
West Liberty Street
O'Clok, & m
Mary Aue Hoff
Wavynoo County
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John Kipfer
G.A. Hudson
Branford
Bracon Wilks
Alre
Norrie
Norwalk
R. B Haya
My Barn
Jacob Zaring
Perry Shamp
Telegrape
Wooster Grain and Stock
Wooster Stock Exchange
Wooster Markets
Livestock and Grain
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