Failing Bonds Suit and Local Accidents in Wooster Area
In Wooster area news, a lawsuit in the United States court at Cleveland involves bonds worth 90 000 tied to Mohica township and an Ash land railroad project. Separate reports mention Osthorne Herrington's internal injuries after a horse fall at Orrsville fair, a wagon accident injuring a safe, and local visits and deaths, with notes on residents Miriam Gasche and Samuel Greiger.
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Aon
Fagare
Cleveland
Camp
Akron
Ron
William Encebtel
Partou S
Syalveue
Mohica
Ashland Aé&2
Wooster
Oe Cano
Osthorne Herrington
Orrsville Fair
Sar Jane S
Misa
Miriam Gasche
the Wooster University
Peter Barnes
Thomas D. Brown
Manafield
Samuel Greiger
Century Club
Alfa Armatrong
Lottie A. D. Bleisteim
Barberton
Sinter
Williams
Wayne County Librarian Law Draws Taxpayer Backlash
A Jacksonian editorial condemns a Wayne County practice that funds a county librarian with 500 annually from public funds. It argues the law grants the payment, but questions justice and taxpayer burden, urging voters to elect a representative to repeal the law and end such public funding of lawyers and libraries.
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Wayne County Bar Association
Wayne County
Jacksonian
Craig
First Frost and Snow Report in Armstrong Area
The Oct 27 note records the first heavy frost and snow of the season in Armstrong. It mentions Mrs. Sarah Miller visiting friends, Ella Miller’s recent days, and Mrs. Clara Ciusun with her three children visiting friends in Lodi.
Miss Emma Rose guest of Snyder sisters at Moreland
Emma Rose of Massillon is with Misses Leota and Kathryne Snyder in Moreland. Former pastor Rev Patterson of Applecoek led communion at the Methodist church. Ada Butler remains very ill. A Halloween social by the Ladies' Aid at Robt Snyder's home set for Saturday evening with a genuine Halloween supper and 10 cent admission.
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Moreland
Emma Rose
Massillon
Leota
Kathryne Snyder
Patterson
Applecoek
Ada Butler
Ladies’ Aid Soccety
Robt
Snyder
Smithville Gossip and Local Movements Reported
In Smithville a brisk social tone emerges as residents travel, relocate, and engage in community life. Notable items include Mrs Hester Taggee moving into Weaver's store, Erle Brennen returning from Chicago, and Miss Brenneman joining a sister in town. Local names such as T A Beelman, R R Webner, and Dr E L Hen are mentioned amid reflections on distant relatives and happenings.
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Beelman
Erle Brennen
Chicago
Hester Taggee
Weaver
R. R. Webner
Sitk Jos
Gallagher Spa
Cleveland
Misses
Miss Brenneman
Israel
Hoover
Conner
Marshall
Loorstth Mich
Olky
Worthy
Two-Cent Rail Fare Talk On Train Interview
The Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer report an October 19 interview on a train between Applecreek and Millersburg with Hon Thomas Johnson and Wm Duncan a Republican candidate for the 17-28th district. They discussed railroad fares taxes land value Henry George and railroad franchise taxation and the effect on freight rates and labor.
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Cleveland Press
Plain Dealer
Thos Johnson
Wm. Dancan
Applecreek
Millersburg
Duancan
Thos
Johnson
Duncan
Dancan
Henry George
Interstate Commission
Commission
Wooster Triumphs 83 0 Over Berea In Scrimmage
Wooster dominates Berea 83 to 0 in a Saturday scrimmage with Tate leading the varsity attack and Whitcraft adding key scoring. Canton’s weight defeats Wooster later 26 to 12, while mysteries about a reserved Grim player spark administrative protest and potential future scheduling delays.
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Feld
Wooster
Berea
Varsity
Woosterbacks
Tate
University
Whitcraft
Scrubs
Ringland
Miner
Owls
Hayman
Garvin
Lehwan
Benedict
L. B
May Tate
I. Tee
Clark Wer
Schnitde Thompson
Dahli Eis
Todd
R.T
Brothars Garvin
R. BE
Williams Whitcraft
L. H
Boles Jacobs
R. He
Marrow Mabbey
Morissey
Boner
Fry
Weaver
Lébiini
Heindel
Whit
Craft
Gehan
Hayinna
Perce
Peter Ee Oer sompirez-Kinney
Tima
Sao
Weithe
Mather Bat
Canton
Ayaa
Follis
Tacak Boa
Mnd-Waraby
James McSweeney
Wooser
New York Tribune Farmer Offer and Fire Price
It costs one cent to obtain a postal card and request a free specimen copy of the New York Tribune Farmer, a National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly for farmers and families. The price is $1.00 per year, with a note about securing it through a local newspaper.
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New York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Waster Republice Fats Bs
Entertainer Prof Frank Pank Visits Plain Center Social
A large invited guest list gathered at Dr C Kean's home in Plain Center on Saturday to hear Prof Frank Pank of Lexington Ky. impersonate characters and ventriloquize. Also noted are visits from Dr Weavers family in Blackleyville and plans by locals to buy sheep in Chicago.
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A. J. Fredrick &Co
Childrens Coats
Furasi
J. Fredrick & CO
Wooster, Ohio
Ashband
Wooster Bonds
C. D. Smith & Son
Fred Figert
Inseline
Sean
Sedericasburg
Jennie Statzer
Omaha
Laubach & Boyd
J. P. Johnston
Miss Emmert
Colonial Arcade
Silay
Smithville
Poings. Sai
Gerry
Vorgelighe
Mage
Curtis
sYodervand Si Son
Ofryille
Mraiewsvo
S. Sbsa4
Baldwin Wallace
Reilly Fisher
LD Ebe
Williane Waltera
Robb Walper
Wenyver Reddick
Schory
Gould
Hall
Willame
Schmutz
Swarts
Allardice
Long
Wilhelm
Grim
Wooster Boys
Rickert
Mt. Onion College
UAME
Plain Center
Blackleyville
Corwin Funk
Blachville
I. Moefor
Sewolaloga
Laban Funk
Hart Schaffner
Bby Mart
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