Republican ticket names for city offices and trustees
The list presents a Republican ticket including Mayor J. F. Kloster and Vice Mayor Welker J. Christy, Auditor P. O. Given, Treasurer C. H. Wolfe, and board members G. W. Ryall and others. Township ticket lists trustees B. Blake and James Taxgart, treasurer Clarence Noln, and peace officer John R. McKinney among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5. Kloster
Welker J. Christy
P. O. Given
Blake
James Taxgart
Clarence Noln
Wooster Republicans announce strong mayoral ticket
A Wooster political notice declares J J Ketster as mayoral candidate with Welker G Christy as vice mayor and FP C tven as auditor. It praises Dr George W Byal for penant board and a capable council slate, urging citywide support for the best interests of the whole people and claiming the ticket cannot be improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
J J. Ketster
Welker
G Christy
FP C Tven
Egg
George W Byal
Penant Board
Board of Public Services
Asseasota
Searchea Fruwenta
Election of Dr Ryall Becomes Local Issue in School Board
A letter argues against branding Dr Ryall with a ring, noting no evidence of corruption and praising his honesty. It urges Republican representation on the board, contending half the town’s votes justify one seat and criticizing calls to remove him for alleged ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wyall
Ryall
Tha Xing
Board of Education
Don t Be Scared No Panic Across The Nation
A fragmented editorial voice says no panic will envelop the country and that current bank failures reflect fear rather than real collapse. It argues conditions will stabilize as leaders and institutions clean house, projecting order within weeks and naming board members under consideration.
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The
Republican
Iri
Westinghourse
Toffe
Ayeio Lee
Harry
Wasne County
Wooster school board feud over teacher elections vents over a ring claim
A Wooster school board discussion questions the existence of a voting ring after disagreements on teacher reelections. The piece notes three board members split on several reelection names, denying a ring while hinting political influence from a Democratic leader and calls for the local organ to report further.
Keister Opposes High Water Bond for Wooster Plant
A Friday statement from Dominate orgao clarifies J J Keister opposed bonds beyond 20 000 for waterworks. He favored repairing the plant now and argued against a 50 000 or 60 000 bond, insisting any large loan would risk future crisis in the city water supply.
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Orgao
J J Keister
Republiecac
Astow
Wooster Water Worka
Keister
Democratic organ urges women to vote against Ryall
The Democratic organ, tied to Hon Wertz, appeals to Western women to oppose Dr George W Ryall and to disrupt the so called ring. It claims the call comes from political disappointment and hints at motives behind the accusation while demanding clearer information from Wertz and his newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers J
Wertz
Weester
George W Ryall
Treak
Werte Trews
Resson
Boa Organ
Blake and Taggart Run As Township Trustee Candidates
Blake and Taggart are the Republican candidates for township trustee. Both men are described as fully competent with high ability to manage township interests and fit for office. They are among the strong men on the Republican ticket this year and hope for voters' approval on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
James Taggart
Messrs
Taggart
Mr Taggart
Keister Asks Votes For Mayor In Square Deal Campaign
In a civic appeal Jor Keister seeks voter support for mayor on the Square Deal platform. Supporters argue his long city service and record qualify him for the job, while others warn about wet issues and party alignment. The piece urges voters to consider his candidacy and notes opposition figures connected to Wall Street debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor Keister
Wao
Kester
Mr Keister
Keister
Edison claims plans for $1000 three story cement house
Edison asserts a method to build a three story cement house for 1000 dollars. The remark hints the estimate may fail once a plumber estimates the real job and adds a note of caution about hidden costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Hunting Season Surpasses Football as Business Ad Adjacency
The piece notes hunting season overtaking football as a necessary advertising anchor for a hospital business, urging preparedness for the Case game and addressing Wooster.
Wooster to host Woman’s Missionary society convention
Seventy five ladies will attend the annual convention of the Woman’s Missionary society at the North Ohio conference of the Methodist church in Wooster. The event at the Methodist church runs November 6 and 7 with sessions starting 2 PM Wednesday and daily meetings through Thursday evening. All interested are invited, especially for evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Woman 8
Methodiat Church
Local social notes detail visits and church training class plans
Oct 29 gatherings include Miss Mary Brown's visit to Cusyaborga Palle and Zelda Barkey in Canton. Myrtle Nossbaum visits Wooster. Soward and Melvio Parker head to Portland for a year. East Union township ministers plan a teachers training course alternating between Reformed and Methodist churches with lectures by local leaders and a concert. Farewell for Howard and Melvin Parker marked by a gift of leather pocket books, and community reception for Rev Flobr and wife with cordial church unity remarks.
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Mary Brown
Cusyaborga Palle
Calvin Brown
Zelda Barkey
Canton
Ed Parker
Dolly Davis
Verna Hackett
Orrville
Clarance Hackett
Lloyd Snyder
Bride
Calla
Rey
J.T Ylobr
Myrtle Nossbaum
Wooster
Aniel Nossbaum
Soward
Melvio Parker Seft
Portland
Ore
East Union
D. A Johnon
JB Eberly
Suwithville
Tno
Additon
Coit Novécity Company
Toren
Margaret Ntobl
D H Johnsop
S J T. Flobr
Watson
Olympian
Melvin Parker
Howard
Melvin
Uong
S J T Flobr
Reformed Church
Misa Sheila Bott
J H Johnson
Presbyterian Church
Ka R- Wallad
Methodist Church
Flobr
Community Program Ends With Light Humor And Social Flourish
The gathering enjoyed jokes between ministers and noted Rev Johnson’s lone presence without a partner. Rae Flohr announced the closing song "Bind That Tie," followed by ice cream, cake, and a warm social to finish an evening deemed profitable and pleasant.
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Rev Johnson
Be Sa
Rae Flohr
Village notes and farm changes in Eaton area
October reports from Eaton sketch a village life scene with crops, livestock, and personal moves. Mentions corn harvest light, rain boosting wheat, residents moving to farms near Springville, new heating in five buildings, a church bell history, and local concerns as voters prepare for the election and trustees and clerks are urged to vote.
Peruna touted by grandparents for catarrh cures over years
A flood of testimonials from readers describe Peruna and Manalin as cures for chronic catarrh and related ailments. They claim relief from rheumatism cough indigestion and even regained vitality. The letters praise Peruna as the best medicine for catarrh in all its forms despite unsolicited endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rogers
LeMoore
Csl
Peruna
Mr. J. W. Palmer
Lal Fower
Annerior
Obituary of Jacob E Stauffer Near Springville 1907
Jacob E Stauffer died at his brother John S Stauffer home near Springville Saturday morning October 12 1907 from heart failure and liver trouble He was born June 30 1841 in Washington County Maryland aged 66 years 3 months and 12 days He moved to Wayne County in 1867 then Plain Township where he bought a farm He never married and left three brothers John S Springville Abraham and Andrew Maryland Funeral at Maple Grove Methodist Church conducted by Rev M B Molin with undertaker Wintersteen Reedsburg Pallbearers nephews Alsert and George Stauffer Frank Aylaworth Bud Snerman Spangler He was buried in Wooster Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob E. Stauffer
John S. Stauffer
Springville
Stauffer
Washington County
Wayne County
Pleasant Home
Plain Township
John S
Abraham
Andrew
Maryland
M. B. Molin
Maple Grove Methodist Church
Pinafore Rehearsal Set by Country Club Weekending Show
The first rehearsal for Pinafore to be staged by the Country Club will run on December 17 and 18. Tonight the Pocomoke club over Boyds drug store hosts the initial gathering for all cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Local Social Notes From Burbank And Nearby
Max Huffman and wife were entertained at N. W. Hower's home in Burbank and have returned to Barberton. J. & Addlaman visited the Jamerston position. J. M Harsh and Aukerman toured coal mines near Doyles town and loaded wagons the same day. Wu sat, formerly of Mootville Medina county, moved to the home of his daughter Mrs Charles Fratzer after a sale. Mr. A. C. Jourdan went to Bracevlig for his father’s illness. Kaward Metsker and Mr Hershey from North Lawrence were here early in the week for business. Mrs A. Overa is out of quarantine and back in millinery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Huffman
N. W. Hower
Barberton
J. &. Addlaman
Jamerston
J. M Harsh
Aukerman
Doylestown
Wu Sat
Mootville
Medina County
Charles Fratzer
A. C. Jourdan
Bracevlig
C. Frary
Hatfield Kaward Metsker
Hershey
North Lawrence
A. Overa
Wooster Market Summary From Grain and Stock Exchange
The Wooster market report lists wheat December at 0.034, May at 1.08 percent. corn December 56, May 58.3. data December 46.14, May 60. Also prices for Butlandaire per pound, eggs per dozen, lard, chickens, potatoes, and staples like wheat 98 cents, rye 55 cents, oats 40, corn 60, barley 45, hay 14 to 16, wool grades 27 to 28 cents, salt barrel 1.10, bran 1.25, middlings 1.30, clover seed 9 to 9.50.
Livestock and Grain Prices Across Cities
Market listings show cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with varied bids in East Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati. Notes include prices for steers, cows, heifers, bulls, milkers, lambs, yearlings, hogs, and mixed lots, alongside wheat and corn quotes and regional variations.
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East Buffalo
Calvaser Best
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
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Char. Johnson
Chuarch
Fred Roch
Jala Desvoignes
Tom Thompson
Hollister
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Murdock, Ones Co
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Kitchell St
Auburn, N. Y
Thomas Breenwiith
5.A. Rogers
C. Trunk
Burbank
Michaels Stern
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing
Michaels, Stern & Co
Boch
Max Bloomberg & Co
East Liberty Street
Wooster, Ohio
People’s Column
David James
Jesse G James
Fredericksburg
Ohio
J.R. Gingery
Saraklen
Mary Ann Hoff
G.ore
Wonater
Estate Notio
John Kipfer
Vers County
Ohico
GA. Hudson
Birgstone
Elizabeth Kinzey
Lovina Feeman
Leander Feeman
Charles Feeman
de Gessen
County of
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Fee Simpis
Canaan
Pertion
Chaina
Brome
Aarners
Turn Pike
Tand Berely
Chatna
Jovina Feeman
Charzes
A. D
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Admra
Russell
W. F. Keanattys
Chile
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Wooster Grain and Stock
Wooster Stock Exchange
Wooster Markets
Livestock and Grain
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