Republican Printing Co Notice for Advertisements
Printing office at 12 East Liberty Street announces copy for advertisements must be in by noon to insure same day insertion. Public notices list entertainments sales and programs, with regular rates applied if not submitted on time. Wednesday, September 4, 1895.
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Republican Printing Co
East Liberty Street
McConpell
Faber
Spooner
Zaring
Sooner
Jeffries
FP. Eason
Snavely
James Dranner
Yast
Drennen
Northwestern Avenue
Yost
Sullivan
Stark
East South Street
Local notes mix petty crime and small-town life
Sunday frosts and legal shooting are reported as light. Archer House managers Beyard and List closed the bar. County treasurer counts funds with city education officials. A burglarized Sunday school fund loses $2. Labor Day reduced post office hours. A caribou head gift to a sister, a runaway horse joke, jail visits on Wednesdays, and a free reading room concert fill a lively local page. Oyster, cider, and vinegar news close the bulletin.
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Phéasanta
Beyard & List
Archer House
Eli Zaring
A. W. Blackburn
City Board of Education
Joseph Stitt
Franklin Township
United Presbyterian
Harry Miller
Hanger
Clara Miller
Robert Eagan
Springville
Repubblican
Mt. Vernon
B& AO
Millersburg
J.S
David C. Cook
East Union Township
Anthony Leies
H. Young
Cedar Valley
Warner
Essick
Della Miller
Armatrong Station
Andrew Massaro
Fifth Ward
Albert Rifle
Marshal Ellsperman
Jeffries
Hertz
Craighead & Co
Heinz
Minute and Name Pairings in Historic Ledger
A list of paired names appears, including Philip Miller with Sarah McConahbay, P S Weigley with Minute 8 Shaffer, Dumont Norris with Laura H Hurst, Henry A Rosse with Katie A Baker, Hugh McAnaney with Alice Jong, Richard Morrison with Delpha Barden, S M Zeigler with Amelia C Sturn, and QDavid Lawrence with Sarah E Gselman, suggesting a commemorative or record-keeping excerpt from a period source.
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Philip Miller
Sarah McConahbay
P.S. Weigley
Shaffer
Dumont Norris
Laura H. Hurst
Henry A. Rosse
Katie A Baker
Hugh McAnaney
Alice Jong
Richard Morrison
Delpha Barden
S. M. Zeigler
Amelia C. Sturn
Qdavid Lawrence
Sarah E. Gselman
Balloon ascent and parachute drop set for Wayne County event
The balloon ascension and parachute drop will be repeated at Wayne County on Thursday and Friday September 1 and 20. The youngest aeronaut, a 16 year old lad from Ter Lto, will perform. R Eason of Springville operates a patent cider press daily except Sunday offering cider at 29 cents per gallon and six per barrel.
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Wayne County Ait
D Little
Wild
R. Eason
Springville
Wayne County Fair Art Department Seeks Early Entries
The Wayne County Fair announces Mr. W. C. Beebe will manage the Art Department for September 17 to 20. The department aims for a superior fancy work exhibit and urges exhibitors to submit early entries to ensure proper space and display arrangements for visitors and exhibitors.
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W.C. Beebe
Residents and visitors gather in Wooster notes
A long list of Wooster residents and visitors from Canton Cleveland Pittsburg Akron and Chicago are reported visiting or returning home. People travel for business visits family reunions and social calls while local officials and merchants attend to duties and events. The Wayne County Fair is advertised with three days of horse racing September 18 to 20 at the Wayne County Fair Association.
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W. Q. Myers
Canton
Wm. Muschenich
Toledo
John Zimmerman
Chicago
Belle Knox
Cleveland
J. D. Irons
Grill
Pittsburg
Edith Woods
E. P. Elson
Dr. R. Elson
Jacob Mougey
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Theo. Brauneck
Speers McClarran
Mt. Vernon
Carroll Miller
W.jd. McClure
James E. Snyder
Burbank
Arthur Campbell
Joseph Baker
Massillon
Helen Helyetly
Shreve
Soston
G DD
Hower Bishop
P Os. Ibrg
Florence M-Quigg
Pana
Margaret Eberhart Lovan
Warren
Bean
Wellington
Mies
Jn May
Spink Street
Garver
Frederick Lehriver
Clinton Township
Yoleo Hospital
Arthur Gasche
Webster, Canurp & Larne Co
Akron
Richard Mead
Cleveland J’rexy
Wooster
Sterling Fuuk Sen
Limer Fair
Mary W. Morgan
sMarket St
Bat
Wellsburg
W. V
London
Brdie Mo Buckley
St Paul
Seabrook
Lara Miller
Ty George McDunela
S.n
Martha Ds
Edward Sanders
Canto Do
Jennie
Henry Ruas
Ba Ton
Fir County Commisserer
Todas
Woo Burok
Gaston
Treatil Tolm Johnston
Long Lake
Connell
Wife
Ike M
Maceum
Frank W
Boston
L'Enmsylvania
John Ven
Rowsourg
Fathereu
J. 1
van Nest
Lenora Carr
Bloomngton
Gas City
Marion
Addie Finton
Jeffri's
W. Hithaum Gardner
Noc
Columbus
Ed Napibers
Mre Joba
Stibts Street
S Stern Sod Sorg
Eddie Wid Artie
D. I. Freedlander
West North Street
M. L. Spooner
Jeffries
Smyser
Larry MecClarran
McMilin
Clays
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
McMillin
MicCormick Theological Seminary
James D. Miller
Creatine
Miler
Galion
John Stark
Mayfield
Co. Stalk
Wayne County
Wayne County Fair
Canton & Wooster Railway Co
Cer
Cleveland, Canton & Southern Road
Cleveland Leader
Nutwood Coal Company
Justus
Stark County
CG. C. &S. Matc Ling
Nutwood Coal Co
Lebanon
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Applecreek
Fredericksburg
Fort Wayne
Cleveland, Canton & Southern
Canton Repository
Reat ii Ag
Orrville
Dalton
Coanoteri
Wooster & Canton
AAC
C & SS
Brice
Cleveland Dispatch
Irice
A &C
C. A
Mr. Brice
New York
Iever
Price
Akron & Western
Subscriptions Offered for Cleveland Weekly Leader Ad
The office will take subscriptions to the Cleveland Weekly Leader at one dollar per year. Orders are to be sent to REPUBLICAN in Wooster, Ohio, with prompt entry and no further trouble to the reader.
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Cleveland Weekly Leader
Republican i Wooster
Ohio
Dredge Work Uncovers Horned Snakes on Killbuck Bridge
County Commissioners ordered the tron bridge taken down to allow dredging of the Big Killbuck ditch under the Columbia road. D R Houser led the effort. Crews killed 17 horned snakes ranging from 18 inches to 3 1/2 feet, including a mother and 17 newborns that immediately struck at threats.
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Killbuck
Columbua
Tron
D. R. Houser
Retirement of Pittsburg cyclist Arthur Banker ends glittering career
Arthur Banker of Pittsburg, born in Wooster and son of the late W. H. Banker and Mrs. Firestone, retires from racing to focus on wheel manufacturing. In a career spanning four brothers in cycling, he won 37 firsts in 1894 with eight seconds and three thirds, claimed every championship in which he started locally, and holds standout quarter mile and track records. His prize collection valued under 10,000 dollars highlights a storied career, and while his retirement saddens many, the I A club will miss him most for his consistent victory carryings.
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Pittsburg
Wooster
W. H. Banker
W. Firestone
Bowman Street
Arthur Banker
Wade Pittsburg
Sint Steed
Banker
Rigby
Cleveland
Wioch
Wyer
Ittsburg
Wits Rac
Bankeras
I. A
Uncalled Wooster P O Letters Week Ended August 7
List of remaining uncalled letters for Wooster post office for the week ending August 7. Includes names such as Miss Mary Rover and Mrs Laura McArthur with notices that letters are advertised and the date of advertisement. Also mentions personals notes and local society items including Mrs Handel and Mits Nieferc with brief community notes and a note of a lead accepted position in Avulege, Minnesota.
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the Wooster PO
Mary Rover
Os Wouter
Mits
Bern Nieferc
Nieffer
Albert Lea
Minn
Rural coupling, fair race plans amid railcar turmoil
Fragmented prose recounts a rural couple dispute on a train near Buddeyville, with a man dragged off and the woman supported by an acquaintance. The piece then shifts to Warrart the Wagsre County Fair, Sept. 17–19, highlighting bicycle events, prizes, and notable trophies. It notes big bicycle races at Wooster Fair and lists a September 18 bicycle program with multiple age and handicap events and prizes.
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Peteons
Pew &C
Buddeyville
Hiesareety
Warrart
Cleveland Wyandotte: Brice Drives Wooster Line Scheme
Report from Massillon and Wooster details a Canton to Wooster railroad extension aiming to connect with the Cleveland, Canton and Southern line. The project seeks coal outlet access under Nutwood Coal lands and links Canton to Wooster, Akron to Columbus, with Brice and associates shaping control and leadership.
Advancing In Her Profession Miss Birdelle Switzer Praised
The Republican notes Miss Birdelle Switzer formerly of Butler now with The Wooster Republican and Cleveland Leader is praised as a promising young newspaper woman. She is active on the Cleveland centennial commission's women’s auxiliary committee on professions and industrial pursuits.
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Republican
Realmyn
Magasine
Cleveland
Birdella Switzer
Cleveland Leader
West
Local railroad case halts encumbrance on new line
Judge Dowell issues a temporary restraining order to prevent H B Camp and associates from hindering the Eddy to Jeromeville rail project. Robt Eddy and Newton Eddy seek about 335000 in a suit filed by McClure Smyzer. The injunction allows ongoing construction and signals a broader East-West main line plan linked to Wooster. The matter draws attention to Vanderbilt rumors and Canton & Wooster Railroad activity.
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E.S. Dowell
H. B. Camp
Eddy Clay Fielda
Jeromerville
Robt
Eddy
Newton A
Jeromeville
Camp
Wooster
Eddys
Vanderbilt
Canton & Wooster
Brice
Wooster Schools Open With Strong Enrollment Growth
The Wooster city schools began a new term with higher attendance, especially at the High School, while Superintendent Haupert pledged to provide detailed figures soon. Saltcreek township voters approved township supervision unanimously after debate led by Geo D Dunham and I W Lachat. Supt E E Adair of Doylestown announced a teachers examination at No 3 school house, Wooster, on Saturday Sept 7 and urged other papers to publish the notice.
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Wooster
Haupert
Saltcreek Township
Geo. D. Dunham
I. W. Lachat
August Marthey
Joe Winter
E E. Adair
Doylestown
County Board of School Examiners
Benjamin F
Eason
Eli Zaring
Ames
Bell
Hilderbrand
Horn
Smith
Sullivan
Snavely
Smylar
Odenkirk
Zaring
Jeffries
F. Eason
Thiderbrand
Fred Faber
L. Spooner
Messrs
Smyser
Odenkirk Teltars
Faber
Spooner
David M. McConnell
M. L. Spooner
McConnell
France Relays Reunion Forms Permanent Group
About 79 France relatives gathered August 20 at Mr Rice home for their annual reunion. A permanent organization was formed with Mr Rice president, Mrs H H Warner secretary, S A Rice treasurer, J W France, J S Glasgow and Wallis Bishop on the executive committee, and Mrs W Bishop historian. The crowd enjoyed a bountiful dinner under shade trees, praising harvest and culinary skill. The next reunion will be at Mr Wills Bishop’s home on the second Thursday of August.
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Daal Koel
Woman's Christian Association Opens Free Reading Room in Wooster
The Wooster Woman's Christian Association unveils a public reading room on the west side of the Public Square inviting all ages to study papers, magazines, and books daily from early morning to late evening. Gospel meetings every Saturday promise uplifting community gathering led by MiL. Barrett acting secretary.
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Woman’s Christian Association
Mil. Barrett
Wooater
Crop Bulletin No 19 Reports Wide Crop Progress Across Ohio
Weather and crop conditions improve across Ohio with widespread warmth and rain. Corn and late potatoes thrive. wheat plowing near completion. pastures green. tobacco and meadows improving. Potatoes show some rot in places. blight and grubs reported affecting some fields. cider making begun. fall plowing advancing. buckwheat filling well. crops in northern counties maturing and ready for harvest in several areas.
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Toroino
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Wayne
Cora
Wig Prairie
Wooster
Rittman
New Berlin
Judson
Losin Holmes
Ashland
Grain Market and City Politics in Cleveland and Surroundings
Grain market figures from Wooster to Cleveland show prices for wheat rye oats barley and other commodities with dealers Craighead Co and Frick & Tyler listing up to date per hundredweight and per bushel. Separately Cleveland records reveal political turmoil as W J McConnell and M L Spooner vie for city clerk amid repeated ballots, with prayers and civic notices noted alongside council actions and public works projects.
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Wooster
Wedgeway
Frick & Tyler
Woo
le Plax
Craighead & Co
Hama
Melon Thieves Raid North Bever Street Patch
Mean Betty Thievine reports melon thieves raided eight melons on North Bever Street Monday night. They tore up patches and dug up three loads of produce. Councilman Jon Smith, returning from gardening, found the thefts and noted the incident in his residence patch.
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Hubbell
Bever Street
Jon Smith Ap
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