06 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
1
A local store advertises that health, comfort, and beauty are linked to proper clothing. It urges women to visit to see the latest corset models, claiming they look well fit and wear well, with demonstrations available this week at approachable prices.
Sept 6 reports visits by Alonzo Whitford and Kendallville kin in the Funk region. Tom Sample and Roy McClure traveled to Loudonville. A recent Funk vs Big Prairie game ended 9 to 8 for Funk. Funk and wife from Jeromeyville visited locals. A next Saturday game, Funk buzzards vs Reedsburg Pick Ups, is planned at Tyler's ball park. Heslers of Ashland visited. Mrs James Snyder returned to Massillon. Richard P. expects to build a new barn on the site of the old burned one as work begins to replace the stone wall with cement.
New Plittsborg recounts a week of visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Patterson of Dakota and Anna Zimmerman of Sterling visiting Asa Zimmerman. Other figures include Nese Steinmetes returning home after a visit, Edith Glasgo visiting Wood County, and Cathrine and Flossie Barnhart planning a Cleveland trip. Local families host and socialize as summer ends.
Emma Lytle and Major Newberry testify about the Taggart household at Leavenworth. Capt. Taggart’s behavior under scrutiny includes alibis about slapping and drinking, with witnesses detailing a tense night and alleged conversations. The deposition of Major Reeser and others aim to cast doubt on claims of a serious dispute as Grace Taggart and Billy Taggart figure in the testimony.
An audit of the county treasury on Monday revealed cash on hand including a cash drawer numbered 3 with 18068 pennies and a total on hand of 100,207 in various forms such as gold cases and nickel coinage. The examination traced funds into the hands of County Treasurer J. Hiriger and related officials.
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