Irve Wilhelm Declines Youngstown Move Due to Wife Illness
Irve Wilhelm will not join Youngstown as planned because his wife is ill. He has offers from two National League clubs, three American Association teams, and three Southern League clubs. The Youngstown Telegraph notes acquisitions include Irving Wilhelm from Pittsburg and Eddie Lee from Altoona.
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Youngstown
Asiesto
Irve
Youngstown Telegraft
Ohioans
Probate court guardians and estates unsettled in Wayne County
Probate court filings include James Clouse seeking guardian for Mary Clouse of Congress township. Richard Elgin seeking guardian for Margaret Henninger. H M Blattenburg first partial account as executor of Simon Switzer. hearings on Sept 4 and Sept 14. various appointments including John McLehman, Lovina Livers, Andrew Romich, Louis Richenbach, Edward Adair, Emil Podlich. sales and guardianship actions in Avon, Wooster, Greene, and Canaan townships. Will probates for Samuel McQue and Cynthia Lindsey. insanity commitment for Frank L Fletcher. and estate sale directives pending further orders.
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Mary Clouse
Congress Township
Richard Elgin
Margaret Henninger
Canse
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Simon K Switzer
Abraham Swisher
John Swisher
Jacksonian
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Jennie Haley
Morrison Hines
Salt Creek Township
Wo Spangler
Lovina Livers
John
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Andrew Romich
Canaan
Wall
Dubn Milne
Catherine Richenbach
Louis Richenbach
Bund
Wather
Edward E Adair
Wayne
Emil Podlich
Adam Bullet
Read
Samuel Mc Que
Wooster Township
John R
Estella McQuizs
Gost Whitman
Lawrence W Whitman
Lawrence
Avon
Lorain County
Elizabeth Holm
Greene Township
Cynthia Lindsey
Congresa Township
Frank L Fletcher
Wooster
Massillon State Hospital
Ephraim & Horst
Life Plant touted by New Philadelphia reviewer
A testimonial from Mr. EK Mitchell of New Philadelphia extols Life Plant as a cure all for blood-borne diseases. The ad claims it clears rheumatic trouble, strengthens the system, and cures numerous conditions by purifying the blood, while promising guaranteed genuineness of testimonials.
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EK. Mitchell
New Philadelphia
Reunion on the Prairie Brings Kin Together After Thirteen Years
Big Prairie notes a family reunion as the Aylesworth and Newkirk families, plus others from Wooster and Toledo, gather on the Prairie to see five siblings aged about 59 with an average weight of 162 pounds. Local visitors include Cols. Ayresworth, Mrs Newkirk, and relatives from Iola and Columbus. The event follows rain that dampens corn and potato crops across Wayne County.
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Big Prairie
Wayne County
A. A. Mark
Lakefork
I. H. Aylesworth
Paul
J. C. Newkirk
Wooster
EK. Aylesworth
Toledo
A. W. Bereewoth
Cols. Ayresworth
Shreve
Clyde Ayleasworth
Pearly Thompson
Canton
Cal Kerr
Helen Newkirk
J B. Odell
T G. Odell
Michigan
Wayne County Democratic committees hold joint meeting
The Wayne County Democratic Executive and Central committees met Saturday in the prosecuting attorney's office. They transacted routine business, named judges and clerks for the upcoming election, and appointed several auxiliary committees. Marcos M Van Nest presided with John S. Adair as secretary.
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Wayne County
Democratic
Prosecuting Attorneys Office
Marcos
M van Nest
John S. Adair
Halls or Carrrh Cure Ad Promises Large Reward
A vintage style advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for a cure that cannot be achieved by Halls or Cure. Henry and Co promote their drugstore offerings, naming Windesule Drogrists Tol ay WarnisGhiesas and Marvin as affiliates. The copy extols a fast, guaranteed cure with testimonials and mentions a price per bottle.
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Tolay WarnisGhiesas
Marvin
Ante
Dusil’s Furs
New Jersey Editor Praises Foley's Honey and Tar
M T Lynce editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post declares Foley's Honey and Tar the best remedy for coughs and colds used in his family. Laubach Boyd and Zimmerman Co. Druggists. tuths
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New Jersey
M. T. Lynce
Philipsburg N. J
The Pleasure of Eating Indigestion Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It promises relief by aiding digestion and improving the stomach’s comfort. The copy emphasizes ease of eating and better digestion through the product.
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E. O. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Kreiger Drugstore
Orrville Tragedy Ends in Possible Self-Inflicted Death
A shooting in Orrville late Tuesday left Harry Laubach dead and Max Lees wounded. Authorities believe Laubach fired the shot in a demented state, then may have killed himself attempting to flee. Lees remained under care with a chance of recovery.
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Wooster
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Orrville
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Laubach
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Moochek
Orr- Ville
Mra
Ella McAfee
Wall H Faber
Leiner James Laubach
Orrs Ie
Len
Lees
Cleveland
Kinpies
Pital
Orville
George Peters
Maccabee Picnic Draws Wayne County Knights and Ladies
The Wayne county tents of the Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees held a city park picnic with delegations from Shreve Smithville Blackleyville Creston Sterling Applecreek Burbank Lattasburg Fredericksburg Orrville West Salem and Dalton. Ed O Young spoke on Maccabees insurance and growth while prizes were awarded for prettiest and homeliest attendants. Officers were elected with plans to meet in Wooster next August. The event included a welcome by Rev Ezra Neikirh and music by the Shreve band.
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Wayne County
LOT M
Sir Knights
Lady Maccabees
Shreve
Smithville
Blackleyville
Creston
Sterling
Applecreek
Burbank
Lattasburg
Fredericksburg
Orrville
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Dalton
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Jacob Fredrick
Ed 0 Young
Norwalk
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D. W Manley
Shrave
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Manosfield Shield Efforts for Harker Street RR Rights of Way
Efforts are underway to secure rights of way along Harker street for a proposed interurban railroad. Backed by gentlemen from this city and Wooster, the line would extend to Akron and touch Orrville and Wooster. Hon S M Douglass acts as legal advisor and appears in control though incorporation is not yet completed. Work has progressed for about a year with most rights of way nearly secured, yet promoters have kept a low profile to date.
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Manosfield Shield
Harker Street
Wooster
Akron
Orrville
S M Douglass
Wooster’s Old Line Sparks New Rail Idea
A Creston Journal item notes Wooster’s enduring rail interest as locals recall wood whittling era and a playful line about building a railroad “from somewhere to nowhere” with Wooster always on the main line.
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Creston Journal
Wooster
Buckeye Pregs Offers News for Wooster Readers
The issue notes Wooster interest with Sunday services in a hotel dance hall led by Buckeyes. Rev Stauffer preached an entertaining sermon admired by about 40 to 50 attendees, highlighted as a new social outing.
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Atfrankfort
Woostereb
Buckeyes
Stauffer
Nail Driven in His Leg at Hoop Factory Accident
Wesley Marks suffered a leg injury at the hoop factory on Wednesday afternoon when a nail driven from a board pierced his left leg about two and a half inches. The wound bled heavily but he remained able to move with difficulty.
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Wesley Marks
Epee Paard
Mr. Markee
Marks
Old Soldier Recovered After Electric Bitters Use
J J Havers of Versailles Ohio, bedridden with kidney disease, found relief after Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with restoring his health and calls it best for liver and kidney troubles. Sold by Zaubach & Boyd for 50 cents with guarantee.
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J.J Havers
Versailles
Rand
Zaubach & Boyd
Doctor endorses Foley's Honey Tar for pneumonia
Dr J C Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey Tar in three severe doses to treat pneumonia with good results in every case. He warns against substitutes and lists Laubach Bosch and Zimmerman as druggists.
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J. C. Bishop
Agnew Mich
Foley
Laubach & Bosch
Zimmerman
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