13 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
1
A J Fredrick Co. promotes a fall sale of Brussels Wilton Velvet Axminster and tapestry carpets with sizes including 9 by 12 and an extensive curtain department. Prices range from 25 cents to 100 dollars a pair with options in ARAB style draperies and varied sizes and colors.
Sterling September 18. Farmers discuss sowing possible after rains while local families from Ashland Barberton Wooster and Wooster gather. The piece notes political lines and a capture of the community tension as people prepare to vote on a local matter amid ongoing farming tasks.
Judge Smyser defends Mrs. Taggart, denounces adultery charges as baseless, and urges custody of the children for Mrs. Taggart. Sterling rebuts, arguing the home’s integrity stands above military life while criticizing press bias and detailing Taggart’s life from West Point onward.
Mt Eaton Notes reports visitors from Oricheville and Akron, births, school plans, and local business moves. A township resident A C Marrold dies at 72, leaving a large family. funeral held at the Presbyterian church.
Sept 24 Bethel church will host a children's meeting as announced by Woodward wife of Orrville. Family visits noted with A W Woodward and relatives. Bower family and Woodward relatives mentioned. Several local youths planning to attend Wooster school next year.
Sunday afternoon and evening rains avert looming water shortage in Wooster. Officials say reservoir and springs refilled, easing immediate danger, though drought risk remains if dry spell returns.
Solomon Holmes of Congress township visited Wooster on Tuesday for business and to view electric cars. He traveled with friend Jay VanEfray and noted he had never before seen the fast electrics in his 78 years.
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