Local Official Names From Fraciled OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several named officials including a governor, supreme court member, treasurer, recorder and infirmary director. Readable items include NASH of Franklin, LOWELL of Hamilton, EXON of Columbians, and JAC B FRICK among others. The text appears to be a partial roster or ballot slate with various public posts and names.
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Nash
Frankin
Sion
Lowell
Hamiltex
Losin
Supreme Court
Cere Pa Ma
Meiga Pod
Alleray Man Bets
Ottawa
Aa RT
Noble Depearknt Public Works
Ufiman
van Wert
Price swings of wheat show political price bias in 19th century
The Wayne County Democrat compares wheat prices at W. D. Tyler and Co's Warehouse from Sept 15 across years 1892 to 1909, attributing higher prices to Republican administrations and noting $1.25 in summer 1904. It highlights shifts tied to political leadership and crop surpluses.
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Wayne County Democrat
W. D
Tyler and Co’s
Harrison
Cleveland
Wooster Presses for 810000 Right of Way for Cwmp Railroad
The Wooster editorial urges securing 810000 to complete the railroad right of way while stressing direct county trade, job creation, and industrial revival. It compares Ashland's gains, notes possible 300 workers for 8 day shifts, and calls for decisive collective effort to attract shops and industry to Wooster.
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Wooster
Cwmp
Angheland
Ashland
Garely Wooster
Gruater Wooster
Methodist conference sermon on ministry quality and fit
A speaker at a recent Methodist conference session argued for better men in the ministry noting many pursue the role as a livelihood rather than calling. He urged ministers to show diligence and ability, saying congregational appeal reveals talent but many other qualifications matter, including suitability for broader public roles.
Pardon hopes and civic early action spark Paris era
The text discusses hopes for a French presidential pardon to end persecution, praising civil over military law and noting factors behind reforms. It urges the Camp railroad, a clay plant, and Boards of Trade to act quickly to modernize Wooster, plus a note on Louis Lange Jr resigning as Bremen consul amid imperial policy disputes.
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Dreyfus
Franca
Inoia
Loubst
Loatet Hag
Wooster
Lon
Camp
Board of Trade
Louis Lange, Jr
Bremen
McKinley Adinistration
Public sentiment and political maneuvers discussed
The text surveys figures like Goebel, Nash, and Reed while weighing issues from Dreyfus to wheat prices. It notes the Board of Trade should act to keep a clay plant on track, entertains talk of Carnegie’s potential involvement, and hints at campaigns and private conduct shaping public perception.
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Board of Trade
Applecreek News A Mix Of Socials And Local Moves
Applecreek notes a mayoral chair victory and a postmaster home nearing completion. Mr and Mrs Herrington hosted a fine Thursday party with ice cream cake and fruit. Odd Fellows lodge met. Maud Munson recited on the schoolhouse porch, a cold day with smoke. Clergy farewell sermon, Worth Clark leaves for Rahbland after 15 years. Nora Moore visits Wooster. Brown to move to Wooster. East Undon loses a jovial resident.
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Applecreek
Llo
Jameson
Nuesbaum
Herrington
Lodge
Wooster
Maud Munson
Dr. Hackett
John Albright
Rahbland
Worth
Helley
Warraw
Misa Arce Hontberger
Topeka
Kan
Mary Clark
G. A. RK
Isaac Hontsberger
Dow
Perry Armatrong
Nora Moore
Brown
Wooster East
Milt
Pleurishy Village News Notes and Socials
Newsy notes from Pleurishy Village dated Sept 18 report Miss Stuff ill with intermittent malarial fever and Miss Noland teaching while Homer Grapam covers grammar school. Literary society forms. first meeting Friday. Residents travel to Philadelphia for A. K. Encampment, and others visit Akron New York Los Angeles and Millersburg. A social is planned at Louis Grosjean’s home on Apple Creek Road Friday evening.
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Mary Stuff
Noland
Ber
Homer Grapam
Mca
Lala Machavart
Mt. Eaton
M. L. Stopnet
Samantha Armstrong
Boma
Millersburg
Fixler
A. J. McFarlane
Beavar Falls
Congregational Church
David Snyder
Los Angeles
Cal
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L. J. Travis
Akron
Charles Fehrenbach
Lucile Minnis
Frank Dile
D. A. Gaskill
D. Danham
Cadiz
Synod of the United Wrasbytarian Church
Lura Cundingham
Wooster
Medge Stinson
Mary McEldaney
Barberton
Irvin Gardner
Wooster University
Delton
Mary Murdock
Orrville
Dilton
Warren Harper
New Helicon
Harper
Sbce
Charles Lawrence
John Etka
Gaughter
Dell
Will Hoater
Margpaliv
Mra
BB Haughman
Toledo
Koenick
Duto
J C. Clark
U U. Swartz
Congress
Scote
M. K. Mead
Aida
Imne
Werner Hoppe
Minnie Devor
Ashland
Sagansmith
Wm. Hubler
J. E. Hartzell
Mrg
Neal
Ashsville
Cored Sunday School Association
Presbyterian Church
Ming Etttie Carlin
Portoria
Clara Wartemberger
Mia. Baker
Barbank
Mra. Gambie
Baby
Anthony
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
An old ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a top remedy for burns cuts sores and skin eruptions. It claims to cure old sores fever sores ulcers felons corns and piles and guarantees results at 25 cents per box from Laubach and Boyd Drugists.
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Laubach
Boyd, Druggists
Lively notices from Vak Grove and Mildred area
Miss Nannie Dunham attends Akron carol festivities after the McIntyre barn fire. Residents spread news of births, visits, teaching assignments and local events across Overton, Lodi, and nearby towns. Gas and oil drilling near Overton prompts lease offers. Rev Yoder travels for funerals and farewell sermons. community events include a Topston festival and a church organ fundraiser.
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Nannie Dunham
McIntyre
Akron
Bowers
Applecoek
Id M. Thomas
Dr Yeater Reports Canada Trip and Local Farming Notes
Dr Yeater returns from Canada with glowing impressions. Adrian Swartz farms 80 acres of wheat this fall. Harvey Simcox adds four sheep barns to Crystal Spring farm. Miss Ellen Rickenbaugh bedbound with fever. Multiple local social notes from Sept 18 including visits and farm news.
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Dr. Yeater
Canada
Adrian Swartz
Harvey Simcox
Crystal Spring
Christian Fair
Ellen Rickenbaugh
Aliss Stella Chance
Mr. Tyler
Jay Bird
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Story
Philadelphia man John Oliver recalls a near fatal illness with skin yellowing eye weakness and back pain. He credits three weeks of Electric Bitters for a dramatic recovery and claims they saved his life from impending death.
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Philadelphia
Fellows
Daly Dts
Aranteed
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Bericton notes Osram death and village life gossip
Osram of Calmutch is buried. Local notices report pastors, school news, church fundraising for ministers, visitors from Creston and Wooster, and band concerts. Residents plan recitals, fetes, and reunions while weather and rumors about a meteor spark village chatter.
Progressive Farmer Association Meeting Time Change
The Progressive farmer's Association will meet at the home of W A Brace September 30 instead of September 28 due to Wayne County Fair. Programme includes music by Mrs W E Jarvie and D G Tinsman, a paper by Prof J F Hickman on Household Convenience, and discussions on highway improvements and farm fertility methods led by Silas Troxel and W H Brace.
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W. A. Brace
Wayne County
Mra
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Tinsman
J. F. Hickman
Rose Wilson
Lucy Stitt
Joseph Gault
Thos. Keeney
Silas Troxel
W.H Brace
Webb Reualot First Webb Family Reunion at Harrison Wand Farm
The Webb family held its first annual reunion at the Harrison Wand homestead 34 miles southwest of Wooster on September 14. Immediate family gathered with 43 attendees including children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Activities included horseshoe pitching, football, croquet, and an orchard dinner. Mr. Bolto of Orrville and Mr. McCaulmon of Smithville attended, plus a photographer Mr. Hoorz captured a group photo of about 45. The day ended with social chats and plans to meet again.
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Harrison Wand
Wooster
Harrison
Mary Ann Webb
Bolto
Span Express
Orrville
McCaulmon
Smithville
Hoorz
Wedding of Ed ward Miller and Mrs Anna Millerhans
Probate Judge J C McClarran oversaw a Tuesday evening ceremony at 7 30 officiating in Wooster presence of a few witnesses. Bolus tied the knot with neatness and dispatch uniting the ex street commissioner Edward Miller and Mrs Anna Millerhans in a concise county wedding notice.
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Edward Miller
Anna Millerhans
Wooster
Bolus
Urato-Oe and Grab-O Coffee Ad Comparison
An old advertisement compares Urato-Oe to coffee, claiming the former behaves like coffee yet has opposite effects. It asserts coffee upsets digestion and nerves while Grain tones the stomach, aids digestion, and strengthens nerves. Grab-O priced at 42 per package.
Morrow's Kidney Tablets Praised by Wooster Locals
Wooster residents spotlight Morrow's Kidney Tablets as curing kidney backache and urinary issues with testimonials from local stock dealer M W Glasgow. He reports rapid relief within a day and complete backache resolution after two weeks, noting the product consists of yellow tablets sold for fifty cents per box at Proctor & O'Hail's Drug Store, manufactured by John Morrow & Co.
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Morrow
M.W. Glasgow
East South St
Arrow
Proctor & O’hail’s
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Eye strain relief through expert eye examinations
Poor sight and eye strain are linked to many disorders including neuralgia headaches nervous dyspepsia constipation chorea epilepsy. Twelve eye muscles coordinate movements and require balance. Intelligent people seek dedicated, fitted lenses from a specialist for clearer vision, as illustrated weekly in Wooster with many residents benefiting from expert eye care.
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H Ted
Reyes
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