Wooster fair highlights and city notes across town
Busy day at the Wooster Fair with Band Dalton playing and the Orrville fair manager praising printers ink. Police report a Cruelty to animals case, trench accident, horse theft workshop chatter, and local visits by legislators, bankers, and publishers amid community events and weddings.
Lela Valley discovery promises relief for piles
A garbled plea touts a discovery for piles claiming long suffering relief after a trial. It offers a cure priced at 60 cents and directs readers to address a box in Lela Valley New York for further details.
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Wooster church news and regional appointments noted
Church notices from Wooster and surrounding areas include Epworth M E society voting to return Rev. Oult, Lutherans to Orrville’s synod, and multiple pastor appointments. Rev G W Grubbs leaves U B church for Haston. Rev E K Weimer reassigned. Dr NP Baisey to farewell at Massillon Presby terian. Immanuel Baptist chapel dedication signals new church growth. Katharine Fahs of Canton to India with Lutheran missions.
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Dr Br McFarland Capsule Ad by Laubach and Boyd
Advertisement for Dr Br McFarland's Capsule by Laubach and Boyd promoting a positive cure for constipation. Claims every box guarantees satisfaction or money back and asserts the product has no equal for the blood. Includes pricing and offer details.
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Southbound Exursions Set for October and November
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Largest Class Enter Wooster Medical Department
The largest class in Wooster University's medical department began the thirty-fourth annual session on Wednesday. The campus in Cleveland saw new laboratories and facilities including a bacteriology and pathology wing, with desks for twenty students and two lockers per desk. Several new faculty joined, led by Dr. A P Uohimacher in pathology, with Dr. W Clark and others teaching chemistry and medicine. The Cleveland General Hospital will host clinical amphitheater work once finished, and opening exercises featured prayers by Rev. Dr. E O Buxton and remarks by President Sylvester Scovell.
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Excursion Rates via Pennsylvania Lines to the West
Excursion rates via Pennsylvania Lines to the West Northwest and Southwest. Tickets on sale at ticket offices by Oct 9 for travel to Kansas Colorado Idaho Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Manitoba Montana Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Territory South Dakota Texas Utah and Wyoming. Tickets valid for 21 days from date of issue. For details apply to nearest Pennsylvania Line office.
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New Course Promised This Season With Noted Performers
Announcement of a forthcoming season features Mario Decca on October 2 and Samuel Phelps with Ph Oh world. Johnny Graves and Hannibal Wilinass are listed among the talents. Canvassing for ticket sales starts late this week.
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Wooster Bankers Debate Convention Nominations
At the Cleveland convention of the Qtbtejvarkers association 278 members representing 45000000 in capital and 155000000 in deposits heard Col C V Hard of Wooster National Bank spark a breeze by proposing officer elections by house vote The move failed 43 to 41 amid tension over nominating committee power McGrew of Springfield urged members to act directly Lip warned it would undermine the constitution The article notes the vote and the controversy without broader details.
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Miscreants Piled Before Mayor in Morning Court
Marshal Elisperman and the police handled a busy morning docket. Jose Priest of East South Street pleaded guilty to running a house for lewd purposes and paid 2450 dollars. John Gartel admitted fighting on the Square at midnight but could not pay 4.60 and was detained. John Davenport, a ditcher, claimed intoxication and offered 4.60 to secure liberty. Fred Brant and C Mellor faced a square melee. Brant was discharged while Mellor paid 460 dollars in costs. A 5-year-old boy attempted to sue. he climbed a waterspout, looked into a window, and was fined for loitering. Harry Clifford, accused of suspicion, was found guilty and promised to leave town.
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News From Neighbors in Various Ohio Towns
A collage of notices from Orrville Wooster Loudonville and nearby areas recounts visits marriages and local business updates. David King of Orrville was in town on Tuesday while Miss Hannah Myers of Wooster recently wed Wil Br McKinney and was known to Loudonville youths. Flo Hughes from Wooster returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Ray L Markel. Rev E Werner of Hlaysville spent time with Wooster friends. Miss Jennie Shelly near Wooster visited Ashland and returned last Sunday. Geo H Hay bought an interest in the Duraste Sliding Blind and Lumber Co at Wooster and is shaping a new store room. Meg Jr Felger and wife attended the Rittenhouse reunion in Plain Township and visited near Wooster. James George of Wooster follows the Ashland fair races. A Fisher family reunion was held at E B Shearer’s East of town with Capt H J Fisher and Cleveland Wooster relatives present. Edsie who worked at a Dalton harness shop returned home then left for Coshocton for a foreman post. Peckinpaugh, accountant, handles ex-Treasurer Maudru’s books and may take days to finish. no outcome yet. Ex-Deputy Treasurer Myers notes Maudru ill but expects no serious consequences. Two Cents a day for the Home News is a Trifle.
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Veterans Contee Camp Elects Leaders In Pittsburgh Event
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Mackinac Island steamship travel and new passenger boats
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