29 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1897
Page
1
The Wooster Republication calls for weekly reports from all correspondents whether stocked with supplies or not. They urge someone to report for absent writers so the paper can revise its roster intelligently. New correspondents are needed where former ones have left or are unheard. Short letters are preferred each week.
Fragmented text discusses campaign finances and international money flows, noting gold as a preferred asset, and mentions Democrats and Republicans in Ohio. It cites figures from England, Australia, and Italy, hints at wheat price impacts, and references Cleveland World coverage on Senate and legislative moves shaping farmer prices and national money value.
A messy political row in the city involving the Coty Board, Vicars with police, and campaign denials stirs outrage. The piece notes public frustration, calls for peace in the Cuban conflict, and wider dissension as officials back a settlement via arbitration.
The text predicts continued gold inflows from England to New York and from Australia or San Francisco, alongside rising domestic mine output. It frames gold as currency under McKinley, aiding national movement and crop support, with emphasis on the strategic value of bullion over commodity status.
Springfield Republican reports the seven day silver camp in Idaho drew about 3,000 paying attendees over the week, with 3,000 admitted free as deadheads and ladies. Democratic figures including Chapman, Jones, St John, and Helen Gougar drew only about 500. The event is deemed a frost by critics, while McLean committees seek to repudiate or salvage the episode.
The paper by Prof C K Thorne notes the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station's work on soil and cucumber pests in Wayne County. It discusses costs, prevention of pest spread, and the station’s practical impact on local pickle works and farms, highlighting the shift from traditional methods to science driven farming.
A vintage advertisement touts Shaker Digestive Cordial as a universal remedy for the weak and undernourished. It promises improved digestion, strength, and energy, with trial bottles offered for 10 cents and claims of permanent relief from indigestion.
The article surveys the rise of agricultural experiment stations and key figures in the 19th century. It notes soil analysis, plant variety trials, animal feeding tests, pest and disease control, and the aim to train experts who advance national food production. It highlights John Lawes and the spread of station work across states and nations.
A damaged OCR item advertises Chamberlaine Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only sure relief for bilious attacks in Screven, touting one dose for relief when other remedies fail. Sold by Laubach & Bosch druggists.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Cand Cathartic as the most wonderful medical discovery for kidneys and bowels, claiming it cures headaches fevers and constipation. It promotes a guaranteed cure and mentions round trip train tickets and travel details for lines from Cleveland to Akron and Columbus.
Wayne County Circuit Court heard criminal matters as Judges J C Womerine, John J Adama, and M Douglass presiding. The session marked Judge Douglass’s first circuit appearance in Wayne County, with ongoing hearings and adjournments noted.
The week przed reports on crop prospects and strong markets with notes on bale prices, storage, and potential gains for farmers in Wayne County. A separate legal item details a five year jail term for a local offense, with court notes and surrounding commentary.
A reader from Lancaster reports long standing kidney trouble improving after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes back pain and urinary issues disappearing with treatment and endorses Doan's as a reliable remedy bought at local drug stores. The ad credits Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo and cautions buyers to seek the genuine product.
The Alt Wayne County weekly edition highlights its claim as both the best and oldest home publication in the region. It features local real estate listings, household tips, and community notices for residents seeking property deals and neighborhood news.
Saturday’s Daily reports the Wayne County Populist middle-of-the-road faction met in the law office of Reider & Morr and nominated a county ticket. J J Robertson of Wooster was named chair man. J M Reider of Koch’s P Q was secretary. N B Dawson of Sterling was Treasurer. Jacob Welker of Shreve was Commissioner. C H Young of Wooster was Primary Director. D J McClarran chaired the county committee with C A Reider as secretary and others named to fill vacancies. The group remains active with no change in status noted.
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