Doan's Kidney Pills Parade In Wooster Ad
An Wooster testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney pains backache and swelling. The speaker describes severe lameness in the kidney region and distressing kidney actions and urges others to buy from Zimmerman & Co and use Foster Milburn Co. as sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean’s
Wooster
Gorin 4 “and St
Aves Woolster
Dean
Zimmerman & Co
Tin
Doan
Foster & Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Railroads Bet on Prosperity Amidcoming Growth
Baltimore notes railroads expect prosperity as growth accelerates, while cautions rise about potential sidetracks. Officials emphasize steady investment and expansion to meet demand across corridors.
Capacity Store Moves Up Town Prompting Factory Expansion
The second hand store owned by Bryant and Athey will relocate to the room formerly used by the Forney Feed Store. Wooster Brush Works will occupy the former capacity space, add machinery, and hire more workers as soon as arrangements are completed. The firm has sought additional female labor for their factory.
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Bryant and Athey
Forney
Wooster Brush Works
Tml
Corn Theft Case Leads to Restitution Plan
Neighbors report extensive corn theft south of town. A horse owner was caught with the stolen goods and confessed. To avoid the workhouse, he agreed to pay $2 weekly until the owners are satisfied logs are made good, with Chief Leiner presiding.
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Leiner
Tribute to Smyser by Critchfield and Donahue
Judge L R Critchfield read a high tribute to Smyser before the circuit court. The court decided to place the tribute in the records as one of the best efforts ever made in court. Judge Donahue then spoke of Smyser’s worth as a judge and attorney and recalled many pleasant courtroom experiences.
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L. R. Critchfield
Smyger
Circuit Court
Smyser
Special Wooster train to Mansfield arrives late
A special train carrying Wooster and Wayne county residents to a Democratic campaign opening in Mansfield was about thirty minutes late to Wooster. Sixteen coaches, partly filled, mainly Orrville boarding, with an Orrville band playing. Only about 36 tickets sold at Orrville. many boarded early, causing a few to miss the departure. Notable riders included Louis Bolus, Judge S B Bason, Prosecutor Carlin, Wesley Zaugg, David Weaver, W E Weygadt, Dr A T Bashford, and Gov. Donnelly among others.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Mansfield
Orrvlle
Orrville
Iearly
Louis Bolus
S. B. Bason
Carlin
Wesley Zaugg
E. S Wertz
David Weaver
W. E. Weygahdt
A. T. Bashford
George Hartel Jos
Ramsey John Myers
Albert S. Laurers
Henry Adler
Fred _Hallet
Harrold
T. W. Orr
Benton Gray
Julius Eberhardt
Byman Critchfield
Wm. Allis
Robert Segner
M. E. Mellvaine
F .M.vanover
Frank Glasgow
Kansas Smith
Abe Crumley
James Peppard
Chas. Devinsey
William Fritz
C A. Weiser
John Weiser
Adam
Curt Sigler
Adam Starr
Levi Marks
Hiram Fisher
Gov. Donnelly
Squire Maguire
J. F. Larwill
M. M. van Nest
John van Nest
Exploded Torpedoes Man Dies At Canton Work Site
Thomas Eckert formerly of Wayne county born near Wooster dropped dead at Canton while tending gate at Shirley street crossing for the Pennsylvania company. He answered a signal at 2:16 pm to lower gates for a train. at 2:30 pm a second call came and he did not respond. Yard workers woke him by water through a hose. Eckert was found slumped in his chair. He leaves a wife, three daughters, seven grandchildren, a brother John Eckert of Wooster, and sisters Mrs. John Martin of Wooster, Mrs. Case of leaves, and others in Canton and Cleveland.
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Thomas Eckert
Wayne County
Wooster
Pennsylvenia Company
Shirley Street
Canton
Market Street
Eckert
John Eckert
John Martin
Case
Leaves “& Wife
C. V. Derr
Lunetta Nist
Caton
Ora Shannon
Cleveland
Iving
Gard of Thanks for Albert Smyser
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during illness and after the death of husband and father Albert Smyser. They appreciate the beautiful floral tributes and the many sympathies shown by friends in the community.
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Fathuss
Albert Smyser
Ume Tairete Simpson
Methodist Sunday school elects new officers for year
The Methodist Sunday school held a Thursday meeting to elect officers for the new year. Elected were: attendant AUT Reed First Assistant Ray Pinkerton second assistant T F Manns secretary Frank Herman treasurer I N Hough Librarian Miss Lucy Saybolt Choir Leader C F Greene. Ovan Rogers and Miss Isa Gorne lius of Shreve were married at the Presbyterian parsonage Thursday.
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Methodist
Ttendant
I. “Reed
Ray Pinkerton
T. F Manns
Frank Herman
I ‘N. Hough
Libaran
Miss_Lucy
Saybolt
C. F. Greena
Ovan -Rogers
Isa—Gornelius
Shreve
Fresbyterian Parsonage
Shaw speech draws 1600 at Massillon Wooster stop
Former secretary of the treasury Leslie M. Shaw spoke in Massillon and Wooster, addressing 1600 to 2000 attendees. Judge Frank Taggart and local reception committees greeted him, with notable remarks praising Roosevelt Taft and Lincoln era policies and urging renewed business focus.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Ipg
Massillon
Secretary of the Treasury
Masaillon
Frank Taggart
Shaw
Wooster
New Philadelphia
Judge Sowars
Mr. Shaw
Taggart
Judge Taggart
W. W. Garver
Capt
J B. Taylor
Albert Dix
Harrison Named Republican Nominee For Congress In Wayne County
At a Coshocton meeting of the congressional committee on September 22 John Harrison won the party nomination for Congress in the Seventh District. Wayne and Holmes delegates backed Harrison from the start, with Licking county influence swinging the final decision. Milner pressed as an alternative but Harrison carried the decisive ballot amid assurances of strong support from farmers associations and Union labor groups for a vigorous campaign.
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John
Harrison
Coshocton
Wayne County
Wayne
Holmes County
Milner
Licking County
Coshocton County
Fuscarawas County
B.C. Dix
Will of Creston man filed for probate in estate plan
The will of late John B. Stone of Creston is filed for probate. His wife Marcia K. Stone receives use of the dwelling, all on the place, and $6,000 with potential extra if needed. Sons Alfred P. Stone Everett Stone Edgar E. Stone and daughter Jesse V. Flickinger share a fourth after expenses. After Marcia’s death the property goes to the four children. Marcia Stone and son-in-law E. D. Flickinger to execute the estate with Price Russell of Creston the attorney.
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John B. Stone
Creston
Marcia K. Stone
Alfred P. Stone
Everett Stone
Edgar E. Stone
Jesse V. Flickinger
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death Support
We express our heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted us during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father. Grateful for the flowers and singing. Thanks to Rev Scarborough and Wood for comforting words. Signed by Mrs. W. G. Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Retter, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bale.
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Scarborough
Wood
W. G. Hoover
W. R. Retter
W. A Bale
New Life Pills and Orino Laxative Adverts
Vermont reader N H Brown of Pittsfield endorses Dr King s New Life Pills for relief of stomach liver and bowels without friction or fuse. Sold at Krieger s Drug Store and S H Boyd Co drug stores. Orino Laxative promoted as a new remedy improved laxative without griping or disburbance at 3 Pharmacy.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
S. H. Boyd & Co
Blood Making Tonight Treatment Promoted in Defiance Ohio
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder curing anemia and related symptoms. It cites Mrs Claud Moore of Defiance County sharing rapid improvement after using the pills, claiming restored color and energy within a week. The copy promotes the pills as a household remedy and lists price and box quantities.
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Williams
Mra
Claud Moors
Defiance
Dehwoee
Dr. Williams
Kent
Sulution for Ft Wayne Route Meeting Notice
An old document announces a meeting to advocate a railroad route through Loudonville with stock subscriptions. N Haskill Esq is appointed to open books for subscription, conditional on the road being located and constructed through the town. Locomotive.
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Ing Ihrousk
N. Haskill
Loudonville
Billowsness praises Chamberlain's tablets for relief
J J Firestone of Alleyan Michigan reports feeling much better after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets last night. He says the product is a fine remedy for biliousness and recommends it. S H Boyd and Co offer free samples for the gala event.
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Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Alle— Yan
S. H. Boyd & Co
Passed Examination Successfully James Donahue
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports relief after using Foley's Kidney Remedy for diabetes related kidney and back issues. He credits two bottles with improvement and five bottles with cure enabling life insurance examination.
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James Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Foley
Bixier Pharmacy
Boyd & Co
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