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==Wooster Board of Trade Last Night: Creamery Question Acted on Favorably-- a Page of Experience-- Other Industries in View-- To Join the State Chamber of Commerce==
 
==Wooster Board of Trade Last Night: Creamery Question Acted on Favorably-- a Page of Experience-- Other Industries in View-- To Join the State Chamber of Commerce==
 
*  Wooster Board of Trade Last Night <ref>Wooster Board of Trade Last Night. Wooster Daily Republican, Wooster, Ohio. 1894 Mar 17, p. 4.</ref>
 
*  Wooster Board of Trade Last Night <ref>Wooster Board of Trade Last Night. Wooster Daily Republican, Wooster, Ohio. 1894 Mar 17, p. 4.</ref>
There was a good attendance at the Wooster Board of Trade last evening, when the special meeting was called to order by the president, Col. C. V. {{Surname|Hard}}. The question of a full creamery in Wooster was the first item taken up, over a third of the needed stock having already been subscribed by a few men quietly, and further action having been delayed until the business could be brought before the Board. In response to calls, John {{Surname|Wilhelm}} ex. plained the possibilities for profit in connection with the number of farmers during the day had expressed their desire to him to lend a hand in the matter, so that he had no doubt that the 250 cows required as a minimum for a milk supply could easily be secured. Harry {{Surname|McClarran}} gave recent experiences in the grocery trade in Wooster, showing both farmers
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There was a good attendance at the Wooster Board of Trade last evening, when the special meeting was called to order by the president, Col. C. V. {{Surname|Hard}}. The question of a full creamery in Wooster was the first item taken up, over a third of the needed stock having already been subscribed by a few men quietly, and further action having been delayed until the business could be brought before the Board. In response to calls, John {{Surname|Wilhelm}} ex. plained the possibilities for profit in connection with the number of farmers during the day had expressed their desire to him to lend a hand in the matter, so that he had no doubt that the 250 cows required as a minimum for a milk supply could easily be secured. Harry {{Surname|McClarran}} gave recent experiences in the grocery trade in Wooster, showing both farmers and dealers would be better off if all the milk made into butter in Wayne county were handled through creameries. A motion by W. D. {{Surname|Tyler}} was adopted requesting the chairman to co-operate with Mr. Wilhelm and Capt. R. E. {{Surname|Eddy}} in a vanvass upon the question, and the president designated Messrs. Tyler and McClarran and Capt. W. O. {{Surname|Beebe}} as such committee.
  
 
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Revision as of 10:12, 21 December 2020

Wooster Board of Trade
Type Chamber of Commerce
Industry Other Services
Fate Dissolved, Changed name to Wooster Chamber of Commerce
Successor(s) Wooster Chamber of Commerce; Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce
Founded Wooster, Ohio (1900 (1900))
Founder(s) Walter D. Foss
Headquarters Wooster, Ohio, United States
Number of locations 12 W. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio ( - )
Area served Wayne County, Ohio
Key people Walter D. Foss, first President
Services Networking, Advocacy, Visibility, Professional Development, Opportunities, Credibility

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Wooster Board of Trade Last Night: Creamery Question Acted on Favorably-- a Page of Experience-- Other Industries in View-- To Join the State Chamber of Commerce

  • Wooster Board of Trade Last Night [1]

There was a good attendance at the Wooster Board of Trade last evening, when the special meeting was called to order by the president, Col. C. V. Hard. The question of a full creamery in Wooster was the first item taken up, over a third of the needed stock having already been subscribed by a few men quietly, and further action having been delayed until the business could be brought before the Board. In response to calls, John Wilhelm ex. plained the possibilities for profit in connection with the number of farmers during the day had expressed their desire to him to lend a hand in the matter, so that he had no doubt that the 250 cows required as a minimum for a milk supply could easily be secured. Harry McClarran gave recent experiences in the grocery trade in Wooster, showing both farmers and dealers would be better off if all the milk made into butter in Wayne county were handled through creameries. A motion by W. D. Tyler was adopted requesting the chairman to co-operate with Mr. Wilhelm and Capt. R. E. Eddy in a vanvass upon the question, and the president designated Messrs. Tyler and McClarran and Capt. W. O. Beebe as such committee.

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Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce Timeline[2]

  • 1900 - Organized, Walter D. Foss, first President
  • 1908 - Incorporated in State of Ohio as a not for profit organization
  • 1912 - The Wayne County Fair Board asked that the businessmen of Wooster close their places of business for two days during the Wayne County Fair.
  • 1950 - Wooster Board of Trade members voted to change the name to Wooster Chamber of Commerce.

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  1. Wooster Board of Trade Last Night. Wooster Daily Republican, Wooster, Ohio. 1894 Mar 17, p. 4.
  2. Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce timeline.
  3. Wooster Daily Republican. Wooster, Ohio, 1917-01-16, p. 2
  4. Wooster Daily Republican. Wooster, Ohio, 1917-01-25, p. 2
  5. Wooster Daily Republican. Wooster, Ohio, 1917-02-07, p. 3
  6. Wooster Daily Republican. Wooster, Ohio, 1917-03-22, p. 2
  7. Wooster Republican. Wooster, Ohio, 1919-02-14, p. 3.
  8. Wooster Republican. Wooster, Ohio, 1920-01-02, p. 2.
  9. Wooster Republican. Wooster, Ohio, 1920-01-02, p. 3.
  10. Wooster Daily Republican. Wooster, Ohio, 1920-01-16, p. 4

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