Warsaw Wins Big Fence Factory Plan for Whitely Co Operative
Warsaw to erect a Whitely Farmers Co-Operative Wire Fence factory with initial capital of 340,000. Dr Moore and local citizens fund more than 20,000 to start, with 2% to 50 workers. Springfield will build a warehouse, and a broader Warsaw business system will rise, bringing new families and stock subscriptions. Local leaders J Moore J Z Given Everett Darling and Mr Burnside praise community enterprise amid Coshocton opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Walhending
Dr. Moore
Severa
Coshocton
Genteman
Springfield
Henry Strome
Messrs
J. Moore
J. Z. Given
Everett Darling
Springfield Home Company
Fence Company
More’s Just the Right Bowel Laxative
Ambiguous and garbled OCR text appears to promote a bowel laxative product. The fragment mentions health, digestion, and references to a laxative in a promotional style, but specifics are unclear. No clear date, organization, or named individuals are discernible.
Local notices and updates from Dundee township
Advertisements promise Hood s Sarsaparilla cures for various ailments while local items report school term closure, sales, illness, road conditions, and community reorganizations. Messrs Mechan and Everhart visited town, Jacob Young and family visited, Portz ends seven month term, sale at Mrs Marsh’s farm raises about 1100 dollars, and Presbyterian Sunday school reorganized with officers listed for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
Lewis Reiss
Coshocton
Wm. Lyons
Old Homestead
W. L. Grabiel
The
Presbyterian Church
John Worn
Valentine Reiss
Edward Sthallone
Pauline Mizer
Sik
D. O. Beiter
Newcomerstown
Dilla Reiss
Fresno
Chapman
A. M. Bower
Ceshoct
F. Milton Portz
Wooster University
Win
KotUe
New Philadelphia
Horn
Momlay
Anna Bullenbacher
Ida
Henry William Hather
Frank Powell
Tresno
Albert Reese
Canal Dover
Jesse Riggle
George Hagans
Bell Company
John Young
Ed. Honibarger
John Zeiner
Mechan
Everhart
Dundee
Jacob Young
Marsh
Julius Marsh
R. M. Power
Wayne Township
Bower
Presbyterian Sunday School
Samuel Hawk
J. D. Lower
Clifford Finton
F. 9. Leech
Lemon Hawk
da Purity
Joyce Lower
Chili
T—Myrs
Wash Masters
Portage County
Masters
Fred Young
Wylander County
Jacob Harman
South Bend
Ind
Schlarb
Deich
Seth Daugherty
George Schoenberger
Miss Daugherty
Fred Olinger
David Zimmerman
Rogersville
Crawford Township
New Bedford
Rock Hill
Fred Barth
Solomon Infield
John
Sarah Hackenbraesht
Mary King
Helen Crile
Jacob Stankel
Henry Baab
Chile
Schoenberger
Lea
Berten Telephone Co
Bishop Morris of Oregon dies in Portland
Benjamin Wistar Morris, bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Oregon, died in Portland on April 9. Born May 30, 1815 in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, he served churches in Sunbury Manayunk and Germantown before being consecrated missionary bishop of Oregon and Washington in 1868. In New York, police report a telegram from W Hector Hume of Louisville asking to hold William H McGuckin for further investigation after Delphine Love’s suicide at the Hotel Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Morris
Portland
Ore
Benjamin Wistar Morris
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Oregon
Wellsborough
Sunbury
Manayunk
Germantown
Washington
New York
W. Hector Hume
Louisville
Delphine Love
William H. McGuckin
Hotel Sterling
McGuckin
Trolley plans and Coshocton’s street railway future
Coshocton citizens back city council in guarding franchise terms as street railways approach. Plans to close the Cleveland to Cincinnati gap with a Wooster to Newark line threaten Coshocton if not properly bounded. The Zanesville Coshocton New Philadelphia line seeks a duplicate Columbus to Buckeye Traction agreement, while negotiations with the existing company continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Cleveland
Cinicinnati
New Philadelphia
Columbus
Buckeye Traction Company
Williams
Cosherton
Council
War memories from Chattanooga camp paper copy
A crumbling scrap found in Coshocton recalls Civil War days from Chat tanooga written in April 1864. The list begins with John G. Barcus at 25 dollars and many names follow, pledging to raise funds for transporting battle remains homeward. The note reflects brotherhood duty and recollections of fallen comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Hamilton
Fifth Street
Star
God Third O. V. J
Comrdes
John G. Barcus
Miona stomach tablets touted for indigestion cures
A Coshocton notice markets Miona stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. It claims to restore digestive health and offers a signed guarantee from C. F. Anderson that the remedy costs nothing unless it cures. Priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
C. FE. Anderson
Lydia E Pinkham and Her Vegetable Compound
A biographical sketch of Lydia E Pinkham born in 1819 in Lynn Massachusetts a Quaker family woman who as a teacher studied herbs and roots. After 1873 financial crisis hit the family releasing her famous vegetable compound now sold nationwide with help from her sons and daughter in law. The record highlights meticulous note keeping and the lasting influence of the remedy for women’s ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Lynn
Masa
Isaac Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia BH
Pinkhams
Deane
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Coshocton National Bank
M. Q. Baker
Thad. Montgomery
M. B. Smith
Hustling Village
Coshocton Dallied
Tom Burnside
Whitely
Gutle
Hood
Millersburg
Mt. Vernon
Gallant
WHO
Cae
Glass A Builders’ Hardware
Guenther Lumber Company
Grendel Bros
Main
Fourth Street
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