Fountain Items Open Third Week Under Favorable Prospects
The note celebrates Fountain's third week of business with strong patronage and public goodwill. It highlights a largely new retail stock comparable to city stores, with modern styles and latest novelties in foreign and domestic manufacture across many departments.
Fountain Dry Goods Company announces price guarantee and new Coshocton market
The Fountain Dry Goods Company proclaims customers’ interests rule pricing and promises no unreasonable profits. It invites shoppers to visit all stores and asserts its Coshocton location will bring new traffic, offering dry goods carpets draperies wall paper china and house furnishings at right prices to please the public.
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Coshocton
Alreay
Wright
Willowbrook residents vow action over mad dogs
Community figures led by Charles Slaughter seek dog owner of a Monday sighting and plan a countywide effort to trace canine disease. The note also mentions a shift from leather belts to electric motors and local Holy Week services at Holy Trinity and Sacred Heart churches with presanctified mass and stations of the cross. A Masonic outing reports about twenty five members traveling to Plainfield for initiations.
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Willowbrook
Charles Slaughter
Holy Trinity Church
Church of the Sacred Heart
Masonic Lodge
Plainfield
Easter Ball Plans and Club Meetings
The Knights of Pything arrange a grand Easter ball at their castle hall next Monday evening. Busy Bees at M. BE church plan a church supper Saturday evening. Mrs Mr. Custer hosts the New Century club Monday evening at Cambridge road. Mrs Carl Herbig entertains friends at Chestnut street this evening. Mt Zion M P church Bethlehem township will be dedicated Sunday May 3 with services on Saturday and Sunday led by Rev E S Collison Rev J Alfred Selby and others. A basket dinner will follow the dedication. Post offices were first established in 1464.
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Knights of Pything
Castie Hall
New Century Club
Mr. Custer
Cambridge Road
Carl Herbig
Chestnut Street
Mt. Zion
Zanesville
3. T. Allen
McConnelsville
Grand Jury and County Court Actions Highlight Local Proceedings
The grand jury meetings continue with hearings eyed for Monday as Judge Gault and Judge Maxwell discuss case timing. County Commissioners advance road projects in Tiverton and Washington township while Hadden Bridge masonry plans are filed. Probate matters include wills and inventories with multiple adoptions and deed transfers. The Star Chamber session hints at potential annulling of vncetera, and jail inspection precedes forthcoming witness appearances.
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Gault
Nicholas & Merrell
Maxwell
Ihs
Court House
Washington Township
Bale
Fisher
Davis
Hadden Bridge
S. M Moore
Tiverton Township
Alonzo Spurgeon
Jonas Fry
Mary Gault
John Gault
West Carlisle
Abram Toothman
David Markley
Samuel A. Markley
Francis H Barringer
Henry Ely
Crawford Towship
Annie W. Band
Crawford Township
Joseph W. Storm
Mill Creek Township
Emma J. Bretzius
J. O. Hammonutree
Laken Neldon
Perry Township
Wn. W. Hamilton
Chas. Robinson
New Moscow
John W. Frazee
Amelia Frazee
Edward BE. Frazee
Tiverton
D. G. Whittem
Monroe Township
Star Chamber
Thomas J. Keating
Schanfarbers
Columbus
William Williams
Coshoct
Modern Hercules Delights Crowds On Street
A young man about twenty one performed feats drawing large crowds and donations by lifting a man over two hundred pounds on the street on Thursday. The Modern Woodmen of America Maple camp No 7585 held a meeting in Central Labor hall Wednesday with one candidate initiated and a member received near Newcomers town.
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Woodmen of America
Central Labor Hall
Newcomers Town
Moving to Waldo Adams property on Walnut street
Dr and Mrs Jesse McClain relocate from South Fourth street to the Waldo Adams property on Walnut street in a residential move.
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Mrs
Jesse McClain
South Fourth Street
Waldo Adams
Walnut Street
City Council Portrait Exhibition Window Display
A fine picture of the city council by Brihl and McDonald is shown in the Burha and Goseser window as part of a local exhibition.
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Brihl & McDonald
Burha & Goseser
Many Local Residents Visit and Travel for Spring Week
A long list of local residents and visitors travel between West Lafayette Newark Columbus Canton Zanesville Wellsville Lapeer and Newcomerstown for visits business and study. People attend lectures visit relatives attend funerals and join church meetings reflecting a busy regional social season with mentions of students professors and families from Columbus to Dennison and beyond.
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Ida Carnahan
West Lafayette
Bertha Walters
Clarence Brown
Newark
E. M. Mortley
Zanesville
McConnellsville
Sophia Wilson
Columbus
Frank Karr
Louletha Boyd
Canton
Edith Hale
Sara Rue
Chestnut Street
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