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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
7
Market notes from Pittsburg and Chicago show light cattle receipts and steady hogs with mixed weights. Beeves fetch around 6.5, calves 6.75, and stockers 5, while sheep and lambs steady with hogs around 6.5 to 7.2. Grain prices in Chicago list wheat near 77-78, corn around 47, oats about 45.
Corrected price list shows butter beans chickens and pork products with per pound and per bushel rates. Includes potatoes onions cabbage country ham lard and various flour meal oats and feed items. Indicates retail and wholesale style entries with scattered figures and unit designations.
A fragmentary report details large crowds at Neva assembly events. Names and places appear in garbled text with scattered references to attendees and proceedings, indicating a public gathering or ceremony with many participants and local figures.
In a district update the court indicates the presence of a famous cartoonist visiting for several days. Jurors and attorneys are reminded to attend hearings as cases move toward readiness for trial.
A scanned fragment describes a community visit and social events in Coshoeton and nearby areas. It mentions Miss Mane... and Mrs Woolson, lectures at Chalfonts, and a visit to Columbus. The garbled text lists individuals, places, and miscellaneous church and social references without coherent storyline.
The readable text appears as a garbled mix of names, places, dates, and partial phrases. It suggests a local notice or schedule with mentions of Miller's, a Me area, and events or deadlines in April, but most specifics are unreadable.
The April report from Bacon notes a new teacher departure after a serious wound. The village items mention local residents, personal notices, and district activity across multiple nearby townships.
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