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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1903

Page

7

County Fairs Schedule For The Fall Will Be Held

Secretary W W Miller of the state Board of agriculture lists fall county fair dates across the region. St Clairsville August 26 Coshocton October 6 to 9 Newark September 29 to October 2 Woodsfield September 1 to 3 McConnellsville September 29 to October 1 Zanesville September 8 to 11 New Lexington September 16 to 18 Sarahsville September 16 to 18 Marietta September 1 to 4 Also note Mrs Al Renner traveled to Wheeling West Virginia for a relative’s wedding.

W. W. Miller State Board of Articulture Folllows St. Clairaville Coshocton Zanesville New Lexington Sarahsville Marietta al Renner Wheeling W. Va

Story of Joe and his calm Dexter the wonder colt

A young orphan named Joe grows up near a country home with his grandmother and Commodore the hired hand. Joe trains a colt named Dexter, teaching him speed and control through daily exercises, using a hidden barnyard space for practice. A mischief-filled scare turns humorous when Dexter foils Commodore, sending him sprawling, while Joe praises the horse’s cleverness and James the teacher notes the exchange.

Commodore Breaks Horse to Ride After Show Victory

In a large city a dark chestnut sorrel with white feet and a star on the forehead won first prize. Joe, informed of the win, was silent briefly and then said he was glad Commodore broke him to ride.

Joe Commodore

Assessor Basis Of Valuation Set For County

Twenty seven township assessors met at County Auditor Lamberson’s office and agreed on appraisement values for personal property outside the city. Horses and mules capped at 100 dollars, cows 30 each, neat cattle 3 cents per pound, sheep 2.50 per head, hogs six cents per pound, corn five cents per bushel, wheat 50 cents, oats 30 cents, hay six dollars per ton, wool unwashed 15 cents per pound, washed 18 cents, lumber two dollars per hundred feet.

Lamberson

Editor Mack May Go Blind

Sandusky Ohio April 21. L F Mack editor of the Sandusky Register is nearly blind. He has lost sight in one eye and the other is failing so he employs a stenographer to write editorials and read city papers for him. Mack is a prominent state editor and active in Grand Army circles having been a candidate for national commander at the last encampment.

Joe Dexter Commodore Sandusky, O F. Mack Sandusky Register Mack Grand Army

Warsaw Commencement Exercises At Presbyterian Church

The annual commencement exercises will be held at the Presbyterian church in Warsaw on Friday evening. Graduates include Misses Pearl Roodelaver Nellie Bucklew and Carrie Wheeler and Mesrs Paul Funk and Quincy Randies.

Presbyterian Church Warsaw Pearl Roodelaver Nellie Bucklew Carrié Wheeler Mesars Paul Funk Quincy Randies

Speckman Accepts Post With H D Beach Firm

Hervey K Speckman, formerly of New Martinsburg West Virginia, arrived Monday evening to take a position in the H D Beach company office. His wife Miss Alice Beach and their young daughter will join him next week.

Hervey K. Speckman New Martinsburg W. Va H. D. Beach Company Alice Beach

Manning Purchases Chestnut Street Brick Home

John Manning has purchased the brick residence at Chestnut street above Chestnut and Malin from Charles Weaver. The deal places the property at a consideration of 2500 dollars.

John Manning Charles Weaver Chestnut Street Chestnut and Malin

Nerve Pills Proclaimed A Vital Tonic For Women

Mrs. Julia Rowland of Buffalo and her seventeen year old daughter credit Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills with curing nervousness crying spells and weakness during life changes and early adolescence The testimonials urge others with similar symptoms to try the tonic and seek information at C E Anderson's Drug Store.

A. W. Chase C. E. Anderson

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