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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
6
Narrative recounts an airship journey to Pleasant Valley and back with dramatic maneuvers. The craft faces wind, turbulence, and a forced landing near the river. Passengers witness riverbank sights as the ship is guided to a safe harbor amid gusty conditions.
A party from Mr and Mrs Kelps with two children and Miss Me Byeny ended a ten day stay at the Harry Hart farm Franklin Station and returned home just before a cold snap, noting the river level and river conditions affected travel. The circus troupe faced a high river making gatherings difficult and reported a pleasant trip despite weather and ample goods unloading at home.
Fragmentary notice describes Tillman the farmer as a great attractor or magnet amid unclear context. The text references Ben and a resisting or welcoming stance and mentions virtues, but details are obscured. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
A garbled account centers on a dramatic public scene featuring Pitchfork Tillman and Senator Titan amid protests. The fragment references a one-eyed figure, a photo hinting at a side view, and a chaotic environment with unspecified arrests and local figures, including Lewes and Beattie.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Solomon Cas, Lenape, and various garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear entities form a watchable news item.
The Alahlp Company manager Fuhr lists four engagements for a successful ship. News says ships plans are widely reported and sales inquiries pour in from many places. Dates and routes are to be announced within days as parts of the project proceed toward completion.
A sale at a vauthouse in Taeison saw bids drop from $7 600 to $7 515 amid a dispute over Bidder Ashenirt Hid Lid g7.ni0 Lowers led with $7 600 while Ashanun bid 7515. Attorneys argued the bid was too old for closing and the sheriff ordered a second sale for Ty Bresteam and to Thos. AL Tt at Tor S15.
A bustling Labor Day program is announced for Adamsville with locals planning a public event. The piece notes village coopers and merchants expected to participate, prices for fuel and goods, and the gathering to be held in the afternoon near Peedon, with community members contributing to the event.
The Pendirgast Slamber Co of Mar Top operates a framed office in the Frew building and is being fitted up. A scene of hurried activity surrounds the office as work progresses with a focus on rapid task completion and record pace.
A community evening features a hand concert and dance after a program of rural races. Events include a half mile mule race tied with Teot- tut, tug of war, a two rider bicycle half mile on one wheel, and horse heats with $95 top prize. Details are mixed and some entries unclear.
Mrs Col e visits with Adelia Smith then travels to Akron to visit relatives. Mrs Thevert Crawferns and Miss B ee Shishe from Coshocton visit Mrs Gray for a few weeks. A H McCoy and daughter from Conesville stay with Mrs Gray Wednesday. Jewell visits daughter in Trinway for a few days. Missionary society meets Saturday afternoon with Ella Titow. Tyeete to host an ice cream social Friday evening. Mr and Mrs David Jackson of Coshocton spend a few days at Mrs Gray’s home.
Ohio reports a record Sunday school year with 106 districts, 7,407 white and 218 colored schools, 815,000 scholarships, 30,000 drama department members, and 12,000 conversions. One in five statewide connected to Protestant Sunday schools, and totals surpass day schools in membership.
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