Hyomei Hay Fever Cure Endorsed By Endorsers And Refund Promise
A promotion for Hyomei as a hay fever remedy claims it stops spasmodic paroxysms of eyes and nose and can prevent attacks or slow chronic disease. Endorsers include J F Forbes of McCook Nebraska and A Hamlin of Westford Massachusetts who report rapid relief. C E Anderson offers refunds if Hyomei fails to deliver as claimed, underscoring the manufacturers confidence. Also included is a long reminiscence about a train journey with a broken engine and a water well near a farm, noted in a narrative fragment.
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Hyemeel
Anderson
Hyomei
J. F. Forbes
McCook
Neb
A. Hamlin
Westford
Mass
C. E. Anderson
Maine coal field search discouraged by US geologists
United States Geological Survey geologists David White and George Otis Smith examined the Perry area in Washington County Maine and conclude that the beds are older than coal-bearing formations globally, lack carbonaceous material, and show unfavorable geology for coal oil or gas. No coal specimen or convincing drill data support commercial prospects.
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ferry-Pembroke
Washington County
Maine
State Commission
Messrs
David White
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Calais
Eastport
Perry
Correspondence from Mohawk Village Busy Summer Activities
Special correspondence from Mohawk Village notes visitors from Newark Mr and Mrs Wilkie Crawford extended visit with relatives. J H Harper busy with county contract work and school director duties re seating Barrett school. Freese family welcome birth of a son N D Freese. Local industry includes Underwood and McNabb timber work and Almack store building materials. Grain business active with threshing, grain yields lower than expected. Freese Brothers coal mine resumes after summer pause. Rain improves prospects for wheat. pastures dry. Ends with remark on local citizens showing colors against evil.
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Mohawk Village
Wilkie Crawford
Newark
J. H. Harper
Barrett’s
N. D. Freese
Underwood and McNabb
James O. McKinney
Almack
J. J. Given
Freese Brothers
Biliman
Isleta Social News Notes From Aug 22 Visit Highlights
ISLETA Aug 22 Ethel Walters returned home Wednesday from a ten days visit with friends in Coshocton. Levi Leighninger and wife of West Lafayette visited S A Stowe and wife. Wina Cole visited friends in Leig last week. T Lybarger and wife started for St Louis after visiting relatives here for two months. James Lisk of Hackensack N J is guest of J M McCollum and wife. Bert Leighninger and wife of West Lafayette and Emery Leighninger and family of Newcomerstown spent Sunday with their mother. Mr and Mrs Opha Norman visited J B Smith and wife Sunday.
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Isleta
Ethel Walters
Coshocton
Levi Leighninger
West Lafayette
S. A
Missionary Meeting in Mt Vernon District Convention Aug 26 27
Canal Lewisville Aug 5 the foreign missionary society of Mt Vernon district will hold a convention in our village Aug 26 and 27 Two returned missionaries Miss Galamore of India and Mr Richards of Africa will be present and on Thursday evening sterootican views of the work done in foreign fields will be presented The program promises to be very beneficial and entertaining
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Lewisville
Our Vilage
Dresden
G W Mohler
Wm. Payne
Daniel Shoneman
Wm Coleman
Dornan
Misa Henrietta Belcer
Floyd West
Coshocton
Lilius Tompkins
Dotte Bornat
Ida MccGiffin
Jessie Shartz
Eugenia Mohler
Amela Gribble
Edna Mohler
Anna Asher
Maude Mo
Relatives Welcome Tracey Renfrew in Pittsburgh
Tracey Renfrew is visiting relatives in Pittsburgh for a few weeks while Chas. Graham of Columbus stays with his father Wm. Graham.
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Tracey Renfrew
Pgh
Chas. Graham
Columbus
Wm. Graham
Nellie’s whiskers gone as town notes roll on
Special correspondence from Nellie Aug 25 reports Mrs. J N Vanschoyce of Loudonville visiting relatives here and returning home. Attys Staats and Baker figure in local matters with a new barber shop opening and Camp Schyrar influence. A new rural delivery route No 1 goes into effect Oct 1 1903.
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Nellie
J. N. Vanscoycc
Loudonville
L. N. Staats
Warsaw
BE. C. Darling
Calone Staats
Permill Staats
Grant Wheeler and Son
J. P. Darling
Schycar
John Styers
D. H. Johnston
Melvin Barett
Columbus
Baker
Isermon
Nellie Chapel
W. J. Gaumtsfelter
Tifin
Chas, Holster
Toledo
Birthday Party for Lewis Dewitt Near Roscoe
The Dewitt home three miles west of Roscoe hosted a surprise 25th birthday party for their son Lewis Dewitt. Guests included Daisy Demoss Anna Lowery Minnie McCoy Carrie Lowery Alimary Lowery Katie Turner Grace Hutchison Charlie Shaw Archie Lowery Ward Randles Frank McCoy Emet Lowery Louis Lowery George Haines Lessley Demoss and others. Music games and refreshments made the evening enjoyable. A Rocky Mountain Tea advertisement by E Anderson followed.
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Charlie Shaw
Archie Lowery
Ward Randles
Frank McCoy
Emet Lowery
Louis Lowery
George Haines Lessley Demoss
A H Bible
D J Lowery
John Roder
John McCoy
Samuel Dewitt
East Shaw
Moving Family From Burt Avenue to Chestnut Street
Notice reports Charles West relocating his household from Burt avenue to the J. C. Adama property on Chestnut street. Also appears an unrelated ad offering Rocky Mountain Tea for a beautifying claim at 35 cents by C. E. Andersor.
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Charles West
Burt Avenue
J. C. Adama
Chestnut Street
C. E. Andersor
Mt Zion Notes Sermon and Sunday School Event
Dr Chas Henthore will preach at Mt Zion M E church Saturday at 2 oclock and again Sunday morning The Mt Zion M E Sunday school will hold their picnic September 3 1908 at Bacon school house All are invited
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Chas Henthore
Mt. Zion M. E
Bacon School
Stocks for sale by Citizens Building and Loan
The Citizens Building and Loan Association offers paid in stock SILANONG for sale. Parsons seeking such stock or any preferred non taxable stock from manufacturing firms may contact Co B Hunt in Coshocton Ohio. The AgeMe bring good recruits.
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Citizens’ Building & Loan Association
Parsons
B. Hunt
Coshocton
Tax Lists Debate Reveals Old Ohio Ad Valorem Struggle
In a dialogue between Farmer Perkins and Lawyer Thorndike they dissect the Ohio ad valorem system, questioning oath enforcement, the tax bearer as assessor, and the impracticality of taxing intangibles. They condemn 1851 constitutional legacy and call for reform to free legislature from past ideas.
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Armer Perkins
Ito
Thorndike
Farmer Perkins
Alfred Kelley
Ohio
Perkins
Kelley
Farmer Perking
Principles of Taxation Emphasized by Ohio Board of Commerce
The Ohio State Board of Commerce releases a statement outlining taxation principles to guide support for the taxation amendment. It urges public publication of taxable values, equalization by district, taxpayer appeals, open operations, and public accessibility of valuation procedures to ensure a simple fair system.
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Ohio State Board of Commerce
Board of Review
State Board of Review
Supreme Court of
General Assembly
Lewes
Ohio troops triumph at Camp McKinley review
The grand review of Ohio state troops at Camp McKinley near Newark drew about fifteen thousand spectators who witnessed a moving procession. Governor Nash praised the event while General Charles Dick received heartfelt credit for organizing the camp and elevating Ohio’s citizen soldiers.
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Ohio
Camp McKinlely
Newark
Buckeye
Nash
Licking
Camp Church
Charles Dick
Roops
Amy
Premium Manufacturing to Move Next Week to Cambridge Street
Premium Manufacturing plans a relocation next week moving its goods to the new building on Cambridge Street. Flooring is currently being installed in the new facility.
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Premium Manufacturing Company
Cambridge Street
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