West Carayette Notes and Local Names in December
General town notes from West Carayette dated December recounts visits from Mrs W W DeWitt and family, Miss Alice Nesw Gamereown, Josephine McCammant from Co S h e c to n, and many travelings among residents. Local social events include Presbyterian church social, Webster Literary Society plays, and a livery business change.
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West Carayette
Alice
Lawn
Platt
Zanesville
RE. A. Leivbuinger
Dadie Brighthaupt
Dresden
Lakes of the Presbyterian Church
Eveolug Ab
Tve McGuire
Messrs
Drummound and
Greg
Cushoclon
Jubawa
Russell Matju
Abe Keesy
Webster Literary Society
Tuliege
Wiogster
Hans von Suwash
Lois Village
Wilyo
Dausherty
Jowards
Tra Mizer
Nea Bikemville
Morgan Run
A. McCune
Dennison
Lena Pritchard
Coghoctun
Sa Sturday
Sulla Dow L. McDowell
Cushuctun
Wis
Lown
Mohawk Village News Early December
December notes from Mohawk report Corti achievement and average quality lowers. W Berry missed Saturday and church. Rev Bender delivers sermon at Mohawk church and revival planned at Witsoo chapel. Wheat condition described as late winter fine. William Barker leases Jacob Adams Lank and mines coal, recovering from a fall. Carey Ralston suffers eye injury from steel fragment.
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Corti
W. Berry
Bender
William Barker
Jacob Adams
Barker
Adams
Carey Ralston
Avonville Notes From The Week In The County
December entries report Chrish Derble and Jawmiy visiting Whinkiing Wiel friends at Beach City. Reo Meormich’s Star Keene is mentioned. The infant child of William McPhersous was buried at Udwn chapel. Funeral attendees included Mrs D Corbin and Mrs Witham Line. Rev Mout preached a Thanksgiving day sermon. W C Gephart and family were at Sugar Creek over Sunday. Andy Suilman shipped cattle and hogs, W F Park shipped wheat to Columbus and Massillon.
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Avondale
Chrish Derble
Jawmiy
Beach City
Fred Path
Puter McCrea
Reo Meormich
Star Keene
William McPhersous
Udwn
D. L. Boyd
Coshoctun
Mout
W.C. Gephart
Famly
Sugar Creek
Andy Suilman
W.F. Park
Columbus
Massil
West Lafayette Campus Bearings and Society Notes
West Lafayette notes report Thanksgiving visits by WM Slaughter to his parents in ion Brook and campus events. The Webster Literary Society met with a curtailed program due to member absences. The M C Addent postponed Tuesday meetings because of heavy rain. Roscoe circuses and church talks are mentioned with local figures C R Thrapp W Barns and Prof J R Walton Jr active.
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West Larayulin
Deo. Or
WM. Slaughter
Ion Brook
Webster Literary Society
M.C. Addent
Wells
Dr. Thrapp
C.R. Thrapp
W. Barns
Educate Your Bowels and Train Them to Do Right
An old advertisement promotes bowel training with Cas arcts Candy Cathartic as a genuine product. Claim includes that it trains the bowels like muscles or the brain and that the tablets are never sold in bulk and are available through druggists.
Selby Block To House New Tenants In City Plan
Rosaby owner PULENS Ore Lee plans to enlarge Selby Block to prepare for a spring occupancy by new business tenants. The millinery store will extend back to the alley. upper floors will host The AGE workshop and a merchants’ firey space. Local promoters are identified but the tenant mix remains speculative.
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Selby
Rosaby
Compino
Svare
dG@wever
Avon dale social notes and family visits summary
Community updates reveal visits from Mrs. Frank Bachman and Mrs. L. M. Deeds to Coshocton and Canton, a birthday surprise for Thomas Hamilton by 25 Sunday school scholars, and gatherings with the Suntheimer and Boyd families. Meetings by anti narcotic league leaders Gacy Van Kirk and Drummond slated at M church next Wednesday at 2 and 7 pm. R F D carrier No 1 delivered 109 pieces, No 2 about 202, and No 3 around 60 levelers.
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Avondale
A. C. Sandles
Wire
Coshocton
Elmore
Wubes
Will Lui
Calvin Boyd
Canal Lewisville
Frank Bachman
Jephthah
Jephthah’? Will Be Given There In the Peor
L. M. Deeds
Hima
Canton
Thomas Hamilton
Henry Suntheimer
Will Suntheimer
Lozzie Sunthheimer
Coshoctown
J. B. Boyd
Coshocton Man to Lead Mohawk Village Store
A Coshocton man, Elerta Almack, has moved to Mohawk Village to take over the management of Db FE Almack's general store. Mr. Coulter, the current occupant, will open a new store in his own building across the street.
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Mohawk Vitnace
Elerta Almack
Coshocton
Thes Vilage
Db FE Almack
Coulter
Teachers Met at Bloomfield High School in Coshocton
The Coshocton county teachers gathered Saturday with good attendance and engaging sessions. Bloomfield High School provided musical entertainment and speakers included J. Anly Pat and Leonard of Warsaw among others. The gathering proceeded on a basis of unity and local effort.
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Coshocton County
Av Bloomav
Bloomfeld High School
Hon
J. AN
Iinly
Pat
Leonard
Warsaw
Starving Poor In Russia Amid Widespread Distress
In St Petersburg on December 8 reports describe severe unemployment and poverty across interior Russia. In Saratoff workers accept about 17 cents a day as beggars flood shops and streets with sick and starving people. Similar conditions emerge from other interior points as famine and hardship spread.
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Russia
St Petersburg
Saratoff
Indian Rail Progress and Reed Death Noted in Washington
Indian rail expansion is moving fast with estimates of 7000 miles added in the northwestern provinces over eight years. American locomotives show speed, but higher fuel use and repairs lag behind British engines. Thomas B. Reed dies in Washington after brief illness. body to Portland for burial. Roosevelt and officials attend.
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George W. van Horne
C. E
Bengal and Northwestern Railway Company of India
New York
British Columbia
India
Slotland Elouse
van Horne
New York Commercial Advertiser
Bengal and Northwestern Railway
America
Critain
van Horne Sant
England
al- Warr
College football face massed plays says Syracuse chancellor
Chancellor James R Day of Syracuse University urged public to drop massed plays in football stating the sport risks players’ lives. He compared massed mass rushes to prizefighting and urged reforms to allow safe open play while preserving athletic ideals. He cited injuries at Princeton Columbia and other games and urged colleges to take responsibility.
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Letlor
Syracuse University
James R. Day
Suse University
New York World
Syracuse
Woodrow Wilson
Priyceton University
Wilson
Cr Hmb
Columbia
Sen
Wilb
Prince Fon
West Newsman Roars at Expectorating Peril in Cities
A Western senator, via a WRELINGTON dispatch to the New York Tribune, contrasted eastern and western cleanliness. He mocked easterners who stereotype Western statesmen as cowhide boot wearing smokers and tobacco spiterers. He noted a sign in St Paul banning expectoration with a five dollar penalty and urged enforcement as a satire on western reform.
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Washington
New German Antimobile Invented by Grid Inventor
Fragmentary text describes a new antimobile device by a Grid inventor Thy fries tion whae sn. It claims uniform propulsion, adjustable power, gas flow control, and light weight. The passage is incomplete with many garbled words and unclear details.
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Fries
Toys filled with secrets misled buyers in New York
The New York Times notes trouble with toy stockings packed tight to conceal contents. Buyers riskMistakes arise from mislabeled gifts as there are clusters with presents for girls and boys alike. Toys vary in size and price, making it hard to learn what is inside without opening.
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New York
Aizea
Syndicate of Kitchenmaids Formed in Paris to Hire Women Cooks
In Paris a syndicate of kitchenmaids has formed to oppose male cooks and to ensure women gain positions as chefs. The group accuses hotels and restaurants of barring trained women and seeks to petition Paris hotel keepers to hire a fixed proportion of apprentice girls.
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Syndicate of Kitchenmunida
Paris
Ter Richis
Saya
Newst News
Parr
Girk Root
Agricultural warfare plan seeds market and tilling method
Grain farmers in Indianapolis discuss new arable techniques. The report mentions a plow that harrows while sowing seeds, aiming to save time and increase field efficiency. An unnamed source notes the plan as a potential innovation in farming practices.
Ragha Valley tannery destroyed in gas explosion blaze
Destruction at Ragha Valley tannery in Ridgeway Pennsylvania followed a natural gas explosion in the engine room. Losses are estimated at 75 000 for buildings and 250 000 to 300 000 for stock with insurance coverage reported.
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Biasc
Ridgeway
Elk Tanning Company
United States Leather Company
Annual Exodus of Scandinavians Returns for Christmas
Chicago reports heavy exodus of Scandinavian emigrants to the motherland for Christmas. A special Chicago to New York train carried 600 excursionists to Norway and Sweden with a decorated display and brass band. Most will return to the United States with many planning to bring kin aboard on the return trip. The Monterey steamer from Mexico and Havana was wrecked by a gale near the Delaware capes, tearing a cylinder head and disabling its starboard engine, forcing port under the remaining engine.
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Chicago
Northwest
Middle West
New York
Norway
Sweden
United States
Ward Line
Monterey
Mexico
Havana
Capes of
Delaware
Markets Report Waves With Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Grain and stock prices across Dee and Chicago markets show mixed tones with good to prime steers fetching 25 to 30 and poor to medium at lower levels. Cattle, sheep, hogs, and calves vary by grade. wheat and corn quotes affirmed, while butter and eggs mark dairy notes in New York and Baltimore regions.
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Dee
Chicago
Helfers
Cannem
Dulles
Texas
Ted Kteers
God
Italy
Vitteburg
Gogel Huichess
Bor Hielivsec
Fenders
COE Bos
New York
Canada
Cincinnati
Toledo
Baltimore
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