Good Roads Plan For Keene District Proposed
Wd M Norman spoke at the Farmers Institute in Keene urging a major expansion of road building across Keene Tuscarawas Franklin and Jackson townships. He outlined funding via bonds and a one mill levy to start 30 miles of macadamized roads next spring with state and county law changes guiding district control and road tax administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wd. M. Norman
Farmers’ Institute
Keene
United States
Tme
Tuscarawas
Frankland
Jackson
State
National Congress
Office of
Ohio
Coshocton
Pleasant Valley
Rie
Franklin
Main
Twelfth Streets
Boover
Niles
The Farmer's Wife Promotes Health With Churn Analogy
An 19th century health ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve as cures for foul stomachs and blood impurities. It claims to purify the blood, treat ulcers and sores, and restore health, urging readers to mail for samples and booklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Golden Medical Discovery
Hesh
R.V. Pierce
Ohio road plans after county surveyor visit
A company lines up with the county surveyor Mr Bock to tour the state of Ohio and meet with other boards to gather practical experience. They aim to finish preliminary work this year and begin road construction next spring, urging full readiness of old Dobbins to hit the pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bock
Ohio
Dobbins
Woman survives copperhead bite using Sloan's Liniment
Mrs K M Fisher of Ditisburg Pennsylvania recalls a August 25 1906 incident in which a large copperhead bit her hand twice. With no medical help nearby she treated the bite with Sloan's Liniment which she credits with killing the pain and saving her life. She notes she is the mother of four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K- M. Fisher
Box 40
Ditisburg
Sloan
Fortune Telling Arrest of Countess De Ovies
Countess De Ovies formerly of this city was arrested in Pittsburg on Saturday for fortune telling. She was ill when officers arrived and could not be placed in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess de Ovies
Pittsburg
When to Go From the Biaffton Banner Item
A bizarre local item warns readers to go home in various moods including fatigue comfort desire to show reform or liberality and even to harm family members before offering a note on using Chamberlain’s cough remedy. The piece lists druggists C. E. Anderson Coshocton and G. Ferguson Roscoe as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biaffton
Ind
Buik Haney
Chamberlain
C. E. Anderson
Coshocten
G. Merguson
Roscoe
Inquest Finds No New Details On Death Of Babe
Coroner Lear held an inquest Saturday to probe the death of the infant found near the railroad at Isleta. The body was given to Sexton Page for burial in South Lawn cemetery. An advertisement notes Dr Thoms electric Oil as quick relief for wounds and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Red Ashman Chosen Chancellor at Fidelity Lodge No 43
Last week Fidelity Lodge No 43 elected officers for the coming term with Red Ashman as chancellor and HJ Hershman as master chandler. Frank Ashman, J Foy Cochrane, Fred Lorenz and Louis Glauque filled key posts. WJ Winter named master of finance and exchequer. R C Dames keeper of records. Dawson and Milligan named alternates. the lodge plans for a district convention in January with 297 members and 49 nominations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Ashman
Fidelity Lodge No 43
Mander HJ. Hershman
Frank Ashman
J. Foy Cochrane
Fred Lorenz
Louis Glauque
Frank Henderson
Fred Ashman
Jantter
Brandledge
Dawson
G. A. Milligan
Charles Carpenter
Bert English
Yew Garage Fastens City Heat Plant Startup
Murray and Samuel Stegrest return from Detroit to oversee installation of a new heating system at their shop. Equipment arrives at the corner of Fifth and Walnut as workers prepare the facility for operation by the end of the week. The plan aims to provide hot water heat for autos by Wednesday evening, enabling turnover by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YEW
Murray
Samuel Stegrest
Detrott
Fyfth
Chicken thefts surge in Frantz Portine area
Report of numerous chicken losses around Roscoe, with initial claims of one hour but later estimates indicate about three to four birds missing from several coops. Police urged residents to secure yards and report further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantz Portine
Ois
Bar Admission Case and Mortgage Foreclosure Notice
A notice describes a petition in a case John W Lee versus Joseph Martin et al involving a bar admission irregularity and a mortgage on lands in Mekson and Oxford townships. The action seeks $13,600 payable to Mainum with Jackson and Oxford lands offered as security. Plaintiffs allege Mrs M Compton and Joseph Robson may hold interests in the property. Voorhees and VYoothers represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergment
Fortesloure
Mekson
Teres
Oxford Township
Ieee
John W Lee
Joseph Martin
Saran
Martin
Jos Robson
Adame Campion
Jackson Township
M. Compton
Joseph Robson
Voorhees & Vyoothers
Churches Plan to Give Forth Xmas Cheer
City churches announce Christmas events with trees, Santa Claus, music and recitations. Congregations at Grace, German Evangelical, Baptist, Presbyterian and Church of Christ prepare programs and offerings for local poor through November collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union Church
Grace Church
Te German Evagelical Church
Cozen
Baptist Sunday School
Santa Claus
Coshocton
Church of Christ
AT. P
Christian Sunday School
Mandolin Club
Henry
Accomiuit Lee
Rent dispute leads to assault charge at Elsons on Walnut Street
Saturday afternoon a dispute over rent at Elson's on Walnut Street ended with Yarnson Elson charged by Joseph N. Wood for assault and sluttering. Wood posted bond with J. C. Adams while the case awaits the grand jury. Also mentions a testimonial for Blood Bitters in Sunbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson's Strong
Walnut Street
Joseph N. Wood
Yarnson Elson
Squire L. WN. Stant
Wood
Har‘son
Grand Fry Me
J. C. Adams
Dr Barcroft Struck By Fall On Street
Dr Barcroft, 18, suffered a forehead cut after tripping over an obstruction on a street near Wirth. He was taken to his home on North Fifth Street by witnesses Tallis Me Clain and Charles Melman, and Dr Cone treated him with several stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcrom
Uitle
Home Made Remedy Saves Baby From Bronchitis
Two months ago a baby girl suffered sneezes and a severe bronchitis attack despite two doctors. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended by a store clerk, the child recovered. Endorsed by Geo W. Spence of Holly Springs and pharmacists Anderson Coshocton and M Ferguson Raseos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maenl Merent
Chamberlain
Geo W. Spence
Holly Springs
Ge. Anderson
Coshocton
M Ferguson
Raseos
Bloomfield Church Clears Debt Welcomes New Members
A Bloomfield church celebration marked the clearing of its debt and reception of welcome offerings. The service featured community leaders from nearby towns and raised over 983 dollars to fund fire safety improvements and other church projects. Dean's Ointment advertises skin relief for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehanneesee
Chuch al Bloomfield
Ure
Vilage
Dy Warner
Cherlin
Tee
Hone
Medina
Dean
Distillery fined for selling liquor in Holmes county
Charles Weldemier M Weilemier and Adam J Weldemier of the Killbuck distillers in Holmes county were convicted of selling liquor in a country. They were fined $206 but opted not to pursue a new trial and paid the fine and costs plus penalties totaling $70239.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distillery
Charles Weldemier
M. Weilemier
Adam J. Weldemier
Killbuck
Holmes County
Fire at Fry Home on South Seventh Street Disturbs Morning
A small fire broke out at Me and Mrs Willis Fry's residence on South Seventh Street Thursday morning. The head of a match lit a curtain in the bedroom as Mr Fry rose to answer a knock, igniting the curtain window blind and wedding. The couple quickly put out the flames with water, avoiding the alarm. Mrs Pry, previously ill, is up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Fry
South Seventh Street
Mr. Fry
Mrs. Pry
Pry
Houck Heads CDD Fellows Grand Lodge Elections
The Ohio Grand Lodge election results from lodges statewide during rush week list officers: Grand Master Lewis BD Houck, Deputy Grand Master Frank J. Forester, Grand Warden Isaac E. Huffman, Grand Secretary O. M. Lyman, Grand Treasurer C. J. Nites, Grand Representative Isane M. Durdan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUCK
CDD
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Lewis BD
Frank J. Forester
Isaac BE. Huffman
O. MH
Lyman
C. J. Nites
Isane M, Durdan
Farmers use wire fences to relay phone signals
Farmers between Mopedile and Mitter's Station report survival of telephone service by linking lines to their wire fences. They claim they can talk across the region with clear reception, hearing one another despite being deprived of regular phone privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mopedile
Mitter
Tate
Cadiz
Woman's Day A Great Success At U B Church
Woman's Day observed at the U B church Sunday was a resounding success. Ladies who organized the event worked hard the day before at the dance held at the Mc Manus residence. The church was decorated with bows and green and Minne ribbons. Rev Kehler delivered strong sermons in the morning and evening. A large choir provided the musical program with orchestral accompaniment. Ushers handled duties and collected offerings. Ed Abbott led the orchestra with solos in morning and evening services, accompanied by Leon Loos. May Cooper, the organist, received bouquets in appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Ureles
Dazazr
McManus
Kehler
Pogram
Ed Abbott
Feader
Leon Loos
Abbott
May Cooper
Panhandle Agent IIL W H King Ill at Home
W H King, long time Panhandle agent at Coxsackon, is confined at home with illness and his exact condition remains undisclosed. After 42 years with the company and two decades as Coxhocton’s agent, he may retire on pension though wishes to stay at his post if able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. King
Xont
Panhandle
Kipp
Thames
Coxhocton
Gallant 97th Deserve It Committees Formed
Capt J M Compton travels to Columbus to join the 7th regiment committee in a morning conference with Gov Harris at the Neil to honor a monument for the 97th at Missionary Ridge. Capt Adair Capt Jones of McConnettaville Geyil Stottmire and Dr Hotcom of Cambridge also join the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Compton
Columbus
7Th Regiment
Gov. Harris
Neil
97Th
Slonary Ridge
Adair
Jones
McConnettaville
Geyil, Stottmire
Hotcom
Cambridge
Compton
Horse Pierced by Road Hazard in Linton Township Mishap
Andrew Hiser, a farmer from Linton township, reported a road horse valued at 170 dollars struck Wednesday morning. The horse collided with a power board lying on Vine street near Coshocton, was pierced in the neck, and later taken to Dr. Foster for care with injuries described as serious but not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hiser
Linton Township
Coshocton
Vine Street
Mtsev
Foster
Grafters Busy With Fraudulent Daxing Tale At Local Show
A confused report describes a hustler pretending hardship and theft to finance a show appearance. Police note a string of diversions including a staged illness and diversion of funds. A Brendel store visit led to a petty theft scheme when the man allegedly sent money for dinner while funds were spent elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortes
Brenders
Mr Forbes
Tye
Aendel
Chris Maple
Agape
Brendel
Alce Tric
Home Fire Destroys Lime Residence Wipes Out 12500 Cash
The country home of John H. Lime near Versailles was burned to the ground. Nearly all contents were destroyed along with 12500 in cash. Lime feared banks and had no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
John H. Lime
Roosevelt Declines Third Term Candidacy
A White House statement on December 12 declares President Roosevelt will not seek a third term. He reaffirms the 1904 renunciation and notes no change in his position, clearing the field for other Republican nominees and signaling continuity of his past policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Bairbanks
Taft
Cannon
Knox
Foraker
Roosevelt Endorses Two-Term Limit. Ends Third Term Talk
In a March speech the president states he will not seek a third term, pledging to serve only a first term of three and a half years. The remark settles the third term issue for both parties, boosting Taft supporters and prompting mixed Democratic reactions as leaders assess the impact on the nomination battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwo Ters
Roosevelt
Ryan
Tornker
Nick
Engine blows head off train delays service on Pan Handle
An accident on the Pan Handle Wednesday night delayed No. 82 two hours as the engine blew its front end, causing congestion and a yard delay while repairs were made. Passengers suffered no injuries and the train resumed after repairs, with No. 76 guiding traffic through several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Newark
Coshocton
Parkengers
New York
Trinway
Newcomerstown
Elopement Rumor Frizes Conesville Village
Conesville Deg 12 reports tremor of excite ment over a married man and a young girl who eloped two days ago and were said to have gone to New Philadelphia. They returned. the man returned to his family and the wife’s mother threatened to beat him and pay the fine if he is arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Deg
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Elks Celebrate February 22 With Combined Events
The Elks plan a February 22 celebration for New Year and Washington birthday with an “open house” on that day. A 15 member committee was formed to raise funds from members and buy toys for Coshocton’s needy children after canceling New Year’s reception to avoid conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Elka
Washinton
Pebruary
Marona
The
Coshocton
Examinations Schedule For Teachers In Ohio
Examinations for elementary certificates occur on the first Saturday of each month. High School and Special certificates are offered on the first Saturdays of September December March and June. Patterson exams fall on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Fees include fifty cents to the examining board and five cents for return postage, Patterson applicants supply stamped envelopes. The board provides stationery free. questions will reference King’s Rational Style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Board of Examinera
Pboard
Weber
Prye
Board of
King
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
Muskinson Real Estate for Sale in Muskingum County
For sale by application are Muskingum County farms and Zanesville homes, building lots and business properties. Bargains in new taxable city and county Thads. Government bonds accepted in exchange. C Hoskinson at 47 North Fourth Street Zanerville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskinson Real Estate
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanerville
Ohio
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