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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1899

Page

11

Courthouse Notes on Estates and Real Estate Transfers

In the estate of Samuel Love and other probate matters, first and final accounts are filed, guardianship orders issued, and wills admitted to probate. Real estate transfers list numerous sales across Coshocton and surrounding townships with various buyers and prices. Marriage permits and guardian appointments appear amid county records as part of ongoing legal proceedings.

Samuel Love J. M Miranda Love James H. Fox William Fox Thenns J Fox E. F. Stecum Guardian Mary Marlatt Ambrose Bryan S. F. Chaney Squire West Daniel West James H.fox William M.fus Aguroot Thomas J. Fox Mary B. McCann E. S. Crawford George E. Fox Clark Township David J. Lawson J. Lee Stoner Warsaw Joseph K. Johnson John W. Finnell Humrickhouse Coshocton J. Frank Axline Joseph Twigg Jefferson Township John L. Axline Joseph Twig Sam H. Nicholas Sabina Murphy Kenilworth Thomas M. Smith Malinda Minnick Phunteld Mary M. Marlatt John Rkoadrng Oxford Township J. W. Cassinghall T. J. Antler Board of Trade First Zoe Shrake Alva Shrake State of Alice Kenselman William Kenselman Isaac TL Smith Shan Kenilworth Costeston Martha J. Gamble James JB. Mee Kee Walhonding Mary Mard Olver Pope Louisa Thaines GU. F. Flaines Elnora Fry Jackson Township Christena Guinther James Guth_rie Mull Creek Samuel Martin Styers William Clark New Castle George Ringwall Mara A. Hastings Mary Jane Parkhurst Lucia J Col. Loveless Nettie Frank Daugheris Uriah Atkinson Thomas W. Benham J. F. Mackerson Washington Township George Weatherway Florence L. Weatherwavy Morave G. Weatherwax Clark Bethlehem R. B. Robinson Priscila Hardesty Cooperdale Daniel Metardy Aaron F. McCardy Bedford Township Hermans Baynha Nellie Wilcow William A. Jones Jr Maude Blanche Miller George W. West Ellis Joseph A. Geese Maude A. Loveless E. H. McClellan Estella M. Halter

Revolutionary ore treatment claims by Dr Ogden in Black Hills

Dr J A Ogden of Philadelphia unveils a magnetic belt process to remove iron from Homestake and other Black Hills ores. A tested plant in Deadwood, South Dakota, aims to concentrate five tons of ore into one ton of sand and values, cutting iron by 50 to 90 percent and boosting gold recovery with new equipment and dynamo powered belts.

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Portland Adveriser Hails Heavyweight Champion Robert Blanchard

The Portland Adveriser prints a playful boast about being the biggest newspaper, naming Robert Blanchard of Windale as a heavyweight champion. It notes Blanchard weighs 405 pounds at times, is 19 years old, and holds a medal in heavyweight boxing, earning notable attention.

Portland Sium Robert Blanchard Uindale Bieshsi Havine

Cure for Coup Fraud Claims Enduring Use

An old patent medicine ad touts a tonic marketed as a sure cure for coughs and hoarseness. The copy claims twenty five years of constant use with no failure and cites sale at C. K. Anderson's Drug and Book Store in Forbes Block.

C. KE. Anderson Forbes Miss Arure Sodiel

One Minute Cough Cure Ad From A Drug Store

An old advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast remedy for throat and lung troubles. It claims quick relief from coughs, colds, and cr soups with a harmless, pleasant-tasting formula marketed by a local drug store.

Anderson Droge & Book Store William J. Sheer Sedalia Creop

Starch King of Maine Aims for Half‑Million Output

The piece recalls Thomas F. Phair, famed as the starch king of Maine, who controls potato field products in Aroostook County and vows to ship 500000 dollars worth of goods in a single year. It narrates a youth misadventure with a French cab and a boot‑legged hot cake tale and links hardship to future ambition.

Thomas F. Phair Maine Aroostook Aroostook County Tober Cross Lake Saturday Evening Post

DewWit's Late Early Risers and O. E. Andersons Drug Store

A historical note describes DewWits and the Diood party selling a liver tonic and pills for constipation and other ailments at O. E. Anderson's drug and kook shop. The text references quack remedies and novelty potions popular at the time.

DewWit O. E. Anderson Drug & Kook

Incurable Heart Disease Claims Offer Free Treatment

An advertisement touts new heart and nerve treatments by Franklin Miles M D LL B of Chicago claiming cures for breath shortness chest oppression and irregular pulse. It offers $2.50 worth of free treatment to readers and cites numerous testimonials including cured patients after expert physicians had given up.

Pew Franklin Miles D.L.L. B Chicago Frank Smith Wheester H. & Grace Mountain Stu Figis Sophie Snowbers 21St Ave Uropeapolts Minn Goburn Blessing

Washington House Session Ends With Adjournment

A brief Washington report notes no business, a filibuster over adjournment, and public jabs between Democrats and Republicans to allow ex speaker Mr Grow to respond to Mr Gaines. The House adjourned to Jan 3, 1900 amid light activity and a playful Richardson-Grow exchange. Included are faded ad blurbs for tonics and remedies.

Payee Washington House Grow Gaines Tenn Payne Richardson

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