Courthouse News Affects Estates and Real Estate Transfers
Probate actions include appointing administrators and guardians in multiple estates such as Adam Miller, John Parish, Daniel EKiren, and Mary McElwee with first and final accounts filed. Real estate transfers list many parcels including Lot 54 in Coshocton and 40 acres in Morroe township with varying sums from 300 to 2500 dollars.
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Adam Miller
Maced Miller
Benjamin Bantham
Willet Mary McElwee
Mary McElwee
J. W. Snider
G. A. Rinner
B.C. Binzer
Franklin E. Barney
Betsy Barney
William Fox
James H. Fox
Lucy A. Moon
T. OH. Wheeler
CeShocton
D.L. CG. Wood
Henry Mashofer
Adams Township
Ross W. Kirk
Samuel Rovers
Gushocton
Georgia A. Crawford
Robert Finlay
Ransom & Swayne
George W. Marlatt
Plainield
Waldo T. Adams
George Conley
Burt
Coshocton
Jy. Bradner Burt
Harriet Burt Rogers
John Adams
Rogers
Harriet C. Redard
J. O. Chambers
West Lafayette
James L. DeWitte
John H. DeWitte
Jefferson Township Teachers Meeting Promoted
Teachers of Jefferson township will hold their next monthly meeting in subdistrict Xo one mile south of Warsaw on Friday January 5 1960. A night session will be held in the church near the school house at 4 o clock. All friends of education are invited to attend.
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Jefferson Township
Warsaw
Friends of Education
Skating Party At Basin Entertains Local Youth
A lively skating party gathered Wednesday evening at the basin with Misses Jessie Compion Sopha Moore Carrie Elliott Maud Gleason Rose Hack Gleason Adams Jhn Gleason Cliff Adams C L Wells J Quincy Adams in attendance. Guests were later entertained by Mr and Mrs Gleason at their Roscoe home.
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Basin
Jessie Compion
Sopha Moore
Carrie Elliott
Maud Gleason
Rose Hack
Gleason Adams
Jhn Gleason
Cliff Adams
C. L. Wells
J. Quincy Adams
A Sure Cure for Croup Promises Quick Relief
A nineteenth century ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a guaranteed cure for croup. It notes hoarseness signals an impending attack and asserts the remedy given early halts the onset. The piece claims decades of use with perfect reliability and cites a Missouri drugstore as supplier.
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Glee CG
Canton Drug and Tore
Book Store
Block
Ogee
Smith Jones Sues for Commission From Hickory Wheat Deal
Smith Jones filed suit in common pleas court against William Carnahan and Alfred Peck, flour mill proprietors on Hickory and Walnut streets, for 76. The case concerns wheat purchases made in 1882 and 1893, where Jones contends he earned two cent commission per bushel but only partial commissions were paid, with interest from January 1, 1894. Jones, a resident of Oxford township, was the late Republican candidate for sheriff.
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Smith Jones
William Carnahan
Alfred Peck
Carnahan & Peck
Hickory and
Walnut Streets
Novelty Advertising Company
Jones
Ile
Oxford Township
Louisville Driving and Fair Association Closes Down
The Louisville Driving and Fair Association, key trotting event organizer in Louisville Kentucky, announces it will go out of business. It has owned a track and grounds south of the city and held fall meetings despite poor local support and weather. Large financial losses prompted the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Driving and Fair Association
Market Reports Grain and Stock Quotations for Dec 27
Cleveland Yorkers at 45 dollars and hogs around 42 1/2 to 45, cattle mixed including fat smooth steers and heifers, calves priced, Chicago spot levels for cattle, hogs and sheep. New York quotes for cattle bulls and calves. Pittsburgh and Buffalo markets show prime and common cattle, hogs, and sheep ranges. prices also listed for wheat corn oats rye and lard and bacon.
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Tleveland
Chicago
Texas
Pittsburg
New York
Southern
Cincinnati
Toledo
Baltimore
Duty to the Philippines argues for unified Protestant missions
The article, an abstract by Jacob G. Schurman of the U S commission to the Philippines, urges sending a single form of Protestant missionaries to the islands. It calls for civilian schools, roads, a honest civil service, and notes Mindanao as a promising field while praising Manila’s educated Filipinos. It also reflects on attitudes toward the white man and the need to limit denominational confusion.
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New York
Philippines
Jacob G. Schurman
United States Commission To the Philippines
Luzon
Mindanao
Aguinaldo
Spain
Manilla
Hailo
United States
Americans Break Insurgent Lines in Philippines Action
In Manilla a force of 2,500 including artillery attacked insurgents entrenched near Most Albas northeast of Sam Mateo. After three hours of heavy fire the Americans routed the enemy, with about four American wounded and large Filipino losses. The engagement followed reports insurgents were driven from San Mateo after General Lawton's death.
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Manilla
Coloniel Locket
Albas
Sam Mates
San Mateo
Lawton
Shipload of beef for South Africa from Chicago stockyards
The Chicago packing firms Armour and Libby loaded a ship with 3,000,000 pounds of canned meats for England to be sent to South Africa. Daily rail shipments to New York continue, with both Armour and Libby plants operating at full capacity as the cargo sails once loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Milwaukee
South Africa
New York
Armour & Co
Libby, McNeill & Libby Co
Armour and Libby
Auction Push Aims To Close Remaining 200 Units This Week
Officials urge rapid action to finalize sale of about 200 remaining units this week. The push emphasizes timely bidding and completion of the process to meet goals.
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