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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
2
A public notice printed at the corner of Main and Fourth Streets mentions Uncle Sam. The brief item gives location details and urges readers to note the site for a forthcoming event.
Clyde Dickereson, longtime Columbus Express employee, died Tuesday morning from pneumonia complicated by prior illness. He had served as cashier and bookkeeper, survived by his father and two brothers. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the family home with burial in South Lawn cemetery. Rev. Grace Church pastor officiated.
Keene word sequence appears garbled with incomplete phrases and no clear event. The readable fragment hints at a local story or note but lacks identifiable people places or actions for a meaningful summary.
The text appears as a fragmented notice mentioning a family with seven sons and three daughters with unclear names. It references Betsy or Frese and a land, plus political or social context. The fragmentary OCR provides insufficient clear details to identify individuals, places, dates, or a definite event.
A long dispatch describes a shallow sand test planned near Oswego and Oswego County to evaluate sand quality and depth. It cites local officials and engineers detailing the trial setup, location roughly two miles from a known landmark, and expected outcomes for construction work and public safety.
The article notes a private tea with Mrs. Schoyd at which time observers will be present. Castoria for Infants and Children is repeatedly referenced as the familiar product line.
The Wetowee Grange of Granville New York dedicated a brick three story hall costing over 15000 dollars. It features dining facilities kitchen pantry and a central vented grate with electric lighting. The structure is finished in North Carolina pine and rented to the Masonic order for a term of years.
State Senator Tadley opened the New Hampshire Grange session praising strengthening abler branches and new unions. He highlighted the work at Granite Site, the district structure with quarterly visits by subdistrict deputies, and a plan to improve crops and reduce weather disruption.
Coshocton Elks intend to take a band to Philadelphia for a convention from July 25 to July 31. The article notes members preparing, coordinating lodging, transportation, and fund-raising efforts within the lodge community to support the trip.
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