Native–friendly natives aid American troops in mountain district
An American scouting party near Malesigui encounters native townspeople who welcome troops with eggs and chickens, deliver free laundry, and provide food and shelter. The locals, armed with 300 rifles per General Lawton, guard against Ladrones and host a native band that plays the star spangled banner and presents an American flag to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malesigui
Matesiqui
Bautista
Kray
Ihex
B Company
Lawton
Ior
Puch
Ireneial Lawton
la Fine
Tiederd
Alp members reassemble for event and proof of notice
Notice from WOR.258 calls Alp members to be present at a reunion event on February 0, with a reminder to bring work to THE AGE office for quick job printing and pricing. The message is signed by Pres. Losk BATON and Ree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alp
Resont Beetine
Losk Baton
Doctor Lepley Reports Smallpox Case in Helmick Area
Dr Lepley who attended Walter Lavelle the escapee in Columbus now has smallpox. Lavelle reached his father home near Helmick is ill with smallpox. Quarantine to be set as county health monitors the outbreak amid local fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lavelle
Helmick
Doctor Lepley
Columbus
J. W. Stanton
Wwnship
William Wilson
Foster
Coshocton
Wilson
Clark Township
Doctor Probst
Lazelle
Holding the Roads to Keep Smallpox Out of Warsaw
News from Warsaw reports Mayor Lower ordering guards at all town roads and blocking trains from Cleveland, Akron and Columbus to halt spread of smallpox. Doctor Lepley and townsfolk urge precaution while Caserton and nearby residents fret over transmissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Doctor Lepley
Blissfield
Lower
Buissfield
Marshal van Horn
Cleveland
Akron
Unclear wartime march raises community concerns
Fragmentary report describes Thursday night marching by a group of young men connected to a local company and organization. The text notes preliminaries and potential joinings but remains largely unreadable with many garbled phrases and missing details.
General Lavwtons Body Illusive Revelations At Party
A garbled report notes an event aboard a train where General Lavwton and Mrs. Law attend a gathering. The fragment mentions a party, a passenger Joe Thowasn, and a paused train, with unclear details about actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din
Mrs. Law
Ton Wels
Joe
Change in Local Business District Sparks Transit Plans
A fragmentary item notes changes in two Tuesday meetings about a nearby store and new vendors. Mr Weinberg and Mr Aun discuss shifts in retail presence and potential traveling sales. The piece hints at future roadwork and relocation impacts for the community.
Right at Home Town Topics in Brief
Brief local items and notices across topics feature community happenings, social notes, and small events. It highlights residents, organizations, and venues with concise summaries suitable for a quick local update.
Local notes on industry and civic matters in Guernsey area
Reports show Hoosier like activity in Guernsey County with Chetnut and Eleventh streets landing project by C M Gross and a gravel screening plant planned by Shoemaker west of the city. The Pan Handle facility will process 60 cars per 10 hours using fire material to banish tracks Steubenville to Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
Uke Hutt Farm
Srivel
Steubenville
Newark
Improvement plans hinted by Standard Advertising firm
The Notice Of The Addition is not released yet but labor will be employed soon. The company contemplates a new meeting and future improvements though specifics are not published. Secretary J L Rue said more details will come next week and a large new building may start when weather permits. The expansion aims to boost business and jobs in Coshton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
J. L. Rue
Pan Age
Coshucton
Disciples of Christ Prepare New Church Opening
The New Church Res. A J Sever states the Disciples of Christ plan to occupy their Adams avenue and Eleventh street church one week from next Sunday February 5. Rev Dr EV Zullars of Hiram College will attend to conduct opening services. Regular services move to city hall next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Sever
Disciples of Christ
Adams Avenue
Eleventh Street
EV. Zullars
Hiram College
City Hall
Zanesville’s maritime status eyed to boost Coshocton routes
A Zanesville Wines Hawardey column urges Coshocton to prepare as cities along proposed routes tout their advantages. It notes Zanesville’s history as a maritime station and argues that an aquisition would bring increased business and trade to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Hwardey
Coshocton
Mrs Mary Compton Dies at 81 in Oregon Home
Mrs. Mary Compton widow of J J Compton died at her son George Compton’s residence two miles west of Rowee at one o’clock Tuesday morning. She was 81, death due to infirmities of old age. She leaves sons Ames Fo Compton and Thomas Compton. George Compton is named heir, with widespread esteem in the community. Funeral services were conducted in her home Thursday with a large circle of relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Compton
J. J. Compton
George Compton
Rowee
Compton
Ames Fo Compton
Thomas Compton
Porthind
Alex. Boyd
Marion
George Comp Ton
Obscure Campaign Notes Highlight Local Police Probe
A garbled dispatch references a campaign and police activity near Costiueton with mentions of officers Hix and detectives from the Arison division. It notes public interest in political figures and a Wednesday event, hinting at a broader investigation unfolding in a tense local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie
Costiueton
Hix
Booming the Canal and Property Sale Hazy Details
A fragmented local notice discusses canal development and a pending property sale. The readable lines reference authorities, the timing of a sale, and inquiries into project impacts, with no clear dates or firm outcomes available.
Adjudger Pays Ane Reconstruction Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an adjudger and payments with garbled place names and personal names. The readable pieces suggest a legal or financial notice style, but specifics are unclear. The item reads like a damaged public notice or court-related fragment with scattered names and locations.
Washington agency aims to deepen ties with state organizations
The commission seeks closer collaboration with state bodies and Native groups, stressing the importance of building relationships. Officials note broad support for stronger intergovernmental ties as part of broader state policy goals.
Early 20th Century City Gathering Ends With Ice Cream
Residents gathered at William Hower's residence on North Tenth Street for a community event. Ice cream was served and a taffy pulling activity provided amusement for attendees on a Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailliam Hower
Tenth Street
Religious census planned for the city
Mrs Drummond presided at the meeting in the Presbyterian church on Wednesday afternoon. Arrangements were made to take the religious census of the city with AN churches to be represented. It will be completed next week as committees meet Saturday to district the city and assign sections to enumerators who will cover Lie town thoroughly.
Shawnee Man George Ruddock Dies After Illness
George Ruddock, 71, who came to visit his ill son on Third Street, Shawnee, fell ill with pneumonia and died yesterday afternoon. The body will be sent to Shawnee for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ruddock
Third Street
Ruddock
Pneurmoonia
Shawnee
Squire Manner Assigned Coroner Duty in Doctor Hennel's Absence
Doctor Heanel departed yesterday near New York to study electrical treatment of diseases and will be away about three months. In his absence coroner duties are entrusted to Squire J. B. Manner by Doctor Hennel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heanel
New York
Hennel
Squire J. B. Manner
New Doctor Opens Office in Miller Building
Dr. Thomas W. Lear, who practiced in Adams Mills, has returned to the city after a Cincinnati post graduate course and will open an office in the Miller building on April 15. Lear is well known and popular with many people in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lear
Adams Mills
Cincinnati
Miller
Lear
Coshocton
Appeal Filed Over Small Labor Judgment in Virginia Township
Wednesday afternoon W. T. Marquand filed an appeal from the docket of Squire W. W. Cox in Virginia township. W. M. Cooksey sued Marquand for a labor account of 3.22 dollars and received judgment for that amount plus 1.35 dollars costs. Marquand appealed the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Marquand
Squire W. W. Cox
Virginia Township
W. M. Cooksey
Marquand
Lorenz firm closes after 35 years of business in Schill
The Lorenz business in Schill ends after 35 years as Charles and WoT Lorenz hand the operation to successors John Lorens and others. The new firm pledges honesty fair treatment and low prices and invites customers to settle accounts with the old firm. The notice is dated February 1 1600 and signed by Hors Lorenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lorens
Charles
Loreng
Iteane
Carl
Lorenz. Schill
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Arner
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Pann Vendetta
Model Canthem
API
Zia
St Paul
Tivay Hardware Co's
Mo Smith
Guernsey County
Cheatnut
C. M. Gross
Barry A. South
M. W. Wimmer
Peasiadr
Willam McKee
Compuos TE Deeeh
Andrew Keehn
Wooden Novelty Company
M. OW. Wimmer
Hatborgey Treverty
Edgar Gy
Mrs
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Rascoe
Enrigne
Uid
Rubbie
Feading Regerie
Ats Rewspaper
Oba
Webiness
Franny
Captain Kemp
Rusios
Tagan
Dresden
Wali
Andrew Fisher
Perch Street
Saiscatar Veerhees Bs
Washincon
Ebr
Serareech
State of Washington
Abe
Magen
Obi
Nolae
Nasuns
Eitannestiar
Coesheng
Nei Farah AL M. Auboe
Wien
Squire
Scio Sarder
Coshoctoa
Hal Sayder
Kiyder
Tubare
Mr. Sullivan
Cee
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Comut
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