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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous place names and personal names scattered through legal and geographic terms. The passage appears as a garbled historical document with inconsistent capitalization and missing context, hindering clear interpretation.
Residents of the county weigh the cost and benefits of building two new bridges. Proponents argue roads need macadamizing and local lines to Evansburg and nearby towns, while opponents worry about high taxes and uncertain returns. The discussion shows scattered support across townships with a hoped favorable outcome for a decisive plan.
Examinations for elementary pupils and special certificates set by the board outline schedule by month. Patterson exams occur on the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May. Fees are required for applicants and returns with stationery provided free. Patterson applicants supply stamped envelopes. The document lists various routes, classes, and local postings for exam administration and related notices within the district.
Fiennes Weiler was bound over in the evand jary under 900 band. Staite Wimmer faced Monday hearing while the county jail status suggested he may not secure bond.
Fragments describe a Friday evening show featuring local residents and guests. Names such as Mrs Pogo, Mr Noo T, and A.W. Cleason appear among attendance notes. The text also advertises pharmacological products and a medical claim regarding blood health.
Local farmers weigh the Odd Roads bond plan amid questions and public commentary. Reports note concerns from residents on funding and project scope, with debates touching road safety and community impact as authorities consider bridge work and infrastructure authorization.
Local residents express mixed views on a proposed large tax levy. Mr Stockom questions justification given taxpayers funds aviation, while Ay W A Fowler criticizes waste and urges careful scrutiny. People call for full details and broad community benefit before support.
Public sentiment in West Lafayette shows division on road and bridge projects. Residents oppose funding bridges tied to outside tax districts while supporters argue for immediate need and long term savings from shorter routes and cheaper upkeep despite high water and maintenance costs.
A fragmented ad promotes a supposed universal remedy with a money back guarantee for cataract and chest conditions. It claims home use and faultless results, mentioning E. Anderson and a Baltic soldier in disjointed notes, with invoices or testimonials lacking coherence.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered items mentioning examinations and local notices. References include a post office exam Saturday reporting by 10 a.m. and road meetings at Millersburg and Cindi Bay. No coherent event or clear identities form a single actionable item.
The M Pooebyreh trustees convened Monday to appoint officers and address outstanding debts from a Valentine social, with members including McCleary Messi and Milligan among others. Tension arose over timing and method of repayments as discussions continued.
An advertisement promotes a product named the Medical Discovery claiming it treats stomach chest throat and lung ailments with glycerine as a key ingredient. It cites physicians from Cincinnati Chicago and Massachusetts and offers a free booklet of extracts from medical authorities.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Molt hosted a Pinochle game at their Elm street home Saturday evening. Mrs Oscar Laverty and Mr John Owens won the royal nun and guests included Mr and Mrs O S Haverhes Miss Elizabeth Crawford and others. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the Owens home on Orange street.
Rolo Amore of the Jocal Salvation Army bids farewell at the hall tonight before departing for the Training School in New York to prepare for higher Army work. Mrs Austin's Pancake Flour hosts a fresh supply appear at grocers.
A lighted match dropped by a sarc onr in a glass box started a blaze Tuesday morning. The Messrs pray saw the fire and carried the box to the alley where the fire was extinguished.
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