Fire department location sought near Walnut Street
City officials consider sites near Walnut Street for a proposed new fire department building. J N Wood declined a sale offer for his property while other parcels west of Standen are said to attract officials. Powell plans sales and Maurer owns land in the tract as part of the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
J. N. Wood
Mr. Wood
Yacini
Department
Powell
Harles Maurer
WANTED ADS From 1900s Local Page Feature
A fragmented classified list shows multiple WANTED ads for horses help with names and street addresses, including buyers seeking a pure black horse a driving mare and a general purpose horse. Other entries ask for housekeepers tenants and servants with contact details and street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sall
Second Street
Colored Baptists to Hold Meeting
The Baptist Mission colored group will hold its regular biweekly social at the Yeager home on Walnut Street Friday night. The mission, started about two months ago, has grown into a large meeting with a sizable fund raised for needy colored people in this and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Mission
Walnut
Court House Notes and Local Briefs Spark Confused Rhetoric
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered items about Edith J. Baker heirs, Lytle and Gooser, The Age, Main Street Fraay, and a Washington birthday reference. The garbled text hints at court filings and local notices but lacks coherent facts or outcomes to recap.
Coshocton Boy in Big Deals
A Coshocton youth, Col. Raley of Renford township, is linked to large investments totaling over 256000 in four months, with reports suggesting a possible half million dollar future. He is described as an Ocala Floridaian and a former war veteran noted for distinguished service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Chattanooga
OV. Reales
Lem Crown
Crown
Todas
Raley
Col
Asov
Florida
Ian
Renford
Boiler trouble halts River Mills operations briefly
A boiler breakdown at River Mills caused a temporary shutdown on Wednesday night while repair crews from Werkmot worked the scene. Production expected to resume Friday morning as repairs near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baters
Werkmot
Everybody Works But Teacher In Local Schools Mess
Disjointed notes report a commotion at pable schools as Georg Woothington confiscates teaching duties amid February events. Telegraph attempts fail while rumors spread that the school staff stalls on stairs. plumbing and wedding notices appear among stray lines from The Age office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pable
Georg Woothington
Gwen Varecond
Teicher
Five Went Forward At Christian Church Again Last Night
Five persons responded to the altar call at Church of Christ on Fleventh Street and Rex during last night’s special services. Rev Mister Wells answered many questions and delivered a forceful sermon on What Constitutes Conversion. The congregation remained large and eager as services will continue for several days. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Fleventh Street
Rex
Wells
Fifty Four Masons Celebrate Fifty Fourth Birthday Banquet
Samarati Chapter R A 54th anniversary observed with a Park hotel banquet. Mine Host Ball led a lavish spread with royal decor. Toasts by A A Taylor DuBois and A N Thorson toasted many members including Brook Circleville and Shaw Circleville. Souvenirs were iunscaloid match boxes bearing the keystone. Four prominent men among the guests included Dr Sands Walhond, H H Gaskill Warsaw, H A Taylor Du Bois, and F B Shaw Circleville. Colonist rates announced for Webbbe from Feb 1 to Apr 7 and Sept 15 to Oct 21 1906 for colonist tickets to western states with stopovers and sleeping car accommodations. For details write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samarati
R.A AL
Park Hotel
Mt. Olympus
A. A. Taylor
DuBois
Tadeine
A. N. ‘Thorson
Aong
Co. D. Brook
B. L. Shaw
Circleville
Tao
Jfar
Dr. Sands
Walhondtug
H. Hf. Gaskill
Warsaw
H.A. Taylor
du Bois, Pa
Webb. BE
Utah
Polocado
Washinton
Oregon
Motana
Iaho
Betteh Columbia
Lintermediate Pointe
Baptist Social at Church Promises Notable Address
The young people of the Baptist church anticipate a Friday social at the church. A delightful program has been prepared and the highlight will be an address titled Our Work for the Churches of Tomorrow by the Hon. R. L. Kirkpatrick of Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Churches of
Kirkatrick
Akron
Women in Saloon Pay Under Arrest
Laura Wilson and Marille Hos were dragged before Mayor Smith on a charge of being found in a saloon. Officers Fretties and Courtright arrested them on Walnut Street after evening hours. Fines were imposed. A man named Turnskey Decker faced intoxication charges and a $4 fine.
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Mer
Laura Wilson
Mrrile Hosletter
Smith
Walnut Street
Fretties
Courtright
D. H. White
Decker
Arthurs
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P.O. Frew Bldg
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Caf Crear
San House
Bru
Marot
Ninth Street
Groene
Yvon
Callpou TH
West Main St
John Deushl
Bob Ballon
South Mourth Street
Colored Baptists
Court House
Edith J. Baker
Washington
George Washington
Willie
Faipps
Austin
Mardi Gras
Vickers
New Orleans
Mobile
Pansacola
VW. O
Selby
Lonewith
Meadville
Jlo
Long Bros
Sixth Street
Gleason Adiam
Cambridge Street
Hrendet
Bonal
Walker & Lawrence
William Corder
Hutton
Smillage Wedding
Vofc
Age
Christian Church
Masons
Samaratin
Rippeth
Sargent’'S Gem
Gray Hardware Co
H. A. Wolfe
Ambulance Servicer Frey
BY. P.O
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John A. Hesket
T. J. Shannon
Citr
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