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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text shows a long discussion of money making and farming with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions reference Thursday sessions, topics on agriculture, and varied names, but the central guidance emphasizes farming as a path to wealth. The note contains numerous garbled phrases and disjointed terms.
The committee on railroads reports on freight and passenger fare issues across many states. Amendments seek to adjust rates and wage terms, with focus on the two cent fare and related subsidies. Debates cover timelines and enforcement, and potential impacts on travelers and shippers nationwide.
A garbled report describes a public gathering where a lecturer argued the speaker's broad views. Rev Robertson chaired or commented as attendees debated, with mentions of speakers and some audience action. The text resembles an OCR fragment with many unreadable portions.
An advertisement proclaims Kemp's Balsam as the ultimate remedy for coughs and colds, claiming it cures bronchitis grip asthma and consumption in early stages without alcohol opium morphine or narcotics, urging readers to avoid other medicines.
Fragmented readable phrases reference a care and machine context at Sram og Mans MeChinn and Berlin area. Mentions Chita on berlin haar and Macher, with unclear actions or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment reports work at Swurt House with unclear dates and names. The text references delays and sickness, mentions a Mayan date and a possible payroll or payment note, and includes scattered proper nouns that remain unreadable.
The article notes Wilt Himebaugh Sr celebrated his ninth birthday Sunday with a feast and provisions at a community gathering. It mentions relatives and local friends attending, reflecting a family milestone in the era's community notes.
A Coshocton County meeting adopts a new constitution and votes to hold annual picnics at Presno, with future gatherings planned for the next two years. Officials list the executive committee members and designate future meeting dates including Labor Day.
Fragmentary OCR suggests there are new applications and a meeting scheduled Thursday. The text references Woodmen and Medes Wood Sal but details are unclear.
The passage blends scattered philosophical maxims with a Newark obituary for Mrs Edward Hatton, detailing her death, brief Newark residence, and survivors. It also includes fragmented genealogies, distant place names, and stray notes about local figures, all presented in a dense, OCR-poor format.
Fragmented notes from Coshocton and surrounding areas recount Mrs. Mary Cooper visiting relatives in Zanesville and Newark, several local visits and dinners, and Alverson recovering from a broken leg after a recent tree fall. Mentions of Derby Township figures, sick lists, and upcoming events include a Modern Woodmen play at Lahm Opera House on March 2.
12 year old Charles Farrell son of Mrs George Farrell of Fifth Street was injured Friday afternoon while playing shinny near Paytine church on Chestnut Street. He fell in front of a bicycle and was knocked to the pavement injuring his eye. The rider rode away but Charles was helped by bystanders and taken to St. Howe on South Street for treatment.
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