Rolling Mill Co stockholders praise progress and elect officers
The Coshocton Milling Company stockholders held a festive meeting after inspecting the plant. President Beard reviewed the company’s history and finances while the board was reelected unanimously. A $5000 stock gift to Beard honored his organizing work, and a confidence vote passed. Operations set to begin February 15 with local banks funding working capital. Directors named Ambrose Beard president D A Raiff treasurer Wm Bryant secretary John Eynoo Walter Jones directors.
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Coshocton Kelling Mill Company
Beard
Board of Trade
A. Beard
Bard
Ambrose Beard
D. A. Raiff
Wm. Bryant
John Eynoo
Walter Jones
Coshycton
Sledge Hammer Blows at Lewisburg Institute
Nour writing on the Lewisburg teachers institute reports W H Webb former CesLoc ton area leader and ex superintendent of Ohio schools spoke at the rostrum by request of many teachers. Supt Stapleton introduced him and Webb delivered forceful, thunderous history proofs that left listeners impressed and humbled by their own gaps in American history knowledge.
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Lewisburg
Nour
W.H. Webb
CesLocton
Webb
Ohio
Supt. Stapleton
Coshocton 18 Interested in Key Legislative Pay Plan
Representative Gear has prepared two bills to pay salaries for county officers in Ohio. Coshocton county figures not yet published. Also notices unclaimed at Cusherton post office for the week ending Jan 13. Advertised letters include Mrs Lewis Miller and others. local notices urge claiming and dates. Also brief ads promote DeWitt's Witch Hazel and Grain-O as coffee substitutes for children.
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Gear
Ohis
Coshocton
Cusherton
Lewis Miller
Saidi Rands
Adasmut
Gee J. Hee Cmar Curtis
Fred Bo Hashes
A Moore
Robert Wenstan
Worthington
Abe
McCoys. Pom
Denman bridge span revival delayed by ice flood
The Denman bridge over Walhaling broke last Friday and lies bent downstream. Foreman Myers planned to start repairs today, but rain stopped work. The span is twisted, with seven feet of water depth at low tide, and crews may be housed in Canton for three to four months due to harsh conditions.
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Denman
Walhending
Myers
Canton
Frank Terrer
Next Fair Scheduled by Agricultural Society Directors
The Agricultural Society directors met at Secretary Boyd’s office and elected J. Darling as president, Thomas McConnell as vice president, Robert Boyd as secretary, and Ed. M. Van In as treasurer. The board set the next fair for October 9, 10, 12, and 13, and agreed to appoint a township seed distributor. W. S. Miller, noted for testing sugar beet in the county, spoke to the board and urged support for the project.
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Agricultural Socety
Boyd
Darling
Thomas McConnell
Robert Boyd
M. Vanln
Miller
Wooster
Resignation and new position for W. W. Shaw
W. W. Shaw resigns as salesman for the Novelty Advertising company and accepts a similar post with Donker- Williams company of Chicago, a firm associated with O. G. Williams.
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W. W. Shaw
Novelty Advertising Company
Donker- Willams Company
Chicago
O. G. Williams
Salary Hikes at State Mines Meeting in Columbus
At a Columbus meeting of mines officials, salaries were raised by 15 dollars per month. Vice President Sullivan of Coshocton will receive 363 dollars monthly, and J. B. Taylor, noted in the region, was appointed to the executive committee for the Sixth district. Stock shipments from Cushucten rose as T. M. Smith sent four sheep and 35 hogs, while M Adan shipped four cattle and 75 hogs.
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Columbus
Sullivan
Coshocton
J.8
Taylor
Cushucten
T. M. Smith
Cincinnati
Cincinnati University
Menten
Ayres
Blizzard Helps Coshocton Company Seek National Guard Muster
A Coshocton unit seeks full muster into the Ohio National Guard. Major E Blizzard promises to assist, noting adjutant general delays and potential bills to enlarge the Guard. Columbus officials indicate many counties are represented, boosting hopes for funding and reorganization.
Young Lady Arrested in Strychnine Murder Case
Miss Orphs Sheets of Green Spring was arrested in Ohio for the death of her lover Claude Tuttle after he died under suspected poisoning. She bought strychnine the day of his death and held $200 of his money. the coroner’s verdict accuses her of causing the death across several weeks.
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Miles Sheets
Claude Tuttle
Tisin
Miss Orphs Sheets
Green Spring
Miss Sheets
Columbus
P. A. Baker
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Joseph Miller
Cincinnati
State Brewers’ Association
Baker
Clothing sale markdowns brand names at bargain prices
Every Jacket Cape Wolf Nee market and every other garment in the department marked down for this sale. Many of the prices are simply ridiculous. no pieces checks at je. He at 6oc, 65¢ and $1.20. Ti bought worth 2 1-2 to 15. 2 cases double, today would have to be sold much fold plaids ats5c. value 8c. Ex- higher, coHlent for comforts. ARINTS. 4cases at 4¢ a yard. Nearly? all standard cloths. Some of the best known brands got less than agents' prices during this sale. Only :bout 50 pieces left of our famous 30 inch percales at 3c. Weant fast long 10 off during balance of the month, and they are cheap now, without the discount off At 1¢ eac: 3 for wc: 4 for 25, 3 for 25c, etc., etc. All slightly mussed-one washing will make them as good as new. At these prices it is like finding them.
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National Guard
Axtine
Vashucton
E. R. McFarland
E. Blizzard
Newarks
Guard
Coshocton
Columbus
Adjutant General
E. Buizzaro
Ohio
General Assembly
Guting Fannel Tubes Exhibit Stuns Local Town
A rare display titled Guting Flannels draws attention with unique fabrics and colors unseen in town. The event features items described as Rabbit Skin fabrics and various fancies priced around ten cents, with inquiries encouraged to view the collection.
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Atpen
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Irie
E.andersona
Deamas Bridge
Agricultural Society
Blizzard
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Portes D.& .Carr
Age
The
New York Tribune
York
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Weekly Tribune
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Hamoaus
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Young Lady
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Meror
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Popular Vete
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Hoyt's
Black Sheep” Company
London” Company
Richwood
A. R. Swisher
Marysville
Ricwood
W. H. Wagers
Albert Mill
H. D. Mill
Granite Clay Company
Akron
Curaboga Building and Loan Company
Clleveland
Akron Rezin Company
Lima Belt Railway Company
Lima
C.D. Mathes Company
Hamilton
Mt Vernon. G
Mt Vernon
Goers
Youngstown, O
Robert Emmett Society
B.C. Blackburn
Caskovion. O
B. C. Blackburn
Roscoe
Treasury
Waessington
Jian
Sid
Denver
Trvovet
St. Paw
Lochrea
France
San Domingo
St. Louis
John P. Reese
United Mine Workers
Brodie Switzer
Summit County
J. E. Glass
East Main Street
Grawford Store
Postofice
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Arints
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Percales
TAE Crawford
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