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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
6
The article argues for improving mail and goods delivery via rural routes, linking farmers and merchants to broader markets. It discusses taxation, infrastructure, and the role of post carriers in expanding service, stressing the impact on rural life and the economy.
The readable remnants mention individuals such as Vogel Path od ite boa, Leo, and Queenhaa ton, with scattered references to figures like Mrs Crines, VaDoneld, and Wree Reney Pha. The text hints at a meeting or installation by district deputy Wie die Tren, with refreshments provided by Ty and Mra Kineeley.
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic political notice with names such as Barnes Cot and Allison Burkey. It mentions votes and officials, with scattered phrases about a talk of governing, medical terms, and a reference to a late week event. The readable portion hints at a legislative decision and local political figures.
A local committee plans a library excursion and a related event at Luna Park. The notes mention Chariman duties, participants, and schedules for community activities, with references to local officials and planning details.
Fragmented text describes a supposed removal of a doctor by a church authority with unclear details. Accounts mention a figure named Lloyd and references to church actions, with scattered notes on locations, dates, and associated names. The fragmentary source yields little verifiable context or outcome.
Local New Castle items describe visits and gatherings among residents including Mr and Mrs Fred Ringgwalt, Mrs Blanche Von Wintle, Miss Denise Work and others. Event mentions appear inconsistent but indicate community socializing and family arrivals at several homes and hotels.
Obituary notes the death of Lloyd Pocock of Coshocton after a long illness. Born near Keene on April 24 1847 he lived in Crawford and Clark Townships, then in Holmes County before settling in Coshocton twenty five years ago. He owned a livery business and was married to Mattie Craig of Bloomfield. Survived by wife two sons two grandkids a brother and several relatives. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at the Tate home with interment at South Lawn cemetery.
The Citizens Telephone Co outlines a $20,000 improvement program for Coshocton area, stringing cables through principal alleys from the Burns block central office to Walnut Street, Suth and Sixth avenues. Poles and additional work are planned for West Litvelle Conesville Coshocton and Warsaw as work begins this season.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at varied topics including railroads and newspapers. The readable portions mention rebates, paths, and civic notices amid garbled lines. No clear events, dates, or names emerge to anchor a fuller summary.
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