Big Auto Garage Opens in Coshocton Near City Hall
Coshocton plans a large automobile garage with exchange and card taking corporate gear. Siegrist and Murray will fund the project, next week starting work at the site by City Hall. A touring car hire and repair shop will serve visitors and residents, boosting local service. The Coshocton Distilling Co will close its old plant and build a new distillery beside the current site to meet rising demand.
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Coshocton
Che Coshocton Co
Siegrist
Murray
Mir
Arties
Coshocton Distilling Co
Prominent Union Man Joins Coshocton Local
Henry Schnell of Alexandria Virginia, a longtime union activist and former vice president of the Virginia Glass Co, has moved to Coshocton with his family. He arrived October 15 and resides at Seventh and Walnut. He helped organize crafts in Alexandria and promoted resolutions on junk bottle issues at state and central union levels.
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Univog
Coshocton
Henry Schnell
Alexandria
Virginia Glass Co
Alexandria Company
Texas
Mexico
Basin
Henry Clinell
Vail
Cht
Iebor Counceil
Bro
Seliner
Alevandria
Three Washouts Tie Up Traffic on the Rail Line
Heavy rains and high water washed out multiple sections along the line near Elfam and Mohawk stations. An enormous landslide near Elfam halted trains, with repairs expected to take hours. Rail officials fear deck damage and further closures as the Walhonding river erodes track sections.
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T. Ww
Brink Trivel
Nerp
Elfam
Felale
Walhonding
Lerment
Mohawk Station
Broadway stars Osterman to open eight week engagement in New York
Rathberine Osterman heads to Broadway with a long engagement managed by Callahan. The telegram from J Rosenthal in New York confirms Osterman will open here for eight weeks and likely receive strong reviews as she becomes a New York star. The message notes her prior success and signals a major career move.
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Rathberine Osterman
New York
Broadway
Callahan
J.he Resenthel
Nw York
Death of Babe South of Tower Prompted Local Tribute
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death of a baby near a tower area with scattered names and places. The readable text hints at a local obituary or tribute in a small town newspaper. No clear dates or full names could be confirmed.
TeMOELARS In Fine Group on Feb
In a fragmentary notice, references to individuals and a trip to Perr Wash appear with business activity noted this morning. The readable text mentions a fine group and a transport event tied to a local era context.
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Ed Seenbs
Perr
Ohio Veterinarian Association Meeting Moves to Southern Hotel
Foster attends the Ohio State Veterinarian association annual meeting at the Southern Hotel in Columbus with plans to present on "Interesting Cases To Have Sent Them" and will speak tonight and tomorrow. Reports also mention property leases on George Gray's Main and Berk avenue corner and an examination event for rural carrier duties.
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Foster
Columbus
Ohio State Veterenarian Association
Southern
Veterenarian Hospital
Lievers
GRAY
Vipyres and Carless Co
Galen
George Gray
Berk Avenue
Recenthys
George Sentt
Cheisedyes Liewer
de Coshueran
Market Report Amid Stated Turbulence and Unclear Totals
Market items mention prices and commodities with partial figures. Readers are left with a fragmented update on North East lawn powers and cattle related notes. some terms point to steady conditions, minor gains, and daily ranges though exact values are unclear.
Grain Market Report Summary
Grain market notes show July wheat at 45 and May at 46, corn July 7a VG and May 46 with 12 July 46. Oats May 38 and July 38. Prices reflect delayed quotations and limited trading activity across wheat corn and oats sectors.
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Chocash
Uty
Live Stock Prices From Markets Across Cities
A fragmented OCR listing shows live stock and farm goods prices in multiple markets. Entries include prime steers at six dollars, cattle and sheep prices, and varied stock quotes from East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati and Boston markets with prices, weights, and product mentions.
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East Buffalo
Medien Gi A
Free Cure Offer for Eczema and Piles
Advertisement promises a free positive cure for eczema, senile skin diseases, and hemorrhoids. Address requests to F W Williams at 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York, with a stamped self to receive instant retort and relief from suffering.
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F. W. Wiame
Manhattan Avenue
York
Motion to Quash Denied After Judge Rules Indictment Valid
Judge Maxwell overruled the motion to quash the Mia case indictment after hearings. The defense argued irregularities and an allegedly improper finding, but the court retained the charges. Prosecutors and defense sparred over reading and timing of the document as the matter moved toward trial.
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QUAGH
Maxwell
Tarmmeys
Mia
Itu Muay Borden
Kircher
Arness Glenn
Whester
Borden
Aitelies
Arailey
Jidge Alaxwell
Sinuch
Goater Gattermers
Abbey
Deaths of a Day Almost Without Warning
Miss Hetts dies after sudden illness on the way home. A devout Christian, she lived in the community for many years, never married, and is survived by sisters and a brother. The funeral and burial were held Sunday with services at 2 o clock.
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Miss Hetts
No . Whegers
Westervile
M. M. Hall
Seattle
Fannie D. Parker
McConnellsville
Charles Bette
McConnmelyville
Los
South Lawn
Obituary notices for two local residents in Polish area
Frank McNeal aged two died of typhoid fever at his parents home Wissfield Serl day night He was a brakeman on the Mr A OC railroad Services were conducted at Bliss Newt Fivallyvetlor and Smalthson Money Mrs Darr and others attended Bereaved families include George Oar and Teeny Trene Hath Local funeral arrangements and burial details appear in the near Warsaw area notice with scattered names and places.
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Frank McNeal
Rank McNeal
Wm. MacMeal
Wissfield
Darr
Bieanar Daye
Warsaw
George Oar
Methient
Tintieral Omtyiam
Road Repairs Prompt Morning Pickup in Rural Area
Residents along the countryside lanes discuss urgent road repairs and safer travel as a local committee considers funding and a planned public meeting. Officials note worsening conditions and the need for improved infrastructure to ease daily commutes.
Casted Back Because Home Is in River
A fragmentary 1930s style report describes a house on Water Street between Mak and Bestrat Ebistt being razed after a fire and partial collapse. The scene involves Wiggins and neighbors removing debris, with a temporary halt on demolition to allow safety checks. The piece notes a valuation near $16 000 and mentions bachelor quarters and the Stevenson property.
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OLP
Wiggins
Stevenson
Marl
Mingee
Ehild
Mere. Jenkins
MC Wieghes
Wisgins
Noel
Torrence Stewart Named New County Official In Coshocton County
Torrence Stewart, known in Coshocton and surrounding areas, is announced to take a prominent county role under Frank Karr. Stewart has been active in local civic work and is well known to residents seeking steady leadership and public service.
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Torrence Stewart
Lamberson
Teasi
Rin Otisininece
Mothay
Stewart
Frank Karr
Mark
Owork
Coshocton Sien
Forely Co
Mab 6 FTo Us Real Estate Firm Forms Partnership
A new real estate firm named Mab 6 FTo Us forms as a partnership between the well known contral lor and s Proms a hostline shoenan figure. They will operate from an office in Prous' shoe shag on North Sixth and continue their regular business. Both partners bring experience to the venture and plan ongoing real estate dealings.
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Will Dish
S Proms
North Sixth
Smith's Drug Store Sells The Age Amid High Demand
Crowing demand for The Age has spurred a new agency and listings at other spots. it is now on sale at Smith's Drug and Hook Store. Repeated calls indicate buyers seek The Age, and Smith's offers it for purchase.
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Smith's Drug and Hook Store
Smith's
Tem plars Elect Eight Members In Local Lodge Meeting
Knights Templar held a meeting Friday evening conferring the Order of the Temple on new candidates and electing eight officers. Names and dates are partially obscured but include a February session and a subsequent meeting planned for Monday.
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Templars
Knights ‘Templar
Order of the Temple
Dar
Orders of Vie
Truck at depot hit by wind in early morning incident
A truck at the Pothardie depot platform was toppled by strong wind on Saturday morning. The freight train nearby avoided more damage as the vehicle slid across the track, causing minor debris but no serious injuries.
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Mypress
Pothardie
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