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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
6
Locals note a splendid oil weld struck on a farm as visitors and friends gather to read the news. Mr Molsky recently moved from Coshocton bringing new ties to the area. The report states Lawrence Hatsky as owner during the event with unclear details about the site and promises of fees.
About 200 Yo Mo Cl AL encamped at Tonawanda and marched to Williamsburg with singing and drums. A list of unclaimed letters and names from Cr Chocton appears, including Miss Sarah Brown Abe Karl Lerimer and Flora Smythe. The note directs claimants to say advertised when asserting their rights.
Vendors held a Saturday market offering new potatoes and vegetables along with live chickens at reduced prices. Prices dropped for young fowl and birds, with customers encouraged to call Perrys Pigman for details on the sale and pickup.
The Business Men's association discussed leasing a hitch rack site at its meeting. The committee chair reported the lot on the song OF Thin angi Walnut rests brah had been leased for one side with the privilege of daar mee. The report was accepted with a plan to exert every effort to revive A det abawe ine raiirotsd. The meeting also touched on tights of the tire chip and other topics amid lengthy discussion.
The case involves Adalphe Wood and former wife Amy Wood, with custody and alimony disputes. testimony cites marital history in New York and Costerton, details of support, property notes, and requests for financial arrangements. witnesses describe persistent tensions and prominent social standing, including a noted horseman figure.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Goshen town wheat late by about two weeks with references to markets, prices, and crop prospects. The long unread text covers receipts, trade activity, and farming conditions, mentioning oats, harvests, and local commerce in a period context.
A reported incident in Newcomerstown Thursday evening involves the arrest of an individual amid a heads or tails style confrontation near a rail yard. Police identified persons and outlined the sequence of events leading to the arrest at the scene.
A Coshocton firm, the Coshocton Aerial Navigation Co, received a morning letter from the State Fair Board requesting terms for a series of flight demonstrations. The missive signals growing interest in the Coshocton airship as officials plan potential appearances and contracts.
Reports describe a wreck on a westbound freight train No. 7056 near a station, with several injured, including a man who was seated near the engineer. Emergency crews transported the injured to a local hospital as investigators began work on the scene.
Court records show Jay Wood challenging his first wife in a divorce dispute. The case seeks support payments totaling $1852 to cover alimony and related costs.
A garbled text fragment presents a chaotic narrative referencing travels in New York and the Philippines, shifting between names, places, and stray phrases. It hints at medical attention, civil governance, and wartime or colonial contexts, but lines are incomprehensible and disjointed.
A chaotic London style report describes a Warsaw crowd and a “gypsies” visit with mixed names and places, referencing Miss Essie Whittemore and Mrs. Beult, plus local families and social events. The passage lists attendees, marriages, and social notices amid scattered names like Martha Severns and Nellie Sreeerus.
Scattered text fragment mentions people and places without clear events. It contains stray names such as Anna M Fra and references to meals, tents, and a vet, but lacks coherent actions or a full news item. The readable content is insufficient for a concrete report.
Suffering readers are promised a positive cure for eczema salt rheum erysipelas piles and shin disorders at no charge. Immediate relief is claimed and letters should be sent with a stamped return to Williams 400 Manhattan Avenue New York.
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