Poole and Mealy Best Wheat Varieties in Ohio Tests
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports seven year test results for about sixty wheat varieties grown on one tenth acre plots using Velvet Chaff as a standard. Poole and Mealy lead with yields over Velvet Chaff by around four bushels, while several others trail by one to three bushels. Hessian fly affects all, but Mealy and Mediterranean show relatively better resistance.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio Experiment Station
Currell
New Monterch
Democrat
Monarch
Valley
Deitz
Leavon and
Hickman
Jonas Winter Fife
Missouri
Hindustan
Ohio
Fragmented OCR note hints at legal and business deals
The unreadable entry references General J. J. Warner and W B R Pomerchie in a legal and financial context. Mentions attorneys and a dispute between parties including a Newara Trasiina Cumpany and Cain vata, with unclear dates and places.
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Greneral J. J. Warner
W. BR. Pomerchie
She Ferling
Cruitbus
Newara
Gina Ebine Cain Vata
Beata
Pea
Babe
Tae
Matt WL
Peter Peet
Diphtheria Alarm Persisting In Town Parade
Fragmentary notes describe diphtheria reappearing in the area with mention of quarantine restrictions and efforts to isolate affected districts. Several street names and personal references appear unreadable, but authorities warn of continued vigilance and further measures to prevent spread.
Another Small Blaze Near Basket Factory
A gasoline stove caused a small fire at Mrs. Alice Nelson’s residence near the basket factory this afternoon. The blaze caused little damage and was extinguished before the fire company arrived. Alarm at 12:35 PM.
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Alice Nelson
Woman Pleads, Then Guilty in North Sixth Court
Mrs Martha Wiggins of North Sixth street appears in police court on 16 charges from neighbor William Richeson. She pleads not guilty, tells a story of persecution, then changes to guilty on part, paying 31 fine plus costs and receives a mayoral warning.
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Martha Wiggins
North Sixth Street
William Richesson
Richesson
Shyiog
Decennial Board of Equalization Convenes at County Office
The county board of equalization, comprising the commissioners, the auditor, and the surveyor, will meet to set land appraisals for the township. Adams township is contentious. Aura Wisdal completes a review. Investigations reveal wide variances among appraisers. Some valuations will be lowered, others raised as needed.
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Commissioners’ Office
Adams
Five Thousand Receiver Receives Settlement in Local Suit
William H. Smith of near Newer delowe sued Five Thousand Receiver for injuries from a gravel spreader. He won £20.40 damages in common pleas court, the verdict sustained on appeal, and the supreme court case settled for 45.00 after his attorney Captain James negotiated. Smith received the money Saturday.
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Willam H. Smith
Woot Lafayette
eDelowe
Newewiuerstys AG
Supreme Court
James
Smith
Save the Trees In Danger Looms Over City Streets
A fragmented notice warns residents that Bariites meters threaten susar ircts Coshe and potential danger from wattlon or ie Lass HI streets if not addressed. The report cites a Shamied town and mentions Casey eng Tess Past rogedi om Test Swath a Pose, with concerns about revenue and environmental impact if trees and power lines are harmed.
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Miere
Shamied
Prinss
Tair
Peat
Wattlon
Death Notice of Mrs Huott in Avondale
Friends announce the death of Mrs Huott from Colorado where she had gone with her husband for health. Henry Ablatt will bring the remains to Avondale for funeral services at her father William Sheets's home, Sunday at 10:00 AM, with interment in Amity cemetery.
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oMly Henry Ablatt
Colorado
Death claims Dresden man and Coshocton woman in Ohio
Marcus Pharson of Dresden, injured months earlier near town, died in a Second street boarding house in Coshocton while Mrs D C Hutchins formerly Claudia Baker of Chestnut street Coshocton died in Maysville Kentucky aged 26. Pharson’s friends hurried to Dresden for the funeral arrangements. Hutchins moved from Spring Mountain to Coshocton in December and was a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University. Both deaths reflect fragile health from prior illness and lingering complications.
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Marcus Pharson
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Llanes
Sadie Stevenson
Pharson
Dresden
Teenden Toolay
Ser- Virgo Wilde
D. C. Flutchins
Coshocton
Claudia Baker
Maysville
J. J. Baker
Chestnut Street
Ness
Helen Baker
Mr. Baker
Sunday Religious Services Announced for Next Week
The notice lists sermons by Rev W W Myatt at 11 a.m. Rev W A Hyatt at 2 50 p m Cas tle Preaching by Rev W H Wyatt at 7 40 p m These announcements pertain to next Sunday and include times and ministers in a local church schedule.
Father of Reverend I Air Eoh Pair Passes in German Shipyards
The obituary notes a longtime resident and devout member of the United Brethren church who lived on a farm most of his life. He died after a lengthy illness aboard a German steamer. Funeral services will be held at his late residence with burial in Barmerston cemetery next Saturday, conducted by Pastor FL Davidson.
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Eoh
Cerl
Fas
Hermes “Cou
Sesenal
Miatia Tas
Fair
Paited Brethren Church
Paw
Barmerston
Lend. FL Davidson
Work plan for Muskingum river navigation revived
The Muskingum river improvement from Zanesville to Coshocton is not abandoned. A joint committee has quietly investigated navigation feasibility and plans a river trip to survey the channel, bars, and obstructions, with an eventual push for congressional appropriation this session, plus an ice cream social event hosted by the BR. Y. T. U. at the Baptist church on Friday evening July 27.
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Tim Age
Muskingum
Zanesville
Coshucton
Tue Age
Citizens’ League
Dresden
Congress
Coshocton
Ubia City
Coshocten
United States
Moeser
Carter
Waeerews
Sean
Carrie
Ibis
BR. Y.T. U
Baptist Church
Flowers and a Letter from Coshocton Visit
Low Gap correspondent reports Miss Edna Seward and Miss Lou Wiggins of Coshocton visiting Henderson home. A bouquet and an open letter were left on the doorstep one night. Mrs. Henderson found the tokens early and decided the young ladies did not need the gifts and did not deliver them to Miss Seward.
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Edna Seward
Lou Wiggins
Coshocton
Henderson
Lowers
Miss Seward
Younes Mao
Seward
Paving Delay on Second Street Project Cited
Contractor John Kissner has not begun paving Second Street and remains in Indiana. The contract requires completion by October 1 and residents urge prompt work once started, anticipating a rapid rush with a large crew.
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John Kissner
Second Street
Indiana
Wheeling & Lake Erie to Shifts Train Time Soon
The Wheeling and Lake Erie line plans a time change soon though specific trains affected are not announced. Summer travel to the lakes boosts business while southbound traffic remains light. About August first is a rough expectation for the change, as indicated by current postings.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
the Lakes
Wheeling
Enlistment Says Foreign Service May Go Anywhere
Coshocton residents hear of army enlistments for foreign service. No local men have joined yet, as recruits may be sent to Cuba Porto Rico the Philippines or China depending on department decisions.
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China
Coshocton
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Chima
Reservoir Cleaning Completes City Water System Task
Periptendent Lait and the water world force spent Wednesday cleaning the reservoir and completed the task before the demand for water. This finishes the department’s summer house project and aligns with the city’s plans as the system awaits further steps.
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Newark
Sinai
Miss Waten
Gauthier
Nan
Board of Equatization
William 4. Smith
Weare
Fiett
Avondale
FOH President
Wiliam J. Bryan
Fork Vice President
Adlair £. Stevenson
Zin
Chicago Tribune
D.C. Hutchins
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Yeupsidta
Atlinin
Sami Abe Searle
State Commission
Enon
Boone
Rev. I Air
Les Tteme
Weimes
Coshoctos
Newcomerstown
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