The Discipline of Work and Civic Character
President Faunce at Yale urges parents not to shield children from work and wealth the discipline of labor builds self reliance. The column notes rural youths more apt to become leaders, cites Navy recruitment from countryside, and contrasts city versus country environments for character formation. Ohio cities show strong industrial activity with large clearing volumes.
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Faunce
Brown University
Yale
Joseph
Navy Department
Desarmng House
United States
Ohio
Pittsburg
Toledo
Columbus
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ohio Towns Grow Richer With Rising Clearings and Industry
The text notes Ohio towns show steady increases in clearings and population, citing Cincinnati and Dayton as examples. It highlights Ohio’s reliance on home industry and railroads, with shops developing where lines cross, framing the rise of a strong state driven by regional enterprise and statesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Avon Dale Correspondence Highlights Local Life
Details of visits and arrivals include Clyde McCormick in Coshocton, Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Ricketts from Columbus and Newark guests at Hendersons, Walter Everhart from Chill, and Robert Hamilton at Keene festival. Local projects drain stagnant ponds, a sewer pipe connects to White Eyes, and Lafayette ball club rehearses on the new diamond. Shipments include logs, wheat, stock, salt, drain tile, and sewer pipe. A new dwelling is being erected in Sheridan for V. W. Dunlavy with Gephart and Renner providing materials.
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Clyde McCormick
Coshocton
R McCormick
White Eyes
Lafayette Ball Club
Charles Dunlap
W. F. Mark
Syler and Company
Granville Hamilton
Sheridan
V. W. Dunlavy
A. V. Dunlavy
Gephart
Renner
Philip King
Canton
Jacob King
Grant Layman
Roscoe
Wesley Layman
Frank Bachman
Moses Miser
Sam Hood
Harold
Cleveland
Rebecca
Sadie Hood
G. R. Caton
John Thomas
Dover
J. W. Lawrence
W. M. Boyd
Baltic
Belle Elliott
Avery Stiner
Mabel Graham
Ellsworth Caton
Twinsburg
Elmer Milligan
Bessie Boyd
Shambaugh-Boyd
Local Notes Include Weddings Visits and Hail Storms
Miss Sophia Catshall and Mr Rodgers of Coshocton wed by Squire Geese. J J Miser of Bloomfield toting wool at Park's warehouse for 30c lb. Decoration day services planned. Coshocton visitors and rural events noted. hail storms refreshed farmers. Attendees include Rev J W Toland and W M Hamilton.
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Cleveland
Della Geese
New London
Lillie Boyd
Gorena Daugherty
Pauline
West Lafayette
Sophia Catshall
Rodgers
Coshocton
Squire Geese
J. J. Miser
Bloomfield
Park’s Warehouse
Zanesville
Dummermuth
John E. Thomas
Bean of Pearl
J. B. Park
M. E
U. P
Evansburg
Frank Huff
C. M. Richmond
Catherine McFarland
Stephen Davis
H. M. Daniels
H. E. Daniels
L. W. Daniels
Newcomerstown
Carrie Huff
Miller
Public Horse Auction Advertised in Coshocton Sale
Thirty five horses, including general purpose farm teams single drivers and family broke mounts, plus cheap work horses, trotters and pacers, will be sold Saturday June 13 starting at 12 20 p.m. John M Adams Coshocton Ohio announces the sale.
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Coshocton
John M. Adams
Kyser and Graver United in Monroe Warren NU Wedding
William Kyser of Monroe township and Emma Graver of Warren were married recently. A large dinner was served at the groom’s parents residence, Mr and Mrs John Kyser, last Sunday with about twenty five attendees.
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H. Hagelbarger
Amos Farrh
Conner & Holton
Bladensburg
Lewis Fisher
F. M. Cooper
New Philadelphia
W. K. Crooks
Shannon
Crooks
England
Ro L Boyd
Coshocton
Brink
Lucy Lousinger
Ada
Trinway and area residents visit city on various days
Local notices list residents from Trinway Carnegie West Bedford Spring Mountain Mohawk village Canton Roscoe Keene West Lafayette and West Bedford visiting or traveling for business including attendances at encampments conventions and family visits. An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm for blood and skin diseases with free samples and medical advice. Uncanny Business notes Grand Army men agitated over floral arrangements.
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Trego
Trinway
Mohawk Village
John Weatherwax
Chestnut Street
Helen Whiting
Canton
George A. Hay
South Sixth Street
Jacob Adams
T. E. Adame
West Bedford
May Smith
Frank Martin
Roscoe
Thomas LeRetilley, Jr
Columbus
Frank Barnes
Granddaugh
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Memorial Day Graves Vandalism Probed by Authorities
Vagrant acts of vandalism mar graves on Memorial Day as authorities pursue culprits. Grand Army of the Republic members pledge to prosecute if suspects are found. The article notes a systematic desecration plan and ongoing tracing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
A vintage advertisement claims Mother Gray a nurse at a New York children's home offers powder that breaks colds in 24 hours cures fevers headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and destroys worms. Sold by druggists for 25 cents samples mailed free Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Contractors Notice for Cooperdale School Building Bid
Notice from Washington township Coshocton Ohio board of education for sealed bids to build a Cooperdale schoolhouse due noon June 80 1908. Bids must name all interest parties with a one third cost bond and separate material and work items. Board may reject any or all bids J Dickerson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Washington Township
Coshocton County
Ohio
Cooperdale
J. ©. Dickerson
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Qaic
Abel
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M. A. M'Connell
D. C. Lawrence
Hamilton Browning
D. Preston
James Glenn
John T. Funk
I. J. Baker
George Baumgardner
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Surveyor Moore
Frye
Dundee
Johny Suntheimer
Park
Solomon Deeds
Maud
Harvey Leavengood
J. H. Deeds of
Wooster
Moth
Fred Stiner
Dan Rice
Thomas McCaskey
Keene
Nellie McCormick
R. F
Coshoeton
Jake Stiner
Lizzie Neir
J. W. Toland
W. M. Hamilton
Eriness Boyd
Fanny McGuire
Lafayette
G Whittemore
Missionary Society of the
Tiverton
Coshocton, Ohio
Ter, Onelte
Franklin
Patton
Houth Fourth
G. F. Smith
Springfield
T. J. Platt
the Fountain Dry Goods
The
Fountain Company
Fountain Dry Goods Company
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