Force at Fresno is a community update from March
Fresno notes friends and neighbors visiting, farm sales, property moves, and local events. L. H. Guthrie buys the John Catshall farm south of town. Arbor Day planned for March 17 with tree planting. Gas plant expands capacity to meet demand. Road supervisors appointed in White Eyes township. Various visits across Powell, Goshen, and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Lorenzo Forney
Powell Farm
Baltic
Dave Angle
Isletz
Elmer Davis
Ed. L. Findlay
Warsaw
Everett Boyd
L. H. Guthrie
Coshocton
John Catshall
Friends Iul
George Frock
Sherman Emerson
Alabama
Ada Emerson
D. OD
Cemetery Association
Thomas Hazallton
Phillip Arbogast
Elisha Huff
Huff Bros
Phillip Huff
Arbogast
East Main
J. M. Werdergen
Powell
Joseph Lockard
Pete Gephart, Sr
James Ames
White Eyes Township
Ida Bassett
Titta McCune
Chili
Sophia Boyd
Goshocton
J. RR. Park
Janes Miligandt
Canton
Bingagger
W. PF. Park
Pmardwire Association
Uri
Mate Henderson
Presbyterian
Pretty Party At Evansburg Recalls Small Town News
Evansburg on March 1 reports Mrs A H Loveless and children from near Bakersville visiting relatives. Mrs Allen Wright of Roscoe and several local girls attended the party at Mr P Folver’s home honoring Willie Bart’s birthday. Children received small gifts as a cheerful gathering ended with treats.
Profitable Social at Chalfants
Chilfant March 1 miss Zona Howlt teaches at Fragersburg spent last Sunday the 7th at her home here Mr Russel Maston returned March 22 from Tekersville to visit his mother who is Miss Tandie Gibsgon of Newark spent Sunday with her parents at this place Mrs Armue Dickerson has gone to Soshocton to visit relatives Mrs Kim Hambleton returned to Flushing last Friday Mrs Walker of Coshocton and daughter Dorothy spent a few days the first of the week with her mother Mrs James Stanford Our mayor Rev James preached at Mifersbore Sunday and Rev A Shao of Nedford filled Rev James outpit Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evensburg
A. H. Loveless
Near Bakersville
Allen Wright
Roscoe
Pearl Huff
Emma Richmond
Newcomerstown
Kest
Burt Sisley
Medina County
Elmer Cheney
Near Plainfield
William Nevis
Lottie Richmond
Miss Sibley
Coshocton
Lotte Avity
P. Folver
Willie
Bart
Helen
Raymone Richmond
Ernest Norris
Martha Loveless
John Felver
James Stanford
Janes
A. Shao
Nedford
Genesis
Willow Brook Event Planned by Local Pastor
At Willow Brook, machines will arrive in Virginia Channel Willow Brook Monday evening. The event will be conducted by the pastor and an interested public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Brook
Hyomel Sales Guarantee Claims Cure for Catarrh
E Anderson markets Hyomel with a guarantee that it costs nothing unless it cures. The ad touts inhaler delivery and claims a cure for catarrh while promising refunds if not effective. It cites Dr. Andersen noting customers cured and offering money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Anderson
Cor Andersen
A New Citizen Joins Henderson Family in Cambridge Street Move
Joe Henderson announces sale of farm interest to his brother Charley and plans to move with his mother and Ernest to Cambridge Street in Coshocton. They will live nearer work as Henderson pursues contracting in Toledo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno, Mareh
Doe Henderson
Charley
Ernest
Cambridge Street
Coshocton
Henderson
Local Rural Notes and School Program Report
The item reports farm transfers with mentions of Bowe Farm and local residents such as John Barth and Mr Washington Martery visiting Bakersville. It also notes illness among Mrs Master and a Malifax program at the Chit school house with debates on capital punishment and the influence of public schools. Guests Bowles and Troyer joined John King at his home, and five weeks remain in the seven month township school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chil Minh
Swoon
John Reeries
Baltes
John Barth
Ohi
Washington Martery
Garretsville
George Schornberger
Master
Bakersville
Wm. J. King
Fleb. Seherer
CC Schumaker
A. Hi. Feller
I. Doak
Foba Seheror
Negate
Ash
Feller Ant
J. King Chite Bowles
Canton
Lavel
Troyer
Shoarsville
John King
Not This John But Joinsfeud Over Allege Infraction
A man named John on East Alain Street denies prior charges alleged by others including friends who insist he never torches a drop. Joan Meyers defends his claim while Mayor Smith addresses the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Joan Meyers
Smith
Alain Street
Bought a Farm at Tunnel Hill and Local Moves
Mr Isaac Dickerson moved to his son William's place near Willow Brook. A group of young people enjoyed an evening with Uncle John Pickerson and family, sharing a bountiful supper, music, and socializing. George Warfel returned to Canton after visiting friends. Mrs WK Johnson’s friends visited Monday evening. Frank Johnson bought Dr. McCurdy's farm but the buildings were not included. Elsworth Richcreck bought Robert Ciduch's farm with Mr Grouch preparing to move next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsaac Dickerson
William
Willow Brook
John Pickerson
Fanny
John
George Warfel
Canton
WK. Johnson
Frank Johnson
Dr. McCurdy
Elsworth Richcreck
Robert Ciduch
Prescription for Indigestion Claims Across Coshocton
A local notice touts Pepsikolar tablets from Dr. Davis as a universal remedy for stomach ailments. The ad cites Mrs. Te Amerson and Mr. Anderson as showing the medicine’s efficacy, promising a money back guarantee if results fail, and touts the treatment as a lifelong, proven cure for dyspepsia and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mats ¢ Sodom
Ts. Davis
Davis
Te. Amerson
Anderson
American gunboat arrives at Nanchung amid Shanghai reports
The Daily Mail correspondent in Shanghai says an American gunboat, likely the Quiros, has reached Nanchung. It also notes that Rev. H C Kingham's eldest daughter died from injuries caused by the Chinese mob that killed her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Shanghai
Nanchung
H.C. Kingham
Mohawk Village News Highlights From March
Mohawk villagers report James Undwood selling his Oklahoma farm and moving to J C Ralston's place for summer. W S Barrett buys Nellie R farm land. Louis Cullison returns from Kansas. A new piano for Mohawk M E church. Isabella Richard ages with a broken hip but recovering. Master Mack Harver sets school attendance record at Barrett's school with 39 months attended and six days absent. Dr Shoop's cough cure advertised as narcotic free. Colonist rail rates offered by W&LE for select western destinations in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Undwood
Oklahoma
EN Underwood
Nellie R. F
J. C. Ralston
Barrett
Louis Cullison
Jewel County
Kansas
Warsaw
M. E
Isabella Richard
Crowther
Mack Harver
Barrett's
Beatora Township
R. H. Moore
Children Fatally Burned In Gasoline Can Explosion
Beatrice Osborne age five and Lizzie Oshayrne age seven died from burns after a gasoline can exploded while the children played at Burnett Indiana eight miles from Terre Haute. Their father works as a coal miner and was away at his shift while the mother shopped in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Beatrice Osborne
Lizzie Oshayrne
Burnett
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CW Anderson
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Denis McNegd
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Crate Coa
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Ros Hedden
Anedrew
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Charley Shel
T. Stevenson
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C. OB. McCoy
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State of Olie
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Taeny County
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F. J. Cheney & Co
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Lasaca
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Monarch
Williams Milling Company
Walnut and
Fourth Streets
M. H. Goodhart
Coshocton, Ohio
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Shoop
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