Freeno xv to Be Actors Fresno March 7
Homer Turner and Nicholas Barrack purchase the Selon Boyd farm. Mrs Whit Thur and Miss Helene Ferguson of West Lafarette visit Mrs tmiore Davis. Miss Mabel Park spends days in Adnesville with the Jtender Lo Park event. Numerous local names and movements noted across Coshocton and surrounding areas with farm purchases travel and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Homer ‘Turner
Nicholas Barrack
Selon Boyd
Whit, Thur
Helene Ferguson
West
Tmiore Davis
Mabel Park
Adnesville
Jtender
Lo Park
Opel Thay Duesvathe
Minkie Kleig
A. Houabarger
Clarence Suiket
Imine
Soun
S. R. Revd
Moura
Phillip Deibel
Owe Darrneers
Plantela
Rebecca Hood
Cawn Tues
Soldiers House
Sutty
Imoy
Mer. Mapes
Carpenter
Mr. Rowe
Spear Creek
Julia Arnold
Telmick Tornels
Lizzie Milter
Cosharton
Adam Hoff
Ed. Shepfer
Damien Is
Minnie Wart
Holly Hepfer
Clarence Shepfer
Sugar Creel
Corene Tarsherry
W.oc. Gephart
Talia Amos
Jacoh Kine
Zara Kine
Will Berke
Wash Berke
Anderson Bake
Coshocton
Inez
Official Figures Show Coshocton Prosperity in 1905 Report
The Coshocton area appears strongly ahead in manufactured products and coal mining metrics per the state labor commissioner's 1905 figures. The report notes numerous establishments, employment by month, capital invested, and wages, with county coal mining showing significant payrolls and outputs despite age of data.
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Coshocton
State Commissioner of Labor
Philadelph Mt. Vernon
Elgin
Fremont
Sve
Coshocton Sines
Jan
Jane
Susi
Inio
Tas
Coshocton County
Oras
Millcreek School Board Approves Agriculture for Primers
Millcreek township board approves primer students primers on agriculture in schools. Books adopted after discussion led by D C Lawrence clerk. Supply ordered. some details to be dated and linked to current school term. Other townships to review and plan work for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek
Momlay
Bes D.C. Lawrence
Nespey Simiti
Great Good 15 Result Of Great Feal OO The Fe
Fragmentary text describes a 15 result, mentions Gabe Generesnt, Grace, and a Sunday section. References to a PTA or group, absences, and a Dr. Thomas line imply a household or local notices tone with illness and uplift themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe
Ian
Asa
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warned by Public Health
A public health advisory warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urges prescriptions from reputable physicians. The article notes mercury dangers to smell and the nervous system, and promotes a non mercury preparation from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. it lists sales by various druggists and mentions Hill's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLI
Cooney & Co
Tuledea
Buyin Halls
Toledo
Oia
the. Cheney & Co
Bette
Hill
Untitled note with unclear source content
Fragmentary text mentions ages and something about precautions and money. The readable names and context are insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or organization. No coherent narrative or actionable detail is present to summarize.
Fragmented report on paralysis and medical figures
Incoherent OCR text mentions paralysis and names such as Vesa Poe and Nea. references to medical topics and people including Shans and Pip 24 appear, with a mix of unclear phrases and scattered terms from a historical page.
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Poe
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Carventers Ag
Blackksmithsyn
Hostlers
Nate
Cees Goss
Wilkes Daily
Mama
Grandma
Thomas
Fremerly
Wills Creek
R. F
Sevilla
Mfira Mbers Reyer
Dhs
Vred Kenny
Momnecon
Lot Center
Erhe Eathad
Fai
Penett Ny
Tetter Sait Breum
Eh Oy
Fc Geuehl
Adlaye
Eure
F. Andeston
Drngzist
Coshoeran
Tunel Mill
Caraborisents
Randy Bota Agretabie
Troten
BR Anderven
Droageiss
Cosboctan
GM. Fergusen
Lee
Wey
Wet Saalisle
cLur
Oxford
Nigwate
Sbi
Mita Stocanter
Nici Bark
Aivelis
Taneern
Thoronghe
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
the Home Store
Boodp eVernniodh
Mhseribears
Hoven Et Va Tis
Tage
Ode
Helene
Mocher
Sue Eoe Geol Atten Otain Feather
Hal Rose Dite
Brendel Bros
Cach
Seventh Street
Washington, D. O
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