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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
7
Chicago reports show cattle receipts around 2000 with strong bids and varied classes. Hog and sheep demand remains steady with sizeable receipts. grain futures list May and July positions for wheat oats corn. Wool sales in Boston indicate a large weekly movement with prices steady, while Pennsylvania markets stay dull.
Corrected market list shows prices for flour and related goods, butter at 23 cents, eggs at 20 cents per dozen, honey six cents per pound, lard around 10 to 12 cents per pound, chickens at 2.00 each, potatoes about 40 cents per bushel, and various country hams and shoulders priced per quantity. Also includes cabbage per dozen and onions per bushel with retail price notes.
The fragment records visits and meetings at Cambridge Mondas and New Philadelphia, plus numerous notices of relatives, sickness, travel, and baptisms. Mentions include Rev. Hewite of Philadelphia, Miss Magete Russert, Mrs Bellews, Chadwell family moves to Tus eUT, and Chadwell marriage in Ross county.
An old advertisement suggests stomach issues arise from overeating or improper digestion and promotes Chamberlain's Liver Tablets to regulate bowels and relieve symptoms. It urges readers to request a free sample and lists Dr. Anderson and the Cosmetic Urgist as sellers.
A jumbled OCR fragment displays names and events around Chestnut Ridge and nearby places. It includes multiple personal names, locations, and stray phrases, but lacks a coherent report or clear actions or dates. The legible items point to a local notice or notice-like snippet with scattered details.
A fragmented advertisement touts Mivona as a digestive strengthener promising quick cures and guarantees. It links improved eating comfort to restoring stomach health, endorsing Adams Mills products and a money back guarantee.
Fragmented OCR text reports on Willow Brook area notes with scattered names and events. It references Jessie Larson, Cosheeton, Abneys, and multiple local figures in a garbled, uncertain fashion. The passage mentions a Christin attendance and various place names, but lacks coherent narrative.
A historical excerpt discusses legally pledged collateral and interest rates in Cincinnati banks. It mentions the treasurer and funds, daily balance calculations at around two percent, and pending suits seeking remedies up to six percent on daily balances.
A local business figure, Abe Schweigert, is closing his New Bedford establishment and moving personal belongings to Akron. The farewell event will be held at the New Bedford corner band on Thursday night, with residents noting his long service in the area and plans to resume work in Akron.
Fragmentary notes describe a list of names and locations including at the residence of Sam Hines on South Sixth Street and another at the Overhotr residence on Nast Mein street with unclear details and spelling.
An obscure, fragmentary local item mentions duck hunters, fees, and a meeting at Rucker Lake with reporters Lenrifn and Coates AE. The garbled text hints at a Tuesday deadline and a potential event at Reverteen, with unclear references to Gere and Thand pond.
Local officials and union leaders from Coshocton and nearby towns visited Conesville this week. Reports mention meetings, appointments, and social visits as part of a broader cluster of community notices and church events in the area.
Community items mention Garrison Barrens event at boat dust weet and attendance at Tomrnery. Names include John Thorhem, Adam Beut, Chester Mize, Leek Tre Tastitiee and others. A family scene notes riding to visit and small town activities with references to Miss Noemi and Homer. Ad promotes HolHistery's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy with three events Tei or Tablets.
A jumbled social diary fragment lists names, visits, and events across families and neighbors. Mentions of gatherings, a wine and dessert service, and various visits appear amidst incomplete lines and scattered notes from multiple households.
A fragment reports public interest in Teddy bears as a kids trend. Citizens and families discuss gifts, collecting tactics, and a local office offer promising a free Teddy Bear with conditions, prompting questions about authenticity and safety.
Local notice reports Will Sell His Stock and farming implements at auction after a sale of stock and farm tools. The event lists stock, chickens and farming gear to be sold to the public with proceeds aiding creditors. Auction scheduled Thursday near Marehot and Aispest.
In Tunnel Hill on March 4 Wilber Wolford and family are visiting friends at Roscoe. Wolford hopes to undergo an operation in Chest VHT Seon. The item mentions a demonstration by the Ameren Distance anion at Forbes Tih and secret work the public will be told about later.
Fragments show a bustling market scene with eggs priced low and varied produce. Jagged notes mention peppers and horseradish at fractions of a cent per unit, alongside assorted vegetables and retail items.
A probate notice outlines unnamed heirs of a Cushaclont county estate. John Bort of this city receives a letter from Momus Bort president at Warwick Ornuse county ON Y. The will may name Dne Bert Morlay, a Romney resident, as possible heir. Heirs must come forward or be notified at a new office and file.
Local officials investigate a Saturday wreck near Warsaw driven by a mysterious engine number. Suspected factors include darkness and potential mechanical issues as investigators seek a $90,000 credit or settlement and to identify the responsible party.
An auditor’s affidavit dated March 1907 lists balances and allocations for Coshocton County Ohio, detailing General Tax, County funds, school districts, and miscellaneous accounts. It notes total sums and specific line items, including veterans' benefits and bridge districts, with mentions of deposits and follow-up actions.
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