Classified Ads Snapshot from Local Paper
Multiple small notices list real estate exchanges for farms and houses near Baltic and Park avenue, rental ad for a furnished room, job asks for a press feeder apprentice, lost autographed bag found near Main and Poplar, and a Pueblo police report about William Vandusen in custody after a Rio Grande collision, plus ads for rheumatism remedies and short notes on “Want Ads” effectiveness.
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Pueblo
Colo
William Vandusen
Swallowa
C. L. Lively
Rio Grande
Adobe
Fremont County
Vandusen
F Lively
Packers Request Trial Date Amid Witness Surge
The case is set for trial with a two week start demanded, but Packers attorneys protest citing inability to prepare due to the large witness load. Judge Humphrey asks for a mutually agreed date next week. Total witnesses expected exceed 1,600 with 1,500 from the Packers and over 100 for the government.
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Chicago
Humphrey
Rev Fr Mulhane to Lecture on American History
The Rev Fr Mulhane of Mt Vernon will speak April 2 at the Sixth Street theatre on A Few Pages of American History under Knights of Columbus auspices. His lectures have earned many awards and Coshocton awaits his visit with interest. Mrs Austins Pancakes advertised and sewing machines by Wheeler and Wilson sold at Singer store 53 Main Street.
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Mulhane
Mt. Vernon
Sixth Street Theatre
Knights of Columbus
Coshocton
Wheeler and Wilson
Singer
Main Street
Benjamin Sheard Leaves for England on Long Journey
Benjamin Sheard departed this afternoon on a passenger train to Pittsburgh then to Philadelphia, from where he will sail Saturday on the Hartford to Liverpool. Friends funded his travel to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, with passage across the ocean provided by the British consul in Philadelphia. His home is in Yorkshire, England, and he was plainly pleased to begin his homeward voyage.
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Benjamin Sheard
Philadelphia
Hartford
Liverpool
England
Pittsburg
Oxford Local Option Election Set For April Date
Oxford township in Coshocton County moves toward a local option election on April date after rapid petition drives. Trustees received signed petitions from Madison McCollum Howard Beeks Arnold Wilson and others showing strong sentiment. Death of W H Robinson prompts return of relatives while the Eagles meet tonight with Dr Hutton to discuss eye care.
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Oxford
Coshocton
Douglas
Orange
Messrs
Madison McCollum
Howard Beeks
Arnold Wilson
Chas. R. Loveless
Guy Powell
Mitchell Atkinson
Smith Jones
J*rank Emerson
H. S. Hender
Personal Notices from Columbus and Nearby Cities
William Pomerene of Columbus is to the city today. G E Wood returned home from Columbus. George Raymond of West Lafayette is in the city. D R Stewart of Sidney is in the city on business. Carl Mayhew went to Dennison on business. Thomas Blum of Massillon is in the city on business. John Lewis went to Pittsburgh on business. R E B Maze of Canal Power is in the city. C E Johnson went to Dennison today. Miss Francis Lee guests of William and Mrs Lowe on Joba Street. A B Jones went to Akron this morning on business. Mrs A E Jones and son Homer visit Newcomerstown. Mrs Van Scoten of Columbus visiting Dr B C Carr on Chestnut Street. J L Kirk in Columbus on business. Mrs Howard Patton of Conesville. H A Gray of Newark in the city. Mr and Mrs A B Jones visit Newcomerstown. C H Hook of Columbus in the city on business. R B Miller went to Dennison today on business. Mrs Joba Meleene and Mrs Lewis Hinder of Chat sueyaed.
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Dennison
Francis Lee
Willam Lowe
Joba ‘Street
A. &. Jones
Akron
A. E. Jones
Homer
Newcomerstown
van Scoten
Columbus
B. C. Carr
Chestnut Street
J. L. Kirk
Howard Patton
Conesville
H. A. Gray
Newark
A. B. Jones
C. H. Hook
R. B.miller
Dennison Tor
Joba
Meleene
Lewis ‘Hinder
House and Senate Actions and Local Ads Brief
Pattison referred to judiciary committee and Ashbrook’s salary bill for infirmary directors postponed indefinitely. Hunt resolution to tax denatured alcohol passed. Trott resolution authorized governor appointees to form commission to study education at three state universities and two normal schools. Senate bills include biennial election terms, allowing high school graduates into colleges without exams, revising teachers exam fee schedule, and city superintendents guiding teacher exams in large cities. Untermyer of New York addressed the Insurance committee on 16 reform bills. unlikely to be taken up this session. Local ads note Mrs. Austin’s pancake flour in town. Walker & Lawrence ad for shoes. Grime’s Hickory Nut Gems advertised. plumbing and gas fitting by William Corder. Christian Union Revival meeting notes and song selections.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Ashbrook
Hunt
Congress
Trott
Commission
Senate
Williams
Meek
Samuel Untermyen
New York
International Policyholders’ Association
House Committee On Insurance
Stewart
Glark County
Knights of Pythias Initiate Five At Meeting
The Knights of Pythias initiated five candidates at Wednesday evening session. A smoker and lunch followed the initiation, offering members a social close to the event.
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Knights of Pythias
Wanted Notice Missing Details From April 1 Inquiry
Fragmentary notice requests contact by April 1 for an unspecified matter. Readable elements indicate a person or agency seeking information or response with limited context and no full details available in the surviving text.
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the Park Hotel
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Poplar Streets
Frank Greager
Mulberry Street
Shoop
Racine, Wis
C. E. Anderson
Bond
One Price Clothing House
Packers
Benjamin
Fred Sprague
Martha
Ashtabula
Clarence Howe
Wheeling
W. H. Robinson
The
Eagles
Dr. Hutton
Rippeth
Almeria Batistes
Madras
H. A. Wolfe
Promet
II Destred
MOTE
LADY
Smhalme
Pattison
Walker & Lawrence
Christian Union Revival
Christian Union Church
Graham
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Shaw
Gray
Peoples Bank
Commercial Bank
Gray Hardware Co
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