Open Letter Challenges G H Barger Over Canal Debate
A long denunciation-laden open letter replies to G H Barger of Waxsaw, arguing about remarks in Tas AGE, sworn statements by Wible, Pomerene, Paul, Gregory and others, and the Walhonding canal repair issue. The writer accuses Barger of misrepresenting facts, calls for accountability, and references party loyalty and board hearings. Also notes a social event in Coshocton county with Mr Lacy and Miss Lelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharpless
Sharpless
Hays
Capt
James
Bammer
Pomerene
Gregory
Paul
Bargar
Mays
Metham
Wible
Vester
Pomeren
Warsaw
Coshocton
Ralichood
Board of Public Works
Poimerene
George Gamble
Pomerence
Mr. Gregory
Mr. Paul
Mr. Wible
Mr. Bargar
Democratic Party
Ohio
Grand Old Party
Columbus
Walhending Canal
Mr. Pomerene
Board of Public
Ots
Walhending
Uys
James Foster
Pomerene of
Walhonding Canal
Wibel
Janes Foster
Joshocton
Insulinit
G. N. Bargarary Hays
Foster
Mrrian
Avondals and Local Changes Mentioned in White Eyes News
Mont Horn visited his sister Ella, then left for Indiana. Mrs George Philabaum buried at Union Chapel aged 72. Charles Caton died recently and buried at Babust cemetery. U.P. Congregation bought Wash Norris property for parsonage. Rev. Moore and Rev. Hoak to move April 1. Parsonage on Main Street east of Shrock’s. C. S. Miller to erect hotel building and become landlord. Sam Park Jr. at Mt. Union. John Wolf to sell gods Friday and move near Beach City. Will and Milo Boyd with Andy Reiss and wife to Lincoln, Curt Lockard and Jim Carnahan to Cameron. Saloon burned. town scarcely recognizable. Republicans of White Eyes tp to meet March 28 at 4 PM to nominate for April election. Some residents have mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Shrock
C. S. Miller
Sam Park Jr
Mt. Union
John Wolf
Beach City
Will
Milo Boyd
Andy Reiss
Lincoln Nebraska
Curt Lockard
Jim Carnahan
Cameron Mo
Republicans
White Eyes
Town Hall
Meeting at Kamble church and social notices
Rex oak reports two meetings at Kamble church with good success and a temperance gathering planned in Town Hall. Mrs Sandiles to move to Missouri April 1. Mrs Joe Boyd ill. Enna McCullough expected by April. Birthday party for Edward Rarechhedd noted. Numerous local notices follow including health ads for Electric Bitters and real estate transfers in Adams and Franklin townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex, Oak
Kamble
Town Lal
Sandiles
Joe Boyd
Enna McCullough
Apel
Quack Remedies And Pseudoscience In Medical Advertisements
The text parrots 19th century quack claims touting Hoage Bills or similar nostrums as universal cures for kidney, liver, digestive, and women's ailments. It mocks physicians while praising a single “white label” remedy as harmless and broadly curative, reflecting era hype and medical mistrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
New Children’s Suits Debut with Webster Dictionary Gift
Designers unveil a new line of children’s suits this season to give shops an edge. With the sale of each suit, buyers receive a Webster Dictionary as a ready introduction to the public.
Carpet House of Coshocton Promises Deep Discounts
Hay and Ransom announce unprecedented carpet and lace curtain prices by sourcing direct from manufacturers. The Coshocton store highlights 12 window display space to show defects, daily carpet arrivals for two weeks, and plans to travel to New York, promising wide selections in carpet, drapery, and dry goods at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
New York
HAY & Ransom
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G. H
Barger
Mnehive
Adams Mils
Richard Jacy
Belle
Mr. Lacy
Lelle
Adams Mills
Karl
GAP
Rosco
Mar Edward Rarechhedd
Ns Buchfield
Win. Thomas
Newton
Dr. King
Powle
J. Compton
British Museum
J. F. Compton
Ransors
John Miser
Adam
Adams
Columbus Coal and Mining Co
Elizabeth Kitchens
Franklin
Samuel Elliott
Coluntus Coal and Mining Co
Wiliam Dunfee
Samuel Niet G
John W
Charles
Hedford
Jefferson
Hayap
Samuel Tlamberson
Annie Mf
Wriplett
Roscoe
Richard Fowler
Jime Jones
Plainfield
Taylor
Kila A. Yaylor
Monroe
Hood
Emorl
Call and Ste Us
Opera House
Metropolitan
Newton Beers
Roger
Fenners
Mencrayr
E. Churel
Meadvillle
Dan. Fulurn
Fredonia
N.Y
Fenner
Harry Waters
Hamlet
Joe Wowtle
Hoye Biller
Krven Hopson
Stuarl
Rey
Webster
THE
Hay & Ransom’s
Ceshocton, A
Case Library
Postoffice
Cleveland, O
AL Uries
Asd
Reine
Albert
Suleveland
Abert
Coshoctun
Wendiy
Donald House
E. Marks
Coshocton, Ohio
Pacindis
Lia Goshocton
East Liverty LivesStoc
Stockman
K Markets
Willing I. Davis
Coshocton County
F.W. Powell
Maral l
Osborn Darlng
N. Speckman
Voace
Adam Coffman
Jeferson
Yahooton County
Ohto
Speckmas
Emil
Peartst
McMonacis & Rogers
Jiddletown
Osage
T. J. Spriggs
Sarahaville, Noble Co
Franklin Township
Roe Robinson
Coshotton
George A. Hay
Bott
George A. Has
Bachwant
Wbua
Heloguy
L. K. Anderson
City Ding
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