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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
7
The snippet lists names and fragments from homely notices and ads. Mentions of individuals such as Kens Inckerson, Mr Guthrie, and Floyd. references to medical claims about rheumatic pain relief and Chamberlains Pain. scattered place names and vendors. The legible bits resemble a collage of community notices, personal mentions, and a medicinal advertisement.
Numerous residents and guests are noted visiting relatives this week. Names include Mrs Byrd Wadldleter, Mrs Joseph Slaughter, Mr and Mrs Randles, Mrs John Urlar, Mrs Thomas Hunt Wilson, Miss Martha Rochoree, and Miss Toda Weropdie among others, with Sunday gatherings and brief trips to see parents and friends.
A garbled report mentions Joseph Crown of Coshocton, DW Richcreek, and local residents at homes in Cooperdale and nearby places. It references a community gathering, weather notes, and an on site event schedule with several incomplete names and details.
The readable fragments sketch a chaotic page with names, dates, weather notes, medical remedies, and scattered references to communities and events. The passage references Patterson, May dates, local figures, and varying topics, but the bulk is garbled OCR with no clear single event.
Fragmented report lists numerous individuals and places with scattered phrases about sermons, funerals, visits, and local gatherings. Readers are left with no coherent narrative, only disjointed mentions of people such as Rey Bhook, J S Jackson, Dana Porter, and Mrs Waders amid unrelated place names and dates.
Local notes recount attendance at a commencement ceremony in Cooperdale with families and neighbors gathering for speeches and dinners. The fragment covers several attendees, travel details, and social remarks about the event and surrounding activities.
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