Oak Grove Notes Siege of Cough Strikes Local Children
Nov 1 Oak Grove reports a cough siege among children. Samuel McGuire Absent ill with typhoid like symptoms. Mrs Orland Haines visits Knox county mother. Mrs Geo Balch seriously ill. Asbury Norinco reports Lern progress Thursday. Stingel farm workers join cooperative efforts with Ohio Experiment Station on crop costs. Infant son of Charles Beir ill with lung fever. G Haines hosts about 25 local youths. Mrs Ed McCabe of Missouri visits Mrs C P Gin.
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Oak Grove
Uhtas
Samuel McGuire
Orland Haines
Knox County
Geo. Balch
Asbury Norinco
Rechtel
Mouna
John Stingel
Prof. Gray
Ohio
Ed. McCabe
Missouri
C. P. Gin
Delay in right of way halts trolley survey progress
Malcolm Baker and Frank PeHart who assisted in the Cleveland Orrville Coshocton trolley survey are home waiting for orders to rejoin the party. Securing right of way north of Barberton delayed the survey but it is thought work will resume in a few days. The surveying party will then continue to Cleveland.
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Malcolm Baker
Frank PeHart
Cleveland
State Board Inspects Canals Onfact Finding Tour
The state board of public works led by E A Heifer of Cincinnati and R B Leareb of Elyria inspected canals from Co shocton to Six Mile dam and Dresden locks. They traveled by automobile, trolley and train with a delegation from state and local finance committees to review the use of state funds.
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State Board
State Board of Public Works
E .A. Heifer
Cincinnati
Senate
R. B. Leareb
Elyria
House of Representatives
Coshocton
Park Hotel
Samuel Siegrist
W- A. Himebaugh
Six Mile Dan
Chas E. Perkins
John A. Hanlon
Camal
Chas. A. Geidel
Geof Watkins
Wm. Kirtley
B. W. Baldwin
W. A. Tumebaugh
Heffner
Search
Akron
Coats
Coshocken
Six Mile Dam
Coshocten
Dresden
Personal notices from Layland area residents
Local personals note residents traveling and visiting relatives across Nebraska and Ohio. A stork report records a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Orsey weighing ten pounds. A divorce case involving J J Wood and Joha Barnes Wood gains new developments as attorneys summarize prior alimony and child support arrangements.
Barnes Plans Water Cistern At Star Hotel
W. Q Barnes hires two crews to dig a cistern behind the Star hotel. The storage is to hold tenpacity of GR barre's and aims to supply safe water for guests at the hotel.
Infirm Shaetter Suffered Injuries After Fight
Infirm Shaetter sustained two broken arms in a Wednesday confrontation with Logan Gill. He was taken to the county infirmary on Friday for treatment and care.
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Shaetter
Logan Gill
M. W. A. Gamps Booming Initiates Two Candidates
Two candidates were initiated by the Modern Woodmen last night, David F Cochran and Charles Smith. Five applications were also acted upon.
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M. W. A. Gamp
David F Cochran
Charles Smith
Dr Pierce Removes Secrecy From Medicines
Buffalo physician Dr. R V Pierce publishes full ingredient lists for his medicines. The publicity asserts no alcohol narcotics minerals or poisonous agents and promotes Unicorn root Helonias as a key ingredient. A booklet with endorsements is offered by mail to readers requesting it.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
N.Y
Perce
John Fyfe
Saugatuck
Conn
Department of Therapeutics
Ecrectc
Helens Diora
Pierce
Revolver Threat Near Eighth and Malan Streets
A young man with a revolver threatened a girl near Eighth and Malan streets. He pursued with two companions as she tried to walk home, but the father intervened and blocked charges for now. Names are withheld pending court action.
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Eighth
Malan
Wheeling
Chestnut Street
Chestnut
Fourteenth Streets
Reform School
Hottinger Retires From Nenvison Lumber Shops
Mr C Hottinger longtime lumber inspector at Nenvison plants resigns after 26 years and moves to Caeshoc ton to live with relatives and friends. Foreman and coworkers present him with a handsome reception chair.
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C. Hottinger
Nenvison
Caeshocton
Tied Hello Girl In Her Chair At Conesville Carnival
Conesville residents celebrated a Halloween event with rough pranks on Wednesday night. Miss Nelle Bale, a Bell telephone operator, was tied in her office and rescued by a neighbor Thursday morning as streets were strewn with railroad ties and vehicles causing property owners consternation.
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Conesville
Hallowe'en
Nelle Bale
Bell
Chief John Mapel Portrayed as State Horse Thief Catcher
A Columbia newspaper features Chief John Mapel in a full length portrait hailed as the state’s horse thief catcher. The image shows him holding a sausage fragment or horse tail, presented in a natural style amid local city pride.
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Chief 'Ohn
Columbias
John Mapel
Revelers Targeted in Street Attack Incident
Two local revelers were injured in a nighttime assault by Wate residents. Fred Shipps was struck on the head with a stone near Wine Street, while a Loos boy received a club blow as Perry Pigman wrestled it away. Neither sustained serious injuries though Shipps bled heavily and the Loos boy bears a scar. The mischief at Pagman and MacDonald's homes sparked indignation as the injured youths deny involvement.
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Wate
Fred Shipps
McDonald
Wine Street
Loos
Perry Pigman
Shipps
Hallowe'en
High School Cow Incident Sparks Trail of Suspects
Officer Jackson pursues leads after a cow was driven up into the high school building on Wednesday night. Homer Long recalls seeing boys sledding a cow near Choestart, but identities remain uncertain. Superintendent Pratt reports no new developments but expects the responsible youths to be publicly identified.
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Jackson
Marion Patterson
Befme
Homer Long
Pennsylvania Teliet
Pratt
Alarm clock fed horse novelty at Gashactor glass works
A Drawer named Dunlap at the glass works devised an alarm driven feeding system for his horse. A door and wire mechanism open the feed box at noon when he leaves for work, ensuring the horse receives a set amount of meal without his attention.
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Dunlap
Glass
Dobbin
Mme
Roosevelt Favored To Lead Next National Convention Says Representative
Washington November 1 There is little chance any rival can challenge President Roosevelt for the national convention chairmanship, says Representative Atcheson of Pennsylvania. The page recounts a Springfield visit by Coshocton Canton Fair craftsmen and notes dedication events at the Odd Fellows hall with songs and addresses by Grand Lodge officers and local dignitaries.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Rosevelt
Representative Atcheson
Pennsylvania
Tadly
Buton
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Henry Andrews
Charles Askins J
Glass
Wiehard Bork
Charles Watson
JT. Khing
Coshocton Canton
Onur One Uniter Sities
Lory Chars
Grad Waster
John I. Saluyan
Demily Grand Theater
Lewis I
Night unrest after Mayors warning in city patrols
After Mayor Smith warned against excess on Thursday night the city saw limited violence with no arrests. Police kept watch as crowds caused some property damage including broken windows and wagons moved, while celebrations calmed by fear of enforcement.
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Italawe
Miavor Smith
Theooo
Archan Devs
Burgess
Local Banker Honored at Group Seven Gathering
Montgomery, a cashier from a local bank, received honors at the first meeting of Group Seven. Delegates from Athens and Teta counties attended debates and tours of area facilities. The event concluded with a banquet at the Clarendon where W. C Van Voorhe was the master of ceremonies and Mr Montgomery participated.
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Montgomery
Ie Coshortan Natanal
Tor
Zane Vie
DeWolfe Hooper
Happiland
Clarendon
W. C van Voorhe
Hove
Agreement Broken Says Mr Wood In Divorce Plea
Mr Wood submits that he should not owe alimony or child support as terms of separation, while Zilpha Tarnaes Wood seeks alimony and custody. Duncan McDermott represent the husband as he seeks dismissal of the case and protection from further claims.
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J. J. Wood
Joha Barnes Wood
Wood
Rom
Wound
Duncan & MacDermott
Zilpha Garnes Wood
Mr Wood
MR. Wood
Zilpha Tarnaes Wood
Duncan & McDermott
Hye
Mgr. Wood
Orter Hayward
Dyer
Wien
Murry Weol
Weel
Inspectors Begin Review of County House Report
Alfred Peek and Feante Asbmnan sworn by Clerk McBane to inspect the county commissioners report with Prosecutor McDowell the pair were appointed by Judge Nichols and will begin work Thursday. project expected to take several days under the county oversight.
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Alfred Peek
Feante Asbmnan
Nicholas
McDowell
McBane
West Lafayette Partition Petition Filed in Common Pleas Court
A partition petition was filed in the Common Pleas Court on Thursday by Ty Duncan and SMcDeunoelt representing guardians for PVotet Teeks and the children, seeking division of two parcels in West Lafayette with attorneys Gil pan Rehanl and Jomma Tiaekenbenoht listed for the case.
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West Lafayette
Alvas
Ty Duncan & Smcdeunoelt
Raph GS
Philipa
Pvotet Teeks
Kenry Wells
Say Imteolit
Esalist
Jomma Tiaekenbenoht
Gil Pan Rehanl
Fox Hunters Chronicle Chase at Twin Cities Forest Meet
A fox hunting event in the Twin Cities drew a large crowd as one fox was captured after a forty five minute chase. The hunt saw injuries to a rider and a horse, with several participants reporting minor mishaps and the death of a horse during the incident. The event emphasized traditional fox hunting methods and the skill of the riders.
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Twin Cities
le Uhrlehsville Chronicle
Inc
Enase
Rolinhood
Nix Munir Sturt
Dexa Revaard
Wade Fine Roy
Marth
Syed So
Perl
Hans
Morisey
Genter
Morrison
Tuhus Storing, Jr
UG Drorry
Hin
Keary Takes Three Month Tour From St Louis to Sacramento
Mr Keary plans a three month trip starting in St Louis and visiting Sacramento and other places. This will be his first grand tour in 37 years and he intends to enjoy a vacation full of travel and rest.
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Josep
Rumor Reaches The Age About Frank Rhatgeizeettre
A rumor circulating in The Age mentions Frank Rhatgeizeettre in connection with a disputed matter. No official confirmation or details are provided in readable text.
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Geizeettre
Young Girl Shot While Tick Tacking Accident
Miss Zella M. Lease aged 18 was accidentally shot in the right leg by a friend Baemner Saylor during a tick-tack outing. They were at Miss Lease's parents home at Adams and Tenth streets when Saylor’s hand moved from a mantel and discharged the revolver. The bullet entered below the knee and lodged about four inches above the ankle. Dr. Menten and Dr. Cone removed it. The injury is not dangerous and Miss Lease is recovering. Saylor, employed at the Pennsylvania freight house, is greatly distressed over the accident. The Lease family may delay moving to Walhonding.
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Zella M. Lease
Baemner Saylor
Miss Leise
Dr. Menten
de. Cone
Saylor
Kens
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Community gossip and family visits fill the week with Mrs. Wilda Sowers and Pearl in Columbus earlier, Nave and Brenneman returning to Pittsburg, Sadie Clark visiting relatives near here, and several residents helping at a funeral. Minor travel and home maintenance chores accompany local social life.
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Inell
Saultrels
Wilda Sowers
Pearl
Martin Wolford
Idella
Columbus
Wm. Brenneman Nave
Pittshire
Sadie Clark
Wataaw
James Huffman
Wm Dickertson
Sylva Foster
Frank J Price
Matt
Jen Johnston
Armour Pry
Dora Kanavel
Gashoeton
Kevndth
Noble Dickerson
Roxcoe
War
Snrague
Former Roscoe Lady Dead in Columbus Home
Mary Barkhurst wife of John W. Barkhurst died at her Columbus home on Thursday after a brief illness. She lived in Roscoe for many years before moving to Delaware and then Columbus. She is survived by a husband, area kin including Charles Shell and Marvey Edwards, one daughter Edna, and several siblings led by Elizabeth Courtright and N Edwards. Interment is expected in Columbus with arrangements not yet announced.
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Mary
Edwardz) Barkhurst
John W. Barkhurst
Columbus
Roscoe
Delaware
Columines
Camae
Charles
Shell
Marvey
Edna
Mid
Elizabeth Courtright
Amt
N. Edwards
Bednn
Kas
Iin
George W. Edwards
Gohimbus
Thomas Edwards
Sarah Sumvord
Cere
Nade Et
Mrs Werner Injured After Fall on Orange Street
Mrs. Werner suffered a sprained wrist and facial injuries after leaving her home on Orange Street to walk with a visitor. She tripped over an obstacle placed on the sidewalk. The incident left her unable to move upright for several days.
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Werner
Duke Werner
Orenge Street
Dates for Institutes
Schedule of meetings for four town districts in the county farmers to be held this winter lists dates for each: Keene December 11 and 12 Nellie January 1 and 2 Frepne January 29 and 30 New Cilltord February 12 and 423 Programs for the meetings will be published hereafter.
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Keene
Dee IL
Nellie
New Cilltord
Bank to Award Corn Prizes Again at Annual Contest
The second annual corn prize contest will run from November to November 20 with more corn varieties. Prizes include Best Three Ears Yellow first $2 and second $2, White best ear first $2 second $1, and Pop Corn first $1 second $1. Three judges will assess all entries, ensuring fairness. Last year proceeds went to the Salvation Army. John Hover of Jackson won the first prize, B. O. Stingel was second, Herma Bhipestailhnd third.
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Salvation Army
John Hover
Jackson
B. O. Stingel
Herma Bhipes Taihnd
Hoskinson Real Estate For Sale In Mansingham County
Local real estate listing in Zanesville Ohio offers Mansingham County properties including homes and commercial sites. The notice mentions building lots and business properties, with government bonds accepted in exchange and an address at 47 Worth Fourth Street.
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Hoskinson Real Estate
Mansingham County
Worms
Zanesville
Ely
Honda
Hoxtinson 47
Fourth Street
Ohio
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