Roades Won by Overwhelming Vote for Good Roads
Official election counts show Good Roads winning 2192 to 460 in the district comprising Tuscarawas Jackson Franklin and Keene townships. Voter turnout and ward by ward tallies are included, urging continued community benefit from the program and urging residents to participate in future measures.
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Funsday
Board of Elections
Agalhet
Conrge
Good Bowls
Tuscarawas Jackson
Pranklin
Keene
Local Election Returns Across Townships and Mayoral Update
The report lists officials and vote tallies from multiple townships including Adams Trustees Clerks Treasurers and Justices with names like Stngenbarger Zimmerman and Clark. It notes mayoral results in Dresden and Adamsville with Democrats winning broadly others showing independents like Shafer gaining in Franeysburg.
Reverend Peters Urges Churches to Beat the Saloon
Reverend Peters delivered a final sermon in a series at the Christian church titled Can the Church Beat the Saloon. He argued the saloon harms society, citing accidents, property loss, and crime linked to liquor, and urged church-led action toward prohibition and moral reform.
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Christian Church
Railrroad
New York
Unien
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Young Men's Christian Association
Women’s
Max the Clever Dog Makes Lancaster Headlines
Max Ransom is described as the town’s smartest dog, able to distinguish real money from fakes and detect counterfeit dollars. From his Lancaster, Ohio origins to his role as a Christmas gift for Charley Ransom, the story highlights his urban wit and loyalty as he guards the family store and alerts clerks to misdirected deliveries.
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Ohio
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Deacons Elected at Emmanuel Lutheran Meeting
At Emmanuel Lutheran Church the annual congregational meeting elected three deacons: A. C. McCintock, A. J. Turner, and FL Lembright. Rev. Kunkle of Tuscarawas will preach at St. Pauls in the morning and here in the evening as candidate for the vacant pulpit left by Mr Weber.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A. C. McCintock
A. J. Turner
Lembright
Kunkle
Tuscarawas
St. Paul's
Mornog
Weber
Quo Vadis sermon on moral strength by Rev Hamilton
Rev Hamilton of the Presbyterian church opened a Brotherhood series with a large audience. The sermon titled Quo Vadis Whither Goest Thou urged men to resist past mistakes and temptations, stressing self control and moral leadership.
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Presbyterian Curea
Brotherhood
Tlamittan
Brotherhood of Man
Laymen Give Interesting Talks at Waesehurch Service
Sunday evening service featured layman speaker with a varied program of special music. Quartet solo with gallery response drew attention, while the coming Wednesday will present the fourth layman address on Practical Christianity as Viewed by a Taodgeman with the male quartet and Miss Bee Wright as accompanist.
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Temple
Beesilo Wright
Strenuous Rock Run Incident Prompts Restorative Plans
Reports describe a Sunday morning disturbance at Thomas Salinger's near Rock Run following heavy drinking. Squire Winer declined Monday invitation to help straighten the muddle after a fight left a few minor marks but no serious injuries.
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Rock Run
Thomas Salinger
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Squire Winer
One Thing for Many in the Grange Debate
Dr. George M. Twitchell cites Gilbert M. Tucker at a New York grange rally urging the order to limit focus to farmer related issues. He warns against narrowing to a single aim while stressing home life, schools, churches, and civic duties as vital to farming communities and future welfare.
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Grange
George M. Twitchell
Gilbert M. Tucker
New York
Sir. Tucker
Thao
Parcels Post Aim Moves From Rural Free Delivery
National Grange plans a strong push this fall to enact a parcels post law. Aimed at small packages up to eleven pounds, the plan would set 25 cents for general parcels post and a rural rate of 1 cent per pound with added increments, usable on a single rural route. The Grange expects to seek endorsements from state Granges this winter.
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National Grange
Grange
Bacheloer
Torpshire Retail Growers’ Association
United States
What the Grange Wants Ex-Governor Bell Comment
Ex Governor C J Bell of Vermont outlines Grange aims for the coming years in a newspaper interview. He cites parcels post national post savings and farm supports centralizing schools agricultural studies in public schools and nonpartisan policy for good citizenship. He says the Grange supports all reform efforts beneficial to farmers and community welfare.
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C.J. Bell
Vermont
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Loguittiea
Congress
Prize Speaking Contest at Concord Grange Finals
Five grange youths under fourteen competed in a prize speaking contest at Concord New York. First prize of 10 dollars went to India Blood of Tudson grange, second to Una White of Bow grange, and third to Welin Good of Derry. Governor Wooding of Connecticut is noted as joining a seventh degree class at the national grange meeting in Hartford in November.
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Soale Finar
Concord
R. S. Wooding
Connectcut
National Grange
Martford
Ministerial Association Holds Meeting at Library
The Coshocton Ministerial association met at the library Monday morning. Beyond the report of work in the different fields no matters of importance were taken up.
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Coshocton
Rates of Taxation in Coshocton County 1907
In pursuance of law the treasurer of Coshocton County Ohio announces the cents levied per hundred dollars of property listed for taxation for 1907. State purposes include Sinking Fund 1c University Fund 2.45c Common School Fund 10c total 13.46c. County purposes list County Fund 30c Judicial Fund 3c Infirmary Fund 2c Children's Home 2c Bridge Fund 15c Building Fund 5c Indigent Soldiers Fund 2c Read Fund Use total county levy 12c.
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Richard Clark
Coshocton
Ohio
Judicial
Children's Home
Burial of Jones Burns Ingraham at Oak Ridge Cemetery
The remains of Jones Burns Ingraham, who died Saturday, were brought from Crownsville Maryland to Coshocton for interment at Oak Ridge Cemetery after services conducted by Ta. William Hunt. Accompanied by family including Judge C M Ingraham of Kansas City Wisconsin and Mrs Mann of Sound Bay Orchard, Md, the pallbearers included Judge Hunt and local men. Ingraham, born 1878, had spent much of his life with relatives in Coshocton and Westerner. he died of consumption after a career in engineering and education.
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Pittshure
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Pittsburg
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FE Anderson
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Ravil Markley
Fred Timmons
Warner Harpeth Snyder
John Ricketts
Harry Beach
Tnerahram
Wurllogton
Town
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Fannie Jones
Elliott Tagraham
Coshoe- Leen
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Philsburg
Standard Underground Cable Co
Washington
Round Bay Orchard
Simday
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Lafayettes Football Schedule and Social Turmoil
Fragment shows West Lafayette college football planning a Sefo game one week from next Saturday and an attempt to arrange a Roscoe match on college rounds next Saturday. It notes officer Jackson handling numerous cases and widespread family desertion with many wives and children suffering, signaling social strain.
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Jackson
Golden Medical Discovery touted for digestive cures and catarrh
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak stomach digestion and catarrh, claiming it treats mucous surfaces and pelvic organs. It promotes a booklet on ingredients, asserts no alcohol, and offers free medical advice and a medical adviser pamphlet by mail.
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Theolk
Pierce
NASA
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Huffale
Dr. Pierce
Graperae
Gun Play Over Dogs Brags Sparks Saloon Incident
In Coshocton and Conesville, a dispute over dogs at a saloon led to Pete Morena and James Mand clashing with Jim, a boastful showman. Jim was arrested for abusive behavior after threatening a fight. fines and warrants followed, with Morgan and Homer Durand involved in court transfer attempts. John Shaw buys a Frayer-Miller car, touted as one of the country’s finest air cooled models.
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James Mand
Pete
Coshoct
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Stevenson
Major Smith
Morena
Conesville
Banjo
Temon
Jin
Morgan
Moe
Squire Winner
Homer Durand
John Shaw
J.T. Murray
Noted speaker to headline Knights of Columbus lecture
The Knights of Columbus announce a sterling lecture by Bella Karally regarded as a top eloquent speaker on the American platform. He is praised in comparison with Rev Fr Vaughn and will speak at the Sixth Street theatre on Sunday December 1 under KC auspices.
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