Local Notes and Upcoming Concerts in Coshocton
Community updates include Fischer visiting Pleasant Laughlin's, Mr. and Mrs. Shrimplin visiting Cowhoeton, and relatives with Howard ties. Mozart Concert Co. to perform at Irving Hall tonight as lecture series opens. Glee Club to headline November 26 at Presbyterian Church. Automobiles attract attention as Riley Clark and John Honabarger invest locally. a liver health ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Crosby Frisian Fur Co invites mail orders for animal hides to Rochester NY for fur goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
Sociauc
Ountain
Mise Franks of
Wooster
Plesding
Laughlin
Wm Shrimplin
Cowhoeton
Lowell
O. J. Foster
Joseph Severns
Howard
Mozart
Irving Hall
Glee Club of
Coshocton
Presbyterian
Pierce
Crosby Frisian Fur Company
Rochester
N. Y
Fresno family notices and travel plans in Daily Age
Fresno, Nov 13 The article lists local residents and visitors, including Oliver Buser in the Navy in Washington, Mrs McCrea visiting Steubenville and Bellure, Mr and Mrs Howard Ewing moving to Cambridge, and various relatives traveling or hosting in Coshocton and surrounding areas. It notes church services, visits, and several small town movements, plus a fur company advertisement and a note about the Daily and Weekly Age reaching most Coshocton County homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Oliver Buser
Mavy
Washington . C
McCrea
Steubenville
Shelly
Bellure
Dirs J B Park
Howard Ewing
Cambridge
Russell Beverhart
Lenhart
Chih
Rebecca Hood
George Wolfe
Is Ida
Everett Bord
Alief Wer
Harry Keeley
Des Moines
Coats
Mary Hanks
Hantons
Coskecton
Lila Bosc
Merchant
West Cafavette
White Eyes
Kimball
Frank Rnoegsestar
Ravesville
Sabbith
Mise Johnson
Charles Kiem
Coshocton
Harry Ports
Woods College School
Clarence
Dunlaves
Gladys Gretvins
Coshootan
Wis
Javoh Bretais
Grace Pratt
W Nicholas Aml Darghter Tyit
Cameron
Miss Lower
Cashocton
Wiss Mandie Selaer
Local Social News From Keene and Nearby Cities
Keene and surrounding residents hosted guests and attended gatherings over the weekend. Visitors from Coshocton New Castle and Northfield joined local families for dinners and Sunday calls. The community announces a lecture by Otterbein quartet on Friday November 29 and a Farmers Institute on December 11 and 12. High school students attended a Mozart concert in Warsaw Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Coshocton
H. H. Wood
Mowery
Jane Lawrence
B. Is. Shank
Clyde Overholt
Rev Overholt
Anderson
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Hettie McConnell
Northfield
John Love
C. McMichael
Aurora
Ind
A. Hoagland
Aura Hastings
Hagans
New Castle
Mira
Mitton Marquand
Charlies Hoagland
Robert Daugherty
Newcomerstown
C. W. Karr
H P. Dinsmore
M A Lawrence
Wm. McCann
Roscoe
Bettie McConnell
Mt Clemens
Otterbein Quartete
Farmers
Warsaw
Fractured Local Notes Highlight Oddball Events
Chestnut Ridge and Ewingsville districts report visits from friends and relatives. Temperance sermon at Ti hot’s channel noted. Clarence birthday prank escalates to courtroom chase. injuries minimal. Various locations mention school absences, baptist church dinner plans, and local humor. Seemingly faded memories of community life from Coshocton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P Shannon
Alex McConnell
Fern McConnell
Hettie McCarnell
Northfield
Anderson
Michigan
Zelyha Eadstey
H. Noale
Rey Chelton
Ti Hot
Oak Grove Grange News and December Officer Election
The Coshocton county Granges appoint legislative committees as November winds into December. Geo Balch Jr. sustained a fractured limb from a straw stack fall. Mrs Wryter visited New Philadelphia relatives. Officer installation is set for the first regular December meeting and members are urged to select capable officers. Pleasant Valley Bible Class plans Swamp schoolhouse entertainment to fund an organ. Granges are asked to prepare county delegate instructions for the State Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Geo. Balch, Jr
Coshocton County
Geo Wryter
New Philadelphia
Pleasant Valley Bible
Bakersville community notes reflect quiet election and local life
In Bakersville on November 14 the election passed quietly with the usual Democratic majorities. Bridges received scant votes, John McCormick of Was place stayed home due to erysipelas, Dr. Wilson attended. Local residents report housework now, Leech plans, and various neighbors visiting, moving, or changing farms. Mildred Stephen visited Newcomerstown, a furnace was installed, and several residents made local business trips. The Layland area reports a birth, and local farming activity, workshop moves, and public utility updates appear amid routine community tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
Mus‘kangum
Tuscarawas
John McCormick
Was Place
Eresypelas
Dr. Wilson
Kim Lewis Wolf
Kansas
Leech
Jake
Mildred Stephen
Newcomerstown
John Leech
Warner Devault
Adam Poriz
Federation and Manufacturers clash over labor war risk
Norfolk November session shows AFL and National Association of Manufacturers ready for a brutal battle. AFL plans a fighting fund while accusing manufacturers of pressuring organized labor. Gompers and Van Cleave figures are cited in the dispute as the clash intensifies amid sharp accusations. Also reported is the death of J B Cun MiRWaAn, a famed Birmingham area educator, from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation and Manufacturers’ Association
Norfolk
American Federation of Labor
Nat.wal Association of Manufacturers
Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Gompers
Galt
van Cleava
Burk Stove and
Range Lompany
St. Louis
Fed Vations Executive Council
St Wall
Scott
A Good Cook and a Witty Remark by Sydney Smith
A humorous aside notes Sydney Smith praising his wife’s cooking and joking that over a lifetime he had eaten forty eight four-horse wagon lords more than was good for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Dresden Woman on Trial for Illicit Liquor Sale in Jefferson
A Dresden woman Mrs William Laymin faces trial in common pleas court at Zanesville after a jury drawn by Judge Jennings will hear the case on Thursday. Prosecutor J A White of Columbus will lead the case in the dress of the Wesel liquor sale charge. The report also notes a separate item about Pennsylvania pay car scrip circulation at Coshocton with workers receiving scrip checks, some cash, amid concerns over its acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Blind Tiger
Mra
Wiliam Laymin
Jefferson Township
Common Pleas Court
Zanesville
Jennings
J. A. “White
Columbus
Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Coshocton
New York Bank of Commerce
Pittsburg
Bitter mood at lawyers in Ben Dickerson case persists
Citizens of Washington and Bedford townships denounce the course of the Dickerson case and its lawyers after a new trial grant. A prominent neighbor voices strong bitterness, saying the public has turned on Dickerson and his defenders, reflecting broad local hostility toward all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dickerson
Washington
Bedford
Dickerson
Dry Hole at Otsego
A drill at the John Ross farm on the Otsego property failed for Nav Jussia Moore & Co. The company reported an unsuccessful bore, naming Turling tary hole Mista as a noted setback during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otsego
Otsexo
Lushay Moore & Co
John Ross Farm
Turling
Tty Tessa
Tax Reform Debated At Convention And Legal Opinion On Justices
Tax reform arguments stress revenue classifications and uniform auditing while urging fair taxation. In evening talks Lawson Purdy and Charles Reed spoke on public opinion and fiscal equity. Legal opinion from Wade Fills outlines terms for justices of the peace and township officers elected in 1905, detailing when successors take office and holdover rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Purdy
New York
Justices OF the Peace
Joseph Blegs
Board of Elections
Department of State
Attoreey
Wade FE
Fills
Carmi A. Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Matetal
Supreme
Togianituee
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office 1907
Unclaimed letters remain at the Coshocton post office with a Nov 11 1907 deadline. Names listed include Miss Myuvetta Toward Mrs A V M Gornik Miss Minera Pepper and several gentlemen. BoM Snider notes the advertised items and requests reply by date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Welk
Misa Myuvetta
A. V. M. Gornik
Minera Pepper
van Ballen
W. Bbeebe
Boyd Putcher
Mr. Peles
Walter N. Deal
R.W. Jalmes
Laughlin
Alexander May
Ww. McCoy
Dennis O'lsrien
Geo
Savery
Bom
Snider
Coshocton Veterinarian Receives National Honor
A Coshocton veterinarian is commended for notable work featured in the American Veterinary Review. Coshocton’s doctor is profiled for intercat testing and Ohio practice, with the piece circulated in Europe and worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
New York
Foster
Europe
New Coaches for Panhandle Train Upgrade
A large number of passenger cars of modern type will move from eastern Pennsylvania lines to the Panhandle as changes replace the old cars with new stock. The old palace cars will be reassigned to smaller lines like T W V O, while the fate of the palace car on the latter is unclear. Frank Tomblinn's saloon near Peoples Bank has closed due to dull business. Further closures are anticipated before the next heavy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Allatoel Tarsefat
Pittsburg
Woodness
Frank Tomblinn
Peoples Bank
Conesville News and Local Incidents Report
Conesville residents: Mrs Ralph Philips returns from Indiana. Min Waunie Davis back from Delaware. Co shopton Ball Telephone staff in town on business. several local visits including Freeman of Aleron. Chief Maple visits and calms a disruption caused by traveling showmen. Franes Ford in Coshocton. H A McBride and Harmon Kineels on business trips. Wind toppled a ladder injuring painter Frank Stark. he received medical care and rest at home. Thanksgiving plans noted from Toledo Blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville Conesvile
Ralph Philips
Indiana
Min Waunie Davis
Delaware
Messen Mirlie
Grant
Coshiocton Ball Telephone Force
Conesvile
Freeman
Aleron
Conesville
Maple
Gonesvile
Irn Fmiler
Cones- Villans
Blomelt
Frances Ford
Coshocton
Trank Stark
Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Upper Walnut Street
Mr. Shik
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Will Trudaves
Dankins
Merrigar
Danziner
Pearl
Hopedele
Vistless
Mire Willis Dutilasco
Jolie Crofts
Aut Creek
Musb
John Aker
Tunellen City
Rannas
Mes Doeller
Mier
Blidenshare
Esha Hut
Hess
Crosby Fabian Fur Company
Rochesten
Chestnut Ridge
Amos Frye
Beck's
T K. Finlay
T J. Hedington
Witte
Cherie Randles
Auditors Office
Ewisville Lewsvilie
Marth Sinden
Wiggins
West Lafayete
Ami
Frank Humes
Tima
Ohio
Eliza Wilhelm
Florence Fisher
W QO Renner
Samuel Nelson
Wariscrabble
James Nelson
Luzy Walker
Mary Henderson
tLiona Roberts
Charles Geehtel
Baptist Ehurch
Hheir
Limes Lennon
Coshouton
Steward Wallelin
Roscor
Costhocton
Willow Brook
Willow
Maddieton
Canal Sour
Gil Dast
Bear of
Granville
Milhork
Charley Clark
Layland
Wro
Mr .Arnold
Wash Fatwells
Menry Conrail
Dan Kelser
Leander Low
St Tion
Joseph Beall
Tohn Kerstetter
Lawrence Claring
Leander Low's
B. Ro Kerser
Sies
Haxton Bros
Nelle
Nellie
OFC EO
Buil
Sivemonths
Frugden
Vcun Mirwaan
Birmingham
Ala
Hich School
Babe
Charles Beiooh
Oal Grove
Powell's
Cemtery
Paetinopia
Malinda Frederick
B. Fredemich
Oan
Gerry Farnest
Cothoden
Ghirles Mullet
Shannon
Charles Banthbam
Neice
Barbara
G Gamertsfelder
Miss Tazel
GG Shorter
Dawillo
Charles Biinn Mharles Voorhees
Thomas Bnew Aobert Havedd Dames
Taara Kyros Alvi Siar Peary Gambetstetder
Roy Chmertafetder
Mish Crlta Meek
Mabed Eyedstes
Mise Gledys
Mien Galdla Snow
Misa Stella Pudsley
Pansy Intel
Iva Snow
Mieq Minar Rendle
Uelnby Snow
Elizabeth Infield
Etna Bewer
Mies Chiles Speck
P Gitlin
Wild Turkey Loch
Tost
Lee
Dr Varvell
West Lafayette
Plati
Garbison
Carnahan
South Lawn
Sydmore
Bancroft
Panecoft
Syemore & Chest
Monti
Miss Wirnet
Mayde Probler
Miss Davis
Ming Cozelty Fisher
Lannrto
Ingham
Dummerninth
Miss Smith
Atr
Moawrey
Carneshan
Creager
Misa Williama
THE
Ranson Day Goods CO
Ermine
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Plainfield
Minx
Lla Sprague
W A Chaltant
Byasshe
Rey
Chalfant
Athesville Courier
Wagoner
Wilson
Langhin Ho
MR. Price
WN. 8S Price
Tunnel HE
Cheroker County
Manas
Mistouri
Tad Pess
Price
Eaderly
Sigs
Journallst
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Frank Ashman
Gourley
Coshecton
Toledo ‘Blade
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