Live Stock Prices From Pittsburg and Buffalo Markets
Cattle and hog receipts varied with light activity in Pittsburg on November 13, notes show prime and extra cattle 5.60 to 6.25, common to fair 3 to 4.60, veal 2.50 to 8.25, hogs 4,500 head with prime 5.60 to 5.75 and common 3.50 to 5.10, sheep and lambs active from 4.75 to 5.60. Buffalo reports show cattle slow, veal and calves 4.25 to 9.25, sheep and lambs 2.75 to 7.30, hogs 4,250 with mixed and Yorkers 5.65 to 5.85 and heavies 5.90.
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Pittsburg
Bart Buffalo
Grain prices and futures quotes from Toledo and Chicago
Grain prices listed for Toledo cash wheat at 95 1/4 cents and corn at 61 cents with oats 50 1/8, cloverseed 9.45, alfalfa 5.30, Timothy 2.20, rye 30. Chicago futures show Wheat Dec at 95 1/2, May 1.04 1/8, Corn Dec 55 7/8, May 56 7/8, Oats Dec 47 1/4, May 60 3/4.
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Toledo
Mulligan’s Pvt
Chicago
Local Prices Corrected by Hanley Milling Co
Hanley Milling Co lists corrected local prices for grains and feeds. Wheat at 2262, Corn 66, Oats 2.6, Meal unpolished 150, meal bolted 25, Bran 2.2, Middlings 2, Salt per barrel rye 2, Fleur per bushel 5.60, Flour bol 1-8?, Cracked corn 130, Screenings 2.2 sisc 240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley Milling Co
LINTON MAN LOSES A COLT
Linton Mills November 12 report Mr Harry Stone and daughter Nellie visited Newcomerstown Tuesday. H Lawrence lost a valuable spring colt last week. Alex Day of Zanesville was here on business. Mrs Harry Hammersley and daughters Helen and Stella called on her sister Mrs J W Dusenberry of North Ben Tuesday. Mrs W H Shryock and brother Henry were in Newcomerstown Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C B P Bowman called at EB C Carr's Thursday. John Gable of Cleveland spent part of last week at Jos Dean's. Mr and Mrs Hugh Green Mrs Peter Hammersley and son Harry and Harrison Magness were in Newcomerstown Friday. Henry Harbold came from Dennison Friday due to illness of his brother Will in Coshocton. Miss Anna Welker and Peter and Sadie Harbold were in Coshocton Saturday. Jas Stone of Sencaville spent weekend with his parents here. Ed Hammersley of Newcomerstown spent weekend with relatives here. The social Saturday night was a success. proceeds were 15.50. Henry Miller and family of Birds Run spent Sunday at R S Lawrence's. Jas Welker of Cashotion visited his parents from Saturday to Monday. Leonard Shryock and family of West Lafayette visited Sunday. Mrs Ellen Miskimen and Nancy Patterson are in poor health. Adam Hosselt was in Newcomerstown Monday. C Kissner went to Warsaw on business.
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Linton Mills
Harry Stone
Nellie
Newcomerstown
H. Lawrence
Alex Day
Zanesville
Harry Hammersley
Helen
Stella
J. W. Dusenberry
North Ben
W H Shryock
Henry
C. BP. Bowman
EB. C. Carr
John Gable
Cleveland
Jos
Dean's
Hugh Green
Peter Hammersley
Harry
Harrison Magness
Henry Harhold
Dennison
Will
J. H. Henderson
Coshocton
Anna Welker
Peter
Sadie Harbold
Coshoct
Jas. Stone
Sencaville
Ed. Hammersley
Newcomers Town
Henry Miller
Family of Birds Run
Lawrence’s
Jas Welker
Cashocton
Leonard Shryock
West Lafayette
H. M. Shryock
H. S. Shryock
Ellen Miskimen
Nancy Patterson
Adam Hosselt
Frances Patterson
George Back
Jos. Angle
Plainfield
Irma Weber
Harry Haversley
Costet
Geo, Hootman
P. S. CG. ER
E. G. Carr
P. Rowman
Seth Hootman
Wesley Moore
Conesville
Hiram Welker
Birds Run
Whatncey Poland
Strasburg
John Jiller
Forney
New York
Official early city election count shown by The Age
The official city tally as of 3 PM shows Robert Caldwell leading councilatlarge and Henry Richardson atop the Board of Public Service. Mayoral winner Gail Hamilton trails by 117 votes. partisan splits favor Republicans in most major posts. township totals and Prohibition results are also listed.
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Smith
Mayer Smith
Tuscarawas
Age
Robert Caldwell
Henry Richardson
Board of Public Service
Mr. Temple
Gail Hamilon
S A. Stacey
Chas. G. Smith
Richard Darnes
Levi Williams
All Republiccans
C. W. St. Clair
UL. K. Robertson
R. B. Caldwell
Senter
Broome
Hudson
Laird
Perry
Denzer
Evans
Abbott
Miller
Williams TJ
Kuntz
Justice of the Peace
Staats
Wimmer
Constable
Graham
Fee
McCormick
Mcormick
Ware
Fresno Folks Have Guests
Fresno notes visitors and locals with several brief updates. Donley of Cambridge visited John Kobel's family while Charles Danlan works as a carrier on RB. F. D Wo. 6 retired from Per. Inn for treatment though still seriously ill. Minnie Klein begins as clerk at Miller Schmalts dry goods. Mrs Shambaugh renovates her spring purchase.
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Fresno
Donley
Cambridge
John Kobel
Charles Danlan Carrier
Per. Inn
Minnie Klein
Miller & Schmalts Gry Goods Company
Shambaugh
E. A. Swigert
Frant
Curt Craig
Mansfield
Allen
Mary Kennedy
Cleveland
J. A. Thomas
Alex Adams
Elmore Devis
Dr. Boyd
J. E. Hamilton
Grace Pigman
Warsaw
Tose Elliott
Houston Way
Dennise
Pittsburg
J. A Lockard
Craiglow
Shelby
Allen Weir
Beir
Westly Chapel
Cemtery
John Norman
R. DB
Carrier
Norman
James Norman
Indiana
Miss Lenhart
Chili School
Funeral Call Draws Leffler and Geager Kin to Harrison County
Mrs Leffler and Miss Mina Geager are summoned to Harrison County to attend the funeral of their brother James Creagher who has been ill for five years with tuberculosis. Hunters pursue game after a cafe visit. Four Coshocton men Morris Raiff Bumeardner and a companion with a dog head north toward Plain Hill to hunt bears wild cats corn muskrats or any clawed quarry. They travel heavily armed with Ant described as a walking arsenal. Outcome of the expedition not yet reported.
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Leffler
Mina Geager
Harrison County
James Creagher
Arsenal
West Lafayette
Lingafelter Bond Suit Wins $35,000 Judgment
Ronaldem of Lingafelter case involves Newark Savings Bank Co receiver recovering 350,000 bond from James F Lingafelter who served as cashier. Court records show agreement with bondsmen for a judgment of 35,000 after jury was stalled and case submitted to judge. Law firms Stasel Flory Norpell Hunter Smythe Kibler Miller Jones handled the matter.
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Lingafelter
Newark
A. Stanel
Newark Savings Bank Co
J. F. Lingafetter
James F. Lingafelter
Langafelter
Stasel Flory & Flory
Norpell & Norpell
Hunter, Smythe & Smythe
Kibler &Montgomery
Miller, Jones & Jones
NEWSY NOTES OF ISLETA ISLETA IS A NOV. 8 REPORT
News items from Isleta and West Lafayette detail visits by Rev Beck and Mrs Jance, trips to Newark Coshocton and Alexandria, and social calls. College notes from West Lafayette praise President Stranghn, a $5000 subscription wins, new boarding hall furnishings, broader gas service, rising enrollment, noon prayer meetings, and active athletics though a planned game with Newcomerstown was canceled.
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College
West Lafayette Cottese
Nav
Stranaghn
Music Hall
Stranghn
Jbunune
Personal notes from Linton Mills and nearby towns
Local gossip records visits and lifeways at Linton Mills Coshocton Plainfield Newcomerstown Strasburg and surrounding areas. Mentions Frances Patterson George Back Irma Weber and others with travel visits Ascertainments include pie social at CG ER and a move to Coshocton by the Stanford family. Rev Frank McConnell visited New York briefly and temperance sermon noted.
Special examiner report finds minor irregularities in school board funds
Prosecutor McDowell obtained Fowler's report detailing corrections for township officers and school boards. Found minor infractions, requiring reimbursements, proper itemization, and barred actions such as selling school goods and improper hires.
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McDowell
Fowler
Feowuty
Roscoe Urges Bridges Across Town
Editor calls for rapid bridge construction in Roscoe and nearby areas. Citizens and taxpayers voice support for both bridges, urging prompt action while referencing community meetings and local posts.
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Roscoe
Jackson Shoots Sick Horse After Foot Injury Incident
Humane Officer Jackson shot a horse on Thursday after it suffered from a nail-foot injury while the animal, named Jackjaw, was kenneled with another horse. Owner Fred Murphy of the eastern area reported the animal. Dr J E Foster traveled to Kimbolton on Saturday afternoon to attend a restialition valued at 3600.
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Jackson
Oficer Jackson
Fred Murphy
Fowd
J. E. Foster
Kimbolton
Lafayette Personal Notes Reflect Local Travel and Incidents
Mrs John Kork spent a week with Mrs Same Crilig in Wabash Indiana. Visitors include Dr George Love and Mrs Ells Nicholy in Toledo. Mrs C Stewart and children from Columbia visited relatives Friday night. Charles Hoagland of Mansfield, married to Miss Vonnie Cochran, injured in a wreck at Bowerton Sunday. Joe Rehard plans to visit his brother John for a while then California with his son Will. Misses Wiz ard and Ellen Miller of Coshocton visiting sister Mrs Lewis Leienninger. Andrew Fisher and Hiram Van Kirk from Coshocton and Columbus seen Monday. Mrs Ida Dickersons Tsler restaurant closed Friday as creditors claim Sond sold meals cut 35 to 25 cents.
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Lafayette
John Kork
Same Crilig
Wabash
Indiana
George Love
Ells Nicholy
C. (Stewart
Children
Columbia
Charles Hoaglant
Mansfield
Marriet
Mies
Vonnie Cochran
Bowerstown
Teg
Joo
John
Califoenia
Wills
Wiiza Ard Eien Miller
Coshocton
Lewis Leienninger
Calring
Andrew Fisher
Hiram van Kirk
Muley Cow Case Dismissed by Humane Society Meeting
The Humane Society met at the library Friday evening to review evidence on the muley cow case. After discussion, the attorney for the society moved to drop the matter under Uriane law due to insufficient evidence. An appeals committee will review potential appropriations for compensation to the Humane Officer. The society adjourned until next call of the president.
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The
Humane Society
Huemane
Jackson
Ths
Payrolls Exceed 36000 At Local Banks This Week
Payrolls at Commercial National Bank totaled 8100 with several named firms including Keay and Lour Hunt Crawford Houston Hay Axle Oden Valley Coal David Davis Coal Locust Grove Coal and others. Coshocton National Bank issued 20226.87 for Columbus Coal Ama Mining Barnes Coal Wall Meek Mining and related firms. Poontes Bank paid 3300 for Novelty Ad Co Coshand Novelty Co Avyimdala Glove Citizens Tele9one and Domestic Mfg Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
Keay & Lour
Hunt-Crawford Co
Houston Hay Axle Co
Oden Valley Coal Co
David Davis Coal Co
Locust Grove Coal
Coshocton National Bank
Columbus Coal
Ama! Mining Go
Barnes Coal and Minine Co
Wall Go
Meek Co
Poontes Bank
Official count for ward councilmen announced
Official tally completed for ward councilmen margins. City ticket results remain incomplete by Anditer Smith and Mayor Smith. Ward 1 Hanlon D Ware. Ward 2 Temple R. Ward 3 Riley R by 4. Ward 4 Fleming D by 1.
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Anditer Smith
Smith
Hanlon
Temple
Riley
Amazing double life tale rocks Portland mystery case
In London at Marylebone police court American Robert Caldwell details the Druce mystery claim that the fifth Duke of Portland and Charles Cruece are one man. He says the duke lived as Druce, ran Baker Street bazaar, married a shopgirl, fathered a family, faked Druce’s death, and staged a funeral to end the career. Caldwell corroborates these assertions amid the ongoing inquiry.
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London
Robert Caldwell
Duke of
Portland
Marylebone
Druce
Thonas Charles Cruece
Baker Street Bazaar
Caldwell
New Fraternity Organized in Coshocton
A chapter of Alpha Pi, a national high school fraternity, is established in Coshocton with seven charter members. Caesars Palmer and the Newark chapter officials assisted. Members include Carl Stegrist Charles Johnson Glenn Marshall Lawrence etl Jobo Rhedhhaver Fred Myser and Exe Lightell. Eight or ten more will be initiated within a week and a banded initiation is planned.
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Alpha Pi
Cogyhocton
Clesars Palmer
Thite
Newark
Glenn Marshall Lawrence Etl
Jobo Rhedhhaver
Fred Myser
Exe Lightell
New Firm Launched By Smith and Baker In Coshocton Nation
Smith and Baker real estate and insurance brokers form new firm led by Merre B. Smith and Robert Q. Barer both bank officers with licenses to issue insurance. They underwrite fire and accident policies and plan strategic tele and banking services. Local events reference a show incident in Conesville with Chief Mapel, a court appearance, and a report of heavy drinking at a traveling show. The corn yield for the year is two and a half billion bushels averaging 26 bushels per acre with 83 quality.
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Toei Conmmerchu Cirelos
Smith & Baker
Aiil
Mardhes
Coshoctom Nation
Merre B. Smith
Robert Q. Barer
Ansistant
Pale Ter
Nsueanen
Wfe
Svi Dea A Strateht
Tearigee
Rane
Washington
Turkeys to Be Cheaper This Thanksgiving, Toledo Reports
Market outlook from Toledo Blade says turkeys likely cheaper this year if no unforeseen shocks occur. Stockpiles in Toledo are high as farmers curb feeding to avoid rising costs. prices may cap around 20 cents per pound. Cranberries and oysters also expected to stay near prior year levels with modest price changes.
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Toledo Blade
Nome
Toledo
Ohio
Dontrary
Wedding ends noted amid troubled nuptials in Wild Times
The wedding of Nicholas Moneersree Wits and his bride faced legal hurdles as parental consent issues and incomplete signatures disrupted the ceremony. Authorities report the couple, both young, had their plans unsettled by the unsettled arrangements, while attentive observers note postponement and local gossip surrounding the event.
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New May
Taory
Aly
Nicholas Moneersree
Wits
Lafayette Beats Warsaw 15 0 Amid Scheduling Dispute
West Lafayette college defeated Warsaw 15 to 0 as players and officials clashed over delays and halved play time. Coaches and organizers disputed refusal to resume, with Hoffman and Miller noted for key scores as the controversy lingered into the afternoon.
Dates for Farmers Keene New Guilford Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a local farm or market date notice mentioning Keene New Guilford and several undecipherable dates in December January. Reads like a community calendar item with names Sara Wey Nellie and possibly Jar or Frowno. No clear event details or complete dates readable.
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Sara Wey
Tig
Keene
Nellie
Jar
Frowno
Jan
New Guilford
Poison in Garbage Can Sparks City Complaints
A resident in Main Street area plans to poison his own garbage can to deter stray dogs. He describes feeding the trash to a pack of dogs and intends to dose the can with poison tea. Several other residents in the city report numerous similar complaints.
Prices Still on Market at Saturday Morning Sale
The Saturday market drew Coshocton housewives with baskets, buying butter at 25 to 28 cents per pound and pork at 75 to 80 cents, with imbol and anplas around $1. Fronts prices ranged 27 to 80 cents per dozen, mostly 36. Thirty nine spaces were occupied.
Keene Literary Club Presents Debate and Lecture Series
Keene Literary Society organizes a debate on political rights with West Hartford teachers Fred W. Shatpless and Frank W. Mowery facing local members John Bennett and Frank Leech. The first Keene Lecture course features the Otterbein Quartette on November 29, and events include Presbyterian W M S gatherings and local social notes.
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Keene
Keer
Chursiday
Mrs Wilson May Be Dying in Bakergville
Spacat charity taker Wetton, wife of Dr Wheaay, critically ill with dropsy after moving from Otsego three weeks ago. Mrs Wilson’s brother and sister in Otsego were hopeful for recovery. Dresden Mill closed for weeks as repairs planned, aims to resume early next year. Plant shutdown affects about 20 workers.
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Wilson
Bakergvile
Taker Wetton
Wheaay
Otsego
Dresden
Drealen
Shepanl
A. A. Garver
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