Live Stock Market Summary and Grain Prices
Live Stock receipts light at PreSbburg with mixed hog and cattle values. Cattle common to fair 3 4.40. hogs 2,000 head prime and yorkers 4.70 4.75. sheep and lambs steady with good to prime lambs 4.50 5.25 and fair to choice 4.20 6.50. Grain quotes include Toledo wheat cash 98 1 2 cents. corn 56 1 2. timothy 2.15. cloverseed 9.25. milled oats 5.35. Chicago wheat Dec 95 5/8. May 103 3/8. corn Dec 55 7/8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbburg
Toledo
Mulligan
Chicago
Local Price Corrections From HarLer Rattle and Snyder Grocers
Corrected grocery purchasing prices show bears per pound goat lard and springers, with butter and tared items listed. The fragmentary OCR notes from Harley Rattle Co and Snyder Grocery Co indicate corrected price entries for a village market, including chickens and eggs, butter and lard, and per pound figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Grocery Co
Elks Prepare for Annual Memorial Services at Sixth Street
The Elks hold their annual memorial session Sunday at 2:30 PM at the Sixth Street theatre. Walter Thompson chairs the program committee as members meet at the Elks hall then march to the theatre. East Liverpool Elk W. E. Wells will speak, then deliver the Columbus address. The service is public with local and visiting members, music, prayers, and an oration by Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
Sixth Street Theatre
Walter Thompson
Roga! Lodge
Elks Alu
East Liverpool
W. E. Wells
Columbus
Columbus , Elks
Koeller
Caldwell
Hoffman Mano
My Shephard II
Miss Mortley
Miss Brook
Mr. Dawson
Thompson Husse
Exalter Ruler
Voorhees
R. T. Hunt
Lodge
Fisher
Mr. Thompson
Pollard Shot Dead in Mexico While Employed by Yahoo Rubber
A telegram from Juanita, Mexico, reports Boland Pollard, 26, native of Keene, killed last Sunday by the foreman of Yahoo Rubber Co. Pollard had led the company’s operations for five years and was a superintendent at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Keene, N
Boland
Pollard
Juanita
Yahoo Rubber Company
Rubber Company
Memorial day service honors fallen G A R members
A Memorial Day observance for Richard Lanning Post G A R drew a small crowd at Grand Army hall as veterans, Women’s Army Corps, and Sons of Veterans paid tribute. Officers led the ritual, biographies of the deceased were read, and an eloquent address by J F Meek urged continued work for liberty, education, temperance, and national renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siday
Richard Lanning
G. A R
Grand Army Hall
Post
W. A. C. and Sons of
Dawson
Smith
Huston
Thompson
Lodge
Post Cormander Smith
Thomson
Fay
Shroyer
Marquis Norris
Eli Voorhees
King
Love
Compton
J. F. Meek
Meek
Cosboeton
Pethans
America
Italy
Germany
United States
Europe
Aurasia
Gettysburg
Chicamaug
Ina
Nnion
Rhines Aml
Satinehe
Prohibition Party
Prohibitonists
Cme
Roosevelt Leader Praised for Courage in Address
An audience applauded as Roosevelt's leadership was hailed for speaking out against wrong. After the address, Mr. Meek was surrounded by scores of well wishers congratulating him on the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mr. Meek
Bir
Wife of Dr Clarke Dies in Cleveland
Nellie Kemp Rogers Clark wife of Rev C E Clark died suddenly on Saturday night in Cleveland after suffering head pain and a blood vessel rupture. She was 33, formerly of West Lafayette Ohio, and survived by three children and two sisters. The death caused postponement of Euclid Avenue M E church activities and follows her earlier widowhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Clark
Cleveland
Amsterdam
N. Y
M. B. Pratt
Clark
Ohio
Nel ‘Ie Kemp
West Lafayette
Oho
Ohio Westey Wi College
J. Warl Rogers
Rogers
West Lifsyatte
Ren. Clark
Coshocton
West Lafayalle
M. Kemp
Pregton
Mass
D. Ayer
Preston
Minn
der Garwood
North Lewisburg
Fate of Dickerson case stirs Knox readers letters
A lengthy undated letter from Wadensburg to The Age questions why Tom McCoy’s testimony in the Dickerson trial was not fully presented. The writer accuses authorities of delaying justice, citing circumstantial evidence and alleging suppression. The editor asserts the letter’s facts and corrects errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Dickerson
I Wadensburg
Nimes
Luti
Cashocton
Bladenshburg
Odear
Dekersxon
Tom
Tess Han
Kate Hughes
Gen
Ben
Kason
Toms
McCoy
Epherteve
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office Week Ending Nov 5
List of unclaimed letters at Coshocton post office for week ending November 5 includes Mise Frances Lydick, Mrs. J. OW. Porte, Frank Emerson, Gilbert Flint, Domenico Gut, Jellaro J. J. Jackson, John Rice, H. Stuckum, Charley Woo, and others. Addressees urged to call and claim, marked advertised with dates and steps for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Frances Lydick
J. OW. Porte
Webbes Tebbett
Frank Emerson
Gilbert Flint
Domenico Gut
Jellaro
J. J. Jackson
A. Rethe
John Rice
H. Stuckum
le EB. Tel
Maze
Charley Woo
Personal notices from Blissfield and Evansburg
Blissfield and Evansburg personals list residents visiting relatives and friends, travel from Canton, Columbus, Akron, Canal Dover, Coshocton, West Lafayette, Millersburg, and Fresno. Names include Clautte Williamson Fox Weatherwax Stanton Mullers Barrow Plumer Norris Van Dusen Richmosa Felver Lem, with moves to Delhart Texas and Lottie Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blissfield Bligsfield
McLaugh+ Un
Sale
Clautte"Williamson
Elmer Fox
Young “Fieeples
Lancaster
Andrew Weatherwax
Canton
Uris Place
Hattie Stanton
Millersburg
Harvey Henderson
Columbus
Newton Muller
Miss Rhony of
Layland
Dbuzzard
Killbuck
Barrow
Akron
Joseph Barrow
Lis Place
Evansburg
C. A. Reynolds
Josephine
Canal Dover
Sane Norris
C. A. van Dusen
West Lafayette
C. E. Nelson
George Plumer
Coshocton
Benj. Hurt's
Lewis Gephart
Kate Norris
Porter
Jery Fives
George Davis
Coshoct
Special Thanksgiving Service at Christian Union Church
Special service announced for next Thursday at 7 Velock with songs and recitations by the Sunday school and a sermon by Frey. The event, at 1 St. Dillon Newarl, draws many from Manyloshoeton eager to hear the able young minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union Shureh
Velock
Frey
St. Dillon
Newarl
Salesmen Reception Plans At The Meek Company
Recap of company activities and awards for Meek Co employees at the week ending November 1. Highlights include calendar and sign departments placing employees, a salesmen reception during the upcoming convention, and notes on bowling teams and upcoming contests designed to boost sales and advertise the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEEK
Ginger Beeame
Wissonfold
Saleamen
Ck Cabell
Ernest Higgins
Naheographic Press
Meek Co
Andi Vomyngt- Sen
Henry Startman
Oncar Taverlock
William Wendt
Hum Savery
FE Weleker
Mhaarages
Incomplete Notes on Holland Trade and Staff Updates
A jumbled local page fragment discusses Holland trade matters and reader recollections about a Brother Holland incident. It mentions Mr Hulsh returning to the Leather Department after illness and lists staff on the sick list including Vida Stacey Nettle Randles and Biota Wallace. Mentions Maud Shrigtey improving and Miss Neal Weaver planning Thanksgiving in Newark. A Milwaukee salesman poem ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Limmerick
Folowlig
Holand
Peter
Hulsh
Worfle
Vida’ Stacey
Nettle Randles
Biota Wallace
Leather Department
Maud Shrigtey
William Laird
Neal Weaver
Newark
Georgia Kiney
Milwaukee
Davis
Kannally Lecture At Sixth Street Theatre In Sunday Night Series
The Kannally lecture at the Sixth Street theatre draws a reverent audience with Mr Kannally portraying the biblical journey from Judas to Jeru salem. The piece emphasizes the beauty of divine acts and the love of man amid vivid, new imagery and solemn delivery. Christmas shopping reform advances in Coshocton with new stock and prepared clerks as merchants welcome holiday crowds and plan timely service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannally
Sixth Street
Sterling
Jordan
Mouat
Jerusalem
Garden
Gethsemane
Stembling
Fort
Petold
Metrellints
Cleveland
Charitles
Commities
New York
National
Constunlers' League
Coshoeton
Lia
Chrishiane Enielines
Caele Clutistass Khong
Genie
Coshocton
Snake killed late in year near Adamaville by Adams Kibet
A viper was killed late in the year near Adamaville after Flo, hauling stone, disturbed it. The reptile fought back before dying as reported by the Huarbed-Adamaville Register during a period of harsh weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lown
Flo
Adamaville Register
New Moscow Church Freed From Debt
The M E church at New Moscow has been freed from debt by the generosity of members and friends. The well built frame edifice is well lighted and heated with seating capacity of 260, a handsome addition to the prosperous little community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Moscow
Personal notices from Keene November meeting social
Keene residents share dinners and visits with friends and relatives across Coshocton and nearby towns. Mrs Lydia Turner hosts wedding of Filbury Beall and Lizsia Turner while Delia Leech entertains guests including Dr McMichael and Prof McCurdy. Lecture quartet to perform November 29 with debaters Sharpless Mowery Beall and Leech debating government office under our rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene Keene
Clyde Overhott
Georgia Itichle
Nele Whittemore
Currie
Nev Shannon
Glover Porter
Ellis Porter
Z. J. Wood
Coshaston
Woorf
Filbury Beall
Morgantown
W. Va
Lizsia Turner
Lydia Turner
Delia Leech
McMichael
O. L. Elliott
Miltie Hoagland
Nettie Cooper
W. A. McCurdy
Loyd
Frank
Proctor Leeceh
Thomus Leech
Margaret Crawford
Kiltbuck
Keene
G. L. Cooper
Coshocton
John Love
Wier
May Mowery
Misa Nettie
Cooper
Jute Lawrence
Ella Beni
Chil
Hushout
Robt
Finly
Roscoe
Chilton
Ella Roall
Mowery
West Bedford
Beall
Leech
Moxie Cohen Dies After Illness at Lakeside Hospital
Moxie Cohen died and was buried after a brief illness. The news reached the family via a letter to Dr. Garr, with conflicting reports from his father and relatives. The funeral occurred at the Cleveland Jewish cemetery, and medical letters describe a rapid decline with meningitis suspected before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxie” Cohen
Lakeside Hospital
Garr
Alen
Sammie Cohen
Marcus
Moxie
Mr. Gohon
Cleveland
Ialé
de B.C. Curr
Dudley BP
Atten
Clevelindg
Cleveland teacher praises Miss Grace Maképe in public talk
Miss Grace Emily Maképe spoke before Cleveland teachers praising reading education and intelligent study. She urged that reading and phonics be taught early and emphasized the value of lectures, with references to her National Speech office and notable selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Emily Maképe Cleveland
Bining
Makepeace
Nhe
Goeraoe School
Wana
Jaere
Iby
Tlon
Weta
Keene Debates On Government Study At Town Hall
The Keene literary society chose the negative side in a debate about States government and the flow of powers. Notables from Coshocton and West Bedford supported the negative, while others spoke for the affirmative. A large audience attended as plans for the first lecture Friday November 24 were announced featuring the Otterbein Bell Ringers in a noted musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Priday
Job Bell
Frank Leiter
Sharpless
West Bedford
W. Mowery
Coshocton
W. A. S McMichael
E. Clark
Jes. Dilgeon
Curlis
Porter
Chas. McMichael
Otter
Bakersville Society Busy With Local Events And Aid
Bakersville society notes bustle as Unik feetton keep busy with Wunklag corn. Cerys Lyons and husband of Cowen visit. Lewis Darrack remains home sick. A high school entertainment Saturday raised $17 for Mrs. Wilson who lies in present condition. Christmas program at church December 25 1907. Grange to host oyster supper December 2. Miss Nelle Newmiller visiting New Philadelphia. Mrs. Ferguson and others visiting Canal Dover. Ladies Aid of Presbyterian church reports A Stephen tet TR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
Bakersvie
Unik Feetton
Vifry
Cerys Lyons
Cowen
Lewis Darrack
Big Phuai
John McGormick
Pr. Wilson
Geo, Ferguson
New Philadelphia
Wm. Finton
Canal Dover
Nelle Newmiller
The
Presbyterian Ehujpaseel
A. Stephen
WEST LAFAYETTE WIFE SUED FOR DIVORCE IN 1800S STRANGEST HONEYMOON CLAIM
New Pulledelphin Ohio lawyer Florence Tr Warner is sued for divorce by husband Neveaz Clarenes Warner. He alleges after marriage in West Latyente September 1800s she wrote to a former sweetheart and told neighbors she loved the wrong man. Attorney Lindsay and Murphy of Newcomerstown handle the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
New Pulledelphin
Neveaz
Clarenes
W. Warner
Florence Tr. Warner
West Latyente
Warner
New Comerstaws
Wis
Thokins
Lindsay and
Murphy
Newcomerstown
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Ware
Harley Rattle Co
ELKS
L. B. Blake
Mt. Vernon
Danville
W. H. Frost
Adams Mills
Conesville
Fred Reading
Nyt' Arn Umes
Vicar of Wakefield
Goldemsn
Salvation Army
A. M- Styder, P.M
Hanlon
Secon
Tre Stowe
Ant He A. Furrira
Philmieiphia
Elese
M. Manasse
Jesse KL Altrich
Kalihit
Texay
Crrst Plaes
Frederickson
Brown
Chenyweaud
Messrs
Baelveh
Conpany
Rinker
Carrie Avery
Alon- Ge
Moxie Cohen
Lam
Gafon
Pune
PRG Moors
Serlien
Aline
Yar le
Beng
Crayvorn Township
Chill
Tenet
Hin
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