Little Lad Not the Son of George Reagan
A St Louis Dispatch report claims Goldie Yells mother asserts the child is Goldies and the boy is her child. Leo Rowe of Cliquot Minn is named as the alleged father and Mr Reagan contemplates adoption if the child is proven to be his. The tale includes tension from East St Louis and Newark witnesses and notes other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reagen
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Goldie Yell
Goldie
Leo Rowe
Cliquot
Minn
Mr. Reagen
Newark
Alton
Coshocton
Wisconsin
Goldie Jeft
The
Age
George
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Chance
Reagen
Yell
Coshocton Men Had Hand in Frenzied Finance
An Ohio newspaper piece links editor Erman C Ridgeway of Everybody's Magazine to the Frenzied Finance era. It notes Ridgeway’s Otsego roots and ties to Lawson articles. it also recalls Dr W B Miller and Rev T A Thrapp as mentors in Ridgeway’s youth and questions their possible influence on the finance upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Everybody's Magazine
Erman
C. Ridgeway
Otsego
Ridgeway
Lawson
W. B. Miller
Young Ridgeway
Ricks
Hyde
McCall
T. A. Thrapp
D. D
Thrapp
Miller
Main Street
West Lafayette
West Latay
Old Grudge the Cause of Complaint
Humane Officer Jackson was called to Tiverton township over a two year old dispute about an infirm horse. Putnam Stringfellow was charged after a citizen alleged neglect, but the officer deemed the case a stale issue and returned home. He urged the public to supply facts and contact Miss Tinney Reach, president, with verified complaints. Anonymous tips will not be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tiverton Township
Putnam Stringfellow
Squire Wimmer
Tiverton
Tney
Newark High Prevails in Fast Win at Coshocton
Newark High School defeats Coshocton 11 to 0 at Y M C A field. Conley and Lippincott score the touchdowns with Beecher adding the extra point. Newark fumbled early but dominated the second half as Coshocton could not advance, delivering a decisive victory in a brisk October contest. William Wiseley of Findlay joins clothing sales with Bond’s.
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Newark
Y. M. C. A. Atheltic Field
Newark High School
Cos Shocton
Ohio
Coshocton
Newark Bunch
Conley
Beecher
Prior
Lippencott
Hartshorn
Coshocton Boys
Coshoeton
Lippincott
Ceft
Cosherton
Hall
Newark Boys
Pas
Bell le Snerkman Hartshorn
McCaht Shire
Fallon Ramsey
Soeicrist McCabe
Shipps
Darling
Upson Ah Magness
Reecher
Denman
Th Williams
Train Loads Pour In For Midweek Fair Attendance Drops
Frosty weather and a weak Wednesday turnout trimmed fair attendance by 164 compared with last year. Special trains from Dennison, Way, Cambridge, Millersburg, Newark, Canton and other points arrived with large crowds. Main Street filled with vehicles as farmers and locals traveled to the event, with sideshows and racing drawing big interest despite the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison and
Way
Cambridge
Perry Mehaffey
Millersburg
Newark
Way Points
Canton
Wheeling
Jamal
Jong Jolly
Wesihie
Sce
Crete
ReBeeis Exic
Yrejeram
Local Probate Office Issues 20 Marriage Licenses
The county probate office lists twenty licenses issued this month. Names include Michael Henry Reigle and Martha Elizabeth Scheetz of New Bedford, Walter Norris of Dennison, Louis Sherman of Coshocton, Zed Marlat and Ida May Gosser of Coshocton. First account for Orland McCoy as guardian of Martha A. McCoy imbecile. Charles Reamer of Bridgeport greets old friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wilson Guernsey County guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Henry Reigle
Martha Elizabeth Scheetz
New Bedford
Walter Norris
Dennison
Louis Sherman
Coshocton
Zed Marlat
Miner
Ida May Gosser
Orland McCoy
Martha A. McCoy
Charles Reamer
Bridgeport, C
R. D. Wilson
Guernsey County
Outlook for Mines Bright After Subdistrict President Return
Subdistrict President Green reports improvement in mine prospects after a southern trip. He notes more men at work now and cites a mine in Guernsey County lagging 300 cars behind. believes no intentional railroad car holdbacks. He warns against rash accusations and sees fresh openings in Ohio mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Guernsey County
Ohio
Diminutive Man Opens Stand at the Fair Grounds
An attraction at the fair features a five foot tall man named S. J. Wise from Loudonville. The 29 year old, 49 inch tall exhibitor weighs about 90 pounds and can shout as loudly as neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Wise
Loudonville
Strawberry Crop On at West Lafayette
Frank McGuire and Lovell Householder found ripe strawberries while wandering a garden that had previously hosted a food crop. They gathered a quart with several green berries remaining, noting a Hubbard squat garden and a store display nearby.
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West Lafayette
Frank McGuire
Lovell Householder
Lekeinger — & Welly
Frank Shaw
Mores Farms
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Greenville
Toca
Order of Knights of Columbus
Henry Bries
Me. Brochton
Columbus
Squire
Louisa Sherman
Sqire
Asia
Chicago Herald-Record
Coshocton High Boys
Buchert
Bueh
Rench Coshocton
Awmaire
Phillips
Limesman
Russell
Sneer
New Poaltion
William Wiseley
Findlay
Ag Clothing Sales
DR. Sphinx
Eigar
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