Florence Nightingale Shines At County Fair Races
Florence Nightingale known as the missionary horse wins first money in the 2:14 pace at the county fair races Thursday. Owner G. W. Glover of Cadiz has donated 10 percent of her earnings to the Presbyterian Missionary Society of Cadiz for home missions. The horse has had a strong season with multiple victories.
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Florence Nightingale
Missionary
G. W. Glover
Cadiz
Presbyterian Missionary Society of
Quincy Sickness Report From Chestnut Street
Miss Lillie Madden is ill with Quincy at her home on Chestnut Street. The notice notes her condition and location, reflecting a small community health update.
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Lillie Madden
Quincy
Chestnut Stress
Bridegroom Tripped Up at Probate Office in Linton Mills
A Linton Mills man and his bride faced a series of questions at the probate office, stumbling on the bride’s age birthplace and especially her mother’s maiden name before finally bringing the intended wife into the office. Licences were issued for multiple couples across the region, and notices include parole consideration for William Decoursey and travel promotions by the W&LE with excursion plans to Dayton and California routes.
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Linton Mills
Main Street
Fudge Donley
Donley
Linton Township
Hig
Lytton D. Thompson
Bedford Township
Gertrude Roney
West Carlisle
Lloyd Wilson
Cosheston
Mary Ostler
Coshocton
Joseph Clark Bible
Farner Terry
Cora Underwood
Samuel Jones
Farmer
West Lafayette
Mary A. Williams
Plainfield
Gilbert Dean
Hattie M. Henderson
Lewis W. Ramsey
Pike Township
Anna O. Barcus
William Decoursey
Ohio
Hanna and Herrick to Speak in Coshocton
Senator Hanna and Myron T. Herrick will speak in Coshocton on Wednesday afternoon October 21. Dolliver of Iowa cancels. the substitute pair will draw a large crowd with both men strong speakers of the Republican ticket. The event promises a gala campaign day with hearers urged to plan attendance.
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Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Coshocton
Dolliver
Iowa
George A. Hay
Charles Dick
Coshocton County
Wheeling
Herrick
Ohio
Wanna
Mr. Herrick
Harmony
Coshoctonians in Capital Organize Local Association
Former Coshocton residents in Columbus met at Emersons hotel to form a Coshocton County Association. Campbell Voorhees was named temporary chairman and L A Parrish temporary secretary. A directory committee collects names of former residents. The group plans annual Home Coming and Coshocton Day events with lectures and social activities. A follow up meeting October 20 will invite G H Bargar and T H Ricketts to speak with a musical feature.
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Emerson Hotel
G. H. Bargar
T. H. Ricketts
The Pass Habit Bumps Finlay At Hotel Mecca
The Hon. J A Finlay arrived in the city and sought special railway pass rates at the Hotel Mecca run by Hughie Gamble. The hotel refused the request with marked hauteur, leaving Finlay puzzled as to what Tom L would say in response.
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J. A. Finlay
Mr. Finlay
City
Mecca
Hughie Gamble
Tom L
Tom
Breeders Association Promotes Quality to Boost Horse Prices
The Clark Horse Breeders Association urges horsemen to breed quality to secure good prices. It states prices depend on size and quality and recommends using top stallions. The association has purchased a Belgian stallion to improve stock.
Ohio horse of unmatched quality offered for sale
A dark chestnut sorrel weighing about 2000 pounds is described as having no equal in this part of Ohio. The purchase price is stated as 2400 dollars. The horse is under the care of John Wagers of Clark who will show him to prospective buyers.
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Ohio
John Wagers
Clark
Widow seeks to annul dead husband’s divorce in novel probate court motion
A divorced wife files an unprecedented motion in probate court to set aside the divorce granted to her late husband Wilson Stanley. She contests the decree on claims of age, lack of knowledge of rights, and residency, hoping to become his widow for the widow’s monthly twenty dollar government pension. Represented by T. C. Roche and Barg er and Barger, the case could be published in legal journals.
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Wilson Stanley
Roche
Sarah Jane Stanley
Stanley
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mr. Stanley
T. C. Roche
City
Barger & Barger
Columbus
Knox County
Diamonds in Alaska Reported as Prospectors Find Specimens
Alaska prospectors seek wealth in diamonds alongside gold and copper and report a few valuable finds. Elsewhere readers are urged to try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for ailments from indigestion to malaria. Special fares to Akron via Pennsylvania Lines valid October 12 12 and 4 for Royal Arch Masons events. consult ticket agent.
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Alaska
Akron
Pennsylvania
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Ohio
Snlt
California
San Francisco
American Bankers’ Association
Pennsylvania Lines
Prolong Your Life Through Tarneo Rest Pamphlet Offer
A Detroit pamphlet advertisement promises life extension through Tarneo rest and urges readers to send 2 cents for an illustrated leaflet by A. A. Schantz. It claims the brain clears cobwebs and returns one to health. Separate notes report Miss Clara Fridley visiting in New Philadelphia and Tom Holland’s return from Cambridge.
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A. A. Schantz
G. P. T. Mer
Detroit
Mich
Plainfield preacher carries three pair in four hours
Plainfield notes social and religious events as Rev. W C Neely returns home to Coraopolis Penn after a niece visit. Local marriages see Blanche Welker and John F Ford, Bert Dean and Hattie Tenderson, Harley Fortune and May Vanalatine. Distinct notices include school adjournment for county fair and new pastor assignment for M K I circuit.
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Gilmore
Maysville
Bethany
Frank Miller
Linton Mills
John Miller
James Miskimen
John W. iWeslip
Blanche Welker
John FP. Ford
Sand Banks
Rev
Allar
Ford
Boston
Coshocton
Miss Welker
Bert Dean
Hattie Tenderson
M. P
Dean
Linton
Proom
James Vanaistine
Harley Fortune
May Vanalatine
Joker’s Egg Syndicate Stunt Raises Charity Funds
The Age holds $1.30 deposited in trust for the King's Daughters, raised by Edward Judd as a joke. He plans a mock Great Egg Syndicate with 130 shares at a penny each, later turning the fund over to The Age to honorably give to the charity. Also notes on state crippled children commission and shipped horses to East Buffalo.
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Joker's “Egg Syndicate
Edward Judd
Judd
Ees Syndicate
Adamsville Coshocton Road Improvement Drive
Adamsville Register reports a campaign to raise funds and labor for repairing the public road between the residences of F. M. Boal and Jacob Hanks in tin worst places. Traveling residents are urged to support the movement substantially.
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Adamsville
Coshocton
F. M. Boal
Jacob Hanks
Snake Bites Presenter at Fairgrounds Show
John Zelty was bitten by a snake at a fairgrounds show on Thursday afternoon. The snake sank its fangs into his hand, causing a painful but non dangerous wound with no noted medical complications.
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John Zelty
Fair Grounds
King
Back to Old Home Visit From Ler na Ir Endsley Family
Mr and Mrs T Endsley and children James C and Esther of Ler na Ir are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J G Endsley on North Tenth street. Endsley left this county for Illinois twenty six years ago and is making his first return in eighteen years.
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T. . Endsley
James C. and
Esther
Lerna, Ir
J. G. Endsley
Tenth Street
Endsley
Illinois
Rochester couple visit fair after day and a half drive
Mr and Mrs Cowle of Rochester brain county traveled to attend the fair in a day and a half. They are visiting Mrs Krider near Willscreek and Mrs Cowle's sister Mrs Cox of Adams Mills.
Library contract work begins with on site preparations
The Roscoe village council met Tuesday with full attendance except John Stinn. An ordinance to authorize bills passed. The street commissioner was ordered to deploy the grader on roads and to patrol the hill road by Carhart's tanyard. The police committee authorized purchase of maces and badges for three officers, Al Showman and Enoch Carr named as deputy marshals with salaries fixed by law. The sanitary committee was authorized to arrange measures for contagious disease control.
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Roscoe
John Stinn
Carhart
Tanyard
al Showman
Enoch Carr
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Cambridge
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