Kicked in the face by a horse at fairgrounds
George Craig, a farmer between Keene and Mound, was kicked by a horse Friday afternoon at the fair grounds. Though initial fears suggested internal injuries, a physician found no broken bones and Craig was taken home, with reports of his death proven false. he is cousin to Adam Allshouse of Orchard Street.
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George Craig
Keene
Mound
Fair Grounds
Craig i
Adam Allshouse
Orchard Street
For Our Battleship Ohio Fund Drives Coshocton Readies Support
Coshocton residents raise about 24 dollars for a silver service fund for the Battleship Ohio. Castier Montgomery of the Coshocton National Bank secured the gifts, each a dollar, after Governor Nash urged active participation. He plans to grow Coshocton’s share in a statewide popular subscription effort. The note mentions a future W and L B Coshocton event in October and a royal masons directory, plus a Keene visitor to Main Street.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Castier Montgomery
Coshocton National Bank
Nash
Toland Humorous Wel lsville Sermon Begins M E Church
The Wellsville Daily Union reports Rev Dr J W Toland’s inaugural sermon at the First M E Church in Wellsville. He jokes about Methodist conference assigning ministers, asks for no meddling with private affairs, and urges listening but freedom in preaching. He also recalls past service here and asks residents to stay awake for the sermon. Frank Haviland of Haviland China visited Coshocton, calling on Shaw's china store. a rare trip inland from New York.
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Wellsville
Methodist Church
Frank Haviland
Haviland China Company
Jimboges
France
Coshocton
Shaw’s
Mr Haviland
New York
Probate Court Will of Mary A McCurdy Hearing October 15
The probate notice lists will of Mary A McCurdy, deceased with hearing date October 15. J J Myser named administrator of the estate of Joseph F Linn. Numerous names and occupations listed including Rollin C Baker Lola L Bible Roscoe Albert Rodehaver Iva Conner Charles Bucklew Daisy Arney Benjamin Moore Celia McCullough John F Sirouse Lizzie Clow Tom Johnson and Candidate Creamer Prohibition ticket debated.
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Mary A. McCurdy
J. J. Myser
Joseph F. Linn
Rollin CG. Baker
Coshocton
Lola L Bible
Roscoe
Albert B. Rodehaver
Farmer
New Castle Township
Iva B. Conner
Monroe Township
Charles Bucklew
Clark Township
Daisy Arney
Helmick
Benjamin Moore
Miner
Franklin Township
Low One Way Settlers Rates to Northwest and California
Burlington offers September to November 1903 steep cuts of 25 to 40 percent on one way colonist fares to California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana. Great through routes via Denver Billings St Paul with chair cars and sleepers to Puget Sound. Weekly California excursions in through sleepers Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake. Homesekers excursions first and third Tuesdays at half round trip rates. Inquiries welcomed. W M Shaw Cincinnati and L W Wankley St Louis agents.
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Northwest
California
Burlington
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Denver
Billings
St. Paul
Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Puget Sound
Burlington’s
Colorado
Salt Lake
Homeseekers
W. M. Shaw
D. P
Vine Street
Cincinnati
L. W. Wankley
St Louis
Newark Racing Meet at Newark October 20 22 Program
The Newark racing program lists a four day meet in Newark Ohio from October 20 to 22 with J M Farmer as association secretary. Events include pace and trot races with purses from 100 to 300 dollars, plus a one mile run in 2 3 and free for all races on several days.
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Newark
J. M. Farmer
New Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Ira Stowe
A baby girl was born Thursday night to Mr and Mrs Ira Stowe. Reno in charge of Fourth street paving has returned from Cleveland after securing a big street paving contract there.
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Ira Stowe
Reno
Cleveland
County fair report highlights Coshocton event
The fifty second annual Coshocton County Agricultural fair closes with praise for displays from local firms and strong attendance though short of last year. Over 14,300 paid admissions plus coupons and passes. a banner day estimated at 15,000. Exhibits include West Lafayette college art, fine farm produce, and county crafts. Races and contests featured pace and trot events with notable times. An institute address by Prof W C McCurdy and local social visits conclude the coverage.
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Coshocton
Coshocton 5 Company
J. R. Stewa
Coshocton Brick Company
Pany
Millersburg
West Lafayette College
Stark Pointer
Lucifer
Lady Edwards
Enolia
Jim O
S. m
Charley Atwood
Nellie Bob
Lady Lillian B. m
Ailwyn Bik
Colwood
May Patch
Miss Emmit
King Daniel
Pedlow
Olayone Chief
Helen G
Cele Eel Black Beauty
Bonita
Bessie Butler
Minnie K
Bonnie K
Bessie B
John R. Gentry
Little Doctor
George Burns
Fred R
Florence Nightengale
Ashby Girl
Wee
Prince M
E Tempest
Dr. M
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Forbes
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MILLS
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Fost
W & L B Coshocton
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France Medical Institute Co
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