Classifieds page items from Blissfield area
A mixed lot of small ads listing lost necklace for return at 442 Chestnut, sale of a 1 acre farm near Helmich Ridge Farm with inquiry to B P Porter Blissfield Ohio, furnished room near Main street, job ad for a reliable youth, rental rooms near Chestnut and rail, help wanted at 204 S Fourth, sale of window shades and furniture at 11460 East Main, nurse available at 24 N 11th Street, sale of a twin cart by Mrs Jervis, and furnished front room for rent at 2h Steamore Street near Fourth.
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Helmich
B. P. Porter
Blissfield
Ohio
Bath
Steamore
Fourth
Social at Forbes hall by Young Ladies Sodality
The Sacred Heart church Young Ladies Sodality hosts a social at Forbes hall on Wednesday evening with a mission program and refreshments. admission 25 cents. Also notes 160 is out again as R N Kirk returns home after ten days ill with rheumatism. Doak of Pearl heads to Adams North Dakota to teach for the winter. wages for teachers are good. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered as a health tonic at 33 cents by C E Anderson.
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Young Ladies Sodality
Sacred Heart Church
Forbes Hall
R. N. Kirk
Dakota
Doak
Pearl
Adams
N. D
Dakotas
Hollister
Cc. E. Anderson
Women Held for Newark Murder
A Newark dispatch reports C Myork and John Cobek Hungarian workers arrested for murder and riot at the Wehrle works after labor troubles. The wire note appears in The Age this afternoon and mirrors Ohio news on page 7.
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Age
Newark
C. Myork
John Cobek
Wehrle
Ohio News
Local Jail Shoe Eating Hoax Amuses Officials
A local newspaper report about a prisoner eating his shoes to remove a steel spring is declared by the sheriff to be a joke or false news. Officials deny unusual escapes, while judges face talk over courthouse events and a separate note mentions a Masonic chapter avoiding a meeting.
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Maxwell
Court House
Potatoes Galore At The Market
The market reports a large potato volume with substantial sales of murphies at 53, 60 and 65 cents per bushel. Roscoe’s B F Stover also offered popcorn at twenty cents a basket. Butter and eggs stay 22 cents each as fifty six stalls are filled. A note on staffing announces Miss Mary Graham resigning as Fountain store bookkeeper, to join Vail company. Miss Pearl Waters will replace her.
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Stover
Roscoe
Mary Graham
Fountain
Vail Company
Pearl Waters
Vitona Company
GrG@ahan
Tragic Train Accident Claims West Lafayette Student
The Coshocton Age reports the death of Stokeley Fisher Jr a West Lafayette student 18 born Roseville who was on a station platform when a freight train failed to whistle or ring. His father Rev Stokeley Fisher mourns the loss and funeral services are planned for Thursday at the West Lafayette residence.
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Miller
Stokeley Fisher
Stokeley, Jr
Stokeley
Charles
Roseville
West Lafayette
Dr. Wells
Coshocton
Young Miller
The
Tecal Yoowin’ Business School
New Stock Arrives with Special Low Prices on Menswear
The latest stock includes unfinished worsted at 10.00, Fancy Worsted at 12.50, Scotches in Plaids and Stripes at 15.00, blue or striped single or double breasted at 2.00 2.50 and 3.00, and other popular shades. Boys Knee Pants 0.39, Mens Furnishings underwear 0.45 to 0.50, with a wide range of styles and colors priced 1.50 to 3.00.
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Lion Brand
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the Fountain Dry Goods Co
L. K. Beach
Main Street
Chestnutst
Citizens
Oba
S. Fourth St
Chestnut Street
East Main Street
11Th Street
Lo Jervis
Attention Companions Samaritan
C. Howell
H. P
Smith's Drug and Book Store
Hutton
Coshocton’s
Isabella Fox
Stone Fox
Khimer
Real Marten
Crawford
Bond
Forbes
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