Graves Accepts Editorship of New York American
HRARGT Temple editor Graves leaves Atlanta after accepting the New York American editorship. He will relocate in November and receive about 15000 dollars per year under a Hearst contract. Graves aims to influence southern coverage from the national paper as he joins Hearst’s ranks.
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Graves
Coshocton
Autediqua
New York American
Atlanta
Hearst
New York
Wintil
South
Heart
Sives
Pu Aga
Liantory Grand
National
Aunate
Horse ‘of Representatives
New Baby List Brightens Local Homes
The community welcomes several newborns this week. Judge and Mrs. R. J. L. Donley on Cambridge Road celebrate a baby boy with the judge proudly noting the milestone. Mrs. W. R. Hanlon on South Seventh Street greets a baby girl amid family joy. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sherrad of Vine Street announce a baby boy born at Oak Hill.
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R. JL. Donley
Cambridge Road
W. R. Hanlon
Nash
Mront W. Jones
Oak
Nellie ‘Hutchinson
City
Hutchinson
Oak Hill
Stanley ‘Sherrad
Vine Street
Commercial rating revision for Coshocton county announced
The Cavin R and Co firm will conduct a new commercial rating of all tenants and business men in Coshocton county. Offices are being hired in Cloyd Coffman to represent the district, which comprises five counties with headquarters in Ganesville. The representative will begin duties on Monday to cover the area.
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Cocounty
R, In & Co
Shire
Aeth Whalen Die Av Betet
New York
Geuinitimdity
Gavnase
HNL Tees Sl
Hautse
State Stould
Arnold Wedding At Home Of Father Charles Cassingham
Miss Julia and Miss Agnes Hanlon attended the wedding of Lottise Meyers at five o'clock in the evening at the bride’s father Charles Cassingham's home.
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Rid’ am-Arnold
Lottise, Meyers
Julia
Agnes Hanlon
Timber 13 profitable sale seals deal in Bloomyre Ohio
The Jackson township buyer group led by Lowery purchases the Baird farm in Wit ton Recite sale for 2010 cash. Lowery, renowned for strong farm yields, plans to repole the Bale tract and develop it with improved productive acres.
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D. Lowery
Jackson Township
Baird
Witton
Eale
Tina
Lagar
Bloomyre
Ohio
Mr. Lowery
Kennedy for Mayor Backed by Newcomerstown Republicans
Moses 3 Kennedy is named as the Republican candidate for mayor by the Newcomerstown party group. The Democrats nominate Atty. T J Russell as their contender.
Fortune 18 Aawaiting a Coshocton Man Frank Blair
A garbled 1947 letter from Tennessee hints a Coshocton man named Frank Blair may claim a claim via a long loss, with contact through The Age of avith. The note references Ted and a trust connection, urging response to a Mrs Jane Matthews and a living aunt in Chittagansen.
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Coshocton
Frank Blair
Tennessee
Avith
Chittangveysa
Ton
Cl . Binir
von Aly Srimiel Diek
Wylay
Thir Granae- Tather
Pehool
Ohso
Frank Plats
Ted
Cab Esture
Unese Chiliren
Jae M. Amathbews
Tog Goorslive
Chitingasen
Onde
Dexal
Ionel
Family Reunion At the Fair Grounds
The Barcroft family held their third annual reunion Sunday at the fair grounds despite bad weather. About ninety attendees enjoyed a high dinner, speeches, and a joyful gathering. Mrs John Tareraf of Winover joined relatives she had not seen in thirty five years. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Barcroft and children, Mrs W F Barcroft of New York, Mr and Mrs Fr Gunger of New York, Mrs John Thaveroft, Mr and Mrs A K Barcroft of Manaver, Mrs Willian Barcroft and children of Newcomerstown.
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Clin
John Tareraf
Winover
Willian Barcroft Ann Chidren
Newcomerstown
Nto
Confirmation at Zion Church in Chil Township
Impressive services at Zion Church in Chil Township were led Sunday by Rev. Jaegtr pastor of both congregations. A class of eleven was confirmed. The dedication of the new organ and badge of the church occurred, with Rev. Fisher of York Washington delivering the sermon.
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Fon
Grawford
Chil
Jaegtr
Ashe
Ehuteh
Eloven Wis
Ned
Benatital
Apres
Che
Mr. Fisher
York Washington
Phived & Whraber
Sabetdars
Spiritualls Meeting Attended by Notable Names
An article notes a South Sev- BUN steel Sadik led spiritual meeting with attendees including Albert Stiphits, Nora Simyking, Mrs LYMN Stapiins, Charles Peele, Mes Olin Teetie, Gearheld Limbomyy, Hannes Ales, and Lilet Sinipiias. The piece lists several participants and mentions attendance at the event.
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Pamy
South Sev- Bun Steel
Vermont Grange History Pioneer Born in St Johnsbury
Jonathan Lawrence born December 7 1808 in St Johnsbury organized the first Green Mountain State Grange on January 4 1871 in St Johnsbury. By the Vermont Grange’s fourth annual gathering there were about 175 subordinate granges with roughly 16000 members. Eben T. Cohen a future lieutenant governor served as fresh master with Charles Jaell as treasurer. The current master is George W. Pierce of Brattleboro elected in 1908 and considered a likely gubernatorial candidate.
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Jonathan Lawrence
Vermont
Jonathan, Lawrence
St. Johnsbury
Green Mountain
Greco Mountain Grange No
Jay
Kelley
National Grange
Green Mountainr Grange
Vermont State Printge
Green Mountain Grange
Eaight
Oiere
Eben TY. Cohen
Charles Jaell
Treisurer
Jo George W. Pierce
Bratte- Lore
Seawile
H. J. Patterson Named Maryland State Grange Master
H J Patterson of College Aujock Met becomes master of the Maryland State Grange succeeding the late Z B Ager of Tuittaville Mil. Patterson has fifteen years in the Order and thirteen as a lecturer and two as master. He served six years as secretary of the executive committee and plans a new epoch of prosperity and usefulness for Maryland grange.
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Maryland State Grange
H. J. Patterson
College Aujock
Met
Maryland Into Grange
Z. B. Ager
Tuittaville
Mil
Denver
Coto
Order
Tia Home Grange
Ife
State Grange
Sip
Marylani
Selling Together A Plan for Cooperative Marketing
National Master Rachelder advocates cooperative selling of farm products and calls for a practical plan. Editors note widespread interest. lists several farm groups from Wisconsin to Oregon and Washington urging organization. National conference in Chicago October 22 to 25 with major officials attending.
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Rachelder
Tilly
Sparta
Livediver
Apt
Wilon
Spokane
Wash
Bous Peat
Rrs decision bans arrest on suspicion at Columbus
A Columbus ruling declares that arrests cannot be based on suspicion. The ordinance outlawing such practice is now in effect, marking an official stance against detentions without concrete grounds.
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Rrs
Columbus
Ida M Tarbell Remarkable Historian and Writer
A tribute to Ida M Tarbell praising her meticulous historical methods and influence. It covers her rise from Erie County oil regions to Allegheny College, Paris study, and key works including a Lincoln biography and the Napoleon project, noting her integrity and impact on American history writing.
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Ida M. Tarbell
Tarbell
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Allegheny College
Meadville
Ohio
the Chautauquan
Paris
Eleve
Alphand
S. S. McChire
America
Lincoln
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Washington
Ted
New York
Cleveland
John T. Rockefeller
Miss Tarbell
Row
Wen, C. Mace
Maud the horse and a boy's brave rescue at chapel road
Mrs Sarah Shaw of Jackie townsulge and her 12 year old Brandsor Ivan rode the horse Maud to Pre chapel Sunudasy4ton church. After a scuffle the horse bolted and Ivan used a whip to stop her in the road. Maud resisted, but Ivan steadied the animal and eventually calmed her with oats.
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Sarah Shaw
Jackie Townsulge
Brandsor
Ivan
Humly
Miuuudi
Sunudasy4ton Church
Sergiers
Mid
Ton Fas
Maud
Ern
Mother
Matt
Mrs. Shaw
Dyan
New Fish Placed in Thacarawas River Setting
The Tascarawas river receives new fish placements as local crews observe stocking efforts by community groups. Reports mention apple for Sipe Creek donation and a supply pricing note tied to river stocking activities.
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Tascarawas River
Pearl
London
Waitress Heart Story From Scrambled Text
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a waitress and related phrases with garbled words. The readable portions invoke a waitress and a scene around a cafe or social setting, but concrete facts, names, places, or dates are not discernible.
Cattle Sale Delayed Amid Unclear Listings
An oddly garbled notice reports a cattle sale delayed by unspecified issues. Wording suggests survey of cattle lots and timing, but readable names, places, or organizers are not evident.
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Guy Wroiae
Hericren
Caf
Goat Helps Carry Mail Through Jammed Route
A disrupted mail run faced delays but workers persisted as routes remained busy. Despite setbacks, carriers continued delivering letters, while inspectors evaluated the situation and considered a review of service on the affected canal route.
Man Dies at Beach City in Grieving Funeral Notice
Bahnersville residents mourn Oni Hoodhood who died at Beach City on October 1. He leaves a wife and four children, with funeral services held at the local cemetery. The report notes a week of prayers and family grief, mentioning a memorial period and local church activities.
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Bamersville
Beach City
Bakersvilla
Get
Dias
Iis Bill
Uve
Willeloa
New
Phil
Rumor Stirs West Besford Villagers Over Local Incident
In West Besford rumors ripple through the village about a reported event involving a local craftsman and a possible crime. The fragmentary notes suggest inquiries and concerns among residents as authorities assess the situation and potential outcomes.
Penny Arcade to Open in Three Days
Monnett of Mariotta moves fixtures and slot machines into the new penny arcade. The establishment will open for business in one to three days, signaling a local gaming venue debut.
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Will Orem
Penny Arcade
Extisenian
Monnett
Mariotta
Great Chicago Corn Show Promises Local and Rural Insight
In Chicago a corn exposition idea aimed to showcase top samples for study of improved cultivation. A fund backed by city businessmen supported premiums for best ears of yellow corn, Silver Mine, and Yellow Flint with classes for youths and farmers' daughters. Prizes included cash, carriages, pianos, and farms across multiple states.
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Chicago
Chicaa
Ieading Onimen
Ohio
Tiel Indiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Tinkota
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