Cotton ginned in U S reaches over four million bales
The Census Bureau reports 4 340 728 bales ginned in the United States up to October 18 with half bales counted as units. No yearly crop total is given though past years are summarized. Italy’s commerce grows with Italy US trade rising from 32 008 000 to 76 000 008 since 1899.
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Cotton Bulletin
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Bureau
Italy
Venice
Luigi Rava
Commerce
Industry
Local Social Notes and Visits in Roscoe Trinway Area
Charfanta Ost and Miss Rose McFarland hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Little near Traysburg and Mrs Mary Smith of Roscoe. Families gathered for church, dinners, and social events. Rev L A Ensley preached and plans to return to Chesterville. The Trinway district hosts dinners, birthdays, and a pension discussion by Washington township board.
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Winnie
Charles Smith
Trunway
Perry Croy
Speck
Coshocton
L. A. Ensley
Chesterville
Jones
Ensles
Henry Croy
Ben McFarland
Washington Township
James McFarland
Trinway
Levi Dickerson
Tired woman seeks relief with Rocky Mountain Team
An exhausted woman cannot sleep eat or work and fears breaking apart. The ad promises stronger nerves and richer blood from Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets priced 35 cents. Also advertises fine coal from Tom Lear's mine via G F Flint dealer with Bell phone 120Y.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
C. EB. Anderson
Tom Lear
Bell Phone
G. F. Flint
Sheriff Proclaims Coshocton Election Date for Ohio
Sheriff Hamilton Browning proclaims the general election date in Coshocton County Ohio. Electors vote on governors, lieutenant governor, Supreme Court judge, attorney general, treasurer, board of public works, state and county offices, and county commissioner and infirmary director. The notice specifies 5:30 p m to 5:30 p m CST voting hours on the first Tuesday after the first Monday.
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Ohio
Hamilton
Browning
Coshocton
Coshocton County
State of
Supreme Court
State of Ohio
Board of Public Works
General Assembly
Simté
Supreme Cour Aeé
Central Assembly
Sha
Enen
Ohio Joint Resolution on Terms of State and Local Offices
Ohio adopts amendments outlining election timing for state and county officers and term lengths for judges and officials. It specifies terms from two to six years and details vacancy procedures and ongoing holdovers. Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin certifies copies as official on February 17, 1905.
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United States of America
Secretary of States
Lewis C. Laylin
Staty
State of Ohio
Wierker
Columbus
Exemption of state and municipal bonds from taxation proposed
A proposed Ohio constitutional amendment seeks to exempt bonds issued by the state and municipalities for public schools from taxation while taxing other moneys and property uniformly. It designates ballots for yes or no votes and sets effective date of January 1, 1906, with procedures for election returns and certification.
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State of
Ohio
Gronos T. Trroman
House of Representatives
W.G. Tmanoixa
Beneta
Unitep
Ey Amrarca
Oto
Lewis C. Laylin
Do Kareby
General Assembly
Eriging
Waerner
Columbus
County Whip Report Shows Decline Amid Elections
The fragment references irregular details from November 20 to 27 and daily counts. It mentions county affairs and whip actions, suggesting a political review or tally during late November in the county agency context.
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I County
Oto
Nellie and Local Moves Update
Nellie visits from Wheeling as Mrs. Al Smith arrives. E Crago welcomes a twelve pound girl. Crowds hear Gov. Harding in Coshocton. F A Langley relocates to Frazersburg. Albinus Sells buys Laughrey property and moves. Sam Sells prepares to move parts of Presley Sigman’s house. Rev H C Baker moves into the former Hagans parsonage. Hagans to move into part of Styer’s house until spring. J H Rolston’s new house ready for plasterers. John Kuochle and Sandy Reese begin work on Freese’s house.
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Nellie
al Smith
Wheeling
W. Va
E. Crago
Coshoct
Gov. Harding
F. A. Langley
Frazersburg
Albinus Sells
F. A.laughrey
Sam Sells
Presley Sigman
Second Street
Rev. H. C. Baker
John Hagans
Mr. Hagans
Mr. Styer
J. H. Rolston
John Kuochle
Sandy Reese
A. D. Freese
Democratic versus Republican facts on Ohio debt history
A historical comparison of Ohio state finances contrasts Democratic missteps with Republican fiscal reforms. It cites debt, cash shortfalls, transfers from federal tax returns, and subsequent bond redemptions under McKinley Bushnell Nash Herrick while noting bank failures and fund holds as of 1903.
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James EB. Campbell
Ohio
Campbell
United States Congress
MacKinley
McKinley
Bushnell
Nash
Cavendell
United States
Pament
Mellinley
Herrick
State Treasury
Wheeling & Lake Erie Parlor and Buffet Cars Feature
Parlor cars on trains 32 and 24 run between Zanesville and Cleveland with buffet parlor cars on trains 38 between Cleveland and Zanesville. Connections at Navarre with Wabash to Pittsburg and the west. Through ore and checked to all points. Homeseekers tickets to certain western and southern destinations on frets and third Tuesdays monthly.
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Cleveland
Zanesville
Navarre
Pittsburg
Toledo
Kent
Canton
Zanes Rille
Special Homeseekers ExCom Session to Michigan
The Wheeling and Lake Erie lines advertise round trip colonist fares to several Michigan points with return validity fifteen days from sale. Agents J. Davies and W. J. Davies handle information, listing routes to Cadillac Manistee West Branch and other towns with specific fare figures. Also promoted are low westbound colonist rates and a special October 16–20 period for San Francisco and Los Angeles via Pennsylvania lines for a WCTU convention.
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jDec
Sth
Wheeling and Lake Ene
Au Sauble
Oscoda
Secevenees
Gl QB Branch
Pasecenenes LE Cadillac
Epeneecseas
Kaleva
Seeaveccene 1828
Twining
Seeeveee
West Branch
Stratford
Lewiston
Beaverton
le Brethren
Manistee
Walhalla
Sersenee
St. Helena
Hoscommon
Seacewans
W. J. Davies
J. W. Davies
Wanash
San Francisco
Los Angels
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Woren
Christian Temperance Union
Special Home-Seekers Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
Announcement of reduced fares for Home-Seekers excursions on Pennsylvania Lines to Western and Southern states. Stops allowed, travel to Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and more. Information and tickets available at local offices.
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Pennsylvania
Colorado
Idaho
Iews
Kaursas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oregon
Washington
Texas
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Ont
Andes
Newark Electric Dye Works
Frnd Bros
City Steam Laundry
J. A. Compton
Ath-lo-phoros
America
the Athlophoros CO
Rew Hayes
Conn
Vem
Chance
G. W. Bendure
Union Coal Mine
Sheriff's
Ohie
Granut T. Thomas
Toure
Representativ Gro
HM. Crraaremanarn
Senate
Lewis ( Laylin
Lewis C
Latlin
Ite
County Board of Elections
Municipal Corporation
San
National Bank
John B. Cunningham
Enterprise National Bank
Cunningham
Ek Fk
Heel
H Kipp
Coshoctoe
Lake Erie
Neh & Ay
Avondale
Chill
Battle
Sugar Creek
Barts Mills
Dundee
Beach City
Justus
Canesville
Michigan
Pennsylvania Lines
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