Land sale notices and creditor settlement details
A historical notice describes sales of tracts including a homestead to M. V. Vandenbark for 1070 dollars and two other tracts to Oscar Jackson for 960 and 1490 dollars respectively. It notes a pending plan to liquidate remaining debts and settle claims after creditor payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el - George W
Froitman
Desego
John L. Trotman
J. H. Davis
Fanesritle
Co. M. V Vandenbark
Oscar
Jackson
Glass Factory Burns Start of New Work Force
About 225 men began work at the glass factory Tuesday morning, half the force with the rest due next Monday. Mr. Liewer reports operations are proceeding in fine shape.
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Liewer
Lady Taken Ill On Train Near Brink Haven
Mrs. Parker wife of Agent James Parker of Watlhending fell deathly ill on a T W V Y & O flyer just before home. She and daughter Mil dred were riding together and she was assisted off the train. Dr. Sands was sent for and she is now much better. The second annual picnic of the Tickerson jurors will be held at the fire grounds Saturday September 4.
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Parker
James Parker
Watlhending
Brinks Haven
Mildred
Brink Haven
Walhanding
Dr. Sands
Dickerson
Tickerson
Mess
Henwpf Burrell
Douglas
wWe
Train Jumping Suspects Held and Fined in City Court
Two suspects were arrested by Detective Tipton Manday for train riding and jailed in the city prison. They received a hearing before Mayor Smith, were warned, and fined five dollars plus costs. The Ohio Electric Railway Co. plans to extend its lines east to Pitts burgh linking St Louis to the Smoky Girly, with route choices unclear between Zanesville and a Coshocton corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellows
Tipton Manday
Smith
Pittsburg
Ohio Electric Tailway Co
Pitsbury
St Lois
Smoky Girly
Zanesville
Cashocton
Dresden
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Nickle Theatres Change At Curzon Building
Clirk and Son, who ran the theatre in the Curzon building for weeks, now operate the Theatorium on South Fourth Street and have closed their former venue. An attachment suit was filed against the former owners in Squire Vimimners court, claiming money due for Tzor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehange
Clirk & Son
Curzon
South Fourth Street
Squire Vimimners Caurt
Yormeney
Yeue
Tzor
Bais Published For Lantz Bachman Weading
The bans were published for the first time for the Lantz Bachman wedding. A Sunday event is planned at the Sacre church with the betrothed in Mes Olu Lente smd Air, Amtlew Bach man and will occur in about two years.
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Lantz-Bachman
Bachman
Frye Receives Appointment To Mohawk County Examiner Post
Judge Bartey names Emmett Frey of Mohawk County as examiner to replace W. A. McCurdy, effective Tuesday afternoon, per The Age forecast last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
Bartey
Emmett Frey
Mohaw
Ws County Examiner
W. A. McCurdy
Two Cases at Warsaw Involving Cruelty to Horses
In Warsaw two cases were opened with investigator Warsaw Tyeadey mornings examining alleged cruelty. One case centers on cruelty ta eh' deen and the other on cruelty to horses as stated in the thesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Flumane Omeer Jackson
Tyeadey
Caldwell Sick List and County Fair Plans
The piece lists illnesses in Caldwell and Wilson avenues, notes Mrs. ern Pusher and Wut Marsh with fever, plus Me and As. Fishe, and reports W McCormick confined at home with neuralgia past week. It describes Fair board preparations, exhibits, and a new arena at the county fair opening in October with a large hall and merchant booths planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern Pusher
Caldwell
Marsh
Wilson Avenue
H. McCormick
Tresug
Weelk
Lim
Edianson
Phe
Nig Auditorum
John Line
Fair Board
Ani
Mounted robbers loot post office in Michigan
In fekonsha Michigan mounted robbers cracked the post office safe and Escaped with 300 dollars. A separate fire destroyed the W D Youn company plant in Bay City Michigan damaging hardyoot maple flooring. A flood near Alma creek, Sha comuty Alabama drowned Mrs Louisa Will Carabajal and seven children. A masons strike halts building in Wavana Cuba delaying wages in American money. A Canadian Pacific train wreck near Orangeville Ontario kills six and injures more than twenty five.
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Fekonsha
Mich
Bay City
W D. Youn & Company
James Winslow
France
Louisa Will Carabajal
Alma Creek
Shacomuty
Alig
Wavana
Cuba
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto Exhibition
Orangeville
Ont
Reverend Kohler’s Return Demanded by Local Clergy
Charles T Thompson, superintendent of the Bactern Ohin Conference of the Bochineh, led quarter conferences at the church Monday evening. Officials’ quarterly reports were read and accepted, with Glenn “Fish” elected delegate and Niva Gouage as alternate. They will assist upon Rev Kohler’s return to the city this year.
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Ibs
Chiarei
Kohler
U. B
Tme
Nohler
Charles T .Thompson
Bochineh
Newcomerstown
Glenn
Fish
Ter Nohler
Tragedy in Clarksburg as Mrs Pickett Shot Dead
In Clarksburg West Virginia on September 4 Dr Fred Pickett and wife of the Bijou theater manager was shot through the heart on the porch of the house where she stayed. Thomas Hannon of Mannon Murray saloonin surrendered to officers. A long standing feud is cited as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fred Pickett
Bijou
Thomas Hannon
Mannon & Murray, Saloonis
Vermont's New Master George W Pierce Named Grange Leader
Hon George W Pierce succeeds ex Governor Bell as Master of the Vermont State Grange and national Grange member. A New Englander from a prominent family, Pierce has held public roles in agriculture and state affairs, including state board of agriculture and Vermont senate. He championed farmers interests and led road legislation while pushing for productivity in dairy and farm communities. Miss Sarah Marshall resigned as clerk at Ratom's store amid ill health.
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George W. Pierce
Bell
National Grange
Vermont State Grange
Pierce
New England
Uc Farm
TON
State Board of Agriculture
Vermont State Dairymen’s Association
Vermont Senate
Tle
Ohio
Ohio State Grange
State Board of Commerce
Roand Department
Sieger
Antas
Sarah Marshall
Ratom
Rural Carriers in Coshocton County Convene and Act
The Rural Letter Carriers Association of Coshocton County met on Liber day and elected officers including President Sunlith, Vice President Mer Rae of Fresno, and Secretary-Treasurer Normain of Fresno. They discussed road and mail service, urging highway repairs to prevent abandoning routes, noting delays and pay tied to delivered mail in rural free delivery.
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Rcsn
Coshocton County
Sunlith
T. P. MerRae
Fresno
Treas
D. E. Normain
Wemberson
Has. Clair
Ch. Wilhem
Theo Sonmmmit
Hest
Cesirocton
Cracks Ribs On A Truck Hresell Craig
An injury filled tennis tournament culminates with Charles Teangem claiming the title after dramatic matches. The event features Semifinal shocks and a final where Thompson edges Temingom, securing a trophy presented at the league meeting.
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Craig
Young Amin
Leaig
Charles Teangem
Ohsinplen
Coshocton
Jeant Ballon
Eververe
Ballou
Om Almast
Thammpson
Thompson
Cmd
Poverine Par ocplo is the outst Jmedione for samen
A historical note discusses a medication named Poverine Par ocplo as a potential treatment option. It mentions a focus on remedying diseases and a generic store offering related products. The text uses archaic phrasing and includes scattered names and trial terms.
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Tore & Bayorgle
Dereriig
Dora
Joven Tower Glodeniiad
Opeaneap
Poverine
Keene Triumph Over Kerne In Saturday Contest
Keene won the game 26 to 6 on Saturday with heavy hitting from Rickle for Keene. Kerne’s performance noted as the main challenge.
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Keene
Kerne
Rickle
Court House Pree Reels Through Obscure Records
A fragmented court house notice lists varied items including licenses, debts, and probate actions. Names like Maude Hag, Maude, Perea, and Liverton Teall appear among unclear place references and numbers, indicating a mishmashed docket of filings and assignments.
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Sodre
Wittiuns & C
Elen Stuart
Merorn
Bude
Ciriee
Profenwar
Perea
Ohle
Maude
Suecher
Neltle
Debs
Wolk
Warquatad
Drophess
Taston
Gonesyne
Fried
Trace
Bhigers
Geresy
hMverlou Townehla
Kiewner
Tywel Goth
VCL
Oller
Crawford
Cyerbor
Liverton Teall Oereeneedt
Fey
Armanda Ib
Gwe
Verner Shiver
Ghabe
Apaliey
Colesman
General Porter Leads American Pitch at Peace Conference
General Porter of the American delegation to the peace conference presented a proposal for the settlement of contractual debts through the committee of examination. He faced objections with ready arguments and secured broad support, with Switzerland as the sole exception amid debtor and creditor nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Porter
Porter
Peace
Confarencn
Hine
Switzer- Jan
Fence sale at court yard auction nets small sums
Letters from officials discussed public views. Items sold include a Wat wildy fence piece to Porter Mitchell for 80 cents and Avalon Lie west Hide at 76 cents. Abe Wouter and Mr Walker bought several pieces at varying small prices. Fence removal planned for next week.
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Jle
Porter Mitchell
Walker
Avalon
Abe Wouter
Mr Walker
al Foster
Market price snapshot for grain and provisions
Fragmented list shows wheat, corn, flour, beans, salted meat, potatoes, and poultry prices. Includes per bushel or per pound quotes with varying units and unclear retailer labels.
Roosevelt Shifts Trip Dates For Capital Visit
President Roosevelt will leave Oyster Bay for Washington on September 25 instead of September 29 and will spend a day there before beginning his western and southern tour. The change stems from ongoing executive work and staffing needs. He will also stop in Vicksburg and Nashville, with dates to be set.
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Oyster Tiny
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Vicksburg
Nashville
Pretty Dinner At Keene Brings Large Family Gathering
Miss Adelaide Boyd hosts a broad dinner in Keene with relatives from Bakerville Frerto and surrounding areas. Guests include Mr and Mrs Powell Hamilton Tope Boyd Ellisit Clark and others as well as Estella Elchorn and Mary Willott. The event features a sizeable turnout and a noted social circle.
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Keene
Adelaide Boyd Charmigly
Lo Royl
Angie McCaskey
Robert Finky
Roeroe
Hells
Mary Wiliott
Mise
Boyd
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