Local items and notices from Coshocton county
Local notes report Weppina invitations at Tae Ack job rooms and school openings in Tuk Cosheston slated for September 9. A light frost touched parts of the county last Monday. Cattle and bogs shipped from Perry and Franklin townships. Teachers meet September 7 at the high school. Encampment travel to Louisville. Fair cattle shown at Wheeling. Marriages, deaths, property sales and local moves populate the page with various notices and brief reports.
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Weppina
Tae Ack
Tuk Cosheston
Joan Frew
Perry Township
Lowa
Cityublic
Igh
Carr. T. W. Conner
Raton
N.M
Louisville
Death of John McCullough Pioneer of Whita Eyes Township
John McCullough an elderly pioneer of Whita Eyes township died Wednesday after a prolonged illness of three months or more from dropsy. He was over sixty, leaves a wife and son George, and was longtime member of the M I church known for helping those in distress. New County Clerk installed T H Glover inducted as Recorder of Coshocton County to succeed Gilbert Coplen. Howard Culbertson becomes County Surveyor, succeeding A M Fisher. Commissioner Abbott to begin service on the 16th. Glover first Republican with an office room in the Court House, aided by assistant Miss May Wella of Plainfield.
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John McCullough
John McCulough
Whita Eyes
McCullough
George
M. I. Church
Court House
Glover
May Wella
Plainfield
McDermott
Hin
Ray Shaffer
Young Shaffer
South Third Street
Dre. Carr
McCurdy
Young Sheffer
Marshal Barrett
Shiffer
E. W. James
H. Nicholas Pit
Tragedy Near Shaffer Home Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Mason City Ray Shaffer aged 16 fatally shoots Thomas McDermott 61 after a long running family feud. McDermott dies next day. Shaffer surrenders to the marshal and awaits a preliminary hearing. Witness accounts vary as coroner declares a leaden bullet caused the death.
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Ray Shaeifer
Samuel Shaeffer
Thomas McDermott
Shaeffars
McDermott
Second
Walnut Streets
Shaffers
Sone Yen Ago
Shaffer
Second Street
Scieffer
Ray
Day Martter
Democratic Standard proposes three-man committee to audit offices
The Democratic Standard calls for a three-person committee to audit books and files of both offices. It names ten reputable businessmen to choose from for the committee, authorizes access with credentials, and specifies it will proceed at once at The Ace office. Named nominees include J. W. Caxsingham and Judge J. D. Nicholas.
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Democratic Standard
Tir Age
Hanes Wa
Aditor
Ace
Tur Ade
J. W. Caxsingham
J. D. Nicholas
T. H. Whosler
Roe Robinson
George
Caton
E. O. Salby
Edward Ransom
Jacob Schanfarber
J. C. Fisher
Jacob Werner
Scio College Departments Report Strong Postgrad Hiring
Tar Business and Shorthand departments at Scio College report better facilities and lower costs than peers. More than eight percent of graduates from both departments secured positions that year. Bum ineas catalogue free.
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Scio College
Bumineas
Break up the Court House Ring Defeat Democratic Ticket
A long suppressed recall of a county investigation into public offices is revealed as halted by political pressure. The piece accuses a Democratic political ring at the Court House of blocking inquiry to protect their candidates and urges voters to elect reform candidates this fall.
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Tax Age
Tmax Ram
Ring
Court House
Proverbiial Tuscarora Rapidity
The Tuscarora Advertising Company recovers from an August fire and rehabs a factory now employing about 175 workers with plans to add more. Rebuilding progresses rapidly as the plant readies with new machinery for a larger future business. Fall term of Scio College begins October 1st, 2b.
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Tuscarora Advertismng Company
Tuscarora
Scio College
Numerous visitors flock to town notices and social rounds
The community page lists residents and visitors from Columbus Newark Meadvill e and other towns. People attend state fairs, millinery openings and trips to Niagara Falls while relations and business connections fill the town with news of travel, calls on legal matters, and visits to relatives.
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Canerel A. J. Warner
Marietta
Lown ‘Tuealay
J. Kedohion
Zanenville
Judge Stilwell
Millersburg
Charles and
Lynn Wilson
Newark
Mrn
St. Meek
Columbus
William Ward
Adelinn Donshew
Tn Dresden
Wood
Verne McCoy
Carralton
Nora Coo
F. E. Barney
Bowalt
Righeson
Danial Smith
May
Aura Collier
J. KR. Robarison
Carrie TE
Hunt
Hildreth
Adame Mills
Moleulf and Son
Mar Utla
W. St Pomerene
Boole Ricketts
Meadville
Tyne
Robert Wolke
Pitsburg
Soundty
Ludwig
Breezy Times at the Opera House This September
Breezy Times returns to the Opera House on Saturday evening September 21 with Fitz and Welster presenting Breezy Times. The act promises new scenery, faces, and East coast specialties, aiming for a full house following their prior succès. Local ads note second-hand bicycles, clothes offers, and a sale at Walnut Street wholesale grocery after November first.
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Opera House
Fitz
Welster
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A. T. Anderson
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Las
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Sale
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Conner
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Arkansas City
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Sibley, Ill
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S. W. Snyder
Alice
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Mich
Thoes
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James
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Mary Harris
Mallia Dodd
Learlet Mites
Roscos
D. H. Mortley
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A. N. Compton
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McClain
Sue F. Loreng
Er Hogan
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H. B. Pigman
L. F. Butt
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Thia County
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South Fourth Strait
M. Rowtey
Hack & Wisexsman
Ilarny Harr
Satz
Cuearron Cass
Call Onor
C. B. Compton
Coeshocton
O. J
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Hack & Wisknevren
Cesshocton Wholesale Grocery
Rae
Weel
the Age
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Nieawepa
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