Openings Commune Schools Mark Record Attendance
Toledo dispatch reports September 11 marks schools opening with record attendance at public and Catholic parochial schools. Public schools see about 119 staff and students, while Catholic teachers led by Sister Congidge and Sister Naphaed oversee new classrooms and art and music staff. Principal Rev. Dun introduces a strong faculty lineup for the high school with Prof. Bryant taking science, Bragg Burroughs math, and Tobonih directing commerce.
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Coghscion Public
Feo. Dun
Ares
Congige
Naphaed
Scheal Sieler Neginald
Mygggela
Glore
Hongelkoaper Byerglbing
EF Bryant
Wrat
Burrough
Roberts
Lain
Garbison
Ushi
Freeman
Vreneli
Dosley
Frof
Ashley
Nurmsie
Tobonih
Home Grown Peaches On Sale At Public Market
Fifty affuttiog items listed by the public market with Baker selling peaches at 9 per pound and apples at 20 cents per dozen. Spring chtek plant sold at 1 cent per potted, other items include sweet cord sold at 1 cent per unit. A few pouches were on fate at The for a small basket.
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Werne
Rev Webes Heads County Board of Examiners Reform
The county board of examiners held a full reorganization last Saturday with Belpe Wells elected president and EB J Rev Clerks A. C2. McDonald. The session aimed to streamline proceedings and set new leadership for the board’s functions.
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Webes
County Board of Examiners
Det
Belpe Wels
EB. J
Clers
MicDonalet
Conference committee completes business in Pleasantville
The conference committee finished its work in Pleasantville Delaware. Stokey Fisher will return to Coshoc ton to continue his work to the satisfaction of his people and the community at Taree. Rev J T Tack returns to West Lafayette and Dr C W Shepnard to Cambridge. The election of Dr Fisher and Mr J Csher as delegates to the General Conference to be held in Pittsburg next.
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Haa
Pleasantville
Stokey Fisher
Coshocton
Taree
J. T. Tack
West Lafayette
C. W. Shepnerd
Cambridge
Dr. Fisher
J. C.sher
Pittsburg
Milliners Prepare for Autumn Styles Despite Warm Weather
Hatmakers showcase autumn fashion as warm days linger and straw hats stay in use. Creators display intricate trims and ready final designs while staff like Winnie McVey, Miss Grice Weird, and Minnie Loads Hart Menlersens assist in a fashion showcase at the store. Names of many attendants and presenters appear in the fragment, reflecting a local shop event with planned displays and honors.
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Rodi Thay
Winnie McVey
Athey Iris
Grice Wierdar
Minnie
Betella Carhitr
M Menlersens
Mama's
Oeasia
M Pian
Wias
Masslvines
Nes Capon
Miss Lenorsy
Claes
Ber Tobertson
Ey Seherer
MM Fan Wissing
M Clair Robertson
The
Nell Ars
Fragmented health notice from an old paper
A damaged item reports on fever cases and typhoid like illness, noting deaths yearly and a family member recovering. It mentions hospital confinement and ongoing illness, with sparse readable names and places.
Marriage at West Lafay ette amid city ties
A wedding was held at the West Lafaye home of Rev. 4 Fiuherts today with a ceremony performed for the couple. The pair planned to travel to Chicago where Dr Shaw practices, and the event connected families Lauab ia Chunbridae and others in the community.
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West Lafaye
West Lafawelle
Barris
Eine
Fiuherts
West
Chicago
New Baby List and Birth Notices From Local Cards
Local listings show baby announcements and newborns. Names include Rorty, Mr fei, Mrs. Gus, gly a hahw bey Sunhiy merdings. The ledger notes the birth card application and related details.
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New Baby List
Gus Gly
Merdings
Sharon Pa Calls Rev Hamilton To Sharon First Presbyterian
A report from Sharon Pennsylvania states Rev William Hamilton of Cassleton will accept the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church of Sharon after an almost unanimous call from members on Sunday morning.
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Sharon
Hamilton
Daily Age
We MM. Hamilton
Cashocton
Buddhist preacher from Japan speaks at U B church
Takejiro Ishiguro from Kyoto told of life as dream and death as hope, comparing Buddhism and Christianity. He grew up Buddhist, converted to Christianity, and now studies in Dayton, Ohio, before returning to lead his church in Japan. He discussed idol worship and transmigration, performing in a Japanese robe and singing. Rev Keller and Rev Birney assisted in the service.
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Eam
Takejiro Ishiguro
Kiyoto
Japan
U. B
Fwood
Stone
Ion
Christi
Jay Cre Miligs
UW. 1
Sions
America
Bilionw
Dayton
Ohio
Shigure
Keller
Newcormerstown
Kearuk
B. W. Birney
Sugar
Uw Pasite Akrao
Fox chase fundraiser details obscure in Central Obio Snortsmun notes
Fragmentary record reports a president appointing a general to head an event in Warsaw with plans for an eighteenth annual chase. Expected are around 1 fox and 126 dogs. second day digits and ceremonial props noted amid garbled lines. A nearby town event referenced and a player named Carter shows in unclear context.
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Fox Chase
Coshocton
Glass Co Officers Elected Amid Stockholder Meeting
In Coshocton, the Glass Co. held a stockholders meeting Monday morning to elect officers and appoint a new directorate. Atlas President and General Manager Héppalyt Chaser was named View President. Alinael Seey was named Treasurer. Charles Al Stewer Wa OR and Louis Browle were named prospects for the coming year as the factory remains a leading local employer in a time of significant production.
Labor Day Contingents and Wage Case Report
Labor Day events at Labor Hall Githeay concluded with Teene inspecting the business. Committees prepared an itemized account of receipts and expenditures for publication. The Buck vs Ash wage case remains unresolved with Buck claiming wages due. a court will hear the matter soon as details are prepared.
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Labor Day
Labor Hall
Wien
Buck
Atlorioon
Asher Strol
Plows Up 16 Young Snakes At Farm Field
A reader text reports an obscure farm scene where snakes were found in a field as a plow moved through Ab. A. Baars farms area. The garbled OCR mentions men, ages, and unclear actions. Details are fragmented but imply agricultural activity and snake sightings.
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Ab. A. Baars
Reddieh
Fragmented OCR yields scattershot US mill price notes
The readable lines discuss grain export trade and milling figures, noting price trends and the impact on American exports. Mentions of flour shipments and the broader market effect are present, though the text is heavily garbled and incompletely legible.
Dedication of Coshocton Lodge Home At Handful Fraternal Week
Coshocton hosts a multi day celebration for the Handsome new lodge on Main and Third. Visiting lodges from surrounding towns join Coshocton in a Sept 11 12 program featuring receptions, concerts, banquets, a dance, and official dedications led by state officers. Attendance restricted for some events. public supper and dance open to Gad etlaws and general public.
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Coshocton
Thee Links
Gourley
Sted Tpo
Anestheny
Os Beavers
Mandolin
Sunray Mool
Odd Fellows
Coshawton
Parndd
Phuiifies
Tambridge
Zanesville
Newark
Vernon
Hebron
Nella West Lafiigerre
Newcomerstown
Deanisan
Cadiz
Steubenville
New Philadelphia
Dresden
Minneysburs
Soshacon
Catharetus Milldané
Ino Prrade
Gauton
Juiisville
Hennisan
Aim Ui
Covn
la. L. Sublivan
Grand Secretar
Columbus
Jenyty
Louis Hionek
Mt. Yvernon
Theatea Orchestra
Thuraday
Atternann Te mMamblin
Yhursday
Hes
Charles Wwintune
Nelo Crand
Dolon Silt
Sdee Grid
Edgar McDonald
Linasietal
Seer Taanier
Ree Cerdige
Geourge
Tocal
Atte
Coshocton Tacos
Letter Carriers Here
Delayed letters and misread names appear in an OCR noisy local notice. The fragment references Chicaga Aoi and Newport, with mentions of mail carriers and delays Wednesday and routes, indicating a disruption in local postal service and delivery schedules.
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Mestre
Chicaga Aoi
Rana Ming AL
Court house fence torn down at last
Court action ends as fence at the courthouse is removed following a dispute. Owners listed include Wat Mitchell and Hines Walker, who had sought to fence in a property line near the cemetery. Community tensions over the boundary dispute prompted the decision.
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Court House
Dale
Merdiy
Bens Wat Mitchell
Hines Walker
In Squire's Court
Clarence I teinkaeehh plesdert ty to the charge of tevbing, ta pre Prank Dinunete, fa emurdt a brevets of fue peace at the tale greands on Labor day, before Squire Whintaer Sa Mildiy atteriyen ghd was fied $5 ae aod cecomis. Chives Datey ouide bla arrest. ull
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Squire
Clarence I
Teinkaeehh
Whintaer
Chives
Unclear text fragment outlines a failed prosecution decision
A garbled OCR passage describes a theft event and an attempted pursuit with references to names and places but ends with the note that authorities did not deem it advisable to prosecute the man. The fragment lacks coherent details to confirm a formal outcome or identifiable entities.
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Scot
Coshocton
Yuan
Alain
Bauer
Tal Gan
Mansfield Man’s Horse Theft Case Nets Local Capture
A Mansfield man Clyde Lemley was arrested after being identified by Chief Weil as involved in a stolen horse theft. The horse, valued rider, and another suspect were detained following a Friday night recovery near Fourth and Diamond streets. Ryland and others from Minnesota assisted in the return and booking, with the case tying to earlier musings on the burglary. The arrest followed a tip that linked Lemley to recent horse and buggy thefts in the area.
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Mansfield
Pallow
Wolk
Ray Ryhkuid
Minnfteld
Yugey
Rylamd
Clyde Lemley
Weil
Namie
Bert
Inruk- Saill
Leit
Lemley
Well
Ryland
Suiuckiy
New Phila Urges Support for City Society
New Philadelphia residents press for the creation of a new business society after a Saturday meeting in the mayor's office. Officer Jackson says the organization is badly needed and local business leaders plan to formalize it within the week. Further details will follow as arrangements are set.
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Pimiaite
Omsor Jaxehsen
Philadelphia
Bhonane Society
Jackson
Wheat price rises to ninety cents per bushel
Wheat jumped to ninety cents per basis in Cashocton Tuesday morning. Local millers will pay this price after today, about the same as last spring. The price of wheat has been rising at a rapid rate during the last ten weeks.
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Cashocton
Children of Blackson Appeal Threatens New Homes
The article describes court action affecting six to seven children in Crowl Dover area. The Children and Family case centers on a family with epilepsy issues and the possibility of the children being placed in new homes. Local authorities state the move aims to safeguard the children while awaiting further proceedings.
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Guul
Thekean
Celtinbas
Taerhsey
Dever
Fragmented Ninth Century Era Scene From Local Death Notice
Fragmented OCR summarizes a local obit or memorial noting age, place, and community terms. Names such as Jackson Leaveristily, Mary Studi, and Metheny Mitr appear amid garbled text. The article references a funeral context with places and dates, indicating a notably aged individual in a county setting.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a public event and local figures
Readable fragments mention a public event with persons like Aretha and Cydodte, plus references to wineries, a field, and nautical imagery. The garbled passage names participants and plans, suggesting a local feature or community gathering with unclear specifics.
Community notices mix of names and events in sparse OCR
Fragmentary OCR notes list people and events with connections to Granville and Corhoe. Mentions include Ms artbaokabeol, Lei, Shae, Neiliorddaire, Taat Sin, Worbesity, and Daugherty. Spouse visits, school attendance, and local social mentions appear with irregular spelling and incomplete phrases.
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Cooperai
Raymerehoatan
Bia
Artbaokabeol
Jian Hangteber
Anilerson
Granville
Wiha Wodeht
Mande Woishl
Mra Grant
Lea
Daugherty
Corhoefen
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