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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
8
John Weber sodding the lawn of William West on upper Main Street, improving the new property with a handsome landscape enhancement.
Canton attorney general candidate James A. Rice, also known as Jim, spent a brief stop in Coshocton on a campaign swing from Newark. He remained upbeat, greeting friends and expressing confidence in his election prospects.
General B L Lybarger funds a handsome new residence at Warsaw and plans to move from Spring Mountain this fall. He toured town Monday en route to Columbus for a state agricultural board meeting after the state fair success. Tonight Masons confer the entered apprentice degree on two candidates. Four carpenters wanted at once. Apply to M Williams.
Pittsburg operators abandon the Clark farm well south of Roscoe after moving their rig to Blissfield on Monday. Mr Farrell held an interest and supervised drilling but offered no oil verdict, while Coshocton lodge plans a trip to Plainfield to take the Muster's degree with John Mapel coordinating transport for those going.
Alex Wright, a young farmer from Willow Brook, lost his barn and all contents including a work horse, hay, oats, a buggy, and farming gear in a Thursday night fire. With a sick spouse and three children, the blaze may have started after a tramp left an imprint seen by Wright's son. Wright planned insurance but had delayed moving.
T. L. Montgomery will go to New ark Tuesday evening to join the New ark and Columbus delegation of bankers who will attend the annual convention of the Ohio Bankers' association at Cleveland September 27 and 28. Henry C. Herbig the treasurer of the association and R. H. Mints will also attend the convention.
On September 23 1905 the Mt Vernon Christian conference an incorporated religious association filed a petition in Coshocton county Ohio common pleas court alleging ownership of the church property described as Jot No five hundred fifty six in Coshocton city. It asks for authority to encumber the real estate by mortgage to secure a loan for paying debts from erecting the church and a hearing date set for October 25 1905 with attorney J M Compton representing the petitioner.
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