Undertaker receives grateful letter from Benson family
A Panhandle train death in Omaha prompts a letter from Peter Benson’s brother thanking undertaker H. A. Wolfe of Coshocton Ohio and the local union for prompt, careful handling of the body and recovery of clothes and papers. The Benson siblings express deep gratitude for compassionate service and moral support.
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UNION
Undertaker Wolfe
Peter Benson
Omaha
Neb
H. A. Wolfe
Coshocton. O
Davis
Caradigon
B. L. Benson
Putt For Pottery Promotes Pope Gosser China Line
The Crockery and Glass Journal prints a commendatory notice of Coshotton ancient fad pottery by Pope Gosser China company and features a striking artistic advertisement of the fire within the empire era.
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Crockery Aad Glass Journal
Coshotton
Pope-Gosser China Company
Our Candidate for Treasurer
Mr D C Lawrence of Mill Creek township was in town today trans acting business and inspecting a title. Rumors say he may withdraw as Republican candidate for county treasurer but this is erroneous. Lawrence is in the race to stay and to win. he is well educated and widely esteemed. Chief Dye of Marietta handles an elopement case involving Clyde Delibur and Ida Huston. Charles Bennett enters Ohio Medical University in Columbus after leaving Dr McDonald’s dental parlor.
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D. C. Lawrence
Mill Creek Township
Lawrence
Chief Dye
Marietta
Clyde Delibur
Nelsonville
Ida Huston
Macksburg
O. M. AL
Charles Bennett
Tee
Dr. McDonald's
Columbus
Ohio Medical University
W. J. Walker
Roscoe
West Bedford
A. L. Smith
Walther
Man Hurt Hurled From Timber Pile At Hopedale
A workman fell from a lumber pile at Hopedale Friday. His left arm broke, knee bruised, and he remained bedridden for days. His brother, an official with Citizens’ Telephone, reported the injury and that the man is recovering. The notice also includes a farm advisory for Grandma’s Salve and election bidding rules in Coshocton County.
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S. C. Kissner
Citizen’s Telephone Company
Hopedale
Child survives fall from second story window intact
Mabel Powelson, three, fell about fifteen feet from a North Eighth Street window and rolled down a bank. Her older sister Welen caught her, preventing serious injury besides a bruised temple. A physician treated the child as her mother Elizabeth Powelson thanks Providence. In other items, W. J. Walker leaves teaching to run a West Bedford general store, Cashier H. Co. Herbig gains ballot as treasurer, and A. E. Hosmer opens a music studio in Main Street’s Hunter building.
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Mabel Powelson
Elizabeth Powelson
Ratgon Powelson
Welen
Mabel
Powellson
Voorhees on the Canton bench and local visits
Rsonal i ge R M Voorhees sits on the rat bench at Wooster this week. Numerous residents travel, visit relatives in Dennison Adamsville and Columbus. Death of Infant Charles William Shrigley. Mechanics are Winners as Bellaire American and Plymouth councils receive parade honors. National bank examiner Andrew J Duncan arrives at the Commercial National bank.
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The
Columbus Dispatch
Hco. Herbig
Commercial W National Bank
State Bankers’ Association
Columbus
Charles William Shrigley
Lewis Shrigley
Conesville
Roscoe
Bellaire American Mechanics
National Council
Wheeling
Plymouth Council O. U. A. M
Plymouth Loyal Legion
FOR SALE AND WANTED LISTING COMPILED ITEMS
A collage of local offerings including real estate for sale two rural homes a seven room house with outbuildings and two lots near West Lafayette Ohio plus 9 acres 2 miles south of Clark, a one time timber seed offer 500 bushels Timothy seed and a second hand wagon. Also hogs hay and lost items with a teacher examination notice and various contact details from Coshocton and Warsaw area exchanges.
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Margaret Reed
West Main Street
West Lafayette
Clark
B. E. Leavitt
Mound, O
Timothy
Coshocton Fur Co
Main Street
M. H. Hennel
South Sixth Street
Coshocton
Selby & Almack Addition
Wm. H. Stover
Notice to Teachers and Examinations Schedule
Notice to Teachers, March, April and May, and on the second Saturday of June and August. Boxwell examinations will be held first Saturday in April and May. Examinations will commence promptly at 3 o'clock a.m. Applicants pay fifty cents before entering and furnish a stamped return envelope for results. Officers listed include McClure, McCurdy, Pigman.
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Boxwell
Board of
McClure
W. A. McCurdy
Frank Pigman
Board of Examiners
Clark Horse Breeders Promote Quality Stallion Services
The Clark Horse Breeders call horsemen and farmers to breed horses properly to secure high prices. They note prices depend on size and quality and announce the purchase of a Belgian stallion to aid breeders.
Abe 13250 Chestnut Sorrel Horse For Sale
A chestnut sorrel horse named Abe weighs 2000 pounds and is praised as unmatched in Ohio. John Wagers of Clark handles the sale and offers viewing to interested buyers. The purchase price is listed at 2400 dollars.
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Ohio
John Wagers
Clark
Soldiers Called to $00 City Riot in Sault Ste. Marie
One thousand angry Finns rioted over unpaid checks from the Consolidated Lake Superior company. Offices were attacked. police dispersed the mob and authorities telegraphed for soldiers from Toronto. Also notices of a family visit and Canal Convention attendees appear in this brief dispatch.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Consolidated
Lake Superior Company
Toronto
Mew Walk On Cambridge Street Construction Update
A new cement sidewalk is being laid along Cambridge street from the residence of S H Arenolla to the Wheeling and Leake directory route. The project improves pedestrian access and safety for residents and visitors.
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Cambridge Street
S. H. Arenolla
Eric
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