Gorn Contest For Boys On Coshocton Co Farms
At Coshocton Cowery Corn Growers Association meeting a boys corn growing contest was approved Open to any county boy age eighteen or younger Corn premiums to be provided A seed package of a nonstandard tetr weed corn will be sent to entrants with planting and care instructions via Bed LeRetilley secretary Entries require the boy to plant three hundred kernels in a square and cultivate harvest and exhibit ten ears at Coshocton fair, with the boy and parent agreeing to follow exhibit rules and keep records Notices will run when seed is ready for shipment
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Coshocton
Ocowery
Corn Growers’ Association
Alan
Corn Growers Association
LeRetilley
Tytin
Boys
County Corn Growers’ Association
Change of Road Sought in Coshocton County Proposal
A local petition argues for rerouting a road in north central Coshocton County from a stake-marked start near the N. O. W. corme to a new stake north of the Septeduer Canal, proposing a wider bridge and upgraded towing path to ease access, reduce costs, and improve river crossings.
Invents Machine for Making Cement Vaults
An inventor in Fravcysbng develops a machine to form cement vaults with water exclusion. Beary and Leon machine shops build prototypes as Holt explains progress and costs. Earlier vaults used multiple workers. a one-piece vault reduces labor though complex handling remains. The inventor anticipates production in the United States and has attracted interest from pattern makers and patentees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beary & Leon
Mrazoysiairg
Bet
Holt
Ervetatt
Une
Tom Thatley
Wool twine ruling may hurt farmers in wool trade
A dated notice warns farmers that using certain twine will heighten wool blending issues and trigger factory refusals. It cites legal support and industry practice, noting that missteps could lower prices and invite actions by Dewey Gould & Co. for enforcement and remedy. It urges compliance and awareness of new fiber standards affecting costs.
Government receipts and expenditures for March 1908
The March 1908 statements show receipts totaling 44,610,955 while expenditures reached 53,201,320, creating a deficit of 8,584,064 for the month and an nine month year-to-date deficit of 35,675,000. March 1907 had a surplus of 19,600,000 with customs receipts rising to 21,155,047. Internal revenue declined from 22,556,520 in March 1907 to 19,543,889 last month.
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Washington
Cistoma
Aged Lady Passes At West Carlisle Home
Mex Mara Bradfield aged seventy four died at her home one mile west of West Carlisle at 3 30 after four months of illness. She leaves one son Joseph Bradfield and two daughters Mrs Chas Burke and Mrs White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex Mara Bradfield
West Carlisle
Joseph Bradfield
Chas. Burke
Mra. White
Sickness at Pearl and Local Notices Highlight Town News
In Pearl area notes, residents report illnesses and daily life updates. G D Klein to administer estate sale for John Gardner set at Gaislner home on April 2. Local residents relocate, marriages, visitors, and property moves cited among scattered events and social notes from the community.
Route Seven News Bits from Cordon Ledger
Route Seven items report Foster moving his saw mill to Lowry, Earl McGoy with whooping cough, several family illnesses, and a near accident when a thunderbolt dropped. Navis is recovering and Charles Veighe improves from a cement injury. Kuatt and Fry visited on Sunday. Samuel Foster and Guily spent Sunday with Ignech Foster.
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Cordon
Foster
Lowry Boas
Earl McGoy
Boster
Dager
Navis
Tony
Tony] To Uithack
Charles
Veighe
Kuatt
Fry
Cgrry Suntay
Samuel Boster
Guuily
Ignech Foster
Memorial note for M rs Hol N with family tributes
Vin J. Frederick of Hilerfield and Mrs Samuel Beck of Warsaw along with other relatives are noted in a memorial with references to children and grandchildren. The text laments illness and death, mentions faith, church membership, and the hope of eternal rest in a heavenly land, ending with a hymn-like line about reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin J. Prederick
Hilerfied
Samuel Beck
Warsaw
Rev. P
R. B. Peer
Ory, O
Miex Laurilia Frederik
Spring Mountain
Alro Lewies
Operators Over Twenty One Targeted by New Bill
A proposed measure in the Ohio House, filed by Rep. Fretn er of Vinton County, seeks to require all telephone and telegraph operators in Coshocton and the state to be at least 21 years old. The bill also limits telegraph and telephone operator hours to eight per day.
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Coshoeton
House of Representatives
Fretner
Vinton County
New Bedford News Budget Moves and Local Changes
Earnest alder and fanny moved their household effects to a newly purchased home adjoining the John Saelter farm with moving day on Wednesday. Sons of Gottlieb BSehweigert returned from Akron for the weekend. Jonathan Muller moved to the farm of John Mullet, Sr. last Thursday. Jacob Ettling moved from Becks Mills into Jonathan Mullet’s vacated house. High school teacher HR Doak was home sick with tonsils. Miss Maud Stewart replaced him. Primary teacher Miss Helen Sibley also sick this week. E.G. Getz and family moved into the vacant Abs. Kavenschaur house late Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dr S Lower, after six weeks visiting Canton and Cleveland, returned home Sunday.
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New Bedford
Earnest Alder
Fanny
John Saelter
Gottlieb Bsehweigert
Akron
Jonathan Muller
John Mullet
Jacob Ettling
Becks Mills
Jonathan Mullet
Sb. Doak
Alien Foot-Ease Powder Promoted In Ad
An old advertisement touts Alien's Foot-Ease powder to relieve corns onions and swollen feet. It claims relief for sweating feet and offers a free sample. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 26 cents with address shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy, S
Franklin Station News and Local Items Report
Fragments note deaths from pneumonia and a severe grip with community members including J. Cepsger, Mire, George Liat, Mes. Howard Hahn of Cosnocton and Mr and Mrs Adam Hahn. Roscoe records a purchase of a year old draft horse and George Stiner bought a fine work horse. overall Yat prospects look promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cepsger
Wathak
George Liat
Howard Hahn
Cosnocton
Adam Hahn
Adam Hahn Joh Zimmers
Roscoe
Aged Lady Passes Away After Long Illness
Suean Elizabeth Frederick nee Ave a born New Jersey 1843 died March 1 1908 aged 76 years two days. Married Nov 14 18h. They had seven children, four sons and three daughters, with two dying in infancy. Husband survived seven months ago and mourns their loss five children: Geo W Frederick of Spring Mountain and Rolk.
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Suean
Elizabeth Frederick
Ave A
Adam Prederick
New Jersey
Geo. W. Frederick
Sprieg Mountain
Stroke Claims Life of John Doschenenan in Hours
John Doschenenan of Miran Less Mills suffered a paralytic stroke Saturday evening while tending livestock. He died at home shortly before midnight. Born in Coshgeten county, he was 68 years old. He married Mary Ashe on May 5, 1864. she survives with four children, a grandchild, two brothers, and two sisters. Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the home, with burial in New Bedford cemetery. He was a well loved neighbor whose sudden passing shocked friends.
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John Doschenenan
Miran Less Mills
Degeased
Coshgeten
Mathine
Mies Mary Ashe
Shane
Aleo
Pohild
Reformed Chorea
New Bedford
Sheueman
Sory Watorous
Neighborhood Favorite Booster Endorsement in Harbor Maine
Mrs BoD Chatea of Harbor Maine extols Electric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite for quick relief in dyspepsia nerve disorders malnutrition weakness and general debility. The tonic is advertised as a blood purifier and spring medicine with a guaranteed sale through C 2 Andersons Combotion C M Fergeson a drug store.
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Bod. Chatea
Harbor
Maine
Anderson
C. M. Fergeson
Doug Wtores
Ohio Wesleyan student shot accidentally by classmate
In Edwards Gym basement Wesleyan University, senior star Weldy was accidentally shot by Miss Cornelia Albright while she aimed at a target. Weldy, a Beta Theta Phi member from Smithfield, is hospitalized with slim chances of recovery. Albright, a local social favorite, is prostrated.
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W. J. Weldy
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cornelia Albright
Weldy
Beta Theta Phi
Big Methodist
Smithfield
Coshocton Boy Winning Honors
Rev Perry 13 Keldon son of Mr and Mrs G Neldon of Coshocton city is finishing advanced ministry studies at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. He has shown marked progress in pre ferment matters and is chosen to plead at Taylor township Sunday school convention May 10 and to conduct opening services of the Delaware District Conference and Joint Home and Foreign Missionary Convention. Congratulations are noted for the young Coshocton boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Keldon
G .Neldon
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Rhoworth
Taylor Township
Delaware District
Home and
Cosaccton Eell
Neldon
Real Estate Transfers FP OH Wright to Chas C Weir
A list of real estate transfers in Ohio including Wright to Chas C Weir, Delfari & McConnell to Coshocton Lumbes Co, Oscar Griff to Daniel BD, and multiple parcels in Perry Tuscarawas Bedford Monroe and other townships with prices from 1 to 275 dollars. The text blends numerous transfers with stray phrases and ends noting a proverb about honest and profitable exercise in the onion patch.
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OH. Wright
Chas
C. Weir
Delfari & McConnell
Coshocton
Lumbes Co
Oscar Griff
Daniel
Lafayette
Hester Flail
Mary
Bellot
Nets
Rusks
F. Goaser
H. W. Conrad
G. W. Maxwell
S. M Pnyder
T. Ard
Cuistay Froelich
Mary Hill
Hydia Garber
Adame
Isabeles Johnson
Samuel BE. Taylor
Wiley E. Endsley
Harry W. Patterston
Clark
Quarterly Meeting at Mohawk Village
Mohawk Village hosts the Mohawk circuit quarterly meeting with services at Wilton Chapel on Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon, April 4 and 7. Local visits include Fay Freese to Cowhocton and Prof. EB Fry there Monday. Mohawk Sunday school elected an Easter program committee last Sunday.
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Mohawk Village
Wilton Chapel
Mohawk Sunday School
Porto Rico Judges and Notable Wolff Family Ties
The Porto Rico supreme court comprises three motive and two American judges in Adolph Wolff of Washington. His father Simon Wolff, a nationally esteemed lawyer, was valued by President McKinley. The Wolff family formerly resided in Uldrichsville, while Frank Welty, cashier of the American Colonial bank in Porto Rico, hailed from New Philadelphia.
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Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Adolph Wolff
Washington
Simon Wolff
McKinley
Wolff
Uldrichsville
Frank Welty
American Colonial Bank
New Philadelphia
Canal Dover
Spring Mountain Obituaries And Local Notes
Local notices report deaths and funerals in Spring Mountain area. Mrs. Frederick, widow of Adam, is laid to rest after eight months since his death. Rev Nanamaker and Baker conduct service at the M E church. David Van Kennel dies after a long illness, survived by siblings and many relatives. A community gathering at Mrs. Hamontree’s brings neighbors together, with several families moving residences nearby. Palm Sunday service at Saint Robe church marks the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, with palms blessed and distributed. A marriage license is issued for Morrie Parke and Lizzie A. Neighbor.
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Spring Mountain
Mattie McNeal
Millersburg
Fannie Ulman
Ulman
Howard
Weley McFarland
Danville
J. F. Hastings
Nachyie
Louisa Hagelbarger
Hastings
M. EB
Frank Krownapple
Wayne Shulry
Lewis Fisher
Frederick
Adam Predeick
Todd
Nanamaker
Baker
M. E. Church
Saannon
David van Kennel
Jay
van Kennel
Sevotty
Elger
R. J. Hamontree
M. Oxley
Mira. M. Carpenter
OU. Hamontree
Aio Ats Mir
Meélior
Line
Saint Robe
Jerusaleem
Palma
Augiadine
Thomen's Free Examination at The Arcade Institute
Prominent Cleveland X Ray Medical Institute advertises free examinations for a wide range of illnesses including catarrh asthma bronchitis kidney and bladder diseases woman’s health and sexual health. The ad emphasizes rapid local treatment via direct surface application and claims immediate lasting effects with numerous testimonials available.
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Thomen
Bright
X-Ray Medical Institute
the Arcade
Cleveland
O. Vice
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Jung
G. D. Klein
John Gardner
Gaislner
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Fia Co
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Valentine Hupprich
Hupprich
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Wuanten
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Clare Vwender
Phil Deibel
Mass Dione
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Everhart
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Adity
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Ava
Delia Olinger
Coshorton
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Route Seven
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New Bedford News
Franklin Station News
Mill Creek
Nora M. Wlarcarver
Noan McClain
Mosh McClain
Hise M. Given
Joseph M. Kirker
Cana
Neal
Jackson
Walter EK. Chudd
Mawel J. Cawdle
Monroé
Tuscarawas County
Morrie Parke
Oxford Tp
Lizzie A. Neighbor
Oxford
A. A. Thomen
Coshocton, Ohio
Park Hotel
Middle West
Columbia Sanitorium
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