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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

7

Buckeye Lake Park Arcada Burns in Newark Fire

A Newark fire destroyed a Buckeye Lake park arcada building leased from Oala Electric Railway. The former farm house, under remodel, housed booths and offices. Estimated loss around $10,000, with insurance on the general property but not yet confirmed for the structure. Rebuilding plans underway and an investigation will follow.

Newark Ar Wale Buckeye Lake Park W. D. Harris Oala = Electric Railway company Cincinnati

Italian Suspected in Unionport Murder Mystery

Samuel Grimm, a 38 year old lumber dealer formerly of Wills Creek, was found shot along the Panhandle near Miller's Station in Harrison County. Investigators suspect an Italian track walker tied to the week of killings, with Frank Capraro questioned as a possible suspect after an autopsy showed a 32 caliber bullet lodged in Grimm's head.

Samuel Grimm Wills Creek Panhandle Harrison County Coshocton County Miller's Station Iff Unionport Mites Station Enionport Grimm Ife Crimin McGreagor Gimim Gea West Lafayette Ita Hie Bridge Ovur Grinym Wen Unionpox Capraro Bn. Larner Wreker Frank Capnic Unionport Jat Caparo Alban

Massachusetts veteran admires Mr Ashbrook letter shows support

A Dorchester veteran praises Representative William A. Ashbrook in a March 25 1908 letter to Hon W A Ashbrook. He commends Ashbrooks pension stance and eloquent Congressional speech noting the soldiers rights, quoting a verse about the forgotten veteran.

W. A. Ashbrook Massachusetts Dorchester Mass Wm. A. Ashbrook Henry Cabot Lodge Mica Congress House Senate Wiliam A. Ashbrook Ohio Enoch Bolas Arcadia Street Npewarh

Keeping Open House and Digestive Health Claims

An advertiser promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy to regulate stomach liver and bowels for better feelings. The pitch mentions local names BL Anderson Ferguson's Roscoe Drug and urges use for digestive satisfaction.

Fractured reminiscences mix with rural humor in muddled town musings

A fragmented, dialect filled reminiscence recalls childhood illness, small town life, and local characters. The piece weaves memories of measles and play, neighbors and family, with stray observations on poets, politics, and a joking challenge about perfect rhymes. It captures a faded sense of small town voice and whimsy.

Ice and Provision Company Separate Officers Elected

Coshocton fee and Pray lesieas comUMiny held the meeting with final action to separate into two Coshocton Tow Co and Coshocton Proviso Co. Directors named include Kereng Aluack Almacha Hot Hanson Pom orene. Officers elected for the two firms: President John Lorenz View, Vice President Leech Bow, Secretary Mimanages, and General Manager Th itrardeh tomase. Both firms to maintain separate management while sharing buildings.

Tly Coumpeiig Coshocton Toe Co Cmd Coshocton Borh Porine Joho Kereng Z. W. Aluack D. BK. Almacha KE Hot Roo. Hanson FR. Pomorene Tyllow Hls Jehu Lorenz Esident Cnd Cisrervel Proviscent Hea, McGray Shippa Stutlehirmuse Seete Woos. Coane Mkums Od S Bmort Lottawine Eteedad Gen Mo Gilly Poostdppa Bee Bob Acketun Pos Itrardeh Tomase Eamlean Uhe

Board of Trade declines half the capital for Coshocton plant

The Board of Trade rejected a proposal to fund half of a $400,000 plant in Coshocton, saying the city should not provide one half of the capitalization for a new factory. Local business leaders saw potential jobs and investment but the board avoided committing public funds.

Board of Trade Costarton Fir Coshocton Saneker Phint Tere Board of Trade Baal Inuch Cosherton Rh. B .Caddwell Gitisburg Mihounis Coe Beto Costootan Mir Caldwell

Fragmented Spring Charade Speaks Of Politics And Pledges

The column blends verselike fragments about spring and fashion with jumbled notes on politics, temperance, and social scenes. It mentions Governor Harris, a preacher in Atlanta, and various local figures, all while a chaotic, print-shop style text roams through unrelated snippets and names.

Ataira Atalra W. D. Nesvit

The Jumping Of Place and Dr King’s New Discovery

A reader from North Carolina credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a persistent cough and lung weakness. The ad touts the remedy for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention, including trial bottles and endorsements from local merchants and readers.

Dr. King Vega George Moore Ot Grimesland N. C Anderson's C. M. Ferguson

Arbor Day Manuals At Auditor’s Office

Fragmented text describes Arbor Day materials and district education plans. Mentions Auditor, superintendent, and rural school distribution. Notes preservation of trees and birds, and a public notice about school involvement and distribution of manuals.

Auditors Office Herman Wal Dona Como Theo Marts

Commencement Ends Yearlong Nellie School Beats

In Cambridge April ceremony Nellie Chapel held commencement exercises for the Nellie schools. Myrtle Kissher and Phe Dinar Darna Wael addressed the class and presented diplomas. Rev. Lancaster spoke. colors were blue and gold. ceremony included a five king broth of Ada. A primary commerce meeting is planned next month. A sensational societal note: Miss Misk MITdts and William Wolton eloped, reportedly married in Marietta, with a telegram confirming the marriage and destination to Washington, DC.

Ada Droth Masten Cel Warrsath Revoker Lancaster Cambridge

Deaths and funeral for Fred Roarrig at church

Funeral service held for Fred Roarrig after a long illness. Obituary notes his Lutheran faith and surviving relatives including Mrs. Gee Coffman and sons Abbey Henry John Sol Fred Reading. A separate fire in Low Gap near Newcomerstown badly burned Margaret Addy while attempting to save her home. cause attributed to smoking. Local election chatter appears amid remnants of posts.

Thais Abbie Aie America Democrstic Party. Heep K Reahrie Gee. Coffman Abbey Henry John Sol Fred Reading Toe Tree Mt. Zloncharet Moskingum Margaret Addy Low Gap Newcomerstown

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