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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
3
To give all an opportunity to meet this renowned specialist, he will provide free consultation, examination and advice during his trip. He promotes a new system for cures across diseases including deafness, catarrh, lung issues, paralysis, nervous disorders, addictions, kidney checks, cancers and skin conditions with no charge for initial consultation or diagnosis.
Frank Moore plans improvements at Fair Grands with antunn leaves removal and tread relief. Grounds will be upgraded, and the place set for merry times this coming summer, with many expected events and appreciation for the project.
John Mitchell, retired president of the United Mine Workers, plans a labor paper in Indianapolis aimed at promoting industrial peace between miners and operators. He envisions coverage beyond mining and hints at a possible run for governor on the Democratic ticket with ex president Mitchell as a nominee.
At ten oelock Sallyday morning the assessors met with Auditor Radd les to review their blanks and campment for listing chattels. The team will be 3% per day instead of $2 and will work at least thirty days. Full list of Casheeton county assessors includes J. B. Norris Adams township and many others across Bedford Bethlehem Franklin Jackson Jefferson Tuscarawas Ward. includes Ward officials and Republican affiliations.
A lighthearted bridal shower centered on cooking, as friends gathered recipes for the bride elect. A standout: a favorite dish card labeled Catering to Two, forming a booklet of cards that showcases cooking practice and a hoped for culinary skill alongside other accomplishments.
An old advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by vocal applications. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness due to catarrh cured by constitutional treatment, promotes Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fragmented political ramble lampoons Ohio Republicans and Democrats, noting Taft and Cox, Cleveland figures like Casherton, and local events. It mocks graft in religion and hints at primary campaigning, horse trades, and prohibition tangents amid a tangle of names and places.
A garbled, era-style political snapshot hints at party clashes and leadership doubts. References to Clarksville, Foraker, and Coxhull suggest tensions within the Republican arena while Democrats brace for strategy shifts. The piece alludes to campaigns, alleged fundraising issues, and stalled efforts to restore confidence among party leaders.
Dr. Foster, a local veterinarian, treats a mysterious nonlethal illness affecting eight horses owned by a city resident. The disease has been isolated from other equines and officials describe it as unusual but not serious. Authorities monitor the stables for further spread.
Attorney George Kieln has been invited to deliver the leading address at the promotion exercises of the Walaonding schools, scheduled for Wednesday evening April 22. The text notes a political aside about the Independent Republican party in Ohio as part of broader commentary on party harmony.
The Democratic Center Committee of Coshocton County will meet at city hall Coshocton Ohio on Saturday afternoon April 11 1908 at 2 oclock All members are requested to be prompt Signed Josh Bhag Chairman Woof Mannee Secretary In the Life to Come a poem remarks by Hawthorse appears among stray thoughts included with the notice
Practical rural guidance urges trimming star boarders from cow herds, adopting crop rotation, and choosing mixed long fleece sheep with large curcuna. Emphasizes budgeting feed, using alfalfa to suppress weeds, and improving herd through purebred breeding and systematic farm institutes for better butterfat yields.
A Monday Supreme Court decision on railroad rate law challenges Minnesota and North Carolina policies, with To this commentary Senator Foraker and other lawmakers debated the ruling's implications. The piece connects the decision to Democratic and Republican factions, Roosevelt era standards, and upcoming conventions, noting business and political stakes while urging measured action. Also reported are local probate filings tied to Thomas Hamerviey’s estate and related estates.
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