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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
5
A fragmentary set of maxims on money, success, envy, and society attributed to Russell Sage. Topics include wealth, frugality, giving, leisure, and life philosophy, with observations on character, expenditure, and the moral value of work. The voice critiques hurry to spend, casino-like social envy, and the role of a wife, friendship, and charity in a prosperous life.
Columbus officials report rabies in every Ohio county as Dr. Carl Fischer, state veterinarian, describes an outbreak in Hardin county near Forest. He warns germs in saliva spread through bites, with dogs as primary spreaders and urges universal muzzling for a year to stamp out the disease, noting animals tolerate it with little ill effect.
July 28 1906 forecast predicts a cross continental disturbance Aug 3 7 with a warm wave Aug 2 5 and a cool wave Aug 1 to 1 across the west central and eastern states. Anticipates a great rise in temperatures and drought in core corn regions with heavy heat in the Ohio Valley lower lakes and around Lake Michigan. Rainfall variability expected with some areas near normal or above. warns against water excursions and criticizes government crop reports.
A list of transfers including Samuel Kroft, Juane Mares, and others moving between towns for sums up to 250 dollars. Changes include properties in Coshocton and Monroe townships with various buyers and prices. A deadly shooting victim in Warsaw is noted, plus eviction notices and an upcoming year’s ceremonies. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar advertised.
Stocked with Prof P G Holden, the Times reports scarce crowd on Farmers Day in Coshocton county as he details germination tests seed quality and crop rotation to boost corn yields worth millions. He cites Iowa results and outlines practical seed testing methods and rotation to fight the corn worm, urging early seed gathering and home grown seed selection.
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