Croft in berries and poultry growing in Coshocton
A Times reporter visits Daniel Valentine’s Roscoe area farm to examine berry cultivation and poultry rearing. His modest operation, on about three fourths of an acre of strawberries plus poultry yards, yields near a thousand dollars from berries and fowl, supporting local families who rely on his market for holiday birds.
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Sv Rachers
Mora Monetts
Tram Aetegwe
Usain
The
Times
Daniel Valentine
Roscoe
Mr. Valentine's Poultry
Cichens
Roche
Taco
Valentine
Poultry Department
Valentine Place
Mt. Valentine
New Road Law Takes Effect December 1906
The law requires township trustees to divide into 4 or fewer road districts by December. Road superintendents must be residents, bonded, and subject to removal. They must report expenditures, labor details, pond conditions, and next year’s plans. Meetings annually to issue directions, with attendance pay and labor requirements for residents. Penalties for noncompliance include fines and possible imprisonment. Law effective December 1, 1906.
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Firat
Hes
Bor
Maliee
Duta
Lens
Towmahip
Tee County
Saul
Postal Authorities Condemn Endless Chain Prayer Scheme
Post office authorities condemn the endless chain prayer scheme as a violation of postal laws. An inspector’s report found the chain letters threaten recipients and coerce action by fear, leading to a decision supported by officials condemning the practice.
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Chen
Poral R. x
All Fair Mind
Postoffice Inspector
A. V. Crate Heat
Thinety
Curfew Law Enforced for Under Sixteen In Newars
Mayor Me LQleery orders strict curfew to 16 and under after 7 pm. youths found on streets without guardians risk arrest. Petty thefts blamed on young boys with links to the curfew. At 7 pm Thursday Coshocton county miners reach wage settlement with operators. terms mirror 1903 scale with local condition improvements. Masail fon district still unresolved. miners hail a clean victory and anticipate broad satisfaction.
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Melqleery
Howe
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Masailfon
Republican county convention set for New Philadelphia on Aug 23
Canal Dover O Aug 1 The Republican county convention will meet in New Philadelphia on Thursday August 23. Delegates to the state convention will be selected and five officers will be chosen for nomination in the November election. No candidates have declared for these offices yet.
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Canal Dover
New Philadelphia
Homdation
Floes
Glanders outbreak across 21 counties spans state
Report notes glanders appeared in 21 counties including Fulton Putnam Miami Montgomery Hamilton Greene Madison Clinton Brown Adams and others. Franklin and Madison cited in the spread with debate over vaccines. Weathered by Midwest towns with local events and gardening news interwoven among scattered social notices.
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Columbus
Aug
Dayton
Gailta
Batrieht Pitre
Coshee Oan
Hitton
Usahoga
Geau
Ane Colima
Lorian
Montgomery Bas
Franklin Syteios
Lagi
Fairici County
Madison Mothe
Veterans Reunion Excursion To Chattanooga 1920
A letter appeals to veterans to join a reunion and grand excursion from Chicago to Chattanooga Park around September 18 1920. Rail rates are described as low with round trips under 15 dollars from Chicago, plans for multiple stopovers and extended travel to include families, and emphasis on educational value and historic interest along the route via Nashville and other points.
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Chichatiauga Park
Grant
21St Illinois
Iron Brigade
Chicago
Mississippi
Chattanooga
Wmu
Itaneoga
Septander
Grandchaldren
Maele
Focomba
Los. Kilborn
President
Wilder Brigade Organiza
En Marshall
Drought Plagues Pasture Lands With Poor Prospects
The report notes his son prospers in a new home while Ludima suffers a severe drought. Pasture fields are dry and brown and cor see a short crop except in the lowlands where moisture remains better.
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Ludiama
Robert Boyd Sinking Spells Leave Him Bedridden
Friends of Robert Boyd report he has not been well for a week with heart distress and repeated sinking spells. He has been rallied with difficulty and is now confined to bed amid exhaustion and general weakness.
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Robert Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Rural mail carriers to receive 15 day annual paid vacation
Rural free delivery carriers will receive 15 days paid vacation annually, starting in the next fiscal year. The measure recognizes their faithful service under trying conditions and will add about $800,000 to rural service costs this year. No carriers operate from the Coshocton post office.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Coshocton
Hendersons in a Runaway Collateral Damage Near West Lafayette
John Henderson and his mother from West Lafayette, now in Delaware, were in a runaway accident when a horse driven by several young ladies became frightened by a street car. The collision caused Mrs Henderson and John to be thrown. Mrs Henderson was severely bruised while John escaped unharmed. Lancaster reports the Oto Fuel Supply company has struck a gas well on the Wildermuth Jet in Pleasantville, noted as a strong gusher. The Lancaster B P S sold the lease to Ohio Fuel Supply.
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John Henderson
West Lafayette
Delaware
Werte
Lancaster
Oto Fuel Supply Company
Pleasantville
Lancaster B. P. S
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
West Lafayette Tragedy Shocks Community
A fatal accident in West Lafayette Friday evening claims the life of Howard Miller. Lafayette Caton finishes threshing for 12 men totaling nearly 10,000 bushels. oats and wheat to be threshed later. The old band disbands. new bands in the county can obtain inexpensive instruments from Chas Walters and Frank Keeney. Streets graded by a gang. township confirms teacher elections. Miva Leaves Revinava of Coneeon.
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West Lafayette
Howard Miller
Lafayette Caton
Chas, Walters
Frank Keeney
Tre «Chon
Miva Leaivs Revinava
Coneeon
A Bank Account for the Baby
Peoples Bank and Trust Co offers a baby bank plan promising $2.00 monthly deposits at 4 percent compound interest. After two years the child would hold about $4. The ad urges saving 50 cents weekly. Published by officers J. L. Rue, president, and R. H. Mills, cashier.
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Savings Banke
J. L. Rue
Pres
Local residents visit across towns and social circles
Grace McClain hosts guests including Mrs W A Hartley and daughter Nell of Steubenville while James McCammant and Bert Cochran spend Sunday in Cleveland. Eva Suhart of Coshocton visits Helena Prerzygr. Prof Hunt heads to Plainfield as next year's principal. Wm Broaly family of Steubenville visits relatives. Thomas Familton of Cammins and Dr Thrapp visit Muskingum county. Earl Haire of Metropolitan Insurance in Newark stops by. Price Owens heads to Camp Sychar Ward. Myrtle and Geneva Wizengins stay several days at Otsego.
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Grace McClain
W. A. Hartley
T Nell
Steubenville
Icolumnous
James McCammant
Bert Cochran
Cleveland
Sexpral
Mt Zion
Eva Suihart
Coshocton
Helena Prerzy-gr
Hunt
Plainfield
Wm Broaly
Steubenstille
Inere
Thomas Familton
Cammins
Mrs. Thrapp
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Earl Haire
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Newark
Price Qwens
Camp Syehar
Myrtle
Geneva Wizegins
Otsego
No Sunday Funerals Stir Canal Dover Protest
In Newcomerstown ministers urge shifting Sunday funerals to other days as a protest against Sunday services. Local notes report threshing in full swing, visits among relatives, plans for a picnic on August 11, and various social events including music, gatherings, and travel between Canal Lewisville and nearby towns.
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Canal Dover
Newcomerstown
Getting Ready for Attack on Standard Oil
Cleveland, Aug 1. United States District Attorney J J Sullivan left tonight for Chicago to confer with federal officials there before the federal grand jury session next Monday. He is expected to direct questioning of Ohio witnesses in the Standard Oil investigation. A further set of subpoenas for Cleveland witnesses was served today.
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Standard
Cleveland
United States
J. J. Sullivan
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Standard Oil
Sullivan
Ohio
Stateboard approves 5000 for glanders fight in Columbus
Columbus Aug 2 The state emergency board adjourned after nearly 25000 in appropriations and future items. A 5000 appropriation endorsed by Governor Harris for stamping out the Dayton glanders epidemic was authorized. opposition from Dayton horse owners cited, with no word from the Mec Cann committee. A death notice notes Mrs James Patterson 66 former Newcomerstown resident died in Columbus with six survivors.
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Columbus
State Onrgency Board
Harris
Strate Guilbert
Ellis
Dayton
State
Dive Stock Commission
Glanders
B. F. MecCann
Live Stock Commission
Newcomerstown
James Patterson
Patterson
Mayor Belcher sentenced in embezzlement case
William H. Belcher the Paterson mayor who absconded and recently surrendered received a twelve year penitentiary sentence for embezzlement. Sergeant Richard Browen recruitment officer for the United States Marine Service arrived for a ten day stay and will base at Dr. Pomerene's office as headquarter examining surgeon.
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Paterson
N. J
William H. Belcher
Richard Browen
United States Marine Service
Attorneys T C Roche in Coshocton Ohio
Attorney at law T C Roche based in Coshocton Ohio announces office upstairs in the Hanp Building on Main Street with contact details for July.
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T. C. Roche
Coshocton
Hanp
Main Street
A. Pomerene
E. Pomerene
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
O. Offce
Burns
T. H. Wheeler
Omee
John Shaw
Citizens Bank
H. E. Hahn
O. Offve
Hurry
Sam. A. Nrowowan
W.S Merrell
Nicholas
C. B. Hunt
O. Ofice
Ind
Main St
A. Himebaugh
O. Ofice—Butns Block
Fourth Street
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Henry Leindecker
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