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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1908

Page

7

Silent, beset inventor plots perilous device in Wells Street

The aging dreamer Droom hoards money and tends four geraniums in a crowded apartment while plotting a violent contraption to defeat holdups. His son Graydon and father Graydon Bansemer join an elite dinner, hinting at a larger theft scheme and a poised confrontation with crime.

Rior Lovie Oll Droom Alover Guy One Hind Misanturg Wells Street James Bansemer Dream Bansemer Wellsttreet Graydon Bansener Eflies Tercom Lin Ian

New Discovery Remedy Promoted in Maine Trading Posts

Lester M. Nelson of Noploe Maine extols a long standing Mercat remedy as life saving. The item claims New Discovery remedy headlines mercantile sales in Rascoe and local druggists, with trial bottle offers and references to other local activities including a Filipino student visiting Dresden and a medical operation in Tiverton.

Lester M. Nelson Noploe Maine Mable New Discovery Ley C. K. Anderson OC. M. Pergason Rascoe Drur

Meanest Man Targets Mabel and Reggie in Cavigan Case

The piece describes a villain identified as a candidate for the Society of Mexatest Men who uses a lamp and a vile trick to frighten Mabel and Reggie. They seek legal remedy as the assailant continues to menace them in a dark, unsettling scene.

Cosaecton House Society of Vishnua

Untimely Death of Young William Wilson

G A Wilson of Adameville mourns the death of his adopted son William Wilson who died at Cashoct on a Friday. William, taken in as an infant, grew up under Mr Wilson’s care and would have turned 28 on October 5, 1908.

Bansemer James Bansemer Graydon Gray Cone Caba David Able's G. A. Wilson Adameville William Wilson Cashoct Mr. Wilson William Affler “Fearnangat Regen Mr. Wiley Oudii

Agricultural Workers Field Meeting at Wooster Station

Agricultural workers hold a field meeting at the Esperiinene Station in Wooster Ohio. The event showcases breeding and cultural work on the station's 47 farms and includes the State Punt Breeders Association and State Improvement Association sessions. County and state associations will conduct votes and distribute plains and exhibits.

Ceara Luis Esperiinene Wooster Ohto State Punt Breeders’ Association Gee

Wall's Catarrh Cure Claims Nationwide Cure

The piece touts Wall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh and promotes Hall's internal preparation as a constitutional treatment. It asserts a strong success rate, offers a $100 reward for failure to cure, and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio. It also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists druggists as sellers.

Wall Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Tiverton News Briefs Highlight Local Life

Mr and Mrs John Stricker welcome a baby. Rosa Draper buys a yew buggy from P. J. Fox of Walhonding for 150 dollars. An event at Daten Run last Saturday was a success. Funds are for a new fur nace for the ehurel. Wm. Lonsinger, a Greveland real estate agent, visits family here. Mrs. Join Hayes stays with daughter Mrs. R. I. Thoyd in Coshocton. Huckelberries plentiful at four dollars per bushel.

Tiverton Aug John Stricker Rosa Draper P. J. Fox Walhondipgs Ehurel Lonsinger Greveland Join Hayes R. I. Thoyd Coshocton

Death of Dr. Miller in Washington during vacation

A telephoned report to Coshocton states Dr. O P Miller a popular Creek physician died suddenly in Washington while on a vacation trip. Dr Miller was well regarded, and the death is believed to be linked to a care bundle or possible medical complication.

Coshocton Ly, Syler Sugar Creek O P Miller Etie Washington Peresene Miller

May reopen mill in Dresden if sale opportunity fails

Trustees in bankruptcy for the Muskingum Valley Woolen Mill at Dresden plan to reopen the mill in the fall. If no sale opportunity arises for Mr. Mar, the mill will resume operations and all on hand stock will be worked into goods and marketed.

Marshall Dresden

Obituary of Liu M dfunser Aged Late 19th Century

Liu M dfunser daughter of MWeoo and Lewis Glass died after a brief illness on January 24 aged about one year. The funeral was at home on Sunday January 26 with interment at South Lawn cemetery. The Junior League Sunday school honored her with floral tributes and Rev Peters conducted the services. She is survived by her parents five brothers and many friends.

Liu M. Dfunser Mweoo Lewis Glass Apel Ste Tesbind

Lawn Party at Wille Creek Honors Miss Mary Midden

Miss Anna Weston of Wills Creek hosted a lawn party for guest Miss Mary Midden of Cynthiana. The event featured a long table with decorations and various foods, with attendees from Dresden Columbus Cleveland and Taois. A grand chorus closed the lively affair.

Anna Weston Wills Creek Mary Midden Cynthiana Ree Ree (Loner Dresden Thor Tha Erman Columbus Elizabeth Cooper Cleveland Cramhaker Taois Amie

Typhoid Fever Sinks Local Youth in Adamaville

Emmett Snoots, youngest son of Mr and Mrs G W Snoots of Adamsville, is reported ill with typhoid fever after an illness described as a severe attack.

Adamaville Emmett G. W. Snoots Tats Village

Baltic mill to buy machinery from Columbus

W. O. Troyer of Baltic travels to Columbus to purchase new machinery for a flour mill he and his brother plan to erect in Baltic.

W. OD. Troyer Baltic Columbus

Haverman Names His Delegates In Ill Formed List

A damaged OCR list appears to name delegates connected to Haverman and others, with scattered surnames and initials. The fragment suggests an electoral or committee context but readability is limited and many names are garbled. The piece preserves a few legible surnames such as LePage, Smith, Reed, Sohen, and Wade, but lacks clear structure or outcomes.

Oil Leases Record 700 Acres For Prospecting

Seventy or more acres were leased this week by Dennin OY Co for oil exploration. The list includes Peter Lammersiel 41 acres, Sarah Binker 34 acres, Thomas Paps 10 acres, Ig G Corr 5 acres, Mekchilda 6 acres, Juliana Huntersley 7 acres, HM. M. Shryock 6 acres, Laura Braah 9 acres, among others. A well will be sunk soon near Otserge on geld land.

Taretta Linton Tewtnetty Dennin OY Peter Lanmersieg Sarath Binker Creenet Peeres Thomes Paps Ig G. Corr Juliana Humntersley HM. M. Shryock Laura Braaher

Old Veteran Deorte Martlos Dies After Long Service

Obituary notes the death of veteran Deorte Martlos described as respected among former comrades. Brief tribute mentions his years of service and final rites.

Ald

Thaw Claims Debts and Bankruptcy Arguments

Harry Thaw discusses debts and bankruptcy claims as presented by various lawyers. He cites large sums paid by himself and his mother to doctors and attorneys, detailing alleged totals and fees in an effort to clarify the financial pressures surrounding his case.

Stang Pittsburg Maxrell Mir. Martridee Klafemort Omother Dtelmas Serviers Indmas Suniries

Mother Stewart Dead at 98 in Hicksville

Elizabeth Stewart known as Mother Stewart, aged 98, died at her Hicksville Ohio home. Her life was devoted to temperance causes. The notice also mentions local business ads and personnel changes including Huehanna resigning as Bell Telephone local manager with Bo A. Sader of Akron to succeed.

Springfield Elizabeth Stewart Mother Stewart Hicksville Ohio

Walhonding Farmers Meeting Features Entertainment

An account details a Walhonding farmers meeting with varied entertainments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Moore and guests who served ice cream and a piano duet, followed by a quartet performance. preparations for a future August event at Tonawanda were announced.

Megehead Indore Puri Owen Smech pHi Mas Bard Otters Wiss Hubert Vrs Moore Gerd Tse Iicrebeyty Ee Chines Arena Carr Dee Olbvins Moors Mie Moore Gamertsfelder Belmg Moore Tonawanda

Humane Society Places 8 Good Books in Library

Local Humane Society organizes a library drive placing eight donated books into community shelves. The effort highlights donated works from various authors and venues to boost public access to reading materials in the town.

Humane Society

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