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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
5
A severely ailing horse was driven at high speed along the river road, blood streaming from its nostrils. After repeatedly beating the animal as it fell, it was taken to a water trough and finally throat cut by the driver, who fled before identification. No name given.
Zanesville August 15 A nearly total strike in Crocksville district mines will begin today and Monday after miners and operators fail to agree on a two year wage scale. About 25 mines and 2000 workers are affected, with weekly wages exceeding 20000. Talks failed after multiple conferences with no concessions from either side.
Obituary for Sept 1 1869 birth in Coshocton County of Jelly family member in Roym. after two weeks illness. Service by Rev Wallace of Wooster with pallbearers named. Describes the deceased as affectionate modest dutiful and sweet with a strong bond to parents and a loyal dog that died after her passing. Family faced extended bereavement and community dressing.
The Prohibition party held county nominations on Saturday August Tah. Wm. B. Smith was chosen chairman and Martin Jonppen secretary. Ticket includes Representatives Marshall Bonds and others. Prasyte Judge Della Fl Williams. Sheriffs John Clark and others. Treasurer J. W. Hardety. Clerk Max Parrish. Treasurer and Commissioner candidates. Infirmary Directors Lemter Duscan and Madison McColhim among names listed.
State Dairy and Food Center studies elder vinegar claims from Ohio producers. Inspectors found adulteration risks as four affidavits backed enforcement steps against makers in Toledo, Cleveland, and Lima area. Officials cite use of molasses and diluted cider products sold to Delphos and Cincinnati dealers.
Former State Senator George A. Serber of Veron spoke on a bill before the next regular session, urging a Keeley cure as an alternative to fines for alcohol abuse. He argued the treatment could address the disease rather than punish conduct, proposing state support and public health framing for alcohol issues.
Pearl and Aig. N Clary Benders spent Tuesday with tele alives at Rogersville. Carrie Norman of Chicago visited friends here. Marcia Milligan Veral Rice of Roscoe and Rose Thomas of Weet Lafayette spent Sunday with Edith and Phoebe Ringg Brice and Edith Swigert. Elizabeth Zingge and daughter Ed and Phoebe returned from Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pace and daughter Helen of Cosherton spent Sunday with Fred Kline.
The Agricultural Board and executive committee outlined preparations for a fall fair including twenty five iron benches around the court, new stock pens, and a display barn. Costs, ribbon changes, children's day ticket policy, and special trains were discussed, with painting underway and advertising coordinated. A postal name change for Canal Dover to Dover was noted, pending local support.
A confusing fragment discusses gasoline can coloration and safety concerns. It mentions cities like Columbus and notes confusion over standards for fuel containers. The text references a staged process and various names, with unclear actions or outcomes.
A stream of notices from New Moscow area recounts a series of accidents and injuries at local works, with Mer Snidiles, Wilson Treg, and mine incidents cited as victims. The report notes property changes, moving plans, and condolences to families, including expressions of thanks for floral tributes and support following a death in the community.
Local column notes the funeral of Miss Lacy Gratanr lit Cashactan with attendees from the Cayative Worldearling. Reported events include community gatherings and preparations for a reunion of the Itty Regiment, O. Vo VW. 1, in New Lexington Perry County.
Relatives fear foul play as Harry C. Platt of Steubenville vanishes after last seen boarding a Folinsbee car. Investigations by Frank Kaer uncovered no leads. Platt, a traveling salesman from Zanesville, left his wife and two daughters behind in the Boyd flats on South Fourth Street. The confusing report includes garbled text regarding associates and events surrounding his absence.
In a terse notice the school system lists employments for the upcoming year. Several names and roles are mentioned in unclear text, with references to supervisors and staff changes. The readable portions indicate district officials finalize staffing and confirm employment of teachers and related personnel.
The fragment notes an executor of the Norris estate selling eighty acres and other parcels at a Fing ta post auction. It mentions a minor Shuin and Miss Gra Burton as residents of the township, with a reference to a buyer Howser and a price cited as 000.
A local complaint targets the Cambridge Road culvert citing safety concerns near the street. The issue centers on possible obstruction and flooding risks affecting residents and traffic. Officials indicate ongoing assessment and potential corrective actions.
County commissioners order payment of a number of bills amid unclear discussion and fragmented notes. The chaotic text references payroll, safety, and road matters while naming several unclear officials and local sites and a push to settle accounts.
A severe August storm hit Zanesville and nearby areas injuring Frank Stevens at his home as winds toppled a bridge span over the Muskingum at Philo and damaged Mt Sterling M E church by lightning. Reports note extensive losses and local residents visited by officials amid the aftermath.
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