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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
7
A clever kitchen gadget promises to solve flour storage and sifter troubles. The Wall Flour Bin hangs on the wall and can hold up to 50 pounds of flour for easy access and organized pantries.
The notice promotes free pamphlet synopsizing U.S. homestead laws and cheap irrigated farm options along the Chicago and Northwestern Railway lines in South Dakota and Wyoming. It invites requests for details and mentions low rate excursion tickets for homeseekers via The North Western line, with W. H. Balskern as Traffic Manager in Chicago. It also notes applicants’ fees for teacher examinations in June July and August totaling 1 987 dollars.
Representatives of the Interurban company, recently incorporated in New Philadelphia, state plans to build an eastward line through Coshocton. Key figures Himes of Cleveland and Col. F. C. Richards of Cincinnati seek rights of way along Chestnut and Main streets, with cash purchases from Mizer and Maureonia. The route would connect Newcomerstown to Coshocton, promising rapid urban transit and economic benefits, though a few landowners object mildly.
A 1907 field survey near Wooster by Ohio Experiment Station notes late blight and rot fungus spreading in cool moist weather. It cites prior sightings and warns the season could be as damaging as 1965, urging frequent Bordeaux mixture spraying and calendar-referenced applications, with instructions and contact details for the Experiment Station in Wooster for further guidance.
Aug 14 reports Ash ter & Son of Columbus as hosts of friends in town over Sunday. Mentions Lucy Von Lintel of Millersburg and Miss Parks of Covington visiting, along with various local residents attending Father Vaughn’s lecture. Upcoming talks by Father Vere Wintel noted with strong audience turnout.
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Anstallan Leaf as a safe monthly regulator for women with back aches and gynecological issues. Sample package offered free, F.O.B. LeRoy New York displayed by mail order. Joan Travinger arrested on a warrant and pleaded guilty to a bisanit fed charge before Squire Wimmer. fines and costs totaled $4.80.
Canal Lewisville Aug 1. Mr. and Mrs. BE. FR. Clark and Hazel visit Nebraskah. Mrs. McCalahan and Mrs. Sanders of Chicago visit Mr. and Mrs. Jobo Lennon. Charles Thompking returns from Columbus. Prof. Renner detained from Ada for summer studies. Miss Ida Carnahan visits Illinois. Many villagers attend the all-plente. Thomas McGiffin visits brother Wan. MeGuffian returns to Chicago. Mrs. Chas Graham and Marie return to Newark after visits. The ladies of the Bape chupet serve dee cui unk and dhe arch lawn Saturday evening. Mary Vithe resident. Maude Hale of West Latosert. Leone Stempson and Gambrr visit Gambrr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Prine and children return to Kenton from relatives. Mr. Kamma Suzuki of Utah spends Tuesday with Visas Dovle Dovle assists.
Chas. W. Hoag, 26, brakeman, and Vannie May Cochran, 21, of West Lafayette, figure in a Brink Haven event as reported in local records. The item lists ages and roles but provides limited context beyond their names and hometowns.
The community details parsonage offerings, a church picnic at Cust date, and music at services as Rev Lam and family host and attend. The piece notes the funeral of Joseph Snyder, a respected citizen, and the death of Mrs George Reigel from dropsy with services at New Bedford Church.
A fragmented’annonce touts John Robinsons Bio Circus led by Tomy Robinson, promising a world class parade with rare animals and elaborate wagons. It claims not to be in the trust and quotes August 21 as a stop in Coshocton.
H. W. Jonne of Manville Co. Cleveland announces an energetic local offer on fire extinguishers. The campaign highlights special inducements to buyers in Manville area, urging quick action and direct sales outreach.
A dense list of marriages and banns dated across months including August September October November December, naming dozens of individuals such as Mary Gane, Cythera Lydia Ag, John Singer and Ella, Archibald Morehead and Sarat Meferide, with multiple couples listed by date and location. The column-like item resembles a society marriage register and includes scattered advertisements about remedies and local business.
Four and a half month old child of Vincent Soaw died Thursday of cholera infantum and was buried Saturday at Wallfield. Community note: Mr and Mrs Slaw receive sympathy. Drattle Wty Miller visiting in Prink Fort. Harold Miller and Walter West travel for a drip in Niagara and Jamiestawry. anti saloon league speaker at Presbyterian church. local family updates and ad copy for Dr King’s New Discovery.
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