Two Score Lost in Raging Carolina Rivers
Heavy rains across the Carolinas floodlands from Aug 26. Rivers overflow banks, washouts close railways and roads, trains abandoned, and multiple towns face severe damage. Reported losses include at least forty lives and extensive property destruction, with Camden bridge disasters and mills along Pacolet river at Spartansboro and Greensville endangered by rising waters.
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Young Married Man Is Insane
Robert Sweltzer aged 25 and married of Oxford was adjudged insane by Probate Judge Dontey on Wednesday. His illness began a week ago but has troubled him for two years with delusions that family members are plotting against him.
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Romantic Young Pairs Wed In Wheeling
Two young locals, Gladys Sees of North Sixth and Elwood Kirker of South Sixth, eloped for a wedding in Wheeling with parental consent not required. They left with families and plan to live with Kirker’s mother on North Sixth after a brief stay in Wheeling. A ten pound girl was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Jackson Bentley of Oak Avenue.
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Baltic's Flour Mill Nearly Half Completed
Fire destroyed the Troyer Mouring mill yesterday as Baltic's new flour mill advances. Brick basement work on the second story continues while the frame and roof near completion, with hopeful signs of prosperity despite the loss.
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Glass Factory Likely to Open Around First of October
A distorted report notes Coshocton Co will probably start operations near October first due to altered trade conditions. It cites prior shortages and penury of orders, with manufacturers delaying opening and adjusting stock levels across glass works countywide.
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Children’s Home Trustees Remove For Cause
Trustees of the Children’s Home face removal for cause after a formal investigation. Prosecuting Attorneys advised the board in a written opinion, recommending removal for faithful, efficient and intelligent administration issues and conduct unbecoming to the office. The commissioners prepared to act, with hearing opportunity noted.
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Spite fences surround an inquisitive neighbor
Fragmentary readable lines describe social tension at a fence boundary with neighborly disputes hinted. Names, places, and dates are unintelligible, but the tone suggests a local quarrel over property or behavior, captured as a terse community record.
Wile Call the Congress Committee Debate
A garbled transcription discusses a Congress committee call during a session. The text mentions representatives and a vote or action by a committee, with unclear details and several broken phrases. It hints at procedural steps and possible political maneuvering but lacks concrete facts or names.
Saxton Case Heats Up as Proceedings Drag On
The Saxton case remains hotly contested with both sides attacking evidence and procedures. Attorneys for the defense and prosecution argued over the admissibility of key documents while witnesses faced intense cross examination. The trial schedule stretched into the coming days as both sides prepared further motions and responses.
Extension of Fifteenth Street Proposed In City Council
City council members gave initial approval to extending Fifteenth Street from West Manas to Pine Street as part of a widening and sidewalk project. The plan includes a median and crosswalk upgrades with discussions on cost, right of way, and staging. Public works officials outlined steps for approval and funding, while residents urged safer pedestrian access and coordinated road changes.
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Railway Opposes A Death Trap Crossing Plan
The railway and local opponents challenge a proposed pedestrian crossing project in Coshocton amid concerns it creates a dangerous bottleneck. Officials discuss city cooperation and potential legal action as discussions proceed.
Turbulent Week Ends With Striking Political Drama
A fragmented local report outlines a chaotic week featuring candidacy announcements, street protests, and a tense public atmosphere. Key figures referenced include Doreen and Reuth, with mentions of streets, venues, and a forthcoming vote shaping the town’s political landscape.
Pensioners Free Mailing Offer Noted
fragmented OCR text discusses pensioners and a free mailing offer. mentions individuals and organizations loosely, with unclear names and dates due to garbled source. no coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Oak Grove Schools Open September 14 Daily notice
Local section reports Oak Grove Schools opening on September 14 with plans for fall activities and events. Names mentioned include families visiting relatives in Rochester and Waahlasoon, with references to community figures and a Papo event planned at a local site.
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Cutting Corn Up in Bethlehem
Fragmented report notes corn activities near Bethlehem with scattered references to crops and local figures. It mentions Bevan and Younts, a season ending, and concerns about maturation and duties related to Italy and Atbsietsi. The text is garbled but centers on agricultural work and regional duties.
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Untitled Local Notice With Drug Store Controversy
Excitement spreads as townsfolk discuss Anderson Drug Store and a controversial remedy touted by doctors. The piece notes opposition and a dry election result in Crooksville Ohio, with 27a votes for dry and a 160 margin. Also mentions East White Eyes Valley gathering and social scenes as local life continues.
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