Plans Adopted for Alteration of Court House in Coshocton
Coshocton County Building Committee adopts plans by S. M. Williams and Surveyor Bock for courthouse alterations with minor charges. Chief changes include moving the Clerk and Sheriff upstairs, adding two witness rooms, a balcony, revised interior, and basement reallocation. Cost estimated around three dollars thousand dollars. favor changes to reuse old stairway to save eight to nine hundred dollars.
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Coshocton
Common Pleas Court
Aira
Keagy & Lear
Late Chautauqua Brings Enthusiastic Stockholders Meeting
The Chautauqua Association of Coshocton held its annual stockholders meeting on Monday night with a strong turnout. President McCurdy opened, noting a report showing a net balance in the black after accounting for receipts and expenses. Directors for the ensuing year were elected, led by H. R. McCurdy as president and a slate including G. M. Gray, Alex Areward, and others.
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Chautauqua Association of
Coshocton
Annua
McCurdy
Merrell
Hich
Ryda
Elaine
Chautaugi Association of
Cashocton
Vaughn
Misa
Chega
Porbes
Rittenhauge
Or. Martin
O. P McGiennis
EM. Wimmer
Boyd
Geo
S. Caton
R. McCurdy
Gio. M. Gray
WS. Moerrett
HO Mills
Mo Q. Baker
R. C Snyder
D. H. Harnly
Platty
Turmoil in Farm and Town Spars Free Speech Debates
Fragmented OCR notes describe unrest around a coop and farm life with references to investigation, executions, and warnings. Mentions of Wor and local figures imply a tense climate as residents debate control, safety, and authority in a community facing upheaval and restrictive measures.
Cent Gas for Dresden
Dresden residents face a gas price hike as Ohio Poal Supply Co announces a monthly increase. The firm explains a standard discount will be applied with a new charge for low usage, and customers will pay a higher rate per thousand cubic feet. Residents express no strong opposition to the adjustment.
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Ohio Poal Supply Co
Dresden
Peoples’ Banking & Trusif CO
Coshocton
Ohio
Davis Purchases White Steamer for Canesville Trip
David Davis of Canesville bought a White Steamer with modern appliances. The chauffeur seat accommodates six to eight people. Cost about $4000. Davis traveled from Cleveland Sunday with Mrs Davis, their son James, and Samuel Siegriat, arriving home last evening after a ten hour trip.
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David Davis
Canesville
de Chaffeur Db
Davis
Cleveland
James Davis
Samuel Siegriat
Personal notices of travel and visits across multiple towns
A chain of brief notes records Mrs LeBar returning from Saugatuck with her sister Miss Alice Hancock, and various locals such as Louis Brendel family, Floyd Smith, Ransom and Renfrew in New York, Gail Hamilton to Buckeye Lake, and many others visiting Newark, Mackinac Islands, Warren, or Cincinnati. Several attendances include farm and city visits, millinery openings, and trips to Cleveland, Niagara Falls, and Toronto, with names like Elizabeth Bachman, Francis Donahue, J. L. Slate, and C. F. Ransom appearing among frequent midwest journeys.
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LeBar
Saugatuck
Mich
Alice Hancock
Mr. LeBarr
Ridgeville
Ind
Louis Brendel
Zanesville
Floyd Smith
Newcomerstown
Co. FE. Ransom
J. B. Renfrew
New York
Gail Hamilton
Buckeye Lake
Jay Abbott
Fred Abbott
Newark
Youngstown
Mackinac Islands
Henry Emir
Warren
Phillip Hahn
Baltic
Charles Hahn
Coshocton
J. L. Slate
Mohawk
A. Beer
New Bavaria
E. BR. Eekert
Aageraville
Francis Donahue
A. J. Miller
Kansas
C. R. Hamilton
Miami
Florida
W. L. Brown
Quanaville
J. G. Kline
C. L. Kinney
Fred
Af Dennison
W. E. Tyter
Ernest Betts
William Hull
TD Trost
Mt Clemens
Machinac Islands
Jerry Wills
Cincinnati
Lulu Stafford
Warsaw
Lulu Mat Gregger
West Lafayette
Ella Kline
Daisy Kennedy
New Philadelphia
Kuester
Pitshueg
Spaho
South Seventh Street
J.B. Revrew
New York City
Nediie Henderson
Pittsbute
Mary Harvey
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Mrew A
Nelie
Cleveland
Fresno
Sindas
Klein
Elizabert Troesch
Nurs
Philadelpha
Veice
Jacob Morford
Tom, Morford
Huntington
Naver
J. W. Almack
William Corder
Russell
Columbus
Toledo
Centrait Port Fifron
Rexste Schearer
Betcot
Minnes Sar
Eliabeth Crawford
Joseph Robertson
Columbia
Ella Dilekey
Lonmwills
W. OD
Tracey
Hia
Ali Shannon
Stanfield Wela
Manwilion
Swihart
Mise Anna Hawk
Adamx Mills
Local residents listed as visitors and guests in late week notes
A string of short social notes lists guests and visits across towns. Ming Alta Hawk hosts a sister. H A Bond returns to Marion. Anna Milligan family plans a ten day outing visiting Niagara Falls Detroit and lakes up to Northern Michigan. Lena Ayres returns from vacation. Mrs Lacey Merrell travels to Monogahela Pa. Mrs J W Freese of Bellaire visits her sister C C Graham. Blanch Leidy of Tiffin visits C Reese. Charles Milligan family back from Cleveland. Julia Mackard Lillian Simpkins May Rogers visit Newcomerstown. RR Mills goes to Cleveland. John Staunton returns from Chautauqua. Dr Foster to Newcomerstown. W A Holmebaugh back from Chicago. Violet and Nike Brownfield and Minnie Miller leave for Pittsburg. Mrs W T Conley and Vera of Dresden guests at Rose Hesker Ward. Professor Dimmermath to New Philadelphia for Teachers Institute. Mrs Dummermuth to New Bedford. Mrs John Hudson of Big Prairie visiting relatives. Jacob Bretzius family guests of Sretzius. Erma Smith of Springfield Mo visiting Dr H R McCurdy. Smith and McCurdy are cousins. Mrs Frank E K Pomereney to Tyrone Pa guest of Mrs Robinson. Marguerite Parmar of Utica visits Nellie Brewer. Agnes Burns leaves for Cleveland library work. Dr and Mrs W Y Courthznt guests of Burns, depart for Millersburg before returning home to Kangas.
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Anna Milligan
L. G. Milligan
Leda
R. H. Neldon
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Wichigan
Lena Ayres
Uniontown
Lacey Merrell Lef
Monoogahela
J. W. Freese
Bellaire
C. C. Graham
Blanch Leidy
Tiffin
C. Reese
Charles MiLigany
Russell
Cleveland
Juula Mackard
Lillian Simpkines
May Rogers
Newcomerstown
H. Mills
John Staunton
Chautauqua
Dr. Foster
W. OA. Hilmebaugh
Chicago
Violet
Nike
Minnie Miller
Pittsburg
W. T. Conley
Vera
Dresden
Mia
Rose Hesker Ward
John Hesker
Dimmermath
New Philadelphia
Teachers Institute
Dummermuth
New Bedford
John Hudson
Big Prairie
Jacob Bretzius
Port
Fresno
J. I. Sretzius
Walnut Street
Erma Smith
Springfield
H. R. McCurdy
South Fourth Street
Miss Smith
McCurdy
Frank EK
Pomereney
Tyrone
Robinson
Marguerite Parmar
Utica
Nellie Brewer
Agnes Burns
Frank Darling Motors New Mitchell Runabout Delights Coshocton
Frank Darling introduces a new Mitchell runabout that attracts much praise. The car’s striking beauty sparks ample discussion as it graces Coshocton streets amid local excitement about arriving automobiles.
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Frank Darling
Mitchell
Ian
Ute
Coshoerag
Aged Citizen Dies at Home of Daughter Near West Carlisle
Roger Anderson died at his daughter's home two miles from West Carlisle. He was eighty years old. He leaves a wife and six children. The funeral will be held tomorrow at ten oclock with interment at an unnamed local cemetery.
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Roger Anderson
Airs
Elizabeth Bureh
West Carlisle
Puneral
Toelock
Zaches
Pats
Franklin Station News Prauhlin Station Aug Slew
Local notes from Franklin and Prauhlin stations include visits and travels among residents. Families like Stacey Webenable and son Lewis, Nelie Tavis, and Mrs Geo Carter are mentioned with illness and gatherings. Senator Knox is noted for a political boom amid ongoing investigations into beverages.
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Prauhlin Station
Mes
Stacey Webenabl
Lewis
Mose
Nelie Tavis
Canton
Biss
Geo Carter
Doctor Beall Leaves Colorado Hopeful Move to Rifle
About a month ago Dr Beall received a flattering offer of interest in a private hospital at Rifle Colorado. His recent western trip confirmed the deal and his family will move in a few weeks. Rifle is a bustling progressive town supplying a large territory with rich soil and strong fruit production. Dr Beall a new Coshocton physician had a good practice here and friends regret his departure.
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de. Beall
Rife
Colorado
Dangor
Rifle
Rocky Mountain
Beall
Coshoetom
Bridge Foundation Contract Awarded for Jug River Route
George Bock awarded the contract to construct masonry foundations for a 45 foot toll bridge over the Jug river at Williamson West Virginia on the state Kentucky line. Abutments rise ee feet high, two concrete steel piers between 45 and 50 feet high, and four concrete pedestals. D F Somers to start operations Friday. tools to be shipped tomorrow.
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George Bock
Jug River
Williamson
W. Va
Kentucky
D. F. Somers
Reunion plan for List and Sith regiments at Coshocton
Members of the List O. V. V. L. organize a reunion at Coshocton on September 19. Program includes headquarters at the M. EB. ch area, a nine o clock ARR, songs by Moler and Markley, dinner at 11 50, business meeting at 1, Camp Fire, and supper at four. Several from New Philadelphia expected to attend. the event recalls Civil War era memories.
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List O. V. V. L
Coshocton
M. EB. Ch
Old Auditorium
Walnut and
Fourth Streets
M. Sharp
Judge Nicholas
George Moller
Canal Lewisville
Miss Moler
David Markley
Captain Moore
W. C. Sullivan
New Philadelphia
Big Picnic at New Bedford Planned With Music and Food
A community announcement urges attendance at the big picnic in New Bedford next Saturday all day and evening. The event features a band, choir, amusements, and refreshments in the woods. The note also mentions a Coshocton library excursion to Cleveland last Thursday attended by about twenty residents.
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New Builford
Suit Filed For Title In Common Pleas Court
Flora Richeson filed a suit in the Common Pleas court against Fisherine Richerson to gain title. Geo Roche and FR Munt represent the plaintiff as the case proceeds in the legal action.
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Flora Richeson
Common Pleas Court
Agalivat Fiserine Richerson
Gathet
Geo
Roche
FR. Munt
Markets and Prices Across Wheat Flour Meat and Cattle
Market notes show mixed prices for wheat oats flour and produce with regional receipts from Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and New York. Livestock values for cattle calves sheep and hogs are listed by grade with No 2 red wheat corn and oats futures noted alongside export cattle prices and local wholesale retail ranges.
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A. G. Ralston
Chicago
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Pitteburg
Mike
Fa Bacon
New York
Calla
Tej
Penns
Nia
M C and T Traction Starts This Fall
The Muskingum Tuscarawas and Coshocton line will likely begin construction this fall as finances firm up after farmers seek 25000 for rights of way. Officials report little crowding and financing nearly complete while rail bonds remain weak. The new traction should boost business in Zanesville by opening virgin agricultural and mineral valleys.
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Cleveland
Coshocton
M. C. & T. Traction
Traction
Zanesville
Zanesville News
Aged Woman Ellen Miskimen Buried at Rest
An obituary noting Ellen Miskimen, grandmother of Mrs. Ellen Cline, laid to rest after a lengthy illness. Also mentions Mahala Haslip buried, age 75, with kidney trouble dropsy, leaving three children. Local events include a quarterly meeting. Rev Mossip urged delegates to return next year. Nearby residents and travels noted for multiple names and places.
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Mahala Haslip
Mossip
Anna Welker
Fresno
James
County Commissioners Meet to Approve Bills
County auditors and commissioners met to approve bills with the largest item at 853.88 to Torecarawas Childrens Home for care of dependent children. Several minor charges were listed, notes say balance and office entries trace back nearly two years.
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Torecarawas
Falnce
Randlea
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