Big shipments of poultry flood the era
In Battie November 7 a record poultry shipment filled a baggage car with turkeys and meat sent to Cleveland. The Rimner Co. and Peter Hahn moved thousands of pounds of birds. In Chili on November 27 a birthday dinner honored Mrs Lorena Lorenz with guests from Coshocton and Fresno as they praised the family’s Thanksgiving poultry output. Lorenz claims to have shipped about 500 turkeys 1600 chickens and 500 ducks and geese alive to reland. Mrs Lorenz injured a finger. Willow Run Cheese Co. sold its entire stock to E F Steiner of Baltic. Edinfield helps supply coal. Harvey Miser and family spent Thanksgiving at Vansickle’s West Lafayette with a turkey roastupsurrounded by local poultry trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battie
Cleveland
Rimner Co
Peter Hahn
Chili
Wim
Lorena
Lorenz
Ino Loress
Coshocton
Thos. Hamilton
Fresno
Ino Hamilton
A. Thomas
Lorenz Bros
Reland
Willow Run Cheese Co
E. F P. Steiner
Baltic
C. Edinfield
Harvey Miser
Sunday Rabbit Pursuit Leads to Fines and Notices
In an affidavit by COB varr charsime, Chas Brindley and Harry Weather were charged with illegal Sunday pursuit of a rabbit. Game warden Sid Wine arrested them and they appeared before Squire Wimmer, pleading guilty and paying fines plus costs. Also, an advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot Ease powder for shoe comfort with 25 cent sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyirde
Chas Brindley
Harry Weather
COB. Varr
Charsime
Vankie
Sid Wine
Squire Wimmer
Mortalities and Local Notices From Mill Creek Area
Fragmented OCR details a series of names and events from Mill Creek region including deaths, shipments, and local notices. It mentions Patrick Olinwer, Joseph Storm, Frank Lowes, and Henry Wagner among others, with references to typhoid fever and a funeral week. Mrs Laurende and Miles family survive, while several relatives are listed.
Examiners Score Commissioners Examiners Score Commissioners
Examiners Karl Hinig and Mel Carr completed a 17 day review of the county commissioners annual report. They praise the office handling but fault contract practices and alleged looseness that could enable contractor fraud. The report is filed with the county auditor but not yet public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hinig
Mel Carr
Long Struggle Ends in Death for Harry Swaggard
Harry Swaggard aged thirty of N Second Street died after months of illness and unemployment. Survived by wife and two young children, he had worked as a press feeder at a local Mech company. Funeral held at Roxelle cemetery. he formerly lived with parents in Nashville, with family in Coshocton Roscoe and Newark nearby. Local agency notes debt and social ties, with investigation by Officer Wensel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Swaguard
Second Street
Harry
Mr Swagiard
Nash-ville Olio
Aly
Coshocton
Roscoe
Tim
Mech
Nashyvile
Roxelle
Conesville
Humene Society
Akre
Newark
Heskett Found Guilty After Self Representation Trial
William Heskett faced trial alone as he attempted to defend himself against multiple witnesses. Jurors deliberated briefly before delivering a guilty verdict after he rested his case with only one witness examined. The judge indicated sentencing would occur soon, with Heskett awaiting sheriff custody and further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heskett
Heakert
Columbus
Heskett
Dry election petition drive in Stark county observed
Petitions for a local option election are being circulated in Stark county. The Canton Morning News reports that dry adherents want the vote in January but decided to push the contest to February. The Anti-Saloon forces have been quietly working, with about 10 000 signers needed to advance the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Secrad
J.T. Dail
Canton
Sane disease sickens quarter of Tunnel Hill town
Nov 27 report from Tunnel Hill Tenniel FN O notes about four residents ill with a disease in the community and no fatalities yet. Miss Eva Smith is spending the white dit. The western slates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnel Hill
Tenniel FN. O
Eva Smith
Defamation case ends as indictment is found invalid
The Ohio trial State v b N Rloss halted Friday when Judge Nicholas noticed an undated indictment. The defendant, aged over seventy, was represented by a layman friend, not a licensed attorney. Prosecutor McDowell spoke to jurors before the flaw stopped proceedings and Ross was released. The case concerned alleged pointing of a firearm at Philip Murdis last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Philip Murdis
Rosa
Ross
Crater
Oi Crater
Crafter Ayo
Thanksgiving Week Family Visits Across Counties
Adams Mills visitors from Cleveland arrive to spend Thanksgiving week with relatives including Rev. George Mellor and wife in Cincinnati. Nearby, Milas Hattie Stockdine invites Ralph and Herbert from this area, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wolford of Zanesville visit relatives. Widding moved to Columbus this week. Margeret Gantt plans a visit to Guyaper, Indiana with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikes Mills
and Mies Wde Guild
oCeveland
Petit
Raymond
Halo Aminister Nelle
F. M. Baw
Union County
Miro
Jim Wolford
Zanesville
Milas Hattie Stockdine
Zameayue
Ralph
Herbert
George Mellor
Cincinnati
Widding
Thie Place
Columbue
George Wothford
Newark
J. W. Cakdwell
Thie Pince
Margeret Gantt
Guyaper
Saadie
Colonel Veach Dies After Long Licking County Service
Newark Ohio Nov 28 Colonel William Veach second oldest man in Licking county died at his home south of Newark yesterday morning in his sixty third year. He served Licking county since childhood and held many positions of honor. He was a canal driver in Ohio and worked with former President Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Real Estate Transfers Across Coshocton Area Unclear Parcel Details
A string of real estate transfers is listed with buyers, sellers, and rough parcel sizes mainly in Coshocton and surrounding townships. The entries show parcels in Lafayette T?, Tustarawas, Perry, White Eyes, and Pleasant Valley, with prices from $2 to $3500 and multiple wills and deeds noted, including lots, acres, and fractional holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yradock H. Evans
Allen Weir
Lafayette Township
Josephine Weaver Et al
W. A. Himebaugh
Tustarawas Township
Mary A. Gademer
Mary Josephine Weaver
Will. A. A. Randles
Mattle Markley
City
James Harvey
A. J. Randles
Coshocton
Maggie J. Marquand
Daniel D Angle
Lafayette
J. W. Crowther
S. EB. Taylor
Perry Township
Charles Woleos
Zediick Mate
W. OH
Doris Speck
Iissheld Cemetery
John Myers
Emma Myers
Bilssfeld
Dottie T. Meek
Ed C. Compton
Frans C. Chaney
Cark Township
F. W Kellerman
John Widen
Pleasant Valley
Will Ship Goods to New Home but Will Follow in Carriage
A. W. Murphy and family of Coshocton County plan to homestead near Norman Oklahoma, starting life anew on the prairie. They loaded family goods in Coshocton Friday and expect to travel 30 miles daily, covering about 1300 miles in ten weeks, reaching mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okahoma
A. W.murphy
Coshoeton
Oklahoma
Murphys
Roscoe
Norman
Praisie
Cosh Con
Wheeling
Rowads
John Lord fined in Carbridge court on booze charge
John Lord was fined 150 dollars and costs in Mayor Bradford's court for violating the Rove bill by failing to remove intoxicating liquors from his former place of business within thirty days after the election. The item is part of a chaotic scraps page including an ad and promotional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbridge
John Lord
Bradford
Erratic Legal Notice of Named Stewarts and Relatives
A legal notice lists numerous individuals named Stewart and variants with diverse U.S. and international residences from Iowa to Seattle to Compton, and others including Bracken, Hutchinson, Brewer, and Moore surnames. The document appears to compile debt, inheritance, or other civil action party names with current addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Stewart
San
Patosi
Mexican
Garrett Stewart
Independence
Carl A. Stewart
Grinnell
Iowa
Mildred Stewart
Helen Stewart
Randolph Stewart
Valencia
Kansas
Willard N. Stewart
Salt Lake City
Alin
B. F. Stewart
East 66Th Place
Chicago
Minnie Mears
Compton
J. C. McMillan
Cleveland
Tenn
J. C. Brewer
Aaron Brewer
Henry Brewer
Kerwin
Kanms
Etts Mitchel
Champagne Avenue
Mattoon
Ith
Wailiek
Mast Madison Street
Parte
Joe Boyle
East Bomber Street
Paris
Texas
Heirs Challenged in Ohio Will Case In Coshocton Court
Theodor J Crater and William F Loveless as executors of Emily Hardy deceased sue several heirs at law and next of kin to construe her last will in the Coshocton Ohio Common Pleas Court. Defendants must answer by January 2, 1509 per attorney F Lindsay for the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Hardy
Court of Common Pleas
Coshocton County
Ohio
Monthly and quarterly examinations for teachers announced
Notice to teachers outlines exam dates for elementary, high school, and special certificates across the year. Examinations begin at 7 30 with a fifty cent board fee and a five cent returns fee, Patterson tests on specific Saturdays, and stationery provided by the board. Questions will focus on Keith's Elementary Education. materials available from The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus Ohio
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Allen
Allen S Olmsted
le Roy
Mill Creek
Mey Creek
Patra Olinwer
Hemee
Weyer
Joseph Storm
Mints
Cotter
Dawd Holt Pace
Myre
Meeks
Hhott
Henry HO
Wagner Os
Webner
Wagner
Coshoo
Kent
Laurende
Miles
Burl
Arthur
California
Secretary of Navy
Truman H. Newberry
Truman A. Newberry
Detroit
Bay City
Yosemite
Newberry
Navy
Harry Swaggard
Warwtel
Wheels
Warwick
Sts
Wm. Heskett
Duff
Dey
L. N. Ross
Case
Hoffman
Ediabeth Bradfield
Pike Lowngship
Wiliam Huffman
Missouri
Baunch
Hadas
Caaieal Doh Co
Ominimans
Minas Hotelyepecs
Gnesia Tet
Roccas
Adams Mills
Afi
Wereeesert Sry
Garfield
Berkheimer
Daniel Larr
FE U. Marquand
Gleason
Charlies Berkheimer
Killbuck
Will Smith
Akron
Pan Nowns
Toledo
Kathe Downs
Lee Connor
Mra
Wall Madelony
Millersburg
Wauseon
Mwlton County
Snow
Irs Iva Rodehaver
Floyd
Coehotton
Minn Oat Conner
Nelle Aheld
Union Center
Irs
George Tawkings
Eheol
Mins Maugie
Nape
HM. Kieinknecht
Clarke
Paltic
Jacob Pfoun
Kieinknecht
Stoller
Langhite
Eodol
Kodol
B.C. DeWitt &Co
G. &. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Money
THE
Peoples Banking and Trust
Dr. Kine
LL. A Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
C. EB. Anderson
C. M. Fergison
Jug
Wheadore Crater
William F. Loveless
F. Lindsay
Plainthits Dee
A. Pomerene
W. E. Pomerere
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
O. Offce
Burns Block
Main Street
H. E. Harn
Burns Building
O. Ofice
Burns
Fourth Street
Thomas E. Duncan
RK. B. McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshoutos, O
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