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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

6

Turbulent Ohio floods prompt warnings and political talk

Amid heavy rains in Oktabous and nearby counties, floods rise along the Neuse River and Arkansas River. The government issues flood warnings while President Roosevelt and Bryan era policies face critique. A heated political debate centers on the value of protective tariffs and farm relief, with figures like Bryan, Carmien, and supporters weighing the past and future direction.

Amie Ohio Oktabous Neoeho Biver Arkansas

Capital and Surplus Promotes Bank Stability and Trust

The article emphasizes capital and surplus of 110000 dollars and states that the officers and directors prioritize the security of depositors funds. It claims a past record guarantees sound banking methods and invites customers to place their banking business with the institution.

N Y Senatorship Contested As Election Nears

A fragmentary report discusses New York senatorial contest amid unclear results. It mentions Taft era alignment and Woodruff's stance on selection dynamics, noting internal party debates and shifting loyalties as the election day approaches.

New Jersey Labor Strikes and Political Promises Stir Voter Hope

An article discusses New Jersey strike violence and laborers accepting wages up to 150 dollars daily if Taft is elected, while workers vote for different candidates amid supplier promises. It notes Republican clerks in Columbus ready to defend status quo, Ohio taxpayers wary of state payroll growth, and calls for opening opportunities for qualified workers to fill positions.

New Jersey Taft

Linton Mills Families Attend Sunday Visits Across Town

The article records local families including Avila, Wollker, and Hale visiting relatives on Sunday. It notes several marriages, children, and weekly gatherings around Southly Niah paver WwW BoC, with mentions of Win, Welbon, and Ryeiarel det We.

Ted Youni Sanday Avila Tag Hipam Wollker Boc. Welbon Dane Wolk Hector Mra Alex Ryeiarel Ryeiarel Det We. Rirgoeis Ani Gladys Ad Tuable Lemlorsan Simday Heney Oshins

Remedy touted as cure for stomach liver and kidney woes

A sensational crowd gathered at a drugstore to hear testimonials about a universal remedy called Root Juice. Reported cures covered indigestion constipation rheumatism and kidney issues with many claiming full relief after a few bottles priced at one dollar each or six for five dollars. Anderson's drug store sold the product.

Ivantiat Anderson

Mrs Lower Suffers Stroke of Paralysis

New Bedford Delaware December 26 The rt conmiictors have fliched the few cubs ve,i on Bonth Market street. The Rinnes Co. shipped about 700 tons of live cand saved openly in the Cleveland markets for Thamica-l giving. Edward and William 39 of Akron spent Thanksgiving at the parental home. Lillis Geiger of Coshocton was the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geiger over Sunday. Kutcher & Cal will finish Wm. Lowe's new dwelling as a trip od Rinner made at Cleveland last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and Justify at Ventura were the gifts of Macarl Woe. Butueday aut ean at ae in this company at Mondtkty fa iis tom qa sero? ef the pry conuinetin 5 th Ghemm xe Sandhay there Vole mea aglieyic at the Ih. formed chaoeh except Sagkry sched eset Tony'. Ellaabie Tlaawer dies with Mr and Mrs er. suffered a paralytic night and is in a 6 da Mea, Mary Yukely and M wel Mullet are also an Ure Leavenpond itt nd Mes, VIVO tet 1 vdedy da Pure: Mea, bidl Wednesday, 4 say enngceh a peed rege We Prey at Conyihy.

New Bedford Dor Rinnes Co Cleveland Eiward Willian Akron Lillis Geiger Coshomton Peter Geiger Nbaver, Kutcher Cal Lowe Arould Venton Carl Sandhay Chaoeh Sagkry Tony Ellaabie Tlaawer Midan Mary Yukely

West Lafayette News Scribbles and Community Names

Fragmented local notes mention visitors and church events across Lafayette area. Names include Hosagan of Senecaville and Aly Jiaery, with scattered references to towns like Larwisville and Cahwiiirs, plus a plan for a War Memorial ride and a delayed meeting.

Pee T.H Enent Larwisville Lees East Bey Igi Hosagan Senecaville Tounsylvinia Roo Methies Cahwiiirs Ueealay Amd Myo Meleieg Aif Atoehee Bor Mro Aly Jiaery Wwe

Trinway News Briefs Include Social Visits and Farm Notes

Thanksgiving visits occur among local residents including Richard McFarlend and Jo Dunley while farm work continues on the Lewis Gibson property. A misspelling of names aside, notes mention sowing to begin next week and a community event planned at Capen heal. Changes in local farming, husker activity, and corn progress are reported with sporadic names and places.

Trinway Richard McFarlend Zapesville Jod Mere Wilber Philips Joan Dunley Hull Brow Lewis Gibson Dasunurd Farks Charley Metoy Dao Norris Aoahei Capen Arenee Ashcraft West Beaford Wim. Daugherty Mee Bros

New Bell for the Church at Spring Mt

Revival meetings are held by Revs Mank and Willis at the MBE church in Spring Mountain area. Church of Christ recently purchased a new bell and dedicated it on a Sunday. Several local residents and visitors attended services and a postservice social.

Spring MT

Peculiar Local Visit Leaves Town In Brief Reconstructions

A fragmentary account from Coshocton Route 7 notes a social visit with Mr and Mrs Valentine and various locals. The text is jumbled with missing words and names, but hints at a small gathering, conversations, and a tale of pies and relatives interwoven with stray phrases and unclear actions.

Archie Brown Faces Serious Charge in Mayor's Court

Archie Brown a 25 year old married man is accused of attempting to commit a serious crime against a 15 year old girl named Sarat Jane Hedley on Sunday evening. The victim’s screams drew a passerby who alerted police and Brown fled but was arrested Monday morning after the affidavit. Brown appeared before Mayor Hamilton and is charged with parole violations tied to a prior rape conviction.

Archie Brown Jane Hedley Cambridge Street Aura Meera Dnatel John Acamhill Teme Cambridge Aires Joe Enat Xelavd Fein Poew Montag Mapel Hlamilton Momwy Hereshee

The Next Cabinet and Roosevelts Circle of Appointments

The piece outlines anticipated Roosevelt cabinet picks with names like Wilson Hitchcock and Luke Wright, plus possible posts for Bristow and Long, and notes Bristow’s departure mood as he returns to his papers. It also mentions talk of Senate shifts including Bryan possibly moving to the Senate and the likelihood of various state representations in the next administration.

Patt Binasetf Commis Administration Wilson Frank H. Hitchcock Luke E. Wright Bonaparte Ohio James J. Giarticid Senator Long Kansas James L. Bristow Long Hig Roosevelt S Tate Rpper Congress Bristow Post Office Department Hone Latta Aristen Rome

Great Doings at the New York Rackete Store

An upbeat ad states the store offers the largest stock in the county with easy Xmas shopping. Customers may select goods from the prices and secure with a small deposit, promising quick delivery or hold.

Toy Dealers Offer Wide Range of Children's Goods

Readable excerpt lists quarters for various playthings and related items including dolls plush animals toy planes furniture drums sleds games blocks go carts jack in the box hobby horses prints and boards. It reflects a catalog style inventory from a historical newspaper page segment.

China Mnid

China Decorated Lamps and Cut Glass Featured Items

Vintage glassware and dinnerware highlights from Minas era displays. Includes dinner plates berry sets salad bowls select trays and chocolate pots. Pricing notes show water sets priced around 1.50 to 3.00 with 10 cent glass tumbles and Xmas candies offered by a manufacturers agent. Santa Claus headquarters mentioned.

Minas Npt Santa Claus

Getting Ready For State Grange

Oak Grove Tec 3 The DL State Camasch hold ufs this year in Columbus. Dee ieo and prospects are good for a very interesting meeting. Leads iattery will be at the Great Southern hotel and the session will be at the art trade Auditorium. The Deputies will fit their regular sessions and lecture Tead. Taber is phan sts conference. Luther Mariatt and Abs laut Mes Tri Selis of Newcomers pay. Jatte Koosey and Perl Lafayette visited at pe Wednesday as un Calvin. G. C. Haines entertained the Hel wick family and Wm. Sanerbrey of near Freang. Misses Theha and Minnie McFarland spent Sunday with their sister Mrs. Lew Miller in Fresno. Onka Goove will hold a pie social Saturday evening Dec 5. Everyone kindly invited.

Oak Grove Tec DL State Camasch Ufs Columbus Dee Great Southern Art ‘Rade Taber Evers Thom Gak Grove John McNeal Crapent Itiller's Riva Civitan of Friends Ecomen Ate Mars Luther Mariatt Abslaut Jatte Koosey Perl Lafayette UN Calvin Tal Renderson Ewerneratowhay Penny Milnor Near Freang Minnie McFarland Lew Miller Fresno Onka Goove Avevytely

New Bloomfield Shop Draws Local Attention

A newcomer named Leelie Bickel plans a shop opening at Bloomfield site. Community members anticipate a new business in the town, with details about the menu and offerings still developing.

Bloomfield Leelie Bickel Biooeanfield

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