Indictment for fraud targets Sears Roebuck dollars in federal courts
The Merchants' Trade Journal of Dectoines Iowa reports a federal indictment against Sears Roebuck Co for fraud. It suggests other mail order houses may face scrutiny and calls for a general housecleaning of firms making untruthful representations to buyers. Wedding of Lina Clark to John Karr solemnized at the bride's home in Coshocton with detailed reception and attendants described. couple to travel to Columbus then return to East Chestnut Street to reside.
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Merchants’ Trade Journal
Dectoines
Iowa
Sears, Roebuck & Co
U. S
Wet
Lina Clark
John Karr
Bride
Ann Eliza Clark
Prairie Chapel
Lina
Estella Clark
Mendelssohn
Stokely Fisher
Tucks
Wallace
Wilma Clark
Mistes Theresa
Katella Clark
Algenie Clark
Rev. Fisher
Elizabeth Lark
Charles Karr
Burvil Clark
Carley Lawrence
Adam Clark
Jokely Fisher, Jr
Katharine Thompking
Frank Karr
Ross Karr
Alonzo Clark
Itosy Lawrence, Jr
Misa Sarah Shannon
Fred Karr
Russell Clark
Karr
Columbus
Cosho¢ton
East Chestnut Street
Coshocton
Ransom Dry Goods
Gray Hardware Company
Canal Lewisville Thanksgiving Party in Ohio
Canal Lewisville December 6 reports Ed Dornan and family of Coshocton visiting Mrs. Flora Dornan. Siblings Robert Clendenning of Oregon and Thomas Clendenning of Cambridge stayed with sister Mrs. Wm McCiffin. Various locals shared Thanksgiving visits and entertainment including Leonard Kent’s Oregon relatives and a group of friends at Russell Cramblett’s home.
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Canal Lewisville
Ed Dornan
Coshocton
Flora Dornan
Robert Clendenning
Oregon
Thomas Clendenning
Cambridge
Wm. McCiffin
B. Markleyte
Columbus
Howard Shrigley
Mynetta
Mohler
Leonard Kent
Russell Cramblett
Missea Madge Mohler
Ethel Sinden
Gertrude Payne
Mae My
Messra
Andrew Corbit
Cal McCabe
Sid George Besst
Ohio
Wade Fisher
Speng
Prof
Renner
Death of a Lady Near Eighty Ends Quiet New Bedford Life
An elderly New Bedford resident died at home aged nearly eighty. The report notes family arrivals in Cleveland and visits by relatives from Wilmot Canton and Coshocton. Several names appear among local mourners and helpers, with a funeral planned near Farmermown after short illness and typhoid recovery efforts referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Rinner
Cleveland
John
Filva Kersetter
Grant Hott
Wilmot
Thomas Welling
Canal Dover
Wm. Welling
Canton
John Balder
Elva Dair
Charlee Levengood
Canton Tuessay
Walter Rinehart
Baltic
Jemina Welling
Cosnocton
Mary B. Schoey
Parwer
Rwwn
Farmermown
Oak Grove School Hours and Local Absences Note
Oak Grove notes show teacher Mc Giffin called home due to brother illness. Bernice Tompkine covered school. Ross, son of Mr and Mrs Maro Philippa, slowly recovering. Nichols family visiting before returning to Cameron Miracuri. Annual officer election set for Friday evening December Moonlight.
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Oak Grove
Dee
McGiffin
Plainfield
Bernice Tompkine
Ross
Maro Philipa
Pramoanta
Willard Nichols
Eva
Cameron
Miracuri
Bevery
Alles Murphey
Freese Grange
Cc. P. Gn
Fayered White
Unloading Salt Slowly Recovering
Miss Mollie Caton of Coshocton spent the latter part of the week with local friends.
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Mollie Caton
Coshocton
Three Bottles of Electric Bitters Cure Cedar Grove Man
The letter from Geo H Parris of Cedar Grove Maine credits Electric Bitters with curing long liver and kidney troubles. After suffering and losing hope, he tried the remedy and reports relief after the first bottle and a complete cure after three. Sold by C E Anderson Coshocton and C M Ferguson Roscoe Drugists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Mohawk People Call For County Local Option
At a Mass meeting in Mohawk on Sabbath evening November 24 the resolutions urged a county local option law, urging Ohio Legislature to act. Names cited include W. 2-B. Taggart D. E. Almack J. L Moore, with notice to Hon. E. L. Lybarger and Hon. J. F. Mahaffey and local papers. Mention also Fedora Tennessee case of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs.
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Mohawk
Hqnor
Lfe
Ohio
E. L. Lybarger
J F Mahaffey
Coshocton Times
Coshocton Age
The
Wochenblatt
B. Taggart
D. E. Almack
J. L Moore
James West Named Superintendent at West Lafayete Mig Co
James West was appointed superintendent replacing M C Jones who plans to leave his post for private business. West previously served as foreman at the routes revelry factory and has now taken charge of both the enamel and revelry departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette Mig. Co
James West
M. C. Jones
Bas Bron
Woutes
Well Near Newark Reports Strong Output From Sixth Wehrle Well
The sixth Wehrle company well on Aaron Zartman farm near Newark came in Tuesday night. Although figures aren’t released, the wall is considered good as output has been diverted to the main without pulling the well.
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Wehrle Company
Aaron Zartman
Progress in the Otsego Oil Field
The Muskingum Fuel and Light Co. moves toward Cambridge as output from Otsego's oil field grows. Standard Oil builds a 50,000 barrel steel tank at its pumping station. About 100 pumping wells yield roughly 6000 barrels monthly with 150 wells drilled total. Field investment exceeds 250,000 dollars plus Standard Oil's追加 funds. 60 workers and 10 teams active this season. Coshoton investors dominate ownership and have paid 100 percent dividends this year.
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Muskingum Fuel & Light Co
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Cambridge Glass Factory
Glass
Standard Oil Co
Otaego
Coshocton
Sons of Veterans Elect Officers and Initiate Member
The Sons of Veterans held their annual election of officers and initiated a new member. Division Inspector R. J. Williams of Columbus praised the camp’s turnout, noting they rank fifth in attendance and may rise with continued growth. Elected: Commander W. H. Barner, Sr Vice Commander J. A. Kaning, Jr Vice Commander Ed Disa, Secretary H. D. Hach, Treasurer W. S. Hur, Council Albert Miller T. J. Shannon W. W. March. H. D. Hack named delegate at large to the division encampment in June. Alternate delegates E. S. Foster and Chas. A. Starkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
R. J. Williams
Columbus
A. D. Schlegel
New Philadelphia
W. H. Barner
J. A. Kaning
Ed Disa
H. D. Hach
WS. Hur
Albert Miller
T. J. Shannon
W. W. March
H.D. Hack
Tima
Artist Miller
Foster
Chas
A. Starkey
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An old advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims nine of ten cases arise from catarrh, offers $100 for any incurable case, and urges sending for free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tie
Hall
Bring Factory to Coshocton
Daniel 5. Wolgamot of this place has been granted a patent on a device for carrying and setting concrete blocks. The invention was allowed on Nov. 22, and a very simple affair that is easily manufactured, and will be found no valuable and useful invention in handling and laying cement blocks. Mr. Wolgamott will arrange to have the device manufactured and placed on the market. Holmes Co. Farmer. Bent Try Uncertain Recipes. It is entirely winn..
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Daniel 5. Wolgamot
Wolgamott
Arbuckles Coffee Endures as Old Reliable Choice
A Los Angeles reader extols Arbuckles Coffee, claiming it remains the family favorite for over thirty years despite other brands. The testimonial lauds its aroma, consistency, and value, urging grocers to stock Arbuckles ARIOSA and inviting readers to write to Arbuckle Bros in New York City if unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Arbuchia
Ariosa
Arbuckles
Ariosa Coffee
Arbuckle Pros
New York
No Diphtheria Now in the Smart Home at Adams Mills
William Emart of Adams Mills protests a Times report claiming diphtheria in his area. He recounts a child’s illness, health board advice to vent and seal the home, and township cost objections amid rumors of a breeding place for disease. He vows cooperation to protect public health.
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SMART
Adams Mills
Williiam Emart
Adams Milia
Times
Dipataerta
Boas
Senart
Adama Mille
Sealth Board
Bia
Chicago Gets Rep Convention Vote Result
Chicago leads the delegation with 32 votes to Kansas City 17 and Denver 4. The convention date is set for June 16, awaiting final scheduling and venue confirmations.
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Chicago
Washington
Rec
Kansas City
Denver
Fortunate Texan Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Dallas resident, BE. W. Goodlee of 107 Bt. Louisa St, touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as more effective than any laxative for malaria and biliousness. Available for 25 cents at C. B. Anderson’s in Coshocton and C. M. Ferguson’s in Roevoe drug stores.
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Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Ste
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
BE. W. Goodlee
Louisa St
Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
C. B. Anderson
Roevoe
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Uneeda Biscuit
Mational Biscuit Company
Are
Lewisville
New Bedford
Newark
Otsego
Iis C30 Grocerscheie
Park Hotel
Suifted Optician
Weist
France Medical Institute Co
Fim
France Medical
Contech
Carey
France Medical Institute
Srencer
C. Trvetes
Wren
WM. Felumlee, F. E. Milligan
Felumlee & Milligan
Deelaners
Bulldera
Pollahing Mit
Bell Phone
Coshocten
H. W. Jette Maavitte Co
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