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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1908

Page

4

Turtle carried initials from 1874 found after 34 years

County constable McNulty Dixon recalls inscribing initials M M D 1874 on a land tortoise released at Gambler. The shell reappeared with the same initials, recalled by G J Hayer who kept the reptile. Dixon, once of Harrison to Knox county, confirms he authored the inscription. Turtle likely stayed within five miles of its youth home.

Cummiastoner McNulty Dixon Gambler Dixon Harrison Knox County G. 3 Hayer Mr. Dixon Alvo

Advisory Committee to Watch Government Suggested by Woodrow Wilson

New York December 10 An illustration of party reform as Martin W Littleton urges a national organization to rehabilitate the Democratic party and Wilson calls for free conservatism. Southern Society of New York hosts 400 at Waldorf Astoria. Littleton says an advisory committee drawn from Democratic members could raise questions for state and federal governments to answer, building an organized, knowledgeable opposition.

Woodrow Wilson New York Martin W. Littleton Democratic Party Princeton National Southern Society of New York Waldorf-Astoria Littleton Wilson Bia Feu Tilda Bouthern Society Racy Washington

Assignment of Farm Interests in Bethlehem Township Farm

A 140 acre Bethlehem township farm owned by Bretzius is assigned for a meeting with Judge C F Hunt on Friday morning. The arrangement aims to cover all claims against the farm. John Portes of Pleasant Valley acquired a list of assets on Friday amid local proceedings.

Bretzius Bethlehem Township C. FB. Hunt Adhe

Otsego Oil Suit Seeks Quiet Title On Lands

William Yekey sues Oteezo Gee and OW Co in common pleas court to quiet title to lands claimed by the defendant. Yekey says the company operates three wells on his lands and asserts a lease right to enter any property, currently receiving one eighth of proceeds. The Yakey farm is among the best in Otsego, and operators nationwide will watch the case.

William Yekey Oteezo Gee & OW Co Common Pleas Zanewiike McHenry & Hibble

Plaintiff Takes Over the Estate In Maurer and Yowell Case

Judicial notice records that plaintiff in the case Maurer versus Yowell has taken over the estate. The entry approves the proceedings and directs the deed to be issued to the plaintiff once costs are paid and the estate is valued by the commissioner.

Chas J. Maurer Jesse G Yowell

Cuban Editors Vote Against Roosevelt Message Warning

Havana December 10 Cuban newspapers broadly oppose the warning paragraph in President Roosevelt's message. Liberal Tarlo de la Marina denounces the threat as unjust to a free sovereign Cuba and rejects any pretext of needing foreign governance. Conservative Le Discussion argues the “great truth” targets small nations and urges Cuba to govern itself while purging foreign and native adventurers who helped spark the 1906 revolution.

Havana Roosevelt Tarlo de la Marina Liberal Cubs le Discussion Transvaal I T Cuba

Coneville News Highlights Minor Injuries and Local Moves

Coneaville resident John Heck shows slow recovery from a tower accident months ago. Alfred Elmer visits Dresden on business. Mrs Elizabeth Bahmer and daughter Mamie of Bakersville stay with Rev and Mrs Carpenter. Ladies' Aid of the M E church hosts an experience social at the parsonage Friday evening. Mra Lucy Smith moves her brood from east Malin Street. Ada L. Croom, Croom Hotel owner, recounts fever cough relief after Dr King’s New Discovery. Quiet Home Wedding unites Alta Baker and A. H. Hootman in Orange Street residence. The couple plans to set up housekeeping in a new Platofield home.

John Heck Coneaville Alfred Elmer Coneasville Dresden Elizabeth Bahmer Daugh Mamie Bakersville Carpenter Ada L. Croom Croom Vaumba Dr King Bean C. E. Anderson's Coshocton A. L Hardwick Orange Street Alta Baker A. H. Hootman Plainfield Teridge Latally

West Lafayette College closes for December holidays

West Lafayette College will close for holiday vacation Friday evening, December 18, granting students two weeks off from classes. The school program at M. P. church will begin with the cantata The Nativity by Gelbel, then elocution and music by the school of music pupils. Tiverton reports a Sunday sermon by Rev. Gifford Earnest and local updates follow.

West Lafaycous College Achool M. P Gelbel School of Music

Bucklen arnica salve praised by Georgia farmer

A Georgia farmer from Empire on Route 2, W A Floyd, says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his worst sores, a hand and a leg. He would mortgage the farm to keep it. Available for 6 cents at nearby Coshocton, Roscoe, and other local drug stores.

Empire

Wakatomika Social Briefs December Visitors and News

Miss Zona Howell returns from University of Michigan at Ypsilanti for Xmas vacation. Miss Lena Maston of Trinway visits Misses Gusale Garrett and Eva Nethers. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Chaney welcome a twelve pound baby. Mrs. Elizabeth Vine returns to Knox County after weeks with relatives. Eather Beall visits Prof. and Mrs. C W Maston at Wareaw. Dinner at Plainfield hosts Mr and Mrs James Stafford and guests Mr and Mrs John Fowler Mr and Mrs John Bassett and daughter Mary of Plainfield and Mr and Mrs Fred Cashbaugh of Beacon.

Wakatomika Zona Howell University of Michigan Ypsilantd Lena Maston Trinway Wan Gusale Garrett Eva Nethers Clayton Chaney Elizabeth Vine Knox County Mise Eather Beall Mrs. C W. Maston Wareaw Plainfield James ‘Tafford Plaingeld John Fowler John Bassett Mary Fred Cashbaugh Beacon

New Buildings and Local Projects Reported

From Columbus a trustees meeting led to contract awards for new student endowment buildings. H M Ewing returns from Texas with praise for land and climate, purchasing 320 acres. County commissioners let the tithe racks contract on North Third Street for 220 dollars. Fire escapes rise at Newcomerstown schools as steel arrives. State treasurer reports Coshocton banks hosting state funds: Commercial National 16000, Coshoeton National 10600, Peoples Banking and Trust 10000. Superintendent Bryant directs teachers to avoid treating pupils in classrooms. policy gains support locally.

Mrs Jes Bale Hosts Evening Dinner in Cowsville

Mrs Jes Bale of Cowsville entertained guests with a delightful Thursday dinner. The event featured Watts and Mics Dwomatd as entertainment, with Bale cited as host for the evening.

Jes Bale Cowsville Thsareday Watts Ecy Bale

Baltic Notices and Local Exchanges Chronicle Busy Week

Baltic district reports a string of farm sales and shipments as residents handle drilling, property transfers, and family visits. Albert Klotz hosted a public sale attended by many. Nellie Astre and Miss Fett visited relatives. multiple residents moved to Kanes and Ashtabuz counties. social events included a U B church Ald Society gathering.

George Patterson Killbuck Hy. Liahma W. Owens Norwalk Chile KB. J. Taylor Troyer Kaname Weaver Kanes Farrer Brow Mies Bertha Johnson Dundee Albert Klotz Mpre Klotz Ashtabuz Nellie Astre Shreve Peter Erb Cham John D. Miller Baltic Imvid Beck Heimich Ed Beechy Bert Schlegel Mistea Wilda Mamie Schlegel Millersburg Albert Farrer Charles Varnes New Bedford Zacariah Bentz Ald Society U. B Ed Arnold Reidenbesch Berlin Folka Alma Kaeser Nettle Farrer Barberton John Sheaéman Coshocton

Muskingum Doctors Agree on Rose Law Observance

Muskingum county doctors and druggists held a joint meeting and agreed to cooperate to enforce the Rose law. Doctors will prescribe whisky only for family or medical necessity to patients in regular practice and not to uttranmers. Drug records will track whisky sales as with poisons, and illegal prescriptions will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Zanesville, O Muskingum County

Local social notes and visits spice Pearl column

Pearl residents report guests and travel notes including M A Crile visiting Chicago with his brother Apetia Mary Everhart and son George of Canal Dover staying with Michael Crile Frank and James McMerrill of New Philadelphia visiting Thurday and Friday William Schumacher of Canton visiting G W Benders John Olinger returning from Lodiana with cousin Charles Roush plus new wells drilled by Philip Schumacher and Jacob Huprich Russell Everhart from Zanesville hunted here. Also a health ad for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills claiming relief for backache and bladder inflammation. Sold by C B Anderson in Pearl and C M Ferguson in Roscoe.

Pearl Pearl Charles Roush R. Klein Philip Schumacher Jacob Huprich Russell Everhart Zanesville DeWitt C. B. Anderson Roscoe C. M. Ferguson

Notice of suit by executors in Coshocton County court

Theodore Crater and William Loveless as executors of Emily Hardy deceased bring action against many heirs and devisees in Coshocton County Ohio. Defendants must answer petition by January 2 1909 per attorney B E Lindaly for plaintiffs.

Paris Joe Boyle East Bonham Street Texas George Heckett Orpheus Heskett Mulperry Street Terre Haute Ind Emma Asher Mortis Nordhoff Cal Philander €. Carpenter South Blarket Street Shawnee Oklahoma Francis M. Carpenter Kansas City Kansas S & 3_ Packing House Lewis K. Carpenter Hotel Moore Aguas Calientes Mexico David 5. Carpenter St. Joseph’s Station Mary E. Withers Station C Danville Emily Hardy Court of Common Pleas Coshocton County Ohio

Examinations Schedule for Teachers and Certifications

The notice outlines monthly elementary certificate exams on the first Saturday, with high school and special certificates on the first Saturday of September December March and June. Patterson tests occur on the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May, starting at 7:30. Applicants pay fifty cents entering and forty cents for returns, Patterson applicants to supply stamped envelopes. The board provides stationery.

Patterson Board of Keith Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle Columbus Ship

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