Fair Board 15 Scores On Midway Features
The Farmers Institute at Keene showcases progress in farming and practical learning. Speakers Mr McIntire and Mr Wagner discuss soil improvement and agricultural fairs, advocating school exhibits and condemning midway immoralities. The institute votes for a radical cleanup of midway features next year.
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Farmers’ Institute
Keene
Institute
McIntire
Wagner
the Times
Findls
Chicago
Finlay
Conrad
Will Take a Solomon to Untangle This Case
Thomas Graham sues W T Graham and R J Graham executors of Robert Graham and the two nephews for 3778.68 alleging a fraud to gain funds from the uncle. The case centers on farms and a show repair shop partnership where crops and notes were shuffled and a mortgage used to secure payment. The nephews face foreclosure attempts and the uncle, 70, seeks relief with counsel. The lawsuit promises a lengthy trial given tangled family relations.
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Thomas Graham
S. W. T. Graham
R. J. Graham
Robert Graham
W. T. Graham
R. J Graham
Merre
Thomas
Robert
Farm and Social Notes From West Bedford Area
Local farmers finish corn husking while neighbors assist Bert Richardson in butchering. Rev Steook conducts meetings at New Chilford. Frank Walther family visit son Stanley in Corbom ton. T J Sharpless clan spend Wednesday at T J Sharp les home. Crowther and Sharp lems visit Bert Richardson for a Wetton entertainment. Amber cutting on Verox farm kept O W Merrett busy. Fred Welter and Martie host a surprise gathering. Messrs Bort and Frank Sharpless join Herman Crowther for a playful gathering at Richardson's home.
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Wet Bedford
Der
Frank
Keri Sharpless
Herman Crowther
E. & Wlains
M. C. Pingman
Bert Richardson
Steook
New Chilford
Frank Walther
Stanley
Corbomton
Frank Sharplems
Merrett
Verox
Wrankly Butler
Freek Welter
Martie
Samia
Lernoon la Myre
Eb, Hains
Messrs Bort
Frank Sharpless
Remarkable Rescue Teaches Power of New Discovery
In Fedoca Tennessee Dr. Pepper’s residence recounts a near fatal hemorrhage episode. He credits immediate relief to Dr King’s New Discovery after doctors failed to help. Bleeding subsided and he recovered enough to return to work within three weeks. Trial bottles offered at local drugstores.
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Fleton
Fedoca
Tenn
Dr. Pepper
C. R. Anderson
Costodonami
Countess De Ovies Charged With Palmistry here
Pittsburg December 16 charges of fortune telling have been brought against Countess De Ovies wife of Count Julian De Ovies Chilean Consul to Pittsburg and Rev. George J Brooks pastor of the First Spiritualistic church Forbes street Dr Brooks was arrested yesterday but the Countess who is ill will be brought to court when able The Countess formerly Minnie McDonald a Cashocton girl faces scrutiny as police continue action against fortune tellers in the city
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Pittsburg
Countess de Ovies
Julian $ de Ovies
Geo. J. Brooks
Bear Forbes Street
North Craig Street
Brooks
Bouquette Street
Minnie McDonald
Cambridge 10 Have Oil Boom
Pittsburg capitalists have acquired leases on 300 acres near Cambridge and plan to drill for oil immediately. Holdings include the Black and Deers farms inside the city and the Mitchell Newman and McCourt farms nearby, where wells were drilled two years ago with fair shows. The investors are optimistic about the venture.
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Cambridge
Pittsburg Capitallats
Black and Deers
Mitchell Newman and McCourt
Pittsburg
Local notices and civic doings in Newcomerstown area
The Twin City Jackson Club names Geo Evans Theo Lancing and Lee Taylor to plan the twentieth annual banquet on January 8 1908 President A W Elson to arrange speakers. Board of Trade and local businessmen discuss forming a small capital land promotion company in Newcomerstown. A Columbus judge rules no pole may be placed on private property without consent or compensation. A street car wreck near Cambridge Byesville leaves a Slavic group injured. officer W Y Clark stabbed by a Slavic resident. Seven girls born in Lodi last week including a daughter to Mr Dunlap editor of the Review. Canal Dover sportsmen plan a fox hunt for New Year’s Day. a meeting suggests a fine hunt. Garro Brown jailed seven months for burglary and larceny to be freed around Christmas. John B McLaughlin, Byesville leader, dies of brain paralysis. Glenn Paxton and Roy Mapes indicted in Mt Vernon for robbery. Richland grand jury returns two bills. Dresden bank stockholders to meet December 19 to discuss Assess spent order and procedural plans. W H Bowers of Mansfeld sues William G Slack and Alice Black for 5000 damages after a dog bite. The son of Mr Bowers dies from injuries. Jacob Wollarth, ex-chief of patrol, noted.
Local and regional news roundup with deaths fires fraud and accidents
A chaotic digest reports Mansfeld man found dead after stove fire caused asphyxia. Chicago fraud scheme led by The Old Guarantee and Trust Co head Jones. Robert Evans dies at 76 after selling 400 acres and moving to town. Wooster fire damages W. J. Mullins’ auto and sheds. Sparta depot safe robbed. $13 taken. Strasburg faces typhoid outbreak tied to well water. Pat Blenskhy, 36, loses limb after streetcar track accident. Lane’s insanity defense in Zanesville case. Cambridge uses bloodhound test for burglars. jury convicts in Ohio v Steve Mysick manslaughter. Lewisville child fatally burned in boiling soap accident. Tuscarawas bowling league forms with Denison and other towns. Old Knisely descendant dies in New Philadelphia. E M Swyhart injured at work in New Philadelphia. Cambridge man asks arrest of son for barn arson. Wooster Bar seeks courthouse improvements. Capt McCutcheon reports suspect soliciting Salvation Army donations. Several community helpers urged to aid the poor.
Waltz Estate Appoints Administratrix in Probate Court
Margaret B. Waltz was named administratrix of the Truman Waltz estate in probate court today. The late engineer perished in the recent city light and heating company accident.
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Margaret B. Waltz
Truman Waltz
Salad and scandal mix in a clipped clipping
The text blends old promotional lines for Castoria with a jokey dialogue about marriage and a misread motto on dressing. It notes Ohio corporate filings in Columbus, naming the Makitaum Oil and Gas company at Zanoaville with a $10000 capital and incorporators Joshua T. Crew Joan W. Wigton Joan W. Shaw Seareel KR. Wigs sed Manley J. Crew.
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Ohio
Columbua
Muakitaum Oil and Gas Company
Zanoaville
Joshua T. Crew
Joan W. Wigton
Joan W. Shaw
Seareel KR
Wigs
Sed
Manley J. Crew
Notes on farm dairying and horse care guidance
A long list of farm advice covers dairying and animal care. Topics include selecting a dairy herd, testing milk, feeding poultry and horses, manure and cleanliness, pasteurization, water quality, fencing dangers, and the value of cow testing associations in New England. Also notes on seed potatoes, colic remedies, and avoiding barbed wire injuries.
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New England
Ceat
Rcales
Ckill
Notice to teachers on monthly exams and fees
Notice to teachers outlines examinations for elementary, high school, and Patterson candidates on specified Saturdays. Examinations start at 7 30. A fee of fifty cents is charged before entry and five cents for returns, with Patterson applicants supplying stamped envelopes. Board names include A McDonald, A McCurdy, T Weber. Ohio Teachers' Read(ing) in Columbus.
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Atterson
Board of Examiners
Patterson
Osan
Ohio
Columbus
A. P. McDonald
A. McCurdy
Tweber
Coshocton Weather Clears After Northeast Storm
The storm moving from the Misakampi valley has passed Coshocton and headed toward New England. Winds and snow fade as barometer rises, promising fair weather for Christmas shoppers in the next 24 hours. Also note a dated testimonial for Electric Bitters from Cedar Grove Me claiming relief from liver and kidney troubles after multiple attempts.
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Misakampi
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
C. BE. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M
Bea
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Kieinert
B. Mleinert Rubber CO
Broadway
New York
Solomon
West Bedford
T J. Sharplenn
T. J. Sharpless
Qachive
WSPAI
Rigge
Canton
Hte
Twin City
Jackson Club
Geo. 3. Evans
Theo. Lancing
Lee Taylor
A. W. Elson
Board of Trade
Newcomerstown
Mough
Byesville
W. Y. Clark
Soe
Lodi
Mr. Dunlap
The
Review
Canal Dover
Garro Brown
Knox County
John B. McLaughlin
City
Clork
Glenn Paxton
Roy Mapes
Mt. Vernon
Richland County Grand Jury
Dresden
W .H. Bowers
Mansfeld
William G. Slack
Alice Black
Wack
Sen
Mr. Bowers
Jacoh Wollarth
Patiee
Abricasville
Concarn
Secret Service
Jones
Old Guarantee and Trust Co
Robert Evans
New Philadelphia
Wooster
W. J. Mullins
Sparta
Strasburg
Pat Blenskhy
Uhrichsville
Lane
Zanesville
Post Office
Supreme Court
Steve Mysick
Robert Morris
Lewisville
Monroe County
Tuscarawas County
Dennison
Uhinchaville
Daniel Knisely
the Knisely
That City
E. M. Swyhart
Light and Power Go
F. N. Logwood
the Wooster Bar Association
McCutcheon
Mansfield
Salvaton Army
Waltz Estate
Rich
Patrick
MEAP
Lowa End
Hawaii
Territorial Board of Agriculture and Forestry
Koolan Tesarve
Board For
Texas
United States
Republic
EB. L. Moore
South Dakota Agricultural College
Aswan Xa FaRne
Mr. Baxter
Phils
Dregatats
Granson
Lake Strest
Pomerene
Pomerens
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
H. BE. Hahn
Coshocton, C
Burns Building
Main Street
Dan. H. Nicholas
W.S. Mama, Nicholas & Merrell
Attorneys-at-Law
O. Iffice
F. C. Hay Building
C. B. Hunt
Matt St
A. Himebaugh
Burns Block
Fourth Street
Thomas E. Duncan
R. B. McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Hay Bild'y
Geo. J. Bock, JR
Locust Street
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