Heaviest Tax Collection Since Clark Took Office
The county treasurer reports a record tax take of 17 951 70 dollars on Wednesday under Richard Clark, far surpassing the previous high of 15 000. New rack added to county clerk storage for records. Journal entry covers Bachman v Menger with hearing set for Wednesday. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels, sales, and prices. Probate court notes trustee appointments and guardianship filings with inventories and accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Clark
County ¢Clerks
Common Pleas Court
A. B. Bachman
Henry Menger
Squire Williams
Local Court Cases Mix Lumber Theft and Fine
P A Clark of MII Creek tp is charged by I D Fleming with interfering with Fleming’s duties as constable. In another case Clark treasurer vs Chas Thompson for 6.52 with lumber attachments, lumber removed after attachment. Punishment for obstructing an officer’s duty ranges up to 30 days or a 300 fine. Dewitt & Co Chicago advertise Kodol digestion remedy, sold by C H Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Clark
Mii Creek Tp
I. D. Fleming
Fleming
Squire Winmer
John Haxton
Il] Creek
Clark
Chas. Thompson
oMer
Christmas School Program At Chestnut Ridge Dec 21
Miss Nellie Fry returns home for a few days then to Indianapolis for business college. Mr and Mrs Ross Karr shared dinner with T J Hedington's family. Neighbors announce a Christmas program at the Grade school on December 21. Hugh Endsley returns from Akron due to his father's illness. Local farmers buy a corn husker and shredder for personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D C. Lawrence
W. D Kart
A. Finlay
T. K Finlay
J Prp. McVey
A Fry
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup Opens the Bowels
An old time medicine advertisement promising to drive out the cold and stop the cough. Claims to open the bowels soothe mucous membranes and contain honey and tar. States it is free from opiates and conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by C. B. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
C. B. Anderson
C. E. Anderson
Ang Aoly
C. BE. Anderson
Correction on Feast of the Immaculate Conception Misunderstanding
A reader writes to correct a previous Daily Times article about the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. The letter clarifies that the term refers to Mary’s preserved grace in the moment of conception, not Jesus being born of a virgin, citing St Paul and divine privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Mountain
Daily Times
Times
Asx
Christ
St Paul
Wrath
Mary
Jesus
The
Keene Lecture by Dr Gabrel Me fiire Dec 19
The Keene Lecture course returns with the third talk on Wednesday evening December 19 by Dr Gabrel Me fiire titled An Trishwan's Trip Thru Europe. Local grain dealers report wheat prices rising to 74 cents, with middlings advancing from 115 to 120 dollars per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Gabrel Me Fiire
An Trishwan
Europe
Gas Line Notes From Conesville Area
Community column reports gas lines nearing completion at the new exchange building and updated equipment for local services. Adds news of church furnace, local stores receiving Christmas goods, residents’ health notes, and speculation on extending gas to Conesville. holiday cheer and safety observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canesville
Dee
Kubeely
Blaxe
M. E
Kissner
Clyde Phillips
Phillps
Hoe
Cadiz
Clyde Wheeler
Clyde
Wheelers
Rev. Chas, Morris
Mohawk Village
J. R. Akers
Cuntotali
Conesville
Santa Claus
Newark Gets No New Post Office
Washington reports Newark Delaware will wait for a suitable site after Congress funded land and building but rejected all proposed locations as unsatisfactory. The delay follows plans for a new Columbus Federal building instead of patchwork Newark, with $400000 allotted for a future project. A health note and a laxative ad conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newark
Congress
Treasury
Columbus
Normal school for each county proposed by state official
State School Commissioner Jones will push for a law creating county school superintendents and a normal school in each county to train teachers. He also seeks county agricultural schools and a postgraduate program for principals and superintendents of higher grades. The plan notes current University courses as unaffordable for many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kade Nmiind Jones
All State University
State Grange Names Officers at Canton Session
The Ohio State Grange closed its session in Canton on Thursday night electing officers including Worthy Master F A Derbie from Portage County Overseer H R Shelton of Cium Man County Lecturer L I Taber Belmont County Steward W J Matthews Hardin Assistant Steward Frank C Wise Stark County Chaplain Mrs Lawrence Barrett Fayette Treasurer C G Williams Wayne Secretary S E Strode Morgan Gate Keeper Harmon Gasche Fulton County Ceres Mrs J A Edwards Clermont County Pomona Mrs Emma L Scott Jefferson Flora Dora Ellis Warren County Woman Assistant Steward Mrs Hattie Sussing Franklin County Executive Committee D E Dunham Warren County. The notice ends with a sales pitch for Crosby Frisian Fur Co catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio State Orange
F.A. Derbie
Portage County
H. R. Shelton
Cvium- Man
L. I Taber
Belmont County
W. J. Matthews
Hardin County
Frank C. Wise
Stark County
Lawrence Barrett
Fayette County
C. G. Williams
Wayne County
E. Strode
Morgan County
Harmon Gasche
Fulton County
Ceres
J. A. Edwards
Clermont County
Pomons
Emma L. Scott
Jefferson County
Flora
Dora Ellis
Warren County
Hattie Sussing
Franklin County
D. E. Dunham
Local social notes and church services in Spring Mountain
Mrs. Oliver Hammontree returned from a week with relatives in Alliance and Louisville. Families from Coshocton and Warsaw were noted shopping and visiting. Wedding in Columbus mentioned. Sunday services: M. E. church at 2:30 pm, Disciples at 1 pm, St. Rose Mass at 10 am with benediction at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Mountain
Oliver Hammontree
Alliance
Louisonville
Joseph Markley
H. Boxer
Coshoct
Howard Clinage
H. W. Claage
Warsaw
Krown Applex
Cleveland
McNeal & Co
Mab
Discinle Church
St. Rose Church
Farm work dispute enters Common Pleas Court case
In Jefferson township Sylvester Kimble sues Phoebe Sigman for 408 dollars claiming three years of farm labor. Sigman answers through attorney Hays saying Kimble was worth little more than his board washing and mending. She seeks judgment of 518.72 against him with detailed defense items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Sylvester Kimble
Phoebe Sigman
Tim
Jefferson Township
Telay
Hays
Kimble
Postal Telegraph Restricts Free Messages in Policy Change
The Postal telegraph company directs retrenchment by canceling all existing franks by year end and banning free messages on all lines thereafter. Local office has received formal notification of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Company
Ohio Saloons Closed Under Alkin Law Records
Columbus Ohio December reports 131 saloons closed under the Alkin law for the last half of the year failing to pay the $1000 tax. The year’s second half saw 12 saloons go out of business with 10 in Cleveland 15 in Columbus and 69 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Trottman Denies Forgery Guilty Charge
George W. Trottman, arrested near Otsego on a forgery charge filed by a Zanesville bank, was jailed in Zanesville. His attorney, C. C. Lemert, to be retained. Trottman claimed all notes’ names are genuine and denied forgery. An unrelated ad promotes Kodol for digestive relief with endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Trottman
Hs Hotte
Otsego
Zanesville
C. C. Lemert
Trottman
Local social notes from Canal Lewisville area
Miss Charity Norris returns home after a Indiana visit. Miss Lucy Babcock of Coshocton spent a few days with Mrs. S. J. Richeson. Miss Bernice Wright of Coshocton visited Coshocton friends. Baby of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham still ill. Ward Thompkins of Coshocton spent Sunday with Roy Darnan. The VM. EE. Sunday school plans a Christmas Eve entertainment. The Manville Fire Extinguisher agency advertises weekly earnings from $25 to $80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Lewisville
Charity Norris Hag
Indiana
Lucy Babcock
Coshocton
S. J Richeson
Anna Parsons
Mattie Gosa
Orlie Raemer
Charles Grahato
Bernice Wright
Carnahan
Lee Blackledge
Fredericktown
Mattie Kirk
Minie
Gayle Kirk
Harry Foster
Canton
Ida
Anna Carnahan
Minnie
Gayle Krk
Ida McGriffin
Leana Roberts
Jim McGifin
Chas. Carnahan
Dwight Bessi
VM. EE
Vaih
Ward Thompkins
Roy Darnan
Wm. Struble
T. W. Mobler
Clark Arrested for Obstructing a Constable in Duty
Officer Paul Johnson brought P. A. Clark from Mill Creek to Thursday night to answer the charge of obstructing a constable in the performance of his duty. He was arraigned in Squire Wirner's court this afternoon. A new planing and saw mill will be erected on East Main Street beyond the Wheeling tracks covering three Jota parcels owned by promoter M. A. Maxwell. Building permits were issued today for three structures, a main building 42 by 60 feet and two sheds 23 by 2% and 18 by 30 feet respectively, with a height to be determined. The plant will be erected as soon as possible according to Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
P. A. Clark
Mill Creek
Squire Wirner
Shaetter Charged With Obtaining Money Under False Pretense
Floyd Shaetter, owner of a Third Street restaurant, was arrested by police chief Mapel on a charge of obtaining money under false pretense related to the Nelsonville electric theater case. W. J. Hatch issued the affidavit. Shaetter, escorted by Nelsonville officers, was brought to answer the charge with attorneys Hahn and Adams present. Rumors suggest possible sensational counter affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Shaetter
Third Street
Mapel
Electric Theater
Nelsonville
Times
W. J. Hatch
Shaeffer
Hahn
Adams
Prosperity Ahead for Coshocton Seen by Himebaugh
W A Himebaugh returned from Columbus and Chicago in optimistic mood about Coshocton’s industrial plans. Dam delays persist due to Mr Baldwin’s illness. bids remain satisfactory and will likely be accepted after his ground visit around the 21st. Dredge preparations allow canal work to continue through winter, setting spring completion in view for the power plant. The industrial outlook remains strong. factories are operating full time with orders ahead and good wages. A new city addition and spring power plant boost could attract major new industry, moving Coshocton toward a 16,000 population class. The croker’s voice on streets is noted but not given credence as brid day approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himebaugh
Columbus
Chicago
Six Mile Dam
Baldwin
Baldwins
Kissner
Coshocton
Croker
Local builder to set up shop at planing mill corner
The report states that a builder will place a structure in operation and construct a house at the corner of the planing mill property, indicating new development and residential expansion adjacent to the mill site.
Darling Alice Owurn of 1906 dies of scarlet fever
The Owurn family mourns their six year old daughter Alice who died November 16 1906 from scarlet fever aged 6 years 2 months 13 days. The obituary laments the loss and expresses hope of reunion in heaven. An ad promotes Dr Kane's New Life Pills as a gentle stomach and bowel regulator. Reverend Kohler of the U B church is named to the Missionary Committee succeeding the late Reverend William Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Owburn
Alice
Dr. Kane
C. F. Anderson
C. W. Ferguson
Roscoea Druggista
Frice
D. Kohler
U. B
J. F. Mills
East Ohio
Rev. Kohler
William Clark
First Church of
Akron
Counties spend over a million for indigent relief in state
Columbus Ohio December 15. Reports to the secretary of state show the counties spent 1 048 280 13 for supporting 18 925 indigent persons during the year an increase of 47 000 over 1905. Indigent soldiers sailors marines and their families received 298 074 46 an increase of 2 000. Taxes collected totaled 1 556 064 23 after 24 549 489 78 was added to duplicates and 183 317 24 in fees were paid to locate unreturned taxes new buildings erected numbered 39 433 valued at 39 840 836 an increase of 6 000 000 over 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Seich
Charles Harvey arraigned in Trinway shooting case
Charles Harvey was arraigned before Judge A. A. Fragler in common pleas court at Zanesville on charges of manslaughter and carrying concealed weapons for the Halloween shooting of Joseph Sawyer in Trinway. He waived reading of indictments and pled not guilty through attorneys Thomas Dolson and C. C. Lemnert. Bond renewed. trial not yet set. Mr and Mrs W Guild of Cleveland visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harvey
Joseph Sawyer
Trinway
Hallowe'en
A. A. Fragler
Common Pleas Court
Zaneaville
Thomas Dolson
Lancaster
C. C. Lemnert
Zanesville
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Iowa Boap Company
Burtington
Iowa
Howard
Edward Nash
Kenilworth
Willan H. Gause
Manuel Walters
Walhending
K Wheeler
James W. Crowther
Jota
ttnJon
Perry
Cooperdale
Addie Lamb
Willan Tremper
A. L. Agate
Monroe
New Princeton
D. F. Levengood
Chas. Deich
Crawford T
Dewitt & Co
C H Anderson
Chestnut Ridge
C. E Anderson
Manville
H. W. Johns-Manvile Co
Seale Herrea Otter
Druggie's
Company
Jeorge Roche
Thomas C. Roche
H. W. Joans Manvile Co
State Grange
Crosby Frisian Fur Co
Rochester
N. Y
Crosby
Branett
W. E. Rose
H. W. Johne-Manyville Co
Cleveland, O
Hollinger Brothers
Lowell
Charles. Harvey
Mrs. W. Guild of
Hygeia
Enterprige Bed CO
Hurs
Hammond
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