Japanese teacher to speak at Reform church in New Bedford
New Bedford reports Mrs Weidener of Sendai Japan, a mission teacher, will address the Reform church at 10 20 A M Friday February 14. She is described as an eloquent speaker and educator. Also noted are hospital updates and local visits including Mrs Ste mn of Min Creek in serious condition, and several residents returning to old homes and jobs amid lagrippe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Tetford
Miay Sudte Ben Weidener
Sendai
Japan
Uirl
Reformed Church
Mies Weidener
W. H. Leindecker
Ben Harry
Canton
Chas. Levengood
H. 3. Lower
John Balder
Elijah Kaser
Death of Mrs Betsey Norris in West Bedford
Mrs Betsey Norris aged woman died at her son Joan Norris home last Friday after a week of paralysis. Funeral services were led by Rev Shook at the home Sunday afternoon and interment followed in the local cemetery. Mrs Martha Davis and Mrs Ma on Rose visited before returning to Coshocton. Rev Shook conducts revival meetings here. Frank Mowrey, teaching in Coshocton, spent the weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bedford
Betsey Norris
Joan Norris
Shook
Martha Davis
Ma'on Rose
Coshocton
Charlotte Hughes
Frank Mowreay
Weekend Ice Event Promises First Freeze of Season
Plainfield reports Will McCoy leading ten hands to stage a first ice of the season Monday. A house party by Miss Alice Rohhring and Miss Laura McAllater of Sand Bank entertained four dozen young people with a jolly night. Protracted meetings continue at Linton with Rev Hewitt speaking. Shafer returns to Cordoxton after visiting a sick mother, while Frank Davis and family spend winter with their father. Coasting skating and hockey games are noted as the school resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Will McCoy
Misa Alice Roshring
Laura McAllater
Sand Bank
Linton
Rev. Hewitt
Frank Davis
Cosaocton
San Dav
Shafer
Cordoct
Jury List of Names From Tuscarawas and Adjacent Counties
A compiled jury list includes numerous jurors from Tuscarawas, Adams, Lafayette, Jackson, Franklin, and nearby counties. Names include Jonnathan Ely Petit, Jas. M. Clark, Wm. Bixler, Marty Sichies, Geo. Hohn, Jane T. Haxton, and many others, with affiliations to local towns and towns like Tiverton, New Castle, and Jefferson. The list appears in a historical newspaper fragment labeled Newspaper ARTHAE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
O. W. Sargeant
Oxford
F. Chaney
Pike
Gaumer
Tuscarawes
D. G. Lawson
Jefereen
Jane T. Haxton
Mill Creek
Rd Honter
Tuscarawas
Andrew Stephen
Adams
Geo
Garton
New Castle
H. A. G.ace
Jackson
C. D. Brooke
Wr. Speckman
Jefferon
KF. Clemens
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Praised in Letters
A testimonial letter shows Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills easing tick headaches, grip backache, and placidsy incidents in a family. An Austinburg Ohio user asserts quick relief and urges druggists to stock the remedy, offering a refund if no benefit. The ad cites Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Mies
LaGrippe
G. H
Austinburg
Ohio
Mies
Iis
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Wheat prospects worry farmers amid harsh weather
Farmers fear another poor wheat harvest as repeated freezing thawing and high winds damage roots and expose plants to the elements. Despite last year’s unreliable yields, county attention shifts to other crops while ice coats linger and continue to chill prospects.
Elijan Kaper and Manata Myers Named in Local Case
Elijan Kaper, 48, a farmer from Holme, alongside Manata Myers, 26, of Oxtod ywwnaalp, figure in a local matter. District records indicate linked affidavits and court actions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijan Kaper
Holme
Manata Myers
Spring Mountain News Roundup Finds Hopeful Recovery Hopes
Feb 7 notes from Spring Mountain report Alan sustains a weak heart but under Dr Walter care shows signs of recovery. J O Fisher and Stella of Dutel Raw visit. A baby girl born Jan 29 delights A G Britthart of Newark on business. Jno Kyser ill with pneumonia but improving. Church meetings at M B E continue with new members. services at St Rose planned. Frank Alan visits during Harlan’s illness. Mary Baker convalescent. Nettie Levens hired to finish Rocky Ridge term after Miss Nellie Darr’s death.
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Spring Mountain
Alan
Dan
Quinsy
Walter
J. O. Fisher
Slaughter Stella
Will Philipps
A. G. Britthart
Newark
Jno
Kyser
M. BE
St. Rose
Frank Alan
Howard
Harlan
Mary Baker
Board of
Rudiation
Nettie Levens
Rocky Ridge Seaca
Nellie Darr
College Girl Slips, Falls Unconscious at West Lafayette
Miss Francis Jones, a West Lafayette College student, sprains her ankle after slipping on a terrace near Orchard Hall. She lay unconscious for about half an hour before Arch ie McGregor and Rodney Giffin carried her to the ladies dormitory. She is in critical condition but improving slowly.
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West Lafayette
Francis Jones
West Lafayette College
Jones
Rodney Giffin
Iadlee
Capt Lybarger Supports Saloon Restriction Debate
The Columbus Sun reports Capt. Lybarger of Coshocton spoke in favor of a measure to close saloons on important holidays, opposing a Decoration Day amendment. The House heard extended orations and admired the captain’s eloquence as it moved toward third reading and final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Sun
Capt
Lybarger
Coshocton
Electric Bitters touted as cure for stomach and nerves
W F Kiestler of Halliday Ark praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria and stomach troubles claiming it nourishes blood and nerves, restores vigor. The ad promises refund if it fails and lists C J Anderson Coshocton and C M Ferguson Roxoc drug stores as sellers.
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W. 4
Kiestler
Halliday
Ark
Elec
C. J. Anderson’s
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roxcoc
Local Notes From Coshocton Area
Layland Layland notes Feb 3. John Haxton in Coshocton on business Saturday. Col. Lower, visiting relatives, returns to Indiana. Mr and Mrs Josiah Kaser and Russel, Mr and Mrs J M Patterson were guests of Clarence Patterson. Some locals attend church at Clark J OH. Lower and Lester Lower spend days at Canton and Strasburg. Oscar Martin attends public market at Coshocton. Lionel Githetele works for Will Karr this winter. Burt VII spends Tuesday at Coshocton.
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Millersburg
Misa Bernica H. Fruston
John Hatton
Robert H. Breker
Cleveland
Joseph J, Bricker
Wooter
Eleen Voorhees
Corhendon
George
Huston
G¢ Oama Nan
Ida Wise
Flarines Lemmon
Ely
Florenc
Robinson
Medina
Gertrude Miller
Cleveton
M. Dame Ilek Or
Pittshore
Dineson Bricker
Wooster
Leland Cay
Mer
Fred Wuston
Vais Eily
Maidem
Wicen Veorhers
Salenciennes
Carlien Boiget
Hide
Mrs. Bricker
Layland
R. F
John Haxton
Coshocton
Col. Lower
Indiana
Josish Kaser
Russel
J. M. Patterson
Clarence Patterson
Stain
Clark J. OH
Lower
Lester Lower
Canton and Strasburg
Oscar Martin
Lionel Githetele
Will Karr
Burt VII
Cosmeton
Agriculture Advice Promotes Better Farm Practices This Year
The article urges steady labor for sows and cattle, regular feeding for poultry, and careful pasture management. It emphasizes debt reduction, soil improvement, and home workshop upgrades, noting Georgia’s push for agricultural high schools and the value of farm record keeping and efficient feeding like corn silage.
Prominent Swede Seeks New American Berry Launch
In New York on February 4, Swedish horticulturist Conrad Skotodt arrives from Sweden with plans to introduce Himou berry, akin to cranberry, to American markets. He aims to build farms, cultivate fruit, and establish processing plants to prepare the berry for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telvarnin
New York
Conrad Skitodt
Sweden
America
Skarstadt Betteron
California Woman Credits Health Cure for Recovery
Mrs A Williams of Baes Kentucky recalls a graveyard cough that wrecked her health three years ago. After taking Kihe's New Discovery her weight returned and her husband’s recovery matched her own. The claim notes a world beating record for coughs and colds and a trial bottle fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kihe
A. Willams
Bae
KW. Andersen
Ferguson
Toscon
Ding
Taft Banquet in Kansas City Kansas City
A Taft banquet and convention in Kansas City honors Secretary of War Taft with a large Republican event. Over 1,000 dine in the arena with up to 10,000 more crowds in balconies and galleries. Mayor Beardsley delivers welcome. toasts include The Republican Party and We Have Put Our Hand on the Plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Kansas City
Teketa
Ivory M. Beardsley
Republican Party
Seldan PF. Spencer
St. Lancia
Herbert Vwadiey
Missouri Secetary
Robbers Loot Sulphur Springs Bank in Ark Crash
A gang robbed the Hone of Sulphur Springs bank taking over 1900 in cash and valuables after two vault blasts. Officers torched the wreckage before four men mounted horses and rode west into rugged terrain. Local report notes this crime followed by other police news and a separate murder suicide in Kentucky.
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Lcot Bank
Sulphur Springs
Ark
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Jury
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Rock Ridge
H. W. Aleon
Capt. Lybarger
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Brive
Georgia
State College of Agricultune
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Feeme Ote
Mery and
Omere Farmora
Heela
Grasa
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le Daltt
Pia Ade
Siee
BR Prather
Mize Signa. of
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the Peoples Bank and Trust
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Richmand
Kivio Newby
Valiny View
Detroit
Mieh
Peh
Dein
W. Danieta
Wallace
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St.Thomas
Samuek
Hinek Mand
Mike Altire
Dominic
Philipo
Altice
Corny
Albert Daton
Jane Sattelles
Ther
Watson
Damon
Pioney
John Sillaway
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