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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1908

Page

4

John Helwig Hosts Old Fashioned Wood Chopping

In the Fresno area a community event drew about thirty men and women to a wood chopping gathering. Fifteen to twenty cords were reduced to firewood as neighbors enjoyed a day of work, food, and dancing. Wind Van Maria and family supplied the music, with Miss Ethel Deeds at the organ and Mr Patterson entertaining as the clown on the dance floor. Ten dancing couples filled the flag as the evening wore on.

Joli Helwig Ising Eye Innes Fresno van Maria Ethel Deeds Mr. Patterson

Modern comforts transform the rural home in 1900s farming life

A Times reporter compares a farmer’s upgraded home with city conveniences, noting improvements in hot and cold water, gas lighting, and a central heating system. The piece highlights a West Lafayette home showing elaborate water supply, heated baths, and indoor plumbing replacing earlier bucket water, ice, and smoky stoves. It praises modern inventions that ease country living and link farm life to urban comforts.

Adjm Tuehum West Lafayette Toys Age Times Mir Sluckum Stuekame Bacnne Stuckam

Notes From Nellie Nellie No 1 Reh 14 Protracted nectingsa

Prolonged nectings continue at Nellie Onan Barrero family returns in Texas first week to attend Tenter Rev Coywell hosting nectings at Wilson Chapel Piaf by 7 Pry recovering from nervous prostration and filling Mohawk school vacancy. A heart sealal at Mohawk to Almich val Mildry event Feb 14. Mrs John Mantland elderly and feeble. Mrs Onvtige Copeland ill with influenza. Mrs Clara McCompuot visiting sister Mrs Ways.

Nellie Onan Barrero Texas Rev Coywell Wilson’s Chapel Piaf Pry Bart Callison Mohawk Almich Val Mildry John Mantland Onvtige Copeland Jagrippe Clara McCompuot Utes Ways

Samuel Vansickle Dead Aged 73 In Local Obituary

Samuel Vansickle died at his home aged 73 according to an obituary notice. The service will be held Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at the family residence with burial to follow. The family requests expressions of sympathy through flowers or memorials to local charities.

Bill to Prevent the Adulteration of Seeds

A bill to protect farmers from seed imposition and adulteration was introduced by Senator Reorg of Van Wert. It sets a seed packaging rule: one package may not exceed five percent advertising content and requires seeds to be named and free from homoe seeds or adulterations. Fines range from 25 to 100 dollars for first offenses, up to 200 dollars or imprisonment for subsequent offenses.

Zenator Reorg van Wert

Status of Bill for Increase of Widows' Pensions

Congressmen Ablebrook explains the widows pension bill passed by the House on Feb 19 to raise widows pensions to 12 per month. It awaits Senate action and clarifies eligibility rules, including for Civil War widows, widows of Spanish American War, and insurrection cases, plus child allowances and prior law reconciliation.

Ablebrook Wack Advocate House of Representatives Washington House Senate

Oldest Coshocton Citizen J Swihart Dies at Home

J Swihart aged over 80 dies Friday morning at his son A W Swihart’s home after a long decline. He is survived by his wife aged about 70 and their son, with three children total. A longtime member of the Disciples church, he and his wife had lived in Coshocton for 65 years since moving from Stark County eight years ago. Funeral services were held in the city with Rev Johnston. burial followed Monday at Masaul.

J. Swihart A. W. Swihart Mr. Swihart Coshocton Swilart Stark County Devenged Disciples Church Johnston Masaul

Saw mill worker sustains leg injury near Moonfield

A saw mill man at a mill near Moonfield Thursday suffered a broken leg while sawing. He was knocked by a hand spike, falling and breaking his leg above the hoof. He was carried to his home on the Maxwell farm two miles west of Rascae and attended by Dr. Lower.

Moonfield Iis Maxwell Farm Rascae Lower Khenry Conrad

Jingle Darling’s Bond Set at Two Hundred Dollars

Jingle Darling had bond set at 200 dollars after a court appearance in which his sister Mrs Ivustian attended. A jury trial was ordered in his court with bond posted to secure attendance, and the trial date was scheduled for Thursday.

Jingle Darling Iis Ivustian Allice Omimyar

Trinway Lecture Topic “In the Corridors of Andlanity”

Several from here attended the last number of the Trinway lecture course given Monday evening by T. T B. Barton. The subject was In the Corridors of Andlanity. Those present were Misses Nelye Yoouea, Mary Dickerson, Esther ted and Margaret Croy and Mezara Dave.

Heart Cure advertised for weak heart nerves

A testimonial ad promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a strengthening tonic for heart nerves and muscles. It claims to relieve shortness of breath chest pain palpitations and fluttering with rapid or feeble pulses. A user case from Covington Kentucky endorses relief after three bottles. The Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana backs a first-bottle money-back offer via local druggists.

Dr. Miles Miles Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Local notes include visits and events in town

Flickerson Arlen Cox and Robert Lickersom. Mrs ALT Bell is sick. Kuuma Cray staying in Tranway. Mr and Mrs J F Dickerson dined at Frank Smith's. Hazel Trezo visiting relatives in Newark. Revival meetings begin at Chalfants M E church Sunday Feb 16. Pupils practice for Washington's Birthday exercises.

Flickerson Arlen Cox Robert, Lickersom

Otsego Store Sold to Johnston Hammond

The Cowden and Boyce store in Otsego has been sold to Johnston Hammond. Change of proprietors will occur as soon as arrangements are completed. The store is well known in northern eastern Muskingum county and has served Otsego for many years with an excellent reputation and large patronage.

Cowden & Boyce Otsego Johnston Hammond Muskingum County

Ohio Live Stock convention opens at State University

At Columbus the Ohio Live Stock association held a two day convention at State University with lectures on short horn cattle feeds, fattening swine, dairy farm management and livestock feeding. Speakers included F West of Bloomington, B B Carmichael of Wooster, D Smith of Michigan, T F Mailey of Tacoma, and T F Wunt of Pennsylvania. A banquet followed at Busy Bee restaurant. The event continues Thursday with two sessions at the university.

Columbus Ohio Live Stock Association State University University Proper F. Tu Ioomingburg T. F. Mailey Tacoma Thomas F. U Wunt School of Agriculture Pennsylvaniea State College Busy Bee Thor

Redpath Licounm Bore Exciting Termament Bee Crowd

Plainfield scene recounts an eventful performance with a large audience at the Methodist hall. Notable acts include violinist Abbe Cassie Milleneanpine and crayon artist Haceel, while Miss Jadton ears and the Manville Fire Extinguisher ad conclude the page.

Plainfield Sitian Aid Cassie

Idairymen Declare for Cleaner Milk

Columbus February 13 Pure milk and clean milk was the battle cry of the Ohio Dairymen s association in their meeting at Ohio State university on Wednesday followed by a special session in the Board of Trade auditorium in the evening. Officers include John D Nicholas Cleveland vice president J O Winters Greenville secretary EB S Guthrie Columbus treasurer. Addresses highlighted dairy inspection feeding during feed shortages and dairy farm management with speakers from Ohio and Michigan outlining dairy best practices and industry challenges.

Columbus Ohio Dairymen’s Association Ohio State University Board of Trade John D. Nicholas Cleveland J. O. Winters Greenville EB. S$. Guthrie Oscar Erf John PD. Nicnola Pure Food and Dairy Henrik W. Dunlap C. W. Eddy D. Smith Experiment Station Michigan P. Meiley Tacoma C. A Pontas Canton Davert Caith Delaware Z. O. Worley Morrow K. O H. Webster States

Supreme Court Rules in Noted Finley Tax Case

The state supreme court finally decides the Richard Clark treasurer vs W R Gault executor of the Finley estate tax dispute. Finley placed 12500 in bonds with Newcomestown bank and the tax inquiry sought taxes. the circuit court ruling for the inquisitor is reversed and the supreme court affirms the circuit court.

Supreme Court Finley KH. E Newcomestown Bank Tax Inquisitor Easons Common Teas Court Clrt Euit Court Supreme Conte Eirenit Court

Farm of John W. Cline Sold at Public Auction

Bakersville February 15 The farm of John W. Cline deceased was sold at public auction Saturday and was mortgaged by his widow for Boa0. It consisted of 40 acres. Included are family notes and obituaries mention Mrs Ditmer of New Philadelphia daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Tothem died of pneumonia and was buried Renner's church. Adam Tortz was in Coshocton last week. W F Warren visited Coshocton. Henry Geib, father of David Zimmerman, died of pneumonia in Crawford township. Ladies Aid Society met at Presbyterian church. There is an epidemic of aminos in the village. A free medicine show is in town hall this week.

Bakersville John W. Cline Ditmer New Philadelphia Adam Tothem Renner Adam Tortz Coshocton W. F. Warren Henry Geib David Zimmerman Crawford Township Ladies' Aid Society of W. C. Hawk

Leap year masquerade invitations issued at Mac cabee hall

Wal Wendin ia Nave issued invitations for a leap year masquerade at Mac cabee hall Valente night Mrs L M Bibte of Coshoetan is visiting her daughter Mrs AHS Miss Ida Cooper of Thverton is visiting Miss Lulu Williams Elizabeth Giffen leaves for Mevelaul Saturday Master Willie Johnson and Clarence Beatty recovering from fever Ramblers visit Mrs J T McVey Feb 12 Thirve members present deletions supper served by Miss Emeline McVey Elizabeth Citren James and music featured Next meeting at Mrs W Lapp Chas F P Gonner appointed administrator of the estate of Char once Gamer deceased

Walhoniing Wal Wendin Sti Ia Nave Maccabee Hall Valente LM. Bibte Coshoetan Iting Les Ahs Ida Cooper Thverton Vis Lulu Williams Elizabeth Giffen Mevelaul Willie Johnson Clarence Beatty Ramblers J. T. McVey Misa Emeline McVey Mig Elizabeth Citren James Imusic W. Lapp

Foraker Organs Strike Back at Dr Reed

The local Foraker organ criticized Dr Charles A L Reed of Cincinnati for opposing the senator's popularity. Editorials accuse Reed of political ambition while doctors defend him and denounce the Foraker attack as unfounded. The medical society supports its work nationwide.

Foraker Charles Reed Charles A. L. Reed Cincinnati Foraker Ogans Times Read State Medical Society Reed

Bossy the cow goes on rampage then falls into river

Old Bossy caused chaos as she bolted from Alfeshouse on Kenilworth Avenue during a heat touched Wednesday morning. She charged amid traffic and chased her owner, then slipped from an embankment into the river at Sycamore Street bridge, where rescuers recovered her. After cooling, she was led back toward Kenilworth Avenue and fed.

Las Adam Alfeshouse Kenilworth Avenue Mer Alfeshowse Coptry Sycamore Street Alles Alleshouse Omcer Venel Aleshouse

Community notices and events in Chili area

The column lists a series of events and updates in Chili including a funeral interment planned for February 13 due to weather and illness, literary gatherings at theflalitexe and Chili school on February 21, ongoing measles concerns, Lotens Tree annual clearance sale, and a Lutheran Ladies Aid supper February 15 at Chili schoolhouse with band music and varying entertainment, all inviting community attendance.

Chili Citra Renner Prankie Ravennia Waandotte Ben Geo. Eehoens Berner Weener Flalitexe Lotens Ladies' Ald Society of Lutheran Chirch Calli Adinisat Duneh

Lynching stories questioned as impractical in Washington

The article argues against lynching tales as unlikely and notes no evidence that Washington residents would pursue mob justice. It discusses the impracticality of intercepting a train to seize Dickerson and questions whether anyone would trade their life for such a path. It cites Judge Wickham on the condemned man’s looming fate.

Mike Washington Columbhus Dickerson State Penitentiary Wickham Erata

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vance West Virginia Ohio THE Vance Shoe CO Wheeling, W. Va John Helwig Adam Studium Samuel Vansickle Saat Sis Ee Nilessoneh Shyelo Alter Plein D. K. Swihart Great Chalfants Live Stock Association Manville H.W. Johne Manville Co., Chev Idairymen State Association Walhonding Chas Gonner Dewey Char What Is Castoria
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