Two Zan esville Men Narrowly Escape in High River
In a perilous river incident near Zanesville, Edward Maxwell and Killian Killian clung to a skiff as ice and waves swept toward the dam on the Muskingum. Local rescuers quickly retrieved them, bringing both to shore exhausted but unharmed. A large crowd watched as a government rescue craft aided the final pull to safety.
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Zanesville
High River
Pet
Frank Kali
Muskingum River
Market Street
Killiat
Jason
Billing
Maxwell
Vaird
Malta
Sixth Street
Killian
Lochtender Sprague
Live bear sighting reported near three towns
The Times notes a large bear wandering country roads near Brink Haven Owl Creek and Spring Mountain, with sightings in Tiverton and expectations of continued movement. Residents reported mild fear and curiosity as the animal was seen along hillside routes, prompting cautious local attention.
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the Times
Tiverton
Bear
Brink Haven
Owl Creek
Spring Mountain
Times
First in State to Announce Racing Program
A fragmented item describes a state racing program announcement, naming local clubs and officials. The text references a fair association, committees, and a planned event schedule with unclear details. Entities include a city or region, a state and various organizations, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Corn Syrup Naming Debate Sparks Labeling Opinion
A speech fragment discusses labeling corn syrup as lawful when pure and where a small amount of redystyrup is mixed. Uncle Eben notes public confusion and urges accurate, active labeling amid industry debate on hydrolysis by dextrose and maltose composition.
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Gasca
Ford
Marked for Death and the Cure That Restored Health
Mrs A G Williams of Backy recalls a graveyard cough that plagued her for three years until Dr King s New Discovery brought relief. She gained 58 pounds and full health, praising the medicine for coughs colds and lung and throat diseases. Trial bottle offered at local stores for 1.00.
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Vilatiates
Anderson's
Cosioeton Ant CO
M. Ferguson's
Roweoe
Adirug
Dottie
Willis T Pierson Named President of New Association
Willis T Pierson of Columbus was chosen president of a newly organized association on Friday. The group aims to back legislation and improve local recorders’ duties, with Pierson noted as former provost community recorder and key organizer. Other officers include Wades A Wright secretary AWIR Barnhill treasurer and several regional members. A weathered ad column promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria stomach complaints and general stamina, with a money-back guarantee.
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Willis T. Pierson
Columbus
New Association
Ste
Southern
Wits Pr
Pheeson
Provaklin Comunty
Var Oes
Wades A. Wright
Hacking County
IR. Barnhill
Vinton
Hebert Woothouse
CLPE
Pierson
Frankin
W. R. Barnhill
John W. Lansley
Washington
Ira A. Downs
Carrell
Will
Hanrock
Om. Brill
Licking
Louis Graber
Darke County
Jaya W. C. Kiestler
Halliday
Ark
C. BE. Anderson
Cosherton
M. Ferguson
Rostoc
Drug Storer
Hombrook Farm Principles From a Practical Farmer
The text advocates poultry and pig care, seed quality, and stock management. It covers brood sow feeding, manure use, cattle and horse upkeep, breeding quality, and farm economics. It stresses sunlit barns, proper perches, and careful feeding to improve profits and welfare across sheep, cows, horses, and poultry.
Died in California Mrs Fowler of Bacon Run tied to family ties
Mrs John BD Fowler died about two weeks ago at her Los Angeles home after years on Bacon Run and Kidder Marl. She lived with daughter Dellaphine and son Joseph, who then in Olympia informed Charley Conley of Richardson kin. Her maiden name was Richardson. John Fowler, deceased husband, was not related to the local Bacon Run Fowler family.
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John BD. Fowler
Los Angeles
Fowler
Bacon Run
Broom
John Fowler
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Mannaa
Charles W. Arthur Washington
Barber
Coriain
Yori Ey Te Cordance
Frogisto
Howe
Treasury
Forestry Bureauw
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Maine
Congressman Mann
Chicago
Meury Wrotterset
Hasta
Donny
Loulaville
Watterson
Dueavac
Teaneseoe
Las
Fia
Aagrienttye
Department of Agricuture
Uwe
Earresi
Teytee Perther
Aden
Aistriet
Wadsworth
Europe
Porter
Mendes
New York
Eres
Ollie M. James
Semen Grems
Three Towns
Charles Sells
Sospeckha
Ivemt Lin
I San Ciisce Cnet MB
Biggadiner
Eben
Trephle
Hombrook Farm
Willem Cit
Loe
Cate
Carese
Perder
Etter
Clinton
Storrs
Cont
Elvan
Catrix
Neat
Thaparkle
Pute Ting
Moody
Solla
Swanson
Bazter
Cynenvila
Fin
Extral
Eponmeansen
Lambags
Sciatics
Druggisis
Lake Sreet
Chivage
R. Pomemene
Pomerene
Attorneys-at-Law
Coshocton
O. Offie—Burns
Misia Street
H. E. Hahn
Burns Building
Main Street
Sam
Nicholas
Merrel
Nicholas & Merrell
Ifice
F. C. Hay
C. B. Hunt
O. Offies
Main St
A. Himebaugh
Ofice
Thomas E. Duncan
R. B. McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Cushocton, C
Geo. J. Bock
Locust Street
Wgh School
Syeel 1
Antdlane, Satterson
Board of Examinera
Patterson
Ohis
Citek
Ott
A P. McDonald
W. A. McCurdy
Tweber
California
Allen
Sweden
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