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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
6
Disjointed county race notes Taft delegates and Bryan supporters amid party tensions. References to Leslie Shaw and Cleveland era postmaster changes hint at broader political crosscurrents. Describes calls for unity behind Bryan while Taft's nomination faces party resistance.
A garbled note argues benefits of bank accounts for deposits and money handling, claiming safety and reliability. It stresses that successful farmers and businesspeople keep a loans secioid and urges readers to trust local banks for services. text shows frequent misspellings and nonsensical phrases but centers on banking advantages and inviting business.
A Palmer, a merchant in Bracnse New York, was arrested for discharge for being a member. The Supreme Court ruled that railroads chose no origin to discharge workers for union membership, highlighting a contrast in labor case outcomes.
Disjointed report records rising Bryan sentiment and local chatter about a plan or event on a specified date. It lists names, places, and fragments from discussions, with references to individuals, locations, and dates, indicating political or community dynamics affecting the town.
A fragmentary report outlines a party convention in Ohio with leaders including Edward T. Moore of Youngstown as chairman and Senate member Bo ORL Gayman of Franklin County as secretary. The draft document argues for proportional representation and pledges a strong, dynamic party agenda.
Fragmented text outlines a state convention with numerous offices and roles including governor, treasurer, clerk, and commissioners. It mentions sessions, dates for conventions and presidential electors, and talks of a long campaign period with extensive material and staffing plans to support operations across counties and boards.
A report on John P. Bryan addressing the Ohio Legislature about bank depositor security. The speech aimed to reassure the public after financial panics, discussing insurance for deposits and the impact of recent bank failures. Bryan notes opposition from Republicans and outlines potential measures, stressing public confidence and regulatory safeguards.
A contested report on state funds and private interests surfaces amid legislative friction. Key figures clash over disclosure details, with demands for full accounting of deposits, bank holdings, and transfer practices as the temple of transparency meets partisan resistance.
A report from Washington notes the Hancock county convention endorsing William J. Bryan and a call for reform against predatory wealth. It discusses party unity, the Republican National Convention, and the public conscience shaping nominations in a tumultuous era.
Wholesale and retail price notices list for grains and produce. Corrected figures include flour, meal, middlings, oats, potatoes, onions, chickens, turkeys, butter and lard. Prices shown per barrel and per unit, district unclear, with corrections by editors.
Milfork February 25 Miss Badie Cook returned to Coshocton after visiting her parents Mrs Abner McCoy is seriously ill. Charles Rolinson came home from Spring Mountain where he was with lung relatives. George Norris hosted a birthday gathering Saturday night with music and visitors Delle Norris Jettie order Anya Stewart Ethel Cox Mary Kreider Blanch Cox Selma Kanon Ethel Senter Golda Smith Paul Atwood Sylvanus Corder Clarence Wright Will Dawson Ford Wright Glens Mees Hamilton Cox and others attended.
West Carlisle held a school gathering Saturday featuring Miss Agnes Funk Jack the Drum major and Washington tableaux. The event included capes and gowns, a supper, praises, and netted about $46 for the cause. Evelin Cullison visits Mrs. Miles H. Pisman. Raymond Ashcraft improves from lagyippe. Mr and Mrs John J Funk entertain guests. Tori Kee visits McCann. John Barett visits Wm Mikesell. Alex Babcock improves. Miss Severns of Warsaw visits Esie Moore.
Readable fragments show cattle cows and heifers priced around 2 50 to 5 60 with terms for sheep lambs and hogs. Listings include Yorks heavies and mixed sheep, various butcher prices, and regional references to Warren Ohio and Cincinnati.
Protracted wicelings progress at Nel. Tes as a corrie Sapper in Almack jal. Washington's birthday decorates pall wats. Jol Hagsrog bought the Or Hn Barett property in Mellie. Mr. Jarrett and family went to Texas early this month. Showa Pisen left for trade employment for the coming summer. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wheeler welcomed a baby. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meredith visit to the farmers sister Asberry. Jona Gollig Saturdays and Sundays.
A series of brief personal items note relocations returns and visits. Readers include Edwanis of West Uaellste Syemt Bouday AGS Akane rehired to hosin 4s oatay after a change in work. Crawford vice president attends Obie Bteaipie Thilwey in Cohnias and other names visit Cleveland Pittsburgh Warsaw Coshocton and nearby towns.
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A vintage scanned ad lists bulk prices for household items and tools. Items include enamel ware pudding pans, shirts, hand saws, wash boilers, window shades, gloves, clothes baskets, wire pliers, rugs, pruning shears, wall paper cleaner, salted peanuts, candy, galvanized tubs, and other sale prices.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a county legal notes page with probate filings by H R Daigherty guardian Eleanor Baugherty and John J Summers final accounts, testator papers for Wiljah Thomas, and estate mentions. It also hints at residents visiting, attendance notes and law and order comments about offenders and city watch.
Local paper announces a free exchange department to publish farm business ads with three free insertions. Readers may send items by mail or phone and listings include livestock seeds pumps and farm supplies from Miller's Keene road to D. Lin and J. Reed, with multiple for sale notices for cattle pigs oats alfalfa seed and more from nearby townships and routes.
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