Ohio voters face campaigns as people seek change
In Coshocton and Newark during holiday times, residents react to prohibitions and political shifts. The piece notes women aiding youths, a parade against saloons, council budget cuts, and rising costs. It mentions Charles P Taft and Roosevelt Taft influence, and a desire to shield Ohio from divisive politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Whm
Taft
Ohio
C. P. Taft
W. OH. Tat
Repubican Party
Petty
Maoney
Handicapping Harmon in Ohio State Appointments Debate
The article argues Gov. Andrew Harris defies voter demands by submitting a list of appointments to state departments, aiming to override the electorate after two rejections of state governance. It recalls voters ousting Gen. Herrick and Pattison’s replacement by Harry, noting ongoing partisan maneuvering.
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Ohio
Andrew Harris
Waertoun
State Senate
Dispensary
Providence
Pattison
Harry
Cobhoc ton National Bank promotion notice
National Bank Cor Main and other streets urges business with Cobhoc ton National Bank. It claims national charter, government supervision, conservative officers, and experience. Highlights deposits, loans, confidential dealings, and personalized service led by M Q Baker president T L Montgomery cashier M B Smith assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobhocton National Bank
United States
Anfert
Joesa
Becawve
M. Q Baker
T. L. Montgomery
M. B. Smith
Asst
Ohio voters call for Harmon ally’s resignation over suspicions
In a sharp editorial tone, the piece urges officials implicated in suspicions to step down to allow a popular government. It argues Harmon should be responsible to Ohio citizens and not hampered by officials who would rather see his administration fail.
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Coshocton
Harmon
Harmon Fe I
Ohio
Robert P Scott gift funds Ohio University aid
Robert P Scott of Cadiz Ohio millionaire manufacturer donates 11K,000 to the Ohio treasury for the Robert P Scott student aid fund at Ohio State University. The fund will yield 6000 annually at six percent to support twenty poor students. The donation mirrors American generosity amid Italy disaster relief.
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Robert P. Scott
Cadiz
Ohio
Reatt
Columbus
Robert P Scott
Atx
Ohio Mate University
Comings and Goings At C Lewisville Island Notes
Mrs R A Harris visited relatives in Conesville. Miss Ethel Sinden hosted dinner with Verne Boyd and others. Andrew Corbit called on friends in Conesville. Edgar Portz holiday visit with Newcomerstown parents. Aracy Renfrew returned to Obet tin after holidays. Agnes McCabe spent time with Maggle d4nitta of Wild Turkey Lock. Mrs James Lennon hosted dinner for Edna Mobler Maude Mobler and Margaret Day. Mark Sinden hosted New Year dinner with diverse guests including Emery Brown family and Wil Sinden of Tennessee. Charlie and Forest Speaks from Warsaw visited Lem Bible. John Babcock and Walter of Coshocton stayed with Ballie Arambiett. Guida Renfrew to Delaware Friday from Renfrew home. Prof Leech and Noyle spent week with Oakersville relatives. Rev Stokley Flaher preached a masterful sermon at Methodist Protestant on Masonry. Howard Lennon re elected county infirmary superintendent for year starting March 1 1909.
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Canal
Lewisville
R. A. Harris
Conesville
Ethel Sinden
Verne Boyd
Bignohe Mizer
Hazel Clark
Madge Mohler
Annie Mizer
Verne Mohler
Andrew Corbit
Edgar Portz
Newcomerstown
Aracy Renfrew
Obettin
Agnes McCabe
Maggled4nitta
Wild Turkey Lock
James Lennon
Edna Mobler
Maude Mobler
Margaret Day
Mark Sinden
Emery Brown
Smith Brown
Isleta
Clara Brown
Mr. Chamberlain
Bakersville
Wil Sinden
Tennessee
Messrs
Charile
Forest Speaks
Warsaw
Lem Bible
Mia
John Babcock
Walter
Coshocton
Ballle Arambiett
Guida Renfrew
Delaware
Fuerday
Alex Renfrew
Prof
Mix Leech
Som Noyle
Oakersville
Officers of Legislature Names List
The document lists legislative officers including Speaker Granville W. Mooney of Austin County, Speaker pro tem Edger Ervin of Motgs, Chief Clerk John P Maynard of Fayette, Message Clerk EB Hughes of Clinton, Engrossing Clerk Herbert Baker of Delaware, Journal Clerk T Harold Brown of Delaware, Recording Clerk Ella May Scriven of Summit, Enrolling Clerk Charica R B Doll of Ross, Sergeant at Arms WC Smith of Medina, First Assistant James F E Gallagher of Cuyahoga, Second Assistant If Redkey of Highland, Third Assistant Fred Bleckner of Frank Hinne.
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Granrilie W. Mooney
Astinbula County
QENATE OFFICERS LIST AND NAMES
The document lists several senate officers with titles and hometowns including N C Mather of Suromit county as president pro tem and John B Malloy of Franklin as chief clerk. Other roles named cover journal clerk Fred Caskey Ashland Measage clerk Leon Yeor nick Ashland Forelling clerk Thomas E Green Jr Mahoning upgrading clerk Benjamin Stringer Jefferson recording clerk George A Prouser Mahoning and sergeants at arms C S Ireland Champaten Islam Strick Cuya hoga Marlon Nichols.
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N. C. Mather
Suromit County
John HB. Malloy
Franklin
Journal
Fred Caskey
Measage
Leon Yeornick
Ashland
Forélling
Thomas E. Green, Jr
Mahoning
C J Nichols
Marlon
Secon
Islam Strick
Cuyahoga
Kanuckle Case Faces Delayed Hearing in Mayor Court
Walter Kanuckle of Nellie charged with a serious offense. Preliminary hearing postponed to Tuesday Jan 19 after Hulda Clark the fifteen year old prosecuting witness failed to appear due to illness. Prosecutor McDowell protests alleged influences to keep her from testifying.
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Walter Kanuckle
Nellie
Hamilton
Hulda Clark
Kwanuckie
L. N. Staats
McDowell
Young Kanuckle
Annual Meeting of Citizens Building Loan and Savings Co
The Citizens Building Loan and Savings Co held its half yearly meeting at the secretary’s office. Directors elected included Cassingham W A Nisser M W McNaughton F Bhauweker and C B Hunt to replace A N Compton and Andrew Hartman. Officers elected were W A Mizer president G F Shauweker vice president and C B Hunt secretary and attorney. The dividend declared was 23 4 percent for the half year totaling 5 12 percent for the past year. The board noted a prosperous year despite unfavourable business conditions and expected favorable prospects for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Building, Loan and Savings Co
C Fi
Cassingham
W. A. Nisser
M. W. McNaughton
F. Bhauweker
A. N Compton
Andrew Hartman
W. A. Mizer
G. F. Shauweker
C B Hunt
Root Juice Promises Cure for Rheumatism and Aches
A farmer from Gas City Indiana attests Root Juice and Uzelt Pain Oil cured his rheumatic pains back and joints. He bought six bottles after initial relief and reports complete improvement, praising the remedy as a permanent cure. Available from CC EB Anderson at $1 per bottle or six for $5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Anderson
Gas City
Ind
CC. EB. Anderson
Professors Attend Ohio Education Meetings
Prof and Mrs Kinner of Bakersfield traveled through town after attending Columbus meetings of the Teachers Federation Township Superintendents and High School Association. John E Gunckel of Toledo spoke on Wednesday evening as organizer of the National Newsboys Association. Prof Zellars state schools commissioner elect outlined his policy for Ohio’s rural schools to an enthusiastic teachers audience. The education cause advances in Ohio.
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Kinner
Bakersile
Columbius
Teachers’ Federation
High School Association
John E. Gunckel
Toledo
National Newsboys
Columbus
Zellars
Ohio
Isleta Oil and Gas Co. strikes oil at 210 feet depth
Isleta Jul 6. Isleta Oil and Gas Co. drilled its second well and struck oil and gas at a depth of 210 feet. Local residents report holiday visits by Harry Angle and Thomas Wilson Jr. to relatives, with several trip highlights and family gatherings surrounding the holidays.
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Isleta
Harry Angle
Hanover
Newark
Thomas Wilson Jr
Newcomerstown
Laura Williams
Dalsy Heaster
Luther Simmons
Boden Ridge
Susie Simmons
Pryce
Isleta Oil and Gan Co. Fa
Election Held at Fresno and Local Community Notes
Fresno report notes Willam Lockard improving after illness. Grange Institute Saturday with Rev Morris as featured speaker. Local visits include Vernice Hamilton, Mrs Emerson and John Crichton guests, and Philip Renner's New Year visit. Ladies Missionary Society meets Thursday at 1 30. U P Sunday school elected officers for the new year.
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Fresno
Willam Lockard
Morris
Dan
Mis
Lockard
Vernice Hamilton
Wo Thebet
Lenshie
Canton
Emerson
John
Crichton
Ala
Will Eberwine
Ralph
Canal Dover
Philip Renner
Lee Addy
Barberton
Missionary Sociery Moets
Misher
WA Weert
Milwate Fe
George West
Abraham Geiger
Herb Bchlegel
Fred Gtmner
George
Strasberg
U. P
Wicers
Community Notices Highlight Local Officials and Visitations
Supt W F Park Abst Supt Allen Weir Sec F H Park Asst Sec Elma Huff Librarians Clara Boyd Fairy Leaven good Treas J B Moore Dr Wright of Columbus to speak at M KE church Sunday at 2 PM for the Anti Saloon League. Mise Leona Krantz of Canal Dover visits Robert Hamilton W A Schmale of Defiance in town Tuesday Mrs D D Leavengood visits relatives in Canton.
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Defiance
Town
D. D Leavengood
Canton
Tiverton Community Notes Highlight Visits And Local News
Tiverton reports visiting relatives from Kent Ohio and ongoing school programs after Xmas. Mrs Claud Gamortsfelder underwent appendicitis surgery at Walhending and is recovering well. Road supervision posts were filled by Michael Fesler John Carter and Wm Miser. Rev L B Welm learned of Mrs Frank Werer s death in Philadelphia.
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Tiverton
Geo. Miller
Kent
Claud Gamortsfelder
Walhending
Jacob Hagelbarger
Akron
Adasge
Hio
Thin Township
Clara Grassbaugh
Glenmont
Grover Speckman
Warsaw
Michael Fesler
John Carter
Wm. Miser
L. BB. Welm
Philadelphia
Frank Werer
Weta
Weger
Trenton
Nellie Lecture Course by Illinois Glee Club Wednesday
Nellie Lecture Course will feature the Illinois Glee Club this Wednesday evening. J M Rodgers has recovered from heart trouble. W L Freeze remains with Wrights disease with no perceptible improvement. Prof Nowles and family returned home at Fraziersburg after holidays with J M Rodgers. Cyrenus Copeland returned home in Illinois after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Illinois Glee Club
J. M. Rodgers
W.L. Freeze
Wright
Prof
Nowles
Frazersburg
Cyrenus Copeland
Wiinois
Local New Year Parties Featured in Tunnel Hill Gossip
The Tunnel Hill column reports New Year’s Eve gatherings hosted by Chas Walker and Mra Dean with multiple guests and lavish suppers. Entries note parties by Ora Dean for area youths, a meeting led by John Hains in Coshocton area, and extensive guest lists including Sharpless, Dickerson, McKee, and others with music games and merriment.
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Dean
Cooperdsie
Eolia Anderson
Katelia
Jense Ramecy
Grace Whitaker
Nelile Orr
Lord and Dell McClugwage
Besate Sharpless
Gertrude Sproutl
Idelda Camp
Eva
Minerva Dickersoe
R. L. Trego
Carl Cromch
Mamet
Jace Nethers
Glen Anderpm
J. T. Thompon
Jed Sharpless
C. L. Me
Cimgeage
Chester
Lawrence Lake
Carl Whiteker
George
Bert Ratney
T. ©. Sremeeman
Woford Twowpeen
Whler Landis
Soap Sale At New York Racket Store This Saturday
A marked one day sale advertises a three hour event with various soap brands and household items at reduced prices. Offers include Lenox Star P and G Naptha Ivory toilet soaps and limit per customer, plus discounts on shirts, gloves, ironing boards and misc hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Nuff
New York
Keene Society Notes Highlight Jan 16 Meetings
Keene items report a Ladies Aid and Missionary Society gathering with Mrs Finn Beall on Jan 9, a quarterly meeting at M B E church on Jan 16 with Rev J I Johnson officiating, plus local wedding anniversaries and visitors. The Coshocton Country club plans corporate change to Coshocton Country Club under board decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Board of Governors
Hald
Coshceton National Bank
Country Club
Coshoeton Country Club
Fragmentary verse from Lynehs Daughter by Leonard Merrich
A damaged OCR style fragment presents a poem line with quirky phrasing and obscure names. It mentions a dog barking and a conscience tied to a tree, attributed to Lynehs Daughter and Leonard Merrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alee
Lynehs
Ty Leonard Merrich
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