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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
8
Delinquent tax sale list includes portions of lots and parcels returned by the Coshocton County Treasurer. The notice lists properties in Adams and Bethlehem Townships with described sections, parcels, and acres, along with amounts and penalties as required by law.
Notice that the county treasurer will sell by public sale all tracts and parts of lots to satisfy taxes and penalties. The sale is set for January 21 1908 and will continue daily until all parcels are offered. County Auditor OG Randles signs the notice dated December 30 1907.
Columbus Ohio January weather records show January averages around 29 degrees with extremes of 72 degrees in 1906 and 20 below zero in 1884. The frost season spans about six months and January rainfall averages 3.02 inches, with 5.73 inches in 1890 and 1907 the high months. Prevailing winds come from the southwest at about 10 miles per hour.
In West Bedford on January 3 the local rat hunt concluded with 50 hunters led by captains Frank Butler and Dave Mowrey and tallyman Lon Jones. Butler’s side scored 43,800 to 42,095 for Mowrey. The losing side hosted an oyster supper for the victors. A string of local notes follows: Mrs. Samuel returned from Coshocton and Freano area, Miss Mabel Lytton visited Delaware, and Mr. and Mrs. James welcomed a baby boy. The second quarterly meeting is set for Saturday and Sunday. Earl Miller of Bowerstone visited with his parents here. Fred McCurdy and daughter Loelle spent Sunday with Ed. Hains’ family. Frank Mowrey, teaching in Connocton, vacationed at home here.
Mr. Lower, tied to four parties, denies involvement in the collision by Roscoe. This version of the accident presents his account, describing the event and his role in the incident.
A witness describes a buggy incident where a team pulled left as a buggy approached Co shocton. The pole broke and ground, the tug unhitched, but the team avoided other buggies. Olfmge and Sheets assisted the driver in righting the horse and continuing.
Ohio agriculture officials report conditions across crops and livestock with percentages vs averages. Corn in crib 73 percent. growing plants uneven. early wheat fine in color, late sown poor. Hog and cattle figures: hogs 91 percent condition, 30 percent fattening in farmers hands. cattle 97 percent, horses 5 percent. Pastures adequate due to warm winter, mold damage noted in stored corn, seed corn expected premium next spring.
H. W. Jotes Maaville Co announces a weekly earnings figure for the Maarville Fire Extinguisher seller. The ad notes an agent named Gan and a price or payout range, with location Chevulead, O. The readable text is fragmented but indicates an employment or sales opportunity in early advertising style.
The Agricultural Society of Coshocton County will hold its annual election of directors at Coshocton City Hall on Monday January 13 at 1 o'clock p m. Dw 9
About 75 guests attended the Christmas Day wedding of Grace Awigert to A M Lantz of Baltic at Pearl. The ceremony at 4 pm was by Rev. Carpenter, with a four course dinner and a white wedding bell backdrop. The couple will reside in Pearl after January 3 and enjoy a brief honeymoon with the groom’s relatives.
Dr Roy Porteus arrived from Chicago on Friday where he has worked as a physician in a hospital He will go to Pittsburg today to perform special work at the Rosella hospital a maternity home and founding hospital in Indication text notes this is a Rosella hospital
A meeting on controlling infectious and contagious diseases among humans and animals will be held in Columbus on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Representatives from Boards of Health and Boards of Trade promote the event urging broad attendance. A Wooster dispatch reports Frank Dieni of Coshocton found nearly frozen to death north of the city and hospitalized with life-threatening condition.
Notice to teachers outlines monthly pesanisations for elementary certs on the 61st Saturday each month. Examinations for high school and certificates occur the first Saturday of September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday May. A fifty cent board fee is due before exams with a five cent return fee. stamped envelopes required for Patterson applicants. King's Rational Living used for theory and practice exams. Ohio Teachers Reading Circle offers the text for $1.00.
In Hoan today a verdict of not guilty was returned for Pettibone in the petition of complicity in Gov Steunenburg murder of Nevada. Hayward and Pettibone were acquitted while Moy er remains to stand trial.
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