Jackson Club Dinner Honors Andrew Jackson in Twin City Gathering
The Twin City Jackson club held its annual banquet at Hotel Hyatt with a large attendance from county and nearby areas. Hon. A W Elson presided while speakers including W A Ashbrook and F O Green addressed democracy themes. The event featured a substantial menu and showcased civic voices across multiple counties. Also noted are wedding reports for Loretta Loavery and Albert Boyer at Wills Creek, with ceremony at Our Lady Lourdes Church and a subsequent breakfast.
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Twin City
Jackson Club
Hotel Hyan
Andrew Jackson
Firae
United States
W. A. Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Twin Cities
Ais Ailience
F. OD. Green
Freeport
KM. PB. Brister
Newark
Chas
Gotusohn
L. B. McGllire
Canal Dover
Lelroy McGreror
New Philadelphia
A. No Mess
Tradit
W. T. Alberson
Philadelphia
Hyatt
Luivery
Boyer
Loretta Loavery
Frank Joavery
Marquand Mills
Albert Boyer
Saul Boyer
Our’ Lady Lourdes Church
Wills Creek
Father Dunis
Dresden
Father Faghi
Bertha
Mixa
Myrtle Leavey
Shiw
Leo Boyer
Rewilfng
Anna Berton
Wm. Boyers
A Memorable Day With Dr King's New Life Pills
A humorous promotional note recalls a day of health and profit upon meeting Dr King s New Life Pills described as a pain purifying remedy for headache biliousness and bowel regulation sold for 25 cents at EL Anderson s Cosheacton and CC Ferguson s Roscoe drug stores.
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Dr. King
EL Anderson
Cosheacton
CC. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Corn Crop Estimates and Market Prices in Early 1900s
Government experts estimate the 1906 corn crop at 2.881 billion bushels, up slightly from 1905. By November 1 1995 farmers held 61 percent of the crop with small remaining in hand. Chicago prices ranged from 84 cents in March to 4 3-4 in June, while New York saw 47 to 49 3-4 in February and 58 to 61 1-2 in June.
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United States
Chicago
New York
Bar
Wren Nena Ee
Sid Shvays Backed Cough Cure Sparks Controversy
A short note from Kemps Balsam markets praises Sid Shvays as the best cough cure, while cautions against alternative medicines amid ongoing debate over efficacy and safety. Local readers are urged to verify claims with health authorities.
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Sid
Grain policy debate looms as harvest drives prices up
The report outlines a growing concern over crop yields and price stability. Experts from Washington warn a single product may dominate future markets if current trends continue, while lawmakers push for a convention on price setting. The discussion centers on harvest dynamics, consumer costs, and potential regulatory actions before passage of related bills.
Efficient Game Wardens Proposed for Ohio
The annual report of the Game Fish and Game Commission to Gov Harris urges an efficient statewide system of game wardens to enforce laws and conserve wildlife. Funds shortages hinder reforms and deputies are accused of collecting prosecution fees. A hunter license law is proposed, charging nonresident hunters $15 and residents $1 to support enforcement. hunting seasons should be shortened.
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Columbus
Ghia Fich and Game Commission
Harris
Unt
Becau
West Lafayette News and Local Updates
West Lafayette items report Mrs. Noah McClain’s return from Coshocton and visits by Mrs. Jas. Kirk and Iva. road supervisors Ruby Boyer Hamersley and Stockum assume duties with daily pay of 1.75. Moorehead back from a southern business trip. church watch night and revival noted. Roscoe leaves after a week with Mr. and Mrs. George Meachinery. John Fortes in Casinsbus on business. George Alexander’s mother improving. Ad mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Heartburn relief.
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West Lafayette
Noah McClain
Coshoctan
Jas. Kirk
Iva
John McChase
Tom Ruby
Sel. Boyer
Peter Hamersley
Ed. Stockum
Moorehead
Mius Dante W
Kiepieek
Roscoe
Mre
George Me
Chinehry
John Fortes
Casinibus
George Alexander
Lepley Woman Recovering After Eye Surgery
Mrs Laura Lepley of Concarile underwent surgery at a local hospital where a thorn was removed from one eye. She is reported to be recovering.
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Laura Lepley
Concarile
Coluons
Denatured Alcohol Hazards and Fire Costs Highlighted
The article discusses denatured and industrial alcohol risks, noting its combustion produces heat with minimal sparks and the danger of fire from chimneys, stoves, and open grates. It cites extensive fire losses in Ohio, total wealth destruction from accidents, and argues alcohol heating could replace gasoline for automobiles, with health considerations and carbon monoxide risks. It also covers related notices from the state fire marshal and local bank director elections, plus a horse racing note with a track time of 3:39 3-4.
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Fats
Naidvniian
Yenisea
Alcohal Ag
Agricultural Department
Ohio
Lovepipes
Tle
Caimpey Scot
Wateh
Senat
Peruana credited with rapid cure in Lanham letter
Lanham Maryland resident Chas W Bowman reports in a signed letter that Peruana cured a severe cold in forty eight hours and served as a preventive remedy. He notes family use and recommends it to friends while disclaiming strong endorsement of patent medicines.
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Chas
W. Bowman
Ade
Day
Vale
Lanham
Coninapg
Aidavit
Oman
Ubhas. W. Bowman
Late Happenings at Newcastle in Brief
Local items from Newcastle cover social visits, illnesses, and small-town happenings. Grace McVey returns to Columbus. Mary Ann Garryon and Mer. Me. Elwey ill or poorly. Residents welcome New Year visits with relatives and friends. A business trip to Newcastle by Irwin Layman, Storkfield reports, and notes on visitors from Bladensburg and Warsaw plus farm institute attendance. Oil capitalists in the area plan more wells. several residents discuss local oil prospects.
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New Castle
Imi
Virel Burkelew
Sunda
Mere
Birkelew
Ovator Jes
Grace McVey
Columbus
Mary Ann Garryon
Mer
Elwey
Grace
Nora Hitrch
Nathan Burch
Rosa Cochran
McKee c
Bladensburg
Irwin Layman
Warsaw
Marie Dairkelew O
New Galeford
Mise Estella Moore
Phorry
Wet Varliste
R. O T. Rollfis
Ikane Basen
Naeem
Dro Scalder
Saider
WOLLISTER'S HEALTH TONIC FOR SALE
Local advertisement notes Wollister’s health tonic for general ailments including stomach issues and kidney concerns. Product by Quaker Company, listing a supplier C. Ek Anderven. Includes generic claims of relief and broad use.
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Wollister
Ouaerim Rece CoMany
Medicom
Wis
WLDER
Ruqeets
C. EK. Anderven
Great Walker Carrier Bishop Great Walker Is
The Patuphala Standard reports Addromute's account of Jo Chinin's winger walk of 22 miles, noting Bishop, a Pataskala post office carrier, travels two miles daily on rough roads. Despite feisty weather, he covered five miles to complete the journey, praised as a notable long-distance walker by the Newark Advocate.
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Jo Chinin
Bishop
Howe Ur
Gilles
Esutitry
Newark
West Lafayette Scene of Many Important Happenings Lately
Fragmentary 1906 local notes itemizes deaths, listings, and community items in West Lafayette. Names include Hiram Geighnnger and Mrs. He Mrvoh with scattered dates, plus references to a new health officer and church notices. The piece also mentions weather, local committees, and Sunday school teachers in a dense, era-typical community column.
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West Lafayette
Tidal Wave Destroys Dutch East Indian Village Front
Random clippings describe a chaotic mix of political rants, sermons, and humorous asides, concluding with an official report from The Hague dated January 11 about a tidal wave devastating Dutch East Indian settlements and drowning hundreds. The fragment mentions politicians, a cassie chidkwhek, and odd verse echoes, but the core fact is the tidal disaster with many deaths.
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The
Hague
Health Officer Reports City of Coshocton Yearly Board Reorganization
The Health Officer presents the annual Coshocton report while the city board reorganizes for the year. Contagious diseases totals and sanitation measures are listed, including vaccinations and house cleaning efforts, inspections, notices, and garbage abatement figures.
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City of Coshocton
Choy Heated Aitleer Miller
Proposition Voted Down to Reduce Assessments and Have Locals Take Care of Funds
In District Ro 6 United Mine Workers of America at Columbus, a proposed constitutional amendment to keep a 12 percent defense fund assessment and let locals maintain their funds was defeated. The debate highlighted opposition to extending terms and reshaping officer tenure, with committee recommendations upheld to retain current structures.
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United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Sullivan
Lewis
Committee On Constitution
Onuditagatngik
Auall
Targe Gar
Wilhelm Case Carried to Circuit Court for Second Time
The Wilhelm case returns to the circuit court after a Common Pleas ruling in favor of the defendant in error against the Pennsylvania Ry. The appeal challenges twelve points, including alleged legal and evidentiary errors and prejudice. This marks the second transfer of the case to the circuit court.
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Wilhelm
Aertoriey
Pomerone Pomerone Dant
Danhae
Sweenney
Pennsyivania Ry
Ted Ow
Etek
Circuit Court
Plutite
Wiiza Wilhelon
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