Address of Judge Nicholas at Wooster Jacksonian Banquet
Judge 5S. H. Nicholas delivers enthusiastic remarks at the Wooster Jacksonian banquet on Tuesday. He extols Andrew Jackson as a hero and man, tracing his lowly origins, defenses of his wife’s honor, and the early warnings he saw against unbridled fortunes. He contrasts Jackson’s views with modern political actions, references the Bank, railroad probes, and calls for government action to curb wealth influence, while urging unity ahead of the presidential election.
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Wooster Jacksonian
H. Nicholas
Hell
Wooster
Wooster Daily News
Samuel EB. Nicholias
Judes
Common Pleas
Cuehie
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Nicho
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jack
Wayne County
Andrew Jachon
America
South
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Andrew Jac
Ledainwd
Bex Amlata
Han
God Almighty
Boasavon
Standard
Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Ben
Trescon
United States
Sam
Andrew Jaenson
Post Office
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Mexico
Marriages of Our Great-Grand Parents in Coshocton County
A historic list of marriage pairings from Coshocton County notes unions dating from the early years. The article traces family lines through generations, naming several couples and the dates of their marriages, reflecting local genealogical interest.
Decision on the $40 salary law for teachers clarified
A state education board ruling addresses whether school boards must meet the $40 monthly salary minimum for teachers and operate eight months of the year. The decision finds eight months mandatory, allowing state aid to cover shortages if funds exist, while clarifying when districts may defer or use other funds.
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Syccml
Daily
Timesolumbus
Ataris Gereral Klis
Vaiotiki
Wehool Board
Coudot
Gemerd
Honest Agents Sought for Manville Fire Extinguisher
A fragmented notice states that no state fund exists for teacher salaries, suggesting boards of education may contract with teachers at 40 per month if the legislature provides funds. It then calls for honest, energetic agents loyal to Manville Fire Extinguisher sales, offering special inducement and addressing H. W. Jonas Manville Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Manville
Cornish Indian fowl tale and mixed local notices
Fragmentary reads mention a Cornish Indian fowl tale claiming the Cornish fowl is not heavy but rich in breast and thigh. Scattered lines reference teachers, a high school schedule, and job ads including iron or extinguisher offers from Manville Co. with unclear context and names.
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Ether Bombay
Catentiy
Cheam i
Prof Holden Promotes Corn Talk Book in County Times
A long notice touts Prof P G Holden of Iowa State College as corn wizard and author of Corn Talk. It claims high profits from following his twelve lectures and methods, offers a free book with newspaper subscriptions, and urges farmers in Coshocton County to secure seed corn this fall.
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Ohio Farmer News
Tawa
Iowa
Plgg. Holden
Towa State College
Holden
Farm News
Times
Pins by the Million in Birmingham Plant
The largest pin factory is in Birmingham England where nearly 40 million pins are manufactured each day, marking a record for scale in pin production and industrial output.
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Birmingham
England
Bar Sinister Badge Debate in Boston Shield Design
The Boston Herald notes a glaring civic symbol error with the police shield, where the bar crosses from left to right instead of the right to left. The upcoming debate centers on correcting the badge worn by Boston police officers.
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Boston
Boston Police
Boston Herald
The Little Candie and Rabbit’s Motherly Devotion
The passage notes the candie sunields its own despite petroleum gas and electricity. It states US candy production in fiscal 1906 reached 3 589 362 dollars. A trapper at Leeda town Cornwall encountered a rabbit nursing her young while suffering from severe trap injuries, two forelegs broken and bleeding, caught in a steel trap.
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United States
Rabbit
Leeda Town
Cornwall
Ising
Preservation of Forests by National Ownership
Argues that forest destruction stems from small farmers on mountain slopes and professional wood cutters. Warns that erosion and flood risk follow deforestation, harming streams, soils, railroads, and towns. Advocates government ownership and management to conserve moisture, stabilize rainfall, restore bird habitats, and boost farm viability. Encourages prices that reward forest-friendly farming and restraint by pulp industry.
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Thomas G. Hil
Mer'ran
Decendey
Mr. Hill
Herman
Carthage
Setplo
Hill
John Scherrer Dies in Coshocton at 74
John Scherrer, a longtime Coshocton resident, died at home on Friday at 228 Locust Street from pneumonia and age related complications. He was 74 and survived by several children. The funeral is set for Monday at 1 30 PM with interment at Oak Ridge Cemetery.
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John Sherrer
Cosmcton
Locust Street
P. Om
Pneumo Va
Coshocton
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Social doings at C Lewisville
Canal Lewisville Dan 11 Mrs Blackledge and daughter Tack ma have returned to their home in Pittsburg after a visit with relatives here. Harry Foster is spending a few days with relatives in Coshocton. Miss Guida Renfrew has returned to Anne Arundel Academy after spending the holidays with her parents here. Miss Exlay Mohler entertaining her class last Thursday evening with Miss Verne Boyd Hazel Clark Hazel Thompkins Gertruds Bayne Ethel Sinden Lillia Mounler Ruth Alarkley Madge Verne Mohler and others.
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Canal Lewisville
Dan
Blackledge
Tackma
Pittsburg
Harry Foster
Coshocton
Guida Renfrew
Anne Arundel Academy
Exlay Mohler
Verne Boyd
Hazel Clark
Hazel Thompkins
Gertruds Bay
G. W. Mohler
Spring Mountain
Tis
Frank Mohler
Flora Dorngn
Tia Motefin
Nellie Meddian
Rocky Mountain Tea and county institute sessions announced
Not the ashes of the past she aoms a wondrous stin and all the splendors of her worth are only just beenn Rocky Mountain Tea OC Anderson Coshocton county farmers look forward to two county institutes at Nellie January 25 and 24 and Keene January 23 and 26. State speakers among program. The Times will reproduce full program. Plant Growth at Night most plants grow more rapidly by day than by night. Wanted Salesmen local and traveling The Wooster Nutty Co Wooster Ohio27-310-17
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Halden
Rocky Mountaa Tea
Anderson
Coshocton
Nelli
Jen
Keeneom Jag
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