Farmers Face Plague Alert at Ohio Meeting
Dr. B C Schroeder of the U S Department of Agriculture warned at Ohio State University chapel that hog disease spreads through hogs and cattle mingling. He urged cattle breeders to use tuberculin tests and weed out infected stock. Colum brus professor Pro Gay discussed American horse origins traced to Columbus 1493, noting three main types and breeding aims. The 25th annual Ohio Merino Sheep Breeders meeting elected officers and discussed milking machinery and labor savings. Died: Thomas Harn, 82, former resident near Linton.
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Columbus
Athens
United States
BE. C. Shrowder
United Staes
Bureau of Animal Imidust Ry
Washington
Ol. State University
Onlo Farmers’ Institute
Schroeder
Ope
Pro Wo Gay
University Chapel
America
GB i Myvenport
Cot Springs Harbor
N. Y
Amtea
Ohio
Meron Sheep Breeders
Ictel
George B. Quinn
Roxbury
Paul Pp. Gurney
Charles Harter
Olio Jersey Readers’ Association
Chittenden Bowel
Springfield
Jist
Tabor
Eowhi
Fragmentary Local Health Note Asks For Clarity
A damaged OCR note lists scattered phrases about children, illness, and care. The readable bits reference parents, a nurse or doctor, and calls for attention to sick children. The text is unclear and fragmented, offering no definitive event, location, or date.
Prosecutors Debate City Financing and Tax Exemptions
An Ohio Attorney General opinion finds county protections not entitled to compensation from population fractions or delinquent taxes. prison labor compensation denied. April 14, 1907, as the start of a new law. Cleveland lacks authority to borrow funds for water service on Front Street. Dayton’s Baptist association denied tax exemption. Union Bethel of Cincinnati considered tax status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis
Opt Tong
Prion
Cleveland
Poona
Front Street
Ons Baptist Association of Dayton
Union Bethel of Cincinnati
Installation at Perry Grange
Perry Grange held its installation with Walnpading D C presiding and 4 members present. Officers named included Master and Overseer with Ray Vid leading, followed by an oyster supper after ceremonies. Three new members were welcomed in a largely attended event.
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Walnpading
Hof
Jan Wi C
Mercer Lelt
Thas
Fisher Farm
United Fair
Te Imyora
Ray
Ut 4
Mikesel
Mikesel: Laectarer
Tata Labbe
Hoo Hine Ase
Lee Mikesell
Skr Taster
Mikesell Ward
A. Little Gate Kerper
Cutfisan
Pomona
Donn Miller
Flora
Rachel Crowther Ceres
Sarah van Winkle
SA. Steward
Wilma Mathews
Carnation Day Observances and Local Odd Fellows Notes
Carnation Day on January 29th honors WH flan McKinley with public tours and carnations for the martyr president. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Columbus reports rising membership and notes delayed Knox reports while outlining state lodge activity and February meetings. The Manville fire department and local notices include obituaries and job ads from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flan McKinley
County Clerk Rulings On Naturalization Fees Stir Ohio Batch
Columbus reports that at least one county official will receive naturalization fees in addition to salary despite prohibition. A 1906 federal act requires aliens to present to a court of record, with half the fee sent to Washington and half kept locally. The Ohio common pleas court is identified as the proper venue, not probate courts. Prosecutor Stevens asked if clerks may keep the money and Attorney General Ellis affirmed they may retain the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Geneal
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Washington
M. Stevens
Elyria
Ellis
Bilis
County Fe
Nine Coshocton Odd Fellows travel for installation
Nine members of the Coshocton Odd Fellows encampment journeyed to Newcomerstown for the installation of newly elected officers. After ceremonies a candidate earned the patriarchal degree and a luncheon followed. the Coshocton delegation returned by train 25. The newly installed officers include Chief Patriarch Dr. T. C. Bisffert, Senior Warden F. A. Rogers, and others.
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Coshocton
Burton Brown
S. B. Mulvane
Sen . Thalheimer
Sen. C. C. Newton
U.S
T. FB. Crater
W. H. Gardner
H. Hess
E. E. Lindsay
Fragmentary obituary note with misread lines
A garbled clipping references a death in Cleveland and mentions a man named Mason Saffle with ties to Adints township. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a death connected to local people and a family including a son and a child.
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Manel
Hess
Mien T Somnendecher
Adints
Bow
Mason Saffle
Padameavile Horster
Get Good Prices for Potatoes and Horses at Fair Grounds
Potatoes in Coshocton county area could fetch about 33 cents a pound under the American Society of Equity plan, with large counties concentrating marketing efforts. The note cites 1905 crop success and urges growers to join Indianapolis Equity organizers. In the same report, J. M. Adams sold nearly 310,000 worth of horses at the fair grounds, with sixty animals auctioned at an average 150, the top price 210 for a bay mare shipped to Fal. Hoyd of Chilto.
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American Society of Equity
U. S
Coshocton
Indianapolis
Chicago
J. M. Adams
Fair Grounds
Fal
Hoyd
Frank Latham
Freeport
Elis Jones
Newark
Memorable Day of New Life Pills Acquisition
A vivid account recalls the day of meeting Dr King and trying New Life Pills. The narrative mentions Anderson's drug store in Racine and Ferguson's drug store, highlighting the health benefits claimed and the bustling local shops.
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Dr King
Anderson
Cashocton
Kilbuck and Milersburg Oil Drills New Gas Well Nearby
The Kilbuck and Milersburg Ouani Gas Company drilled another gas well one mile west of Killbuck along the C. AL & millroad on the Duncan land. The well is expected to yield about two thousand cubic feet of gas per day. The site is known as the Duncan Well No. 2. Also mentioned are local notices and obituaries from Streator and other towns, including notices of health and retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbuck and Milersburg Ouani Gas Company
Killbuck
C. AL
W. Dun
Pomona Grange Meets at Oak Grove in Coshocton County
The Pomona Grange of Coshocton County met at Oak Grove on Saturday January 12 despite heavy rain. Worthy Master R A Todd opened and demonstrations on soil fertility and livestock farming followed. the program ended with a public evening session and remarks by Jaytarer of Ohio State Grange. The next Pomona gathering will be with Keene Hill Grange in April.
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Oak Grove
Pomona Grange
Coshocton
R. A. Todd
Amd
Oelock
T. K. Finley
Ten. Wyler
Fresno Grange
Pip
Stingel
Or. E. Hatlton
Fresno
Sabejeet
Erastus Bbovd
Keene
Todd
S. A. Loveless
Sisters of Oak Grove
Oak Grove Heir
Reading
Ryland Roberts
Oak Grove Orchestra
Rcbatt
Minnie Thompkins
Taber
Jaytarer
Oh'g State Grange
Pomona
Keene Hill Grange
Bell Phone Expands Long Distance to Conesville
Four Bell Phone Co. workers moved from Zanesville to Conesville to finish new long distance links to Anesville. Bad roads delay final setup as a central line from Connesville to Wills Creek New Moses land Adams Mills awaits completion. When active, Conesville will host 120 phones with connections to Coshocton central in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Phone Co
Zanesville
Anesville
Conesvile
Wills Creek
New
Moses Land
Adams Mills
Conesville
Coshocton Central
New Pension Law Threatens Local Attorney’s Practice
A proposed pension bill in Congress would grant monthly allowances to veterans over sixty five and raise age brackets to twenty dollars for those over seventy five. It would ban pension attorney fees, effectively ending Squire Wynn’s local practice though he says his work is unprofitable and his civil and criminal duties remain unchanged.
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Congress Lecomes
Avery Peoagigner
Wil Atterloyer
Eveyone
Chia
Squire Winmy
Squire
Times
Old Stand
Price and fairness in agricultural market policy
Quote from J A Everitt founder of the American Society of Humane urging fair valuation of national agricultural products by farmer exchanges. He condemns pricing by profit and calls for an awakened stand against the cruel wrong in presses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Everitt
Amercan Socety
Henily
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Rossi
Thenas Harn Rele
Herve
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Hammerstey
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Ihale
Druggtets
Dale Green Erepary
Grand Circuit
Cates
Pougihaeapeie AukuaLte
Hartford
Conn
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Cincionati
Memphis
Perry Grange
Ralph Miller
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Koxigee
Sineraase
Aden
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Bret
G (Eorge Lent
Morgan Ran
Fairfield
Manville Fire
H. W. Johee Manville Co
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Hall
All Drugesta
Chief Inspector of Mines
Geo. Harrison
Wrelser
New Philadelphia
Dilworth Brow Co
Pittsby
Reiger
Long
the King
Julia Ryder Paine
Truro
Mass
Wen Ly
Cosho¢ton
Gleveland
Hollister's
Madicina
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Geiger Neuith
Roewed
Viger Ag Fe
Tiver
Buckles
The
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Altea al
Mroo
Wie
Abser McCay
Ds JF Neu
W.om. Biewe
JM Drews
New Meacow
Jone Hicke
Hollinger Brothers
Towel, Ohio
Here
Double Power Mill Company
Appleton
Wisconsin
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Enterprise Bed CO
Mirs
Hammond
Indiana
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