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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1907

Page

5

Trained nurse sues to recover money for her work

Jeanie Adams by attorney J OC Adwinw sues G W Bendure administrator of Lucinda Morgan estate for 317.60 with interest from Aug 30 1906 for nursing Mrs Morgan twelve weeks at 25 dollars weekly plus carfare. Other court notes include John Crego probate case, Bordenkircher murder arraignment with 5000 bond, and various probate and land transactions in Coshocton and surrounding townships.

Jeanie Adams J. OC. Adwinw G. W .Bendure Lucinda Morgan Mrs. Morgan Canton Coshocton John Crego Newcomerstown Nicholas Riminens John al Hesket Rose Ward Ve. A. Weisener W. O. Knight Aledge Esse Avia W. T. Knight Atade Heske Hleshot May Bordenkircher Maxwell Common Pleas Levi Bordenkircher Wheeler Glenn Smith Ida May

Real Estate Transfers and Property Listings Include Multiple Buyers

The notice lists numerous real estate transfers and lot trades. Agnes Ames becomes Edward J. Boyd in several parcels while others like Macy Clark and Margaret Lynes appear in different terms. Prices range from 43 to 2100 dollars with transfers in Monroe and West Lafayette including tracts and additions.

Agnes Ames Edward J. Boyd Macy BE Clark Chas Gosser Margaret G Ynes

Track Cleared After Landslide Delays on T. W. V. & O.

Travel on the T. W. V. and O. resumed after days of disruption caused by a washout above Bowman and a landslide near Brink Haven. The Walhending flag ran into trouble Saturday, with passengers reassigned to the Flyer. by noon service was open through to Loudonville.

Sarunday Brink Haven Bowman Flyer Brink Hiaven Coshocton Trafic Loudonville

First Divorce Shocks Amish Community Near Balve

In Balve area the Amish faces a courthouse divorce as Daniel Schkiha is sued by his wife Fligieth Seilubach for leaving the church. She alleges his influence caused her expulsion for attending other services, while Schkiha appeared in court himself despite church rules and is represented by counsel.

Balve Ly A de Forkine Daniel Schkiha Fligieth Seilubach Setlabach

Social Roundup in Chili Chit Neighborhood

Mrs John Schu maker and Mrs Charles Thomas hosted guests at a gathering last week. Frank Walton from Shanesville visited relatives here last weekend. Ed Boyt purchased the farm of 143 acres near Whanoye with an April 1 closing. Mrs Jola Schumaker entertained several friends including Mr and Mrs Schwarm and others. Wesley Barkley returned home from a long visit with her father in Pittsburgh. Leivecaood near New Hartford suffered an injury from rotting while riding in Teiwen hewn bust week.

John Schumaker Charles Thomas

New Dresden Library Adds Noted Books and Services

Dresden residents show interest in the newly opened Presbyterian library as several new volumes join the collection. The catalog highlights Desvocenal robs, sory, bisporical, Qetian topics among others. A local rescue incident involves Mr Schlewte aiding a man in distress. A freight agent appointment, shop sale, and a family funeral are also reported with brief town details.

Dresden Presbyterian Ford Cathe Enon

Buggy Harness Cut Up Sparks School Trouble

John Welker and his father of Blainfvh cane coshaet in the afternoon and before Squire Winer swore warrants against Shafer Tisset and Frank Dare charging them with cutting up and destroying a buggy harness. Welker drove to Plainfield Saturday night to trade at the store and it is alleged the pair cut traces and fines into bits and snipped harness in other places. Witnesses describe the act as a wanton destruction likely leading to a case against Vascete and Durr. The incident follows earlier troubling reports as the community reels from the shoal trouble and related acts.

John Welker

Last Breath of Liberty Recalls Coxey Deal Scene

Fragmentary OCR tells of Coxey related events with Corey Deal facing jail and confinement. A doorway incident and a train arrival at Gdn are described, with Mrs Browns and others noted and an officer observing actions around a building.

Liberty Coxey Deal Corey Deal Eanedster Corey Jackson Riihke Coes Hrowns

Cochran Bound Over for Supporting Child at $24 a Year

William M. Cochran faced bound over action on a charge of support for his child. The case stemmed from a plea alleging his wife’s claim and a plan to provide $24 annually, which prosecutors argued was inadequate. Cochran appeared with Chief Maple and was sent to the grand jury after a hearing in West Dayte.

Cochran William M. Cochran Bern Che Cainty Chelan Adda Fayrreen Coehrin Mapel Dan Taysyte

Newark gas men take leases on 2363 acres in county

Newark gas men report a surge of lease activity in this county during spring. Multiple outfits including Heisey and Co and others have acquired tracts in Adams, White Eyes, and bay fayetie townships as leases roll in and speculation rises about new wells.

Newark Vboth Gil He Ueisen Newark Paass Asuelare Helwey Ce Wpland Adan White Eyeg Bay Fayetie

Obscure Former President Geese Dies in New Philadelphia

John Geese a former Bakerville president died at his home in New Philadelphia Vie Chad eet A tem alive. He was survived by a father, mother and seven brothers. Geese lived in Bakersville for years and moved to New Philadelphia in October to work at a frog plant. The notice lists his burial at the local stock place.

John Geese Tiahkersyville Chi Eames New Phile Delphi Wei Ten

Commissioner A Very Sick Man Resigns to the Times

A report from the Times notes the commissioner is gravely ill and confined to bed for two weeks with an a formidable health attack. The piece records the regents and medical team involvement and hints at possible succession steps.

Taivon Tip

Local News Briefs From Trinway And Area

Fragmentary report notes high waters impacting farmers around Trinway and nearby areas. Mentions Star Laundry closure and various brief items including poultry show plans and funeral notices in Columbus and Dresden with scattered names and locations.

Jan Helen Aenesville Mos. Ga. BK Ehoto Raurday Zamesy

Feeding Swine Feeds Regulation and Impact on Growth

A fragmented discussion on proper pig feeding emphasizes regularity and correct rations to maximize gains. It notes that poor feeding wastes resources, with warnings that even two days of good feeding cannot offset earlier underfeeding, and cites effects on fattening results and stomach health.

Esau Mons Teruiers Petra Ford Partin Pree Prada

Homemade ice cutting tool with gauge attachment details

The article describes a makeshift ice cutting setup built from salvaged parts a shed and garden tools. It explains gauge mechanisms using bolts twine and a grooved rail to control cut width and cake size. It notes using old nails tiles and a plow spindle to fashion components plus advice on feeding and storage for fodder and beans.

Silwring ae Talfa plant proves hardy in extreme heat

A plant native to dry steppes of Aikela named Silwring ae Talfa withstands temperatures around 40 degrees despite no protection. The finding suggests a possible agricultural epoch for the prairie region.

Shalieton Aikela Narty Tevent

Pavgler pea inspires a strong anti tone in Atatia

The article discusses Pavgler pea and its influence on Atatia with an aggressive tone. It notes sugar beet research, improved strains, and field trials, highlighting germination and growth in head-level open plots. It mentions experiments with Poly and related species and various crop management methods.

Atatia Gia Weite Corther

County library gift sparks approval amid turmoil

The Coshocton county board debated a $14,000 library gift from Andrew Carnegie and faced repeated cancellations by critics of a proposed library project. The dispute centered on Thnary Phe objectives and the broader county library plans.

Miles Pracuay Che Honers Andrew Carmeghe Jbe

Local Assembly Deliberations Stir Newsroom Confusion

A garbled OCR fragment from a local page shows references to OU orientation, canary, and various names like Walter, Trey, and others amid scattered terms. It hints at meetings of departments, boards, and committees with no clear event date or outcome due to text corruption.

Johnson Ousted as Governor In Delayed Party Clash

Fragmentary report describes Democratic figures in Cleveland and statewide figures arguing over Johnson’s future. The exchange centers on tentative allyship and party leadership after a contested primary and calls for him to run for governor or step aside.

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