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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
2
Local grain market report notes purchasing price details. The record shows fragmented OCR text with unclear figures and extra characters, indicating pricing data and possible supplier terms without complete values.
Companions will bear Irvine Wolfe to his final resting place as friends mourn his death. The service will be held Thursday afternoon at a time not fully settled from the M. P. in West Lafayette. The burial will take place at Fairfield cemetery, with pallbearers listed among close friends.
John Loder a former Coshocton county resident now living in Reno Nevada is visiting relatives and friends. This marks his first trip back since leaving the county decades ago after years in Nebraska California and Reno where he has prospered. He spends the week with nieces in Coshocton and plans to visit his sister then remain in the county to late February or early March. He currently serves as a sleep inspector in Nevada and is described as a democrat who was once turned down for enlistment during the war due to political prejudice.
The Fresno Grange schedule lists Feb 1 as the next regular meeting with recitations by Lewis Miller J E B Hamilton and J S Moore, music by Ada Emerson and Bernice Hamilton, select reading by Mrs John Brown, and a discussion on toll demands and agricultural college attendance led by Sam Wyler and Mrs Milo Bos. Also notes attendance at the state Grange meeting in Columbus.
Telegraph Pittsburg report from January 20 details cattle and hog price ranges, with varied quality grades in cattle including prime and common. Grain and corn futures are listed with mixed quotes alongside hay, calves, and sheep markets, reflecting a tense market with numerous price points across multiple regions.
Local sports brief reports a dramatic game between Corn team and Aye team at the Woofer Center, highlighting a late TD drive and a shared scoreboard moment. Fans packed the stands as both squads traded scores in a high energy clash.
Fragmentary obituary notes indicate Mrs Hackney to be buried in local area graves. Mentions Willow Brook and South Lawn plots along with associated family names and relations. Details are garbled but reference to a funeral arrangement and placement near community plot lines appears.
Fragmented notice reports a delinquent tax sale with references to auctions and deed transfers. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the document notes taxes owed, parcels or properties involved, and mentions Whitithost or related localities and officials.
The quadrilateral weighing of the mails on the Pennsylvania system runs February 1 to March 6, with officials to oversee weighing at Overly and hand the new four year government contract terms. Columbian officials claim a four year rise in mail volume and customs revenue, with reports of increased revenue. A separate street report notes Wingte Fregerisk of Mia home north of Keene sustained a wound Saturday night in an alley fight, struck by a stone and injured.
A man named Mr. T A Morgan of Diamond Indiana credited Root Juice with curing his stomach and kidney troubles after a donation offer from him. He attempted to pay the scientist one hundred dollars, which was refused, and the money was instead given to an orphan asylum. The ad-promotional piece touts Root Juice as soothing the stomach bowels liver and kidneys and sold at Anderson's drug store.
John Daniels a 57 year old prominent farmer three miles north of Adamsville died Monday after months of stomach cancer. His funeral was held Wednesday at New Hope Lutheran Church. The piece notes his wife died a month earlier and references local weather, local officials, and various civic matters from the era.
In Defiance and nearby towns, gatherings fill a week with family visits and neighborly events. Misa Emma Bebmaltz joins Defiance relatives for a wedding related posting, while Mrs Mary Sherrer hosts visitors and Mrs Norning with Joe Keone share news. Socials include dinners, piano performances by Ada Eiersom, and a planned school event at Pleasant Hill with a spelling contest and revival by Rev Morris.
Village social notes recount dinners and visits across Layland Oberlin Keene New Castle with families including the Lawee Mero Miller Weatherwax Hagans and Patterson. A stock dealer Samuel Hagans from New Castle survived a wagon accident near New Castle when his team bolted past an object. buggy wrecked, occupants uninjured.
A horse sale drew a fair crowd at the fair grounds with J. M. Adams handling bids and good prices for the season. The next sale is set for February 11. Mra. M H N Goodhart traveled to Boarville after word her mother, Mrs Presgraven, was taken dangerously ill with pneumonia.
Funeral services for Mrs. Stephen Jones, 26, mother of four, will be held Thursday at two o'clock from the family home on John Street with Dr. Stekley Misher of the M. Bo church in Olinge. Interment in Tomb Wh cemetery. Survived by husband Stephen Jones, father Isaac Miller of Balue, four children Marie Lester Do Hie and Arthur, and a host of friends.
Tiverton January 20. A concert site near Saturday sees the first lecture in the year long course. Local residents back the program with Mrs. Chind Gamertsfelder recently home after an appendectomy. Stillinger, owner of a team of sorrel horses, weighs about 2000 pounds. he set aside 450 for them last week. The town awaits more details as Will Carnes family moves to Brink Haven and others visit relatives.
First and final account filed in the estate of Tunts H. Wiggins deceased. Inventory filed. In J . Bretzius assignment case a schedule of assets and liabilities filed in probate court. Property includes two land tracts of 102 and 40 acres appraised at 4400 located in Bethlehem. Mobilities listed at 4251.58. Will of Robert Beall filed. widow Maria Jane Beall to receive life estate in real property household goods and insurance with 25 to Nettie Cochran. daughter Sarah E Stevenson to receive gold watch. chain and charm to Viola Reali. After wife’s death remaining property to be sold and proceeds divided among five children. Codicil deducts 240 from Mrs Hostetter’s share. Answers filed in N. M. McCallister vs Susan M. Fife et al. Amended petition filed in Nettie Foster vs Nellie Foster et al.
Kansas Folk visit Cooperdale as Will Ivans HH B Daugherty Frank Graham Sobbie Preston and J L Dickerson attend inauguration in Columbus last Monday. Miss Hattie Adams guests of Mrs Sel ders and Mrs David Steffee visit relatives in Sedgwick Kas. Barbara E Preston visits Coshocton then returns home. Stanton of Coshocton conducts business here last week. Preaching Sunday evening the 24th at 7. Motion filed in Thor Graham vs W T Grehant et al. Plaintiff seeks to strike parts of defendant’s amended answer. In Newton Speckman v City of Coshocton defendant moves to hide redundant matter in plaintiffs suit.
Fragmented local notices report the death of Misa Belle Parks, 77, near Fraysburg, burial at 11 AM. John Mapes and family planning to return to Coshocton from Baltic. John Loder visits Coshocton with Reno ties. a building foundation project begins at the Pennsylvania railroad depot. Howard Harvey, five days old, dies and is buried at South Lawn.
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