Keene Farmers Institute Opens Two Day Session
The Farms Institute at Keene began a two day session at ten o'clock amid rough roads and snowfall. Speakers covered colt care and breeding, clover and orchard renovation, with committees named for nominations and resolutions. The event shut with praise for speakers and plans for the next gathering in January 1908.
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Keene
OO. RR. Crawford
Wth
Dents
Ambos
Coneata
Palmar
Cumberland
Kansas
King
Cuthbert
Dunlap
Fairfield Parsons
Excelator
Warfield
Burback
Gandy
Nellie
Farmer's Institute
Farmers Institute
D. DD. Harah
A. A. Huber
Othe Evangeical
Farmers Institute Keene Session Reports Road Improve Menace
The Keene Farmers Institute closes with talks on road building and drainage. Mr White defends penitentiary reform while Miss Siateon and Miss Paton perform recitations. A proposal to increase postal rates is rejected and county roads tax stands at about 25 000 dollars.
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de Dnatitaie
Cosbactan
Koby Ibarger
Ohio
Reid Laws
A. L. White
Dastroyers
Tess
Paris
Har
Andy
Stuimmer
Ghort
Bernige
Dallir
White
Mane
Coshecton
Peter
Mary Siateon
Ateliame
Ots
Arborea
Hows
Finley
M. E. Fisher
O. Reo Crawford
Farmers Institute
Keene
Sola Mesa
Pharter Coulratavthin
Seoul
Miller
Ovens
Coshaeton
RK Finity
Voce
Ghos
Peerine
Teteophis
Avery Gee
Hay Institute
Kenae
Pioneer Passes Away at Dresden
Alexander Gaamnder, a longtime Dresden resident and former business owner, died Friday night at his home. He was among the village’s oldest residents and is survived by his widow and four daughters Visses tuna Evi Nellie flan Minnie. The funeral was held later that evening.
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Alexander Gaamnder
Dresiden
Sud Henry
Fle
Visses Tuna
Evi
Nellie Flan
Minnie
Nat Ten
Cloch Tis
Heavy Rainfall and Court Absences Outlined in County Report
A government observer notes 2 inches of rainfall in Coshocton County during the week of January 12 contributing to flood damage. George W. Trotman, an Otsego farmer, faces bond hearing in multiple courts for a forgery charge and civil attachments, but failed to appear in police court as his attorney cited no contact for days.
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Wealtha
Nelli J
Garnertsfelder
Coshocton
Ganesville
Jen
George W. Trotman
Otsego
Wader
Poder Court
Too Common Pleas
Polee Court
Onot
Tragic Fire Claims Mrs Kennedy's Family In Chestnut Street
A deadly house blaze on Chestnut Street killed Mrs Kennedy and a family member, with husband and two daughters surviving. Neighbors report extended illness and inability to work prior to the incident as authorities investigate the house fire and its cause. Watchmen patrolled streets as repairs follow the sinking damage near Nowiteietatawi and local officials coordinate relief efforts for affected residents.
Annual Meeting Promotes Stock Company Growth and Board Elections
A record of the annual meeting notes strong stockholder representation and a positive outlook for the firm. The company highlights increased advertising and circulation as it nears a new board of directors election with several key figures named.
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Ohio Dladlies
Mallow
Eleenxl
Pteenets AG
Bourne
BOB Pathe Sone
Fragmented Local News Note From Mill Creek Area
Readable fragments mention individuals such as Sattar, Amos Cox, Shania Pear, and Walter Stoam with scattered references to Carlisle, Medina County, Tuscaninas counts, and relatives. The item notes gatherings and travels including a Friday sighting and a few days spent among operatives, with limited coherent events or dates available.
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Dan
Sattar
Moses Laure
Sabri
Joh Oflinger
Carlisle
Alowdy Hay
Adtan Banee
Amos Cox
Thattecon
Walter Stoam
Unclear fragment notes on unloading and trades
Fragmentary OCR text lists names like Robert Harris Mae Oliver and Mae Reed, mentions unloading, boxes, tins, and various unrelated phrases. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the muddled lines.
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Roscoe
Roof
Dan
Robert Harris
Col
Metturds
Nears
Oliver Meta
Showart
Viet Brayeer
Matus Reed Visto
Mae Oliver Meciiien
President Sullivan Plans Pomeroy Stop Amid Strike Talks
A sparse regional item notes President Sullivan visiting Pomeroy next week to pursue an adjustment of the strike situation. The report mentions miner delegation and ongoing talks in eastern Ohio, with emphasis on work conditions and local impact.
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Silivai
Ryder
Fort Wheeling
Ohio
Sullivan
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Rend
Brunskill Obituary Notes Local Man's Family Ties
Local obituary for R Brunskill notes his role as aide to a noted artist family. Mentions son John Bray and Hardycrafts, with ties to Allerton and Coshocton areas. Survived by four children: unnamed son, two daughters, and a third child.
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John Bray
Doug
Brumshill Wets
Faa
Allerton
West Carlisle Wrest C'ndste dm Wie
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Wrest
Arid
Miles Bheman
Tattias
Pertierra
Bork
Decesier Siatur Diy
Wither Howell
Dale Siaourday
Marriage Licenses and Notices From Coshor District
A list of marriage licenses and notices appears, including Joseph erm, 20 coal miner, and Maude Williges, 19, both residents of Coshor, and Rev Kabler as officiating clergyman. Other names include Walter Cy dS, Deed Demne Set Mile Cos, and Caroline Pathbeigat, with dates and locations linked to New Castle and nearby towns.
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Walter Cy
Taro Hon
Newtek
Magen
Cex
Vriawas
Pat Thehkerson
Trinway
Etic
Ratardbis
Ania
Wonest Haulford Ware
Salipuney
Malbath
Wares Crowosi
Ured Gael Maes Jae
Niger
Taraner
Bath
Keene
Drag
Marvgans Goossen
Viv Jie
Caroline Pathbeigat
Witter Ko Lidwig
Alia Shaw
Coshor
Rev Robertson
Joseph ©Erm
Maude Williges
Vram
Prank HiVegas
Rev Kabler
Aciating
Court authorizes receiver to sell machinery
A court orders a receiver to sell machinery from a manufacturing firm to recover funds. The order outlines sale procedures, reporting, and the appointment of guardians for minors involved, including Jeb Miller as administrator and Way Edith Fisher as guardian of a minor. The process is expected to take ten days and to proceed under the court’s supervision.
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Miller
Ragersville Man Built His Own Coffin
Canal Dever, a Ragersville undertaker, died today in a walnut coffin he built twenty years ago for his own burial. He worked on the coffin during odd hours for several years and planned to be buried in it upon death. the funeral business in Fresno was handling arrangements.
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Ee R. Ure
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Halle
Garis
Deniers Mailer
Welthsy
Richard Gaafe
Ohhoo Nerupie
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Geimes Gollen
Jobatnen
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Ballwin
Rome
Beanty Starck
York Baptral
Ben Davis
Peor
Uarppsmar
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Sickel
Shelden
Januseace
Belle
Champion
Alberta
Salway
Cammen
Czar
Bradshaw Moore
Artie
Arch Duke
Ida
Gor
Wood
Reineforteng
Barry Richmond
Louis Phillip
Monmorency
Moore Early
Worden
Concord
Green Mountain
Moores Diamond
Niagara
Dorsing
Redjack
Shane Rat
A. J. White
Dresden
Mrs. Kennedy
Huminber
Ule
Mas
Nowiteietatawi
Aaeter
Chestinut Street
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To Yy
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Asa
Twee
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Nowcomerstaya
Mbes Cotter
Tie
Teliasen Amd
Che Cients
Times Publishing Company
Mill Creek
Yodo Vettes
Theo
Walarch
R. Brunskill
West Carlisle
Chalfants
Erenmefereniee
The
Ransom Dry Goods Co
Home Store
the Home Store
Selby
Brendel Bros. Cash and Fitters
Main and
Pyotr
Tony
Ragersville
Canal Dever
Jana - Simon Neff
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Lo Vincen
Fresno
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