Assessors to be Chosen Under New Law in Ohio
The Rathburn law restructures real estate appraisal and assessor selection with quadrennial reviews. Elections set for November 2, 1909, include township village and city assessors, with nominations via primary ballots and party or nonpartisan paths. The official ballot will be nonpartisan, and compensation is set for township and city roles, while village rates need fixing. Taxpayers are urged to oversee nominations to avoid high tax rates from faulty assessments.
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General Assembly
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Hour of Representatives
Allen Ripley Foote
Root Juice Promises Health From Twenty Years Of Study
An advertisement touts Root Juice as a new remedy after twenty years of experimenting with roots and herbs. It claims it heals stomach liver and kidney troubles and urges readers to visit Dr E Anfergon's drug store for details on cures locally.
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Anfergon
Bremen Field Producing 2000 Barrels A Day
The Bremen oil field is producing about 2100 barrels daily as wildcat wells near Fairfield yield good results. Wells in Muskingum Perry Knox Athens and Vinton counties are being tested by firms that did not secure leases in the proven areas. By month end at least 100 wells will be drilling to the Clinton sand in Bremen field. The field has expanded beyond Bremen to include parts of Fairfield and Perry counties. Most activity is financed by stock companies and savings from southeastern Ohio.
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Bremen
Fairfield
Muskingum
Perry
Coshocton
Knox
Athens
Vinton
Clinton
Aeids
Pairfield
Ohio
Local notes from Warsaw area on visits and events
Warsaw residents and visitors attend family gatherings and social events across nearby towns including Millersburg Coshocton and Camp Point. People like Mrs Harrah Mrs Rosa Reynolds Captain Gaskill and families from Keene Wooster University and North Carolina are mentioned with occasions ranging from House guests and a Children’s Day program to Maccabee memorial services and local train updates.
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Adam King
Millersburg
Vare
Gower
Harrah
Stewart Hass
Coshocton
Martha
Marcha Willis
Rosa Reynolds
Harlan
Spring Mountain
Dundas
Clyde Booth
Camp Point
Wiis
Wiss Clarice
North Carolna
Wis
Edgar Callahan
Ed Dave Byron
Celia Meredith
Xnelbe
RL FL
WH. Gaskill
Walla
Main Street
Allen
Lester Peck
Wooster University
Keene
John Stanton
Maccabee
Caphoe
Fraternal Event Music and Cemetery Commemoration
The K O T M of the world promotes continent wide benevolence and fraternal work urged by leaders. E H Clark J B Clark S G Shaw and John Honabarger provided music for the occasion. The Ladies of the Maccabees attended, the Warsaw band led a procession to the church, then to Valley View cemetery to decorate graves, and back to the hall for greetings. Carrie and Nora Coffman of Wills Creek accompanied Mr and Mrs Lford Coffman home. Moorehead Construction Co. began a grade and road work for a spur to the Dresden branch of the C A L C R R near Cannel Spur extending to the Davis coal field southeast of Warsaw. Lloyd Coffman to furnish groceries for Moorehead Co.
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E. H
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Clark
S. G. Shaw
John Honabarger
Ladies of the Maccabees
Warsaw
K. O. T. M. Hall
Valley View Cemetery
Carrie
Nora Coftman
Wills Creek
Lford Comman
Moorehead Constuction Co
Dresden
Cannel Spur
Davis
Lloyd Coffman
Moorehead Co
Electric Fan Store Opens on Main Street
B Leavengood opens a revolving electric fan store on Main Street Brave Fire Waddies after severe burns. Bucklen's Armies Salve relieves pain for burns cuts and wounds. Quickly cures skin eruptions sores boils and ulcers. Sold at KB Anderson's Coshocton and Ferguson's Roseve.
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Bucklen
Anderson
Coshocton
K Mo Ferguson
Roseve
Adjudged Epileptic Sent To State Hospital
Stewart Cross was adjudged an epileptic in probate court Saturday and ordered sent to the Gallipolis state hospital. Onduetor McFarland of the Penny staff reported three fingers were cut at Newcomerstown yards Friday morning when a car lever slipped. the worker wrapped the wounds and continued working. The third finger was badly damaged, splitting a heavy ring. Dr Brower fell down several steps Friday evening.
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Stewart Cross
Gallipolis
Onduetor McFarland
Dacat
Newcomerstown
Dr. Brower
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices In Coshocton
Marriage licenses issued include George H. Smith and Winifred Miller Thomas from Pittsburg and Roscoe, plus Frank A. Hutchinson and Stella Mae Newcome from Virginia. Population notes claim Coshocton now 851% of previous counts, with county matters and humane society elections discussed. A candy accident injures Mrs. Rutina Wolfe as syrup splatters her right arm.
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George H. Smith
Mailway Oneman
Pittsburg
Winifred Miller Thomas
Wm. Thomas
Roscoe
Frank A. Hutchinson
Wills Creek
Stella Mae Newcome
S. Newcome
Virginia
Rev. Carpenter
Rutua Wolfe
Bedecalde
Prominent Young Men From Country 10 Speak
President Clemens of the Business Men's Association plans a July 1 meeting to unite farmer and merchant. He will introduce H A Caton and B O Stingel who will discuss Country and Town and The Relation Between the Farmer and Business Men. Wholesome talks and a smoker lunch are planned with Odd Fellows hall as a possible venue.
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Clemens
Business Men's Association
H. A. Caton
Grange Work
O. ‘Stingel
Canal Lewleville
Caton
Lsten
Odd Fellows Hall
Gourley Building
Association
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Local Notices
An Ohio newspaper snippet reports Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by Druggists at 75 cents, claimed to cleanse blood and mucous surfaces. It also covers a birthday party for Flora and Flossie Bible, a hospital escape alert for William Brown, church calls, and local court notices with various names and dates.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co. Propa
Toledo
Jollier Mrs Gould and the tariff talk mirror year of political fuss
A jumble of opinion and weather notes critiques the New York World, tariff talk, and political leaders while celebrating strawberries and summer. The piece forecasts Labor Day travel to Canton and mocks the Senate’s tariff revisions with local political color.
Turbulent political talk and local notices mix in town chatter
A jumble of lines hints at political shifts and social life in town. References touch on a declining office seeker not being a Republican, prominent families like the Wrights and Goulds, vacations, the upcoming Glorious Fourth, cherry harvest, preaching as a profession, cheap talk, a large Chau Tauqua season, and a neighborly boast about lakefront living and storm aftermath. The piece closes with a blunt reminder that neglecting business mirrors neglecting advertising.
Coshocton County Treasurer Extends Tax Payment Time
R. Clark, treasurer, extends tax due date without penalty to July 10. After July 10, a 5 percent penalty applies on July 20, plus 10 percent on real estate and 5 percent on personal property on later dates.
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Richard Clark Hay
R. Clark
Coshocton County
Fatal Auto Accidents in Cincinnati
Two separate auto crashes in Cincinnati claim one life and leave two others fatally injured. A collision between a Moore Oil executive's car and a trolley caused victims Henry Mathers and Mason William Mathers to be hurled, with injuries deemed critical. A patrol party member, Hyman Goldbed, was killed on John Street.
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Cincinnati
H. O. Woodward
Henry Mathers
Moore Oil Company
Mason
William Mathers
Hyman Goldbed
John Street
Fertilizer Co. Must Have No Subsidiary Concerns
The state case against Smith Agricultural Chemical Co. is settled and dismissed from the supreme court. The company agrees to disband subsidiary concerns and to pay costs, avoiding charter loss. The attorney general notes many fertilizer firms use fictitious subsidiaries and will abandon them.
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Smith Agricultural Chemical Company
Supreme Court
ElHs
Smith Company
State Board of Agriculture
Old Board of Agriculture
Albery
Denman
Columbus Dispatch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Gould
W. H. Manner
Cashocton
Humane Soviets
Jay Baker
HH. & Piatt
Barard of Darectors
Capt
S. Bryant
Yuble Cahoots
OW. Si. Clay
Dewis and Reinhart
George Bock
Coshoeton
Cosherton National
Hank
Commercial National
SPEAK
Harry Caton
Flora
Flossie Bible
Margaret Randles
Alice Wratten
Mary Jacobs
Louise Schott
Lotta Slaughter
Omri Wratten
Mina Neldon
Edna Strain
Mary N. Jacobs
Vesta Funk
Etta Fortune
Russell Maxwell
Ben
Hamilton
William Brown Wat
Gallipolis State Hospital
Protestan
Gallipolia
Church of J Christ
Frank W. Brown
Cleveland
Mr. Brown
J A Tyler
W. A. Royer
Meade
Mr. Royer
V. Tyter
Cohen
Justice Staata’ Court
Jacob Huffman
Jarney
D Klein
Cohen Ve. Huffnes
Squire Staats
Tarif
Boss Cox
Harmon
Court House Park
Wight
Congress
Coshovtatrounts
Banksy
Ohto
Municipal 4908
Canton
Labor Day
Senate
Castoria
What Is
THE
Peoples Banking Company
Wrights
Goulds
Wes
Ike
Seventh and Orange Streets
Fertilizer Co
Max Negele
Newark
Wheeling & Lake Fire
Brewster
Lees & TratCe
Merece
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