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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text describes lawn displays and special inducements tied to the Fourth. It mentions new novelties and earthen items but provides no clear facts, dates, places, or named entities to identify a specific event or announcement.
Penny Goods offer six items for five cents appears twice in the notice with garbled text following. The readable fragment suggests a local sales or advertising brief but the rest is damaged and not interpretable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions random items and phrases like beer, Bengals, floral imities, and Jack oriental smewers. No coherent event or people clearly present. The readable fragments resemble stray shopping or advertisement garble with no identifiable news value or context.
Dr H S Murphey veterinarian offers special attention to surgical cases and treats all domestic and pet animals. Citizens can contact by phone 3964. Bell phone listed. Located with Strome and Foster in Warbamw 4).
Fouch and Moore are sentenced after a court hearing. The report details accusations, the trial proceedings, and the penalties handed down by the judge. Names, dates, and locations in the courtroom are noted as part of the process.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a mishap at a game where a plank broke causing injuries. Layland and Wrnnick were set for a baseball clash. A figure named Mosh Van Kennel from Landon visited relatives and friends. Mentions include Judy, Joan Carte, Geree Renaiee Sontur, and Mrs rats in a jumbled, unclear recount.
A dated letter from Major General G. F. Elifett invites Coshocton youths with suitable education to apply for a second lieutenant position in the Marine Corps. It outlines requirements, training, and pay, urging qualified candidates to telephone for information and to prepare for the entrance exams.
Former New Philadelphia mayor Ackey dies after illness. He led the city through years of service and was known for his affable nature. He leaves a widow and two sons. funeral planned for Wednesday with wide attendance expected.
Fragmented OCR markets column shows scattered items and prices with garbled names and dates. It mentions wholesale values, multiple locations, and ads from Mecca and Cincinnati, leaving unclear figures but signaling a busy trading day with uncertain totals.
Cooperdale residents plus Trinway visitors spent Sunday with families. Several relatives traveled from Ceslwetom Manda and Giunwdtte to join gatherings. Miss Dorey Aboore and Miss Fate Pirestaty attended activities in Cleveland while relatives planned further visits with Mr and May Virus Gasatietn.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a home return from Hawaii and scattered proper nouns including Pratetah Tiiwiriiane Estantis Witeier and Coshocton. The readable facts are sparse and names are uncertain due to garbled wording. No clear event or outcome emerges.
Corrected by editor, wholesale and retail grain prices listed. Market table shows purchasing prices, dairy and poultry figures, country hams and butter quotes, with dates and per unit pricing omitted or unclear due to OCR. Contains multiple misread words. core items include grain, produce, chickens, butter, and country hams.
Mrs. Sammiel Borer of near Wills Cromk spent Tuesday in town shopping and calling on relatives. Franklin Station was in Coshoeron date Pies day coveting shopping aid eating on from.
A Chicago convention debate centers on a radical anti injunction plank. Illinois, Washington, New York and Pacific coast delegates clash with Bryan supporters. Sullivan denies intent to oppose the anti injunction plank, while Heifner and Letleton signal strong opposition from their regions. Secretary Woodson announces assistants as convention work accelerates.
Article extols Denver as venue for the Democratic National Convention, noting altitude at one mile above sea level and a colossal Auditorium with 12,500 seats. It highlights Denver’s modern transit, ventilation, and safety, the city’s growth since 1850, and surrounding attractions like Georgetown Loop and Pike’s Peak.
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