Knightwood confers as Warsaw notes and visits
Community events from the Fourth include guests at Jean Meettik’s home and Edna Cornet visiting from New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanton return from work in Tuscarawas. WMS social at Mrs. Biekhart’s with many attendees. a sermon was preached yesterday. relief efforts and quarantine details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Cate
Geyraia
Jean Meettik
Edna Cornet
New Caste
Mea
Frank Stanton
Stanton
Engiene Uistrie
Tuscarniwis
Isaac Bakes
Cohuoetas
Franses Goodman
Kaniliana
Sture
Taylor
Grant Layman
Lyman Funk
Pred Miller
Raynolds
Alanze
Thors
White Woman's Rock
Walhending
Merhartes
Bantam
Yoo CG A
Newark
Cay
Cheir Wasans
Megane
Newith
Canton
Ec Sa
Dali
Ali Speantias
Ford
Woshert
New Gortford
Andy Chain
Roy
Mies
Crates
Sid
Rev
Garver
Anna
Sandia
Syed
Th Sands
Walhonding Qala Contends With Unclear Perma Loss
Fragmentary note reports Walhonding Qala facing unspecified outcome after a lack of permanent approval. The text hints at Seratter seeking control and mentions heat and a brown scene, but details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmented Medical Note Lacks Coherent Details
Ambiguous fragmentary text discusses a hand condition with incomplete terms and unclear prognosis. The legible parts reference medical symptoms and potential treatments, but no names, dates, locations, or concrete actions are present to anchor facts.
Canal Lewisville News: Local Visits and Visitors
Canal Lewisville residents note a string of guests and visitors from nearby towns. Miss Ange Carnanan of Seattle visits sister Lydia Carnanan. Maggie Griffin, Buelleones, and Edu and Maude Mohler are among those seen socializing in the village. Jett Tuesday brings Jamestown postingney, with plan to travel about two weeks, then visit Wasaleto. Locals report Remer, Thhonpiins, and the Beach families hosting friends and relatives throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Brown
Uaaten
Hagel Clare Mee
Ange
New Philadelphia
Gila
Strattaburg
Grillehee North
Ange Carnanan
Seatta
Lydia Carnanan
Maggie Giffin
Wea Tan Key Lock
Bueile Ones
Coshtan
Edu
Maude Mohler
Minnie Wiko
Maa
Curnahab
Misa Addie Merret
Croshorract
Jamestown Ex
Wasa Leto Dan
Poe
George Lowren
Jini Nefsom
Nora
Henrys Ruemer
Heres
Lee Porrane
Taewis
Cosmeetan
Martin Lowrey
Mobier
Aml
Wes Hata
Lenina
Grange Programs And Growth At Local Rail Point
The Rural New Yorker notes a Grange effort at a nearby rail shipping point to improve siding facilities for farmers. A Grange committee presented data on acreage and production, prompting the railroad to add a fourteen car siding and day and night watchmen. The article also covers member recruitment, dues timing, property ownership opinions, rise of Grange banks, and advice on degree work and lectures to sustain growth across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
New Yorker
Joen Grange
Grange
New York
Isaac Shaw Gets Government Job
Irane Shaw of the city has been appointed by Seven 5 of Agriculture Wilson veterinary inspector in the Bureau of Animal Industry. He will report for duty in Chicago in July. The appointment follows a successful government examination at Columbus in April after graduating from veterinary college in June. He will start at $1,000 per year after two years, rising to $1,600 after four years, depending on ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irane Shaw
Wilson Veterina
Bureau of Animal
Chicago
Columbus
Seiote
Stonewall Jackson
Photographer seeks to photograph departing souls in New York
July 6 note from Vernon reports Henry Price a retired music teacher claims to have perfected a camera that can photograph the soul. He seeks permission to capture images of departing souls at Belle Vue hospital in New York City, arguing the soul is material and can be photographed with a single shutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vernon
Henry Price
Belle ¢Vue Hospital
New York City
Price
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Cure
An old newspaper ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co. It includes testimonials, price per bottle, and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Hall
F. J. Cheney& CO
Tolero
F. J.jieney
Abe
Watding, Kinnan & Marvin
Teleda
O. Hall
Weather and politics mix in a jumbled day at Bellefontaine
A chaotic clipping from Bellefontaine Ohio mentions a warm spell, a new grand stand for the baseball park, and a political feud with C H B McCoy opposing Taft amid Roosevelt ties. It notes Rockefeller talking freely, a top new telegraph venture, and a water walking patent by Paul Hart of Belle Center. Also hints at an oil powder ad and a race listing at ceaseless babel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Belle Center Apartaman
Paul Hart
Lewistown
Divorce totals from Coshocton County records
A statis tician’s analysis for the Commerce and Labor Department shows Coshocton County divorces by period. From 1892 to 1892 seven were granted, 1892 to 1896 one hundred nineteen, 1897 to 1901 one thousand one hundred seventy four, and 1901 to 1905 two hundred eighty two, totaling five hundred eighty six with an average thirty percent over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Cole
Commerce and Labor Department
Fresno Ohio notes local social and school updates
Measles affect six month old Ida Miller in Fresno. Everhart siblings visit from Canal Dover. King family visit Fred Ollinger at Pleasant Valley. Will King and Myrtle Daugherty wed at bride's home. plan to live near West Lafayette by college. Teachers named for local grammar and primary schools. Visitors include Moses Miszny, Jane Hawk, and others from Coshocton, Lancaster, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Ida
Will Miller
Harry Everhart
Bessie
Canal Dover
Will King
Mary King
Fred Ollinger
Pleasant Valley
Fran
Mary
Helen R
Florence
Canal
Carrie Leavengood
Doak
Ada
Miss Leavengood
Wopsater
John Loreng
Fred 7
Coshocton
Frank Longwasser
Lancaster
Arthur Feller
James
Electric Bitters Proved Cure for Back and Kidney Ailment
J R Blankenship of Berk Tennessee endorses Electric Bitters as a sure cure for back and kidney trouble. He says the first bottle gave relief, and after several bottles he was completely cured, leading him to recommend the remedy. Sold under guarantee at E Andersen's drug store Coshocton and CC Ferguson's drug store Rascad Price de.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Blankenship
Berk
Tenn
E. Andersen
Coshocton
CC. M. Ferguson
Tiverton notes on local events and arrivals
Tiverton updates report residents attending the Patterson Commencement at Union Center and a Mt Vernon show, Laura Purdy of Coshactoy visiting, and widespread church services. Home projects include Wo. Cooper building a summer house and Rhody Hyett buying a new bicycle. Harvest timing runs about ten days late this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverton
Walter Gamertsfelder
Htinois
Patterson
Union Center
Laura Purdy
Coshactoy
Evangelical Church
EK. T
Dutch Run
Cooper
Rhody Hyett
Baling Rheds
Thyerros
Mt Vernon
Walhending
Manville Fire Extinguisher Ad Urges Local Reps
An advertising brief calls for energetic agents in every locality to sell Manville Fire Extinguishers. It promotes special inducements and life in the H. W. Johne Manville Co in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
H. W. Johns-Manvile Co
Tr-Tin
Cleveland
H. W. Johne-Manville Co
Fragmented 1900s Newspaper Snippets Across Papers
A collage of garbled quotes from multiple papers mocks international policy and local quirks. Bits touch on Japan tensions and Pacific stations, expulsions at Princeton, Carnegie medals, railroad safety, political satire, and odd notes about snails in the attorney general’s office.
Three Orphans Seek Homes from Canal Dover Home
Humane Officer Jackson visits the Orphans Home at Canal Dover to place three children in Coshocton County. A ten year old boy and two girls aged eight and twelve seek families as the mother, widowed three years, cannot support them. The children are described as industrious with good dispositions and the mother desires rural homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Canal Dover
Coshocton
William B Shryock dies in quarry accident near Warner Chapel
The obituary notes William B. Shryock, 42 years and 1 day old, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Shryock of near Warner Chapel, killed July 1 at Wills Creek stone quarry. He leaves a wife and five children, with two brothers and two sisters married and living nearby. The family expresses gratitude for prayers and assistance at burial, praising his Christian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Shryock
Wills Creek
William Shryock
Warner Chapel
Cossocton
Chris
Burns Residence Sold to John Randies on North Second Street
John Randies purchased William Burns residence on North Second Street where Burns has lived for years. Randies will take possession on August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burns
John Randes
North Second Street
Mr. Randies
Notice to Contractors for Coshocton County Bridge Bids
Notice to Contractors invites sealed bids by Coshocton County for a 188 ft 27 in steel span bridge over the Tuscarawas River in Oxford township, concrete and stone abutments, piling, grading, and river channel work. Bids due 1:30 a.m. July 17 1907 at the County Auditor office with a $500 certified check. County Commissioners may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosho¢ton County
Tuscarawas River
Oxford Township
County Auditor
Coshocton County
Ugat
County Commissioners
Co. R. Randles
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the Grange
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Chatham, N.Y
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the Peoples’ Banking & Trust Company
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Ohio State Journal
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Fahnestock
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Second Netieval Bank Saildleg
Pitebargn, Pa
Pomerene, F.C. Pomerel, Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
Burns Block
Main Street
H. E. Hahn
Burns Building
Sam
BH. Nicholas
Merrec- Nicholas & Merrell
Attorneys-at-Law
O. Offce
F. C. Hay
Hunt
W. A. Himebaugh
Burris RK
Fourth Street
Thomas F. Duncan
R.b.mcdermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
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Geo. J. Bock, JR
Fayetnensing
Locust Street
ATU
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Heart Circle
Columbas
Ohto
A Ing McDonald
A. McCuardy
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