Democratic Ticket For Congress In Lickins Perry Counties
Democratic ticket lists William A Ashbrook and Maurice H Donahue for Congress and Circuit Judge Maurice H Donahue of Perry County. Eight offices shown include Common Pleas Judge 8. H Nicholas, Prosecuting Attorney Jos L McDowell, Commissioner Fred Rinehart, County Recorder Co M Bible, Infirmary Director Henry Erich, County Surveyor George Rock, and Coroner Dr F M Marshall.
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Congress
WM. A. Ashbrook
Lickins County
Maurice H. Donahue
Perry County
Common Pleas
H. Nicholas
Jos. L. McDowell
Fred Rinehart
Co. M. Bible
Henry Erich
Gborge Rock, OR
F. M. Marshall
New Zealand Foretalls Trusts Campaign Funds
The New York Tribune cites Sir George Ward on New Zealand's government reforms. Aiming to curb monopolies and aid the many, New Zealand runs railroads and services through the state, offers pensions, mortgage lending, and equal protection before the law, with no privileged class. The Premier argues the state can counter trust power by targeted measures like tariff adjustments to deter price fixing.
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New York Tribune
Republican Campaign Committee
Roosevelt
Cannon
House of Representatives
Senate
Cortelyon
Widow and Orphan Fund
Ahmabiican
Party of
Urea
Ant
Gannon
Tillmans
Courie
New York
George Ward
New Zealand
Mars
Neweat
Times
Great Britain
Sir Joseph
Joseph
Ufe
Pos al Savines
Dry County
Mator Trust
Joseph Repled
Wee
Remedy urges common sense in hot weather conduct
The notice promotes light clothing, calm behavior, and a moderate diet. It urges readers to follow a single guiding principle, common sense, to cope with heat.
Coshocton Souvenirs at New York Racket Store
Coshocton residents are urged to buy souvenirs at the New York Racket Store. The sale lists a wide range of inexpensive items including spoons, shells, paper weights, thermometers, canning jars, clothing pieces, and household goods priced to attract shoppers. The ad pledges more goods for the same money and highlights seasonal selections.
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Coshocton
Chautauqua
New York
Hinds
Sondea Lenox
Star Soap
Swift
Pride
Mohawk Village Notes and Local Farm Deaths
Mohawk village notes report visitors from Cosh tocon and Newark, a festival attended at Wilson's Chapel, and crops thriving after recent rains. Holmes County farmer Jacovy Heffer, aged about 42, was killed by lightning near Saltcreek township while crossing a field with his 12 year old son Orin. Heffer’s death was instantaneous. the boy survived with minor injuries. The accident occurred Friday afternoon. Heffer left a wife and two children, with many relatives mourning.
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Lorenzo
Jon Graham
Coshtocon
Dera Nash
Coshiucton
Wote Crawford
Newark
Chselerwood
Ater
Will Crawford
Wilson's Chapel
W. L. Freese
Nellie
Holmes County
Jacovy Heffer
Saltcreek Township
Benton
Fredericksburg
Carson
Wir
Hoffer
Millersburg
Markets and commodity prices from Buffalo and New York listings
Corrected market page lists wheat corn oats rye and tobacco prices, with mixed figures for flour, bran, meal, and cracked corn. Includes cattle and sheep quotes from East Buffalo and Cincinnati markets, plus New York wool and dairy notes and assorted farm staples and eggs.
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E. S. Bee
East
Buffalo
N. Y
Pitteburg
Cincinnati
Melanie
Kentuck
Indiana
tytHond
New York
Iittle
Dulles
Commissioners Petition to Remove Old Iron Fence
A Coshocton county petition seeks removal of the courtyard iron fence at the courthouse to create a public seating area in the grove. Residents urge turning the space into a downtown park with walks, shrubbery, a fountain, and a bandstand for mass meetings and leisure, inviting public input at the August meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Coshocton County
City of
Coshocton
Haight
R. B. McDermutt
J. P. Forbes
C. RO Herbig
C. OE
Broome
C. EL Anderson
E Reed Louis Brendel
A. 7
Wrieat
A. E. Bond
G A Schupe
L. McDowell
Montgomery
M. Q. Baker
MOB. Smith
Lynde & Gosser
B. Worth Ricketts
the Fountain Dry Goods Co
Smith
Melvin Wright
G. Ralston
A. Smith
Daily Times
Times
Pizgman
Seatea
Pla
Reed
Main Street
Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Obituary of Martha J. Gibson Passes at 85 in Ohio
Martha J. Gibson born near Wheeling West Virginia May 25 1821 died July 30 1906 after long church life in Guernsey and Coshocton counties. She married Joseph Bates in 1845 had nine children four died earlier. funeral held July 15 Mt Zion M E church. Also notes Emma J Wright vs Thompson Swight trial ended in jury disagreement leaving Swicert likely to hold building through September lease.
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Martha J. Gibson
Wheeling
W. Va
Guernsey County
Ohio
Baptist Church
Joseph Bates
Coshocton County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Siger
Mt. Zion M. E
Emma J. Wright
Thompson Swight
Williams
Swicert
Marriage License and Local Business Opening Notice
Zacharian Porter laborer of Roscoe and Jessie Field of Coshocton obtained a marriage license with Rev Maughiman ix to officiate. F M Kirby & Co announce the grand opening of their new six and ten cent store Friday afternoon from 3 to 8 30 at 303 Main Street Naw Realty Building. W W Moore of Elisafield visited Coshocton Tuesday.
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Zacharian Porter
Roscoe
Jessie Field
Coshocton
Maughiman ix
F. M. Kirby & CO
Main Street
Naw ‘Realty Building
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Jaden Weekly
Tis
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Democratic
Republican Congress
Tillman
Sugar Trust
Steel ‘Trust
Magna
Sacsan
Monte Carlo
Nevada
North Carolina
Forestalls
United States Supreme Court
Cassett
Union Station
Washington
Ing
Coshocton National Bank
MQ. Baker
Trad L. Montgomery
M. B. Smith
Assixtams
Mee
Umain
Pepe TE Market
E. S. Lee
s.Ou
Chicago
Royce
Rippeth Dry Goods Store
Igc
Court House
W. A. Smith
T. H. Burrell
the Snyder Grocery Co
W. E. Rose. Co
K. Clemens
WR. Reed
R. T. Long
K. O. Thompson
R. C. Snyder
C.D. Brooke
W. Cantwell
B. C. Sener
J. F. Parks
R. C. Darnes
M. Hay
W. A. McCurdy
A. J. McCurdy
H. R. McCurdy
Win. Seeblah
W. 3
Merrell
S. F. Timmons
W. M. Hamilton
W. W. Moore
Elisafieild
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