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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
7
A housewife notes a flour bin that hangs on the wall and stores fifty pounds of flour, avoiding flour spills. The item is described as a practical bread case solution for kitchen use.
A row of kitchen cabinets emphasizes tight, convenient bread storage. Homemakers favor compact, accessible pantries and modern bin systems to keep pastries fresh and reduce clutter in small spaces.
Agents can earn from 26 to id weekly handling Manville Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher. Write today to H. W. Johns-Manville Co. Cleveland O. Charles Hanes appointed guardian of J. R. Engibb. Cautionary farming notes urge gentle handling of cows and regular checks of farm tools to prevent delays.
Fragmented OCR reveals a county report noting $1672.53 net made on bogs and related funds. The text includes references to transfers, balances, and a marketing line for a foot care product, with names such as LeRoy and Olmsted appearing amidst garbled phrases.
A paternity case was settled with the father agreeing to pay the girl five dollars and provide child support. The girl and her father posted bond to guarantee support, and authorities indicated the matter may not go public.
Flooding from Brush Creek inundated Muskinsum county with Canmelyle and Stoveron areas submerged up to five feet. Twelve miners were rescued by car from the Maynard mine as water filled entrances. Dozens of homes and seven towns faced rising waters, with a horse killed, a boy shocked by a live wire, and extensive property damage reported.
A sweeping economic crisis hits merchants as catalogue houses face decline and workers rally for relief. Organized trade groups push policy reforms while imports, prices, and employment shift amid a national downturn. Local leaders vow to protect domestic merchants as foreign competition and credit strains reshape the market.
Henry White, condemned for killing Marshal Basore, was electrocuted at the Ohio penitentiary after three shocks totaling 1750 volts. The governor refused commutation, and White faced execution with his sweetheart Sadie Freeman present. White had a prior police record and a history of crime from Columbus to Mansfield reform school.
After two years of illness Mrs Judson Case dies on the porch of her home at Ninth Street. The obituary notes her long struggle with tuberculosis and mentions charitable efforts. The article includes community notices, local names, and upcoming baseball and social events, with several local residents named.
Stewart Wilhelm and family from Roreoe visited his mother Mrs. John Wilhelm for several days. Henry Haines and family from Cosp octon called on Mr. and Mrs. John Hardsock. Edna Maude Mohler and Minnie Kirk returned from a two week trip to Jamestown Norfolk and Washington with good reports. A church gathering drew many from the area to Oak Grove for services. The Epworth League plans a lawn fete on the schoolhouse lawn.
The defendant faced charges of mistreating a horse, fraud, and cruelty to an animal after a Mormon preacher from PMett Gatley allegedly led a sham operation. He pleaded not guilty to some counts but admitted others, receiving penalties including a term in the workhouse, fines, and suspended sentences.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society holds a Thank Offering service at the M E church Sunday evening July 21 with a mite box program. The Fourth quarterly Warsaw charge meeting is at the M E church Sunday July 21. Elder Rev J Frank Smith will lead the Rathday service with quarterly conference to follow and a feast at 9 30. Sermon by Bl elder at 10 40 Sunday.
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