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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
An insurance policy was paid ten years after Adam's death with a note referencing the delay and the involved parties. The document lists dates and procedural details surrounding the payout and acknowledgments from the involved insurer and beneficiaries.
A man was charged with assault after a disturbance in which the wife reported she was struck and both eyes were blackened. He paid $540 and faced sentencing. police, mentioning a previous domestic dispute, investigated the claim and noted the alleged attack on the woman.
Fragmentary obituary recounts Mrs Mary McClain of Coshocton and mentions her years in the town. The piece notes weathered family ties, a local procession, and a community context around her passing, with references to the Che tht street area and nearby names.
Fragmented text describes a relief effort or notice referencing women, health care, and local aid. It mentions names, places, and possible organizations in a garbled OCR passage, with scattered references to contact points and procedural steps. Further readable fragments indicate a community appeal or informational notice.
The will of Mrs Wolfe directs the division of her estate into five equal parts. One part goes to the children of her deceased son Chas Wolfe. one part to each of the other four children, including Mrs Ralph, Howard Wolfe, Stewart Wolfe, and Perry Wolfe. Additional bequests cover personal property to Mrs Chas Wolfe and Howard Wolfe and other household items.
The Dresden ceremony recognizes notable graduates and staff including Verda Sm Nova A and Pearl Choerer. Participants Tressaa McR Kun and Marti Dawn appear among the speakers, with announcements of addresses and acknowledgments for the year’s class.
A fragmented note discusses using coal oil for scaly leg in animals and describes symptoms such as gray or white scales and slime buildup. It notes concerns about parasitic inflammation, suggests cautious application, and mentions a historical remedy with uncertain efficacy and a referenced new date.
Obituary notes William Deny, member of a large family of seven, with forebears in the area and roots traced through several generations. The article recalls his upbringing, residence near Otargy, and his life path within a close community, highlighting family bonds and local ties. It mentions the family farm several miles from Otargy and references a local funeral context without graphic detail.
Soak seeds in warm water to start germination for 12 hours then drain and keep warm at about 100 degrees for another 12 hours. Seeds begin to sprout, aiding early growth and protecting plants from late frosts by giving a head start over unsoaked seeds.
Obscure obituary notice reports several deaths in the county including Mo Adam Low and Miss Pheibeth Ship eye Wha. Details are garbled but mention causes related to health issues and a funeral today for a resident near Vall Cre kh. Other names and specifics are indecipherable due to text damage.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity for catarrh a constitutional disease. The remedy is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a family incident with injuries from glass in a yard and medical visits. Mentions individuals such as Mrs Wiliam underwood and Haines family, doctors, and a public event at a farm. Contains many garbled names and stray phrases. no clear date or location beyond Tunnel Hill.
The fragment discusses fertilizer needs, emphasizing phosphates, potash, and nitrogen for healthy plant growth. It mentions soil readiness, plant uptake, and the importance of balanced nutrients, noting uncertain references to local conditions and agricultural challenges.
Mrs Bhuey Roe, wife of James Roe, died after a two week illness. She left three children, Mrs Harvey Turney, Mrs James C. at home, and Mrs Perry Westcott near Blatatielit. A message from her son said the funeral would be held at a local church with full honors. The notice also mentions a tax payable in County Fas and references a medicinal cure advertisement for kidney and bladder troubles.
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