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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
7
A housewife speaks of ongoing troubles tied to a flour sister dispute and a Bread Case. The issue centers on kitchen duties and a disagreement over flour sourcing that highlights domestic tensions and practical frustrations.
A farmer in Ohio shares a household remedy to treat calf scours. Mix two raw eggs, strong coffee, and a spoonful of a salt solution. feed for one day, then repeat for up to two weeks if needed. The maker claims it has worked for several years without fail and suggests using oats or similar feed as a chase.
The text explains trueing a grindstone with precise measurements and notes to keep the stone dry and free of moisture. It warns against performing the operation on a lathe or machine without proper covering due to dust. The source mentions Connnoner and Glasswerker in relation to the process.
A fragmentary 1834 marriage list shows numerous couples with names like Catherine Frye and Sharpless, John teach and Hetsey Lower, Samuel achsom and Mae Raret, and many others. The timeline spans January to December with dates in 1834, listing partners, with occasional surnames and alignments to parish or community records. The text preserves many named individuals and couples, including Buckmaster and Sarah Natep, Wolford and Slaughter, Beachidd and Nancy Horner, plus numerous entries across months, reflecting a dense register of unions.
Attorney Glenn for the guard in the Dickerson case will appear in Columbia next week to file in the state Supreme Court. The plaintiff in error is identified as Athens component in the partially garbled brief.
The Board of Reintegration hires teachers for the next year at Pike TP. Gately appointed staff includes Pragmatick School Frankraha Gardyers Bannier Nethers Ashcrutis Mr Agnes Bank Clarks Pearl Nethers Grahams Tilla Graham Nickel Valley Ava Asperedt.
Local notes list various attendees for church events and social visits. Mentions of Rev Hobes and Dr Heatherne with guests from New has been a guest at the G. Bo Adi hate. Wiggins confined by illness. Neighbors and visitors travel to Frankfort and Coshoctwn. Kenly Miller returns from Jus ts work, previously tied to the Renell case. Lee Davis of Columbia visits the city with friends.
The board of directors of the Coeh egton Chartangia teldo a queerius discussed ticket pricing and the lack of reserved seating. After debate, a $1.60 price was adopted for present season with transfers allowed. no seats reserved. children priced at $1 for ages five to thirteen. gate pricing for babies and adults noted. overall seating arrangements described as no reserved seats.
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