Coshocton Business Men press for unity and growth
The Coshocton Business Men's Association held a cordial session at the Criterion restaurant with 30 members. They outlined plans for a county auto line, invited outside speakers, proposed a Neostyle copier, and discussed incorporation to limit member liability while boosting city trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Criterion Restaurant
Coshocton
Clarence Cremers
Merrel B. Smith
R. M. Temple
Denet
W. DB. Tracy
Biosccie
J. R. Reed
Clifton Beach
Will Dencer
William Burns
George Gray
H. J. Harris
M. Q. Baker
M. W. Smith
H. J. Harvie
Samuel Gamble
Association
D. O. Thompson
W. O H. Compton
Geo. M. Gray
William Burta
Brooke
T .L. Montgomery
J. R. Stewart
Ieo
M. Gray
DQ. Thompson
J. F Elliott
Arthur Teaple
Clemens
Cosboctan
Mani
Mary
Unis
Thes
Atom Bers
TRIS
Attenton
Board of Trade
Honer
Elbert Hubbard
Merrell Smith
Webster
Kibert
Local Notes From Coshocton Route 7 Areas
Davis Lowery begins new residence. Howard Shaw’s school picnic set for June 4. Children’s Day events planned at Pleasant Hill and Blooming Grove June 13. Miss Clara Kaiser ill with rheumatism. D J Lowery remodeling barn. Warsaw Lumber Co. cutting on MecCullough place. Local crows damaging corn. Local social notes include Cullison visits. Medical ad for Mother Gray’s teething cure. Junior Order of American Mediators held semiannual elections. officers listed and installation planned. Traffic dept. change at Wheeling Line. Christy to succeed agent at Zanesville. Resident reports of indigestion cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills praised by Ayscue. Local business listings and family travels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Davis Lowery
Howard Shaw
Writchison
Pleasant Hill
Blooming Grove
Clara Kaiser
D. J. Lowery
Warsaw Lumber Co
James MecCullough
Bertha
Beulah Cullison
William Cialey
Dingley Rates Increased and Trust Growth Since 1904
Washington reports on a senate session adopting day and night sessions totaling ten hours. Debates surround currency reform, parliamentary rulings, and the Dingley law as critics argue trust control and tariff shifts. Senator LaFollette and Gore push positions on pledges, dividends, and cotton schedules while regional manufacturers’ profits are debated. DeWitt’s Little Risers advertised. Kinney brothers arrive in Coehocton from Pueblo with their father Su Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bacon
Baron
Uvere
Committee On Rules
LaFollette
Frye
Agricultural statistics show record wheat acres in Coshocton County
Auditor completes recapitulaton of Coshocton county agricultural statistics for 1909 filed in Columbus. Wheat acres rise by about 3,805 and total four crop gain 3,891. Land under cultivation 18.7 percent. pasture 65 percent. woodland 14 percent. Data covers oats corn potatoes butter cheese hay and orchard outputs with numerous figures. Also notes Ammons jailed for cruelty to horse and a fatal fright incident to a team on a new highway project. Parole appeal for Ed Rowe denied by state board of pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshoctan County
Columbus
Wolfe
West Lafayette
Chas
Keene Hill
Wolfe Loses Tax Suit Against Ernest Eckert Judge Seward
Judge Seward in Newark denies Howard Wolfe relief in the case Wolfe versus Eckert. Wolfe sought $631.40 in taxes on property he bought from Eckert. The court overruled Wolfe motion for a new trial and noted exceptions. The opinion cites an ambiguous contract but finds the deed requires the grantee to pay taxes. Potential judgment for the defendant may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Newark
Howard Wolfe
Ernest Eckert
Canal Lewisville team forms for fun or stakes
Local fans organize a Canal Lewisville amateur baseball squad with players Dornan Payne McGiffen Burrell Crambrett Mohler Nelson Dillon and E McGiffen. They challenge any state amateur club for fun money or marbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Lewisville
R. Dornan
Payne and McGiffen
Burrell
Crambrett
Dornan
Building New House Near Wills Creek
Christopher Royer plans to move his old house and erect a new one on the site near Wills Creek. The Protected Home Circle excursion committee and Wheling & Laeke Erie representatives signed the contract Friday for a train to be used in the lodge’s third annual excursion. The date is July 10 with Silver Lake as the objective point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Royer
Wills Creek
Teaching Certificate Examinations Schedule and Fees
Notices outline monthly elementary certification exams on the first Saturday each month and specific dates for high school and special certificates in September December March and June. Patterson exams occur the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May, starting at 7 30. A fifty cent examination fee is charged, plus a five cent return fee except Patterson applicants. The board provides stationery. questions will be based largely on Keiths Elementary Education, available for 1 06 from The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle. FRY L SHAW WM WALKER B 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
Fry
L ¢. Shaw
WM. Walker
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Criterion
Merrell B. Smith
Gange
Mercantile Journal
Sheldon School
Buyan Automobile
Ife
Edward Everett Hale
Arthur Frederick Sheldon
Mother Gray
New York
Allen S&s Olmsted
LeRoy
Order of American Mediaties
Reanlt
Junieor
Edward la
Bor
Dad Frazee
John Mapte
E ©Shaillegh
Ter
Asst
J. B. Matthews
John Wisenbure
Vinincral
Henry Bishop
Damon Dickies Voulgetar
Joseph Crown
Inside Sentinel
James West
Outsade
Chifery Halk Jr
Roy Coy
C. A Sultan
Wheeling
Zanesville
Trafic Department
Bld
Christy
N.C
Dr. King
C. RE. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
William Tumblin
Rageraville
Regula
Jacob Rt Renbaver
Annapolis
Vice Admiral
Uria
United States
Baron Uriu
Togo
Chemulpo
Admiral Dewey
Naval Academy
Dingley
DeWitt
C. E. Anderson
Combarton
Rood
William
Charles Kinney
Coehoct
Tueblo
Colo
Tennesce
Su. Kinney
Tuethers
Abe Ammons
Humane Sociery
Wired Burklew
Ammons
Burklew
State Board of Pardona Threday
Ed Rowe
Bears
Castoria
E. Anderson
M. Ferguson
R Oscoe
Cambridge
Newcomerstown
Modern Woodmen of America
South Lawn Cemetery
Sherburne
Thomas of Columbus
Sausanneh Har Tin
Tere
Pomerese
Merere Pomerene
Pomerene
Attorneys-at-Law
O. Offce
Burns
Main Street
H. E. Harn
Burns Building
A. Himebaugh
O. Jfce
Burns Block
Fourth Street
Thomas E. Duncan
R&r
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
Hay
Geo
J. Bock, JR
Locust Street
The
Southern Ohio Loan and Trust Co
Thay Roth
Contine
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