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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1908

Page

4

Democratic delegates clash over Johnson instruction

Delegates at a Ohio district convention split on voting for Tom Johnson as national committeeman. Holmes Coshocton Wayne counties supported instructions, while Licking and Tuscarawas opposed. votes were counted amid debate, with no final change after ballot results. The assembled body adopted a series of Democratic resolutions praising Jefferson and Jackson, denouncing Republican policy, and backing Bryan, Harmon, and Ashbrook for national roles.

Tom Johnson Ohio Committee On Brister Young Sones Newark R. B. McDermott Coshocton W. E. Wergandt Wayne McDermott Holmes County Licking Tuscara Thse Seventeenth 6Th Congressional District Democratic Party Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson Republican Party Uder Ivery Orean Mery Harbo Dis Philippines Maonopolidie Java Philippine

Real Estate Transfers in Several Townships Show Notable Deals

A list of real estate transfers across New Castle Monroe Perry and neighboring townships. Transactions include parcels measured in acres, dates, and prices from 1800 to 25000 dollars. Parties include Culligan Spechta Berry Swigert Cooksey Hagans Giffin Voltz Schoenberrer and others.

Culligan New Castle Township Geo Spechta i Frederick Monroe Fownehtyn B. Chaney Das Chaney Wim Jane Berry John M Kerry Perry Township Bioditu Leander Swigert Ontsaall Adams Township Lous Cahedon Simmoins Clinde Propper Thyertan Howell Ransom Swain Phin Rosen G Howell Ann Douglas Ranson Roscoe Win H Stove Harrison Strato Robert Giffin W. W. Giffin B.C Voltz Coil C. J. Schoenberrer W. HO Rivehart White Eyes WC McCarfity Saarpleas Stoneres Bedford Township Mary M Sprenkle Geoaa Riv Mir Iota New Bedford

Death Was on His Heels in 1906 Pneumonia Rescue

Jesse P Morrin of Skippers Virginia nearly died in spring 1906 from pneumonia and a severe cough. He recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery, taking two full bottles. He credits the remedy as the best cough and lung medicine worldwide, with a bold guarantee at local drugstores. Trial bottle free.

Jesse P Morrin Skippers

Train Jumpers Girl Aims Dare Backfires At Crossing

On a busy afternoon at Ugpralroad crossing near Pine, a group of girls watched a moving train. One dared another to jump the train. The attempting girl mounted the rapidly moving car and landed safely on the far side after cresting the train while bystanders watched.

Ofr Ugpralroad Crossing Pine Perady

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised Cure

An old newspaper ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for liver stagnation headaches biliousness and jaundice. The copy claims reliable purification without grinding or erping and lists Coshocton and Rosecrant drug stores as sources.

Dr King E. Anderson Cosnocton C. M. Ferguson’s Rosece

Probate court names administrator in Margaret Scarborough case

Joseph J. Scarborough was appointed administrator of Margaret Scarborough's estate. Contrary to expectations, Ida Mae Bordenkircher, the Coshocton murderess, was not presented to the state pardon board on Thursday at the June session to consider paroles.

Josseph J. Scarborough Margnaret Scarborough Ida Mae Bordenkircher Coshocton Thurattay

Farm Notes on Herds Crops and Neighborly Help

Practical farm guidance covers pasture management, wintering cows, poultry care, and feeding. Emphasizes preventive care, shade for lambs, proper manure handling, and efficient butter production methods. Recommends stock care, stockyard shelter, clover growth, and careful machinery checks for spring readiness. Contains livestock, crops, and husbandry tips with period voice and actionable steps.

Commissioners Sell Contracts for Road Work

The county commissioners awarded contracts for road grading and gravelling totaling 289 dollars to Joan Kleinknecht for Hack and Porteus Road. Jackson township Chaney Bill grading goes to Jacob Kleinknecht for 124 dollars. County Surveyor Bock reported he cannot provide a definite current-year assistance estimate due to uncertainty over the Kirk ditch construction, requesting an indefinite supervised allowance which was granted.

Hack and Porteus Joan Kleinknecht Jackson Tp Jacob Kieiuknecht Bock Kirk Ditch

Life in Washington mountains described by H C Sibley

A letter from H C Sibley of Plainfield recounts travel by rail and through Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota and Montana to Washington State. He notes climate open country irrigation tunnels and flumes for mountain water power and government supervised projects. He mentions tent living six to eight workers in five camps and recreational diversions in the canyon along with a wish to stay a summer in Seattle and nearby areas.

United States Reclamation Service Washington H. C. Sibley Plainfield Max Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Dakota Montana Butter Spokane Butte Idaho Mr. Raimler Adams Tom Seattle Learing Treton T Yenajn

Man Pleads Guilty in Nonsupport Case

Thomas Lear, brought from Toledo and indicted by the grand jury for nonsupport, appeared in common pleas court on Thursday morning and pled guilty. Judge Nicholas sentenced him to one year in the Ohio penitentiary, with suspended penalty if he contributes properly to child support. Bond set at 1000 dollars.

Thomas Lear Toledo Nicholas

Reception For Bridal Couple Mohawk Village

A ceremony in Mohawk cemetery and at the WW church marked the public tribute to a bridal couple. Despite inclement morning weather a good turnout composed of primary and junior Sunday school members laid flowers on soldier graves. A well received program followed at the repaired church with music played by the band and a hymn service led by Rev. Meahomeker of Noltte.

Dorary Church Rev Mheahomeker Noltte

Dr Miles Nervine advertised cure offers free advice

Do you want to get rid of it If so take Dr Miles Nervine as directed in pamphlet around bottle The pamphlet claims soothing effects on the nervous system and pain relief for various ailments It cites cures after years of suffering and offers free advice by mail from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana and Rockaway New Jersey with druggist first bottle offer if beneficial Reports the testimonial of H Sanders Rockaway New Jersey about crippling pain and inability to walk

Miles Nervine H. Sanders Box Rockaway N. J Miles Medical Co Elishart Ind

Local Festival and Reception Highlight Community Life

Songs by the choir and soloists, recitations by youth, and an address by Pastor Cornell opened a highly praised festival. An ice cream and dike sale by church ladies raised funds to complete a piano payment. Mr and Mrs J J Given hosted a reception for their son C W Given and his bride after a Teale home wedding. The Mohawk cornet band serenaded the couple. Weddings have become common among local youths, with another anticipated soon.

Cornell Almack Hall J. J. Given C. W. Given Teale Roacocé

Russian Socialist Lecture to Be Held in Chill

Former Russian Socialist A. F. Hecher, with twenty one years in Russia, speaks on Rude win in the Present Generation. Lecture set for Saturday evening June 13 at 7:30 pm in the M. E. church, Chill. Also notes success of Saturday festival, Bailie and Chill bands, and local road work. adds testimonial about Electric Bitters aiding a man near Roseburg and Coshoctow druggists offering a winter guarantee.

A. F. Hecher Russia M. E Chill Fred Rust Columbus Geese Wan Poor Supervior

Proposed Amendment to the Ohio Constitution Joint Resolution

The text presents proposed state constitutional changes including section reorganizations for sections 1 through 18, a bill passage process with governor’s approval and veto, two thirds votes for override, and a 1909 effective date. It includes official certification by Secretary of State Carmi Thompson and statements of adoption by General Assembly.

Aptrcle Dare Peretz Co A Thompson House of States OF Tate Onis General Assembly SEEM Reed Ae Boliaws Tee

Proposed Ohio constitution amendment and local notices

Fragmented public notice and OCR text detailing a proposed amendment to Section 2 of Article XII of the Ohio Constitution regarding taxation and exemptions, with certification by the Ohio Secretary of State, plus stray local matters including a chicken incident report and a House proceedings note, all dated March and April 1908. The document mixes legal certification language with unrelated anecdotes and misreadings from the same issue.

General Assembly Oklo Srcrion State of Ohio State of Ohio Spy City Silimge Bamir County Abel Tenain i J.D CnAa Mbertain House of Repriacaiarioey Jambe M. WilLiame Senate Usitid Statra of America OFIO Carmi A Thompson Btale Uhl Oie Rolla

Three legged chicken shocks Times readers

A bizarre report from the Han son farm area describes a two week old chicken owned by Mrs. Ab Hughes with four undeveloped legs. Two legs are used for locomotion while the back leg is folded and unused, generating local astonishment.

The Times Ab Hughes Hanson Farm Hewes

Early Riser Pills Praised by C B Anderson and Others

A fragment endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best pills, describing them as small, easy to take, and mildly effective. Names cited include C B Anderson, Coabocton, and C M Pergesen of Meares.

DeWitt C. B. Anderson C. M. Pergesen Meares

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Wiliam Jennings Bryan White House Judson Harmon W. A. Ashbrook Congress Allen Rample Olmsted LeRoy Death Waa Omaha Alto Ita Ald San Fe Ben Hee Chiki C. Parthing Mel Creek Ter Electric Bitters GC. EB. Anderson Coshoctow C M. Ferguson Rosege Snake Peala Ameniveeni Come Teenconsens Af Ihe Negeler Seontens Hagamiral Goprnbly Perry Cochran Ed Thompson Mr. Thompson Eprese Rii Hiyr
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