Commencement Crowds at Coshocton Public Schools Event
Large Coshocton crowd fills Sixth Street Theatre as twenty five youths celebrate completing twelve years of public schooling. A local feature highlights W L Hill from Bowie Texas who describes recovery from consumption after using Dr Klox New Discovery. Endorsements and trial bottle offer promote the cough and cold cure.
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Coshocton
Bowie
Tex
W. L. Hill
Dr. Klox
C. E. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Rosem
J. B. Waterman
Watertown
Graduating Class of Six Street High School
Twenty five students finish life’s school at Sixth Street Theater ceremony. Orator Herman Shipps and valedictorian Helen Beal led graduates as Miss Beal delivered remarks on future meriting effort. Colorful decorations and a chorus performance marked an inspiring, simple ceremony with strong student achievements.
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Thrge
Sixth Street
Orator
Herman Shipps
Helen Beal
Femaie
Elise
Oaening
A. E. Hostier
Dro Viamilonm
Kurbenstein
Marnie
County Commissioners Transact Much Business
The county commissioners at their quarterly session transact numerous items. Claims amounting to several thousand dollars were presented. The county surveyor Back's request for a deputy and assistant was approved with $150 compensation. Proposals from banks for county funds were to be sought. The board also acted as equalizing board for county real estate and reported various road and bridge contracts across multiple townships with costs ranging from $1.75 to $7.50 per unit and total sums listed for each project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Clark
Wilson Shaw
Bedford
J. H. Cox
H. ‘Tay
Virginia
Jas. Henderson
Marion Wright
Washington
Garber
Delble
Nm Adams
Ira Zimmerman
Frank Keesey
Miwin Black
Lafayette
Ruby
Sharrack
Mary Apple
Linton
John Kldeknecht
Deleschent
Kleinknert
Crawford
Thos, Norman
Huff and Wing
Adams
Jas
Chirk
James Walker
Tetera
May
Senter
Meoy
Varginia
Lark Gyvena
Roscoe Canalami River
Perry Pyemian
Sbaly di
SA Pre
Frost and Cool Week Plague Northwestern State
A light frost hit western and northern counties on the morning of the 20th, with heavier frost in the far northwest. The lath frost killed crops in several counties. Temperatures fell to freezing at Wauseon. Rainfall for the week was below normal overall though central and southeastern areas saw local showers. drought relief noted in many places, but some spots remain very dry.
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Hormil Cpg
Bart O
Wauseon
Fallon
Saale
Contes
Poison Pill Mistake Near Newcomerstown
Newcomerstown Ohio June 7 George Stewart residing in the East End almost died after taking a tablet believed safe. He swallowed a harmless looking pill which turned out to be bil-chloride of mercury a deadly poison. Dr Hays treated him with a stomach pulp and the man survived.
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Newcomerstown. O
Geo. Stewart
East End
George
Mr. Stewart
Dr. Hays
Ashbrook for Congress Nomination Seen as Strong for Democrats
The nomination of W. A. Ashbrook of Licking County for Congress is viewed as highly gratifying by Democrats in the county and district. A former editor and current local businessman, Ashbrook is praised for his age, character, and solid record in the state general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ashbrook
Licking County
General Assembly
Ashbrook
Johnstown
Bank and Building Association
Jolmsewn
Hte Parey Beher
Universal
Hood Will
Long Tennessee Fight Ends in Seventy Years of War
June 7 Philadelphia report notes Joseph Boyer, chief clerk in the office of A W Gibbs supervisor of Power at Pennsylvania Railroad, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission about accepting gratuities from coal firms and was dismissed from company service. The article also mentions suppliers and sales pitches for salves and extinguishers, with scattered details about names and places.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Boyer
Ohio Crop and Live Stock Prospects Report
The June report from Ohio crop correspondents shows wheat at 95 percent of average and overall drought reducing prospects. Corn is uneven with late planting and replanting due to dry spells, oats and other grains show mixed results, and pastures suffer while recent rains improve some forage. Fertilizer use sits around 41 percent. hogs and sheep show strong condition but kernels face smut and pest pressures.
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Agular
pEenart Menu
Ohio
Samintr
Jos. Cowden Dead in Adamsville Mystery
Joseph Cowden a prominent local figure in Adamsville reportedly died after a fall during Stone wall work near his home. He was aged and survived by four married children and several grandchildren. The death follows a prior illness and is being investigated by Muskingurn Counts authorities as residents recall his years of service and community involvement.
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Adamsville
Joseph Cowden
Gan
Margaper
Cowden
Adtamaville
Cegten
Spring Mountain
Emma McVey
Samuel Sands
Walltending
Margaret Severns
Verne Williamson
Newark
Wikmar Walker
Killbuck
Bessie Weatherwax
Millersburg
Theop van Kanel
Dawson
Mt. Vernon
H. Baker
Miss Purdy
Doc. Mellar
Maggie Fisher
Warsaw
G. 8. Willis
Pittsburg
Vina Severns
Joseph Severns
Bantam
Netliv Ainspaugh
Clara Cooper
Tiverton
Mattie Severns
Clara Heft
Otsego Oil Boom Spreads Through Northern Muskingum
A Northern Muskingum correspondent reports Otsego’s oil industry boosting local business. Wells now pump from two to twenty five barrels daily as new fields grow. A Standard Oil pump station, two to three miles below Otsego, feeds a 1 200 barrel tank before pipeline transfer to the next station. The Corning to New Concord line is near completion and will reach Otsego soon. Oil stock at Otsero now trades at 200 percent, with farms hosting wells yielding five to seven dollars daily for some landowners and others earning sizable sums.
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Muskingum County
Otsego
Standard Oil Company
Corning
New Concord
Ten Years in Bed chronic illness story from Oakville
Ten years I was confined to bed with a kidney disease, often unable to move parts of my body. A treatment was recommended and described as a godsend, though the account is presented in a brief testimonial from a reader in Oakville, Mt.
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Royal Gray
Oakville
Andersen
Nicholas to be Coshocton Common Pleas Judge by Acclamation
Nicholas nominated as Coshocton County candidate for Common Pleas Judge. He will be the sole nominee presented at the convention in Wooster next Tuesday by acclamation. He is a leading Coshocton attorney and expected to advance to the judiciary. Holmes County item notes season and local financial line about village trustees and Pry Sethi.
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Nicholas
Crsharton
Coshocten Couny
Common Pleas
Coshocten
Wooster
Acrlania
Non Ho
Coshocton
Canal Lewisville News Notes and Local Marred Events
Fragmented OCR item mentions obligatory illness and a Praday night event including reference to Thoid fever and Pranilin, plus visits by Miss Dollie Poster and Mrs WOO. Notes about church activities, relatives visiting, and a kidney health ad. References to Manville Fire and Winn ads appear amid local notices.
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Lewisville
Warsaw
Notte Diamond
Coshocton
Dollie
Mrs. Woo
Wool Markets Show Quiet Trade As Stock Dwindles
Boston wired report notes sparse wool sales with manufacturers indifferent amid weak goods demand. Territory wools hold steady while pulled wools vary by grade. Michigan and Ohio leads show mixed prices. Local notes mention buyers Crile and Hasser, dairy and farm movements, and a question on Oregon’s stance on woman suffrage after a large defeat.
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Boston
S.oTrading
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Baptismal services noted in Millfork community gathering
Community notices list Baptismal services at Millfork and weekend visits by local families. Repeated social gatherings, cordial visits from Tunner Fill, Dennison, Cohocton, Trinway, and Spring Mountain residents, plus remarks on local sales and quack medicine pitches, end with a reflective aside about labor and relief.
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Ward Dickey
Tunner Fill
Fenton
Charles Senter
Dennison
Lions Cox
Mise Delle Norris
Tome
Granville
Hong
Tca
Julia
George Mellow
Sarah McCoy
Cohocton
Jamey Jelly
George Robison
Spring Mountain
Chas. Robinson
Misa
Nora Rane
Coshocton
Chas
Meredith
Mira
Harvey Cox
St Fle
Lucile
Trinway
Willow Brook
Plainfield Notes Bring Visitors, Local Doings and Ads
Plainfield items report visitors from Coshocton and Otsego, church attendance at Mt Zion cemetery, a speaker addressing old soldiers, and changes in local property. Mentions of illness, a kitchen extension, furlough and replanting corn. An advertisement seeks Manville Fire Extinguishers and a note that the Business Men's Association will refrain from promoting a past celebration.
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Plainfield
T. H. Wiggins
Coshoctton
White Eyes
D. W. Bassett
Otsego
Neva Sunderland
Coshocton
Dan Amore
Frank Derr
Peoria
Ihl
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Jerry Kirk
Commercial House
Strathard
M. E
Scio
Lucas
Belmont County
A. J. Ruby
Williams
Oscar Weasel
Chas. McGiffin
Ray McGiffin
A. H. Hootman
Frank Chaney
Ed. Banford
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Audrey Victoria Miger
Florance May Love
Cozette Fisher
Mary Evans
Ladra Margaret Port
Anna Delsie Hauly
Helen Beale
Ralph Akers Jonce
Carl Ray Speckman
Grace Beatrice Wisenmairs
Forrence Benjamin Best
Nelle Blaine Brownfield
Nore Blanche Hall
Jessie Adeline Pope
Mary Quinlan
Minnie Keelen
Mary Wilson Burns
Minnie Hilda Pigman
Herman Margguand Shipps
Nellie Gladys Shafer
Nora Lucile Wiggins
Nellie Maiden Williams
Herman Loren Peacock
Walter Clark Darling
Dr. Piati
Watt
Platt
Bemis
Ohino
Laura Pet
Wiley
Ottervals
Rochester
Adirondacks
Kemp
Congress
Tennessee
Alderson
M. Bergigen
Roscoe
Armouists
Dohie Manville Co
Cleveland
C.K Atulvrsen
Fahnestock
Lee Pasyergh
Pry Sethi He Corporation
Omnis
Arning
Foley
Anderson
USA
Manville Fire
Roatt
Johns Manville Co
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Chili
Cretzius
Times
Beach
James Ames
Canal Lewisville
James Leavengood
G. J. Shoenberger
W. R. Boyd
Keene
Oregon
Millfork
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Gulorady
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Hunt Building
Main Street
W. R. Pomerene
J. Pomerene
Pomerene
Attorneys-at-Law
Burns Block
T. J. Wheeler
John Shaw Wilding
Cileeny Bush
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