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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

3

Voorhees Named Democratic Candidate for Circuit Judgeship

Judge R M Voorhees of Coshocton secured the Democratic nomination on the 22nd ballot at Mt Vernon for the Fifth Ohio circuit seat covering Coshocton Licking Tuscarawas Holmes Wayne Delaware Ashland Richland Morrow Knox Perry Fairfield Muskingum Morosa and Stary. The vote after the final ballot: Voorhees 72 Campbell 15 Stilwell 17 Jones 15 Ream 24.

R. M. Voorhees Coshocton Licking Tuscarawas Holmes Wayne Delaware Ashidnd Richland Morrow Knox Perry Fairfield Muskingum Morasa Stary Mt. Vernon John David Jones Newark Stark Voorhees Coshocten Campbell Stilwell Jones Ream Robt F. Shields Canton United States Coshocten Organization Coshocten County W. R. Pomerene J. L. McDowell John C. Adams Roosevelt

Main Street Rink May Be Used as Market Place

A revival plan proposes refitting the Main Street Rink Co building into a public market to shelter crowds and boost vendor sales during bad weather. The plan hinges on stockholder approval and securing a long term lease, with competition from a nearby polo franchise complicating leasing prospects.

Main Street Main Street Rink Co Sixth Street Wirenberg Schott Times Attorneya Wheeler and Adama Polo Ohio State Polo League Frank Fohnr

Good Prices For Wool June 12 Market Report

Loblard raised his price last Tuesday under careful supervision of Cigarles Lowe. Lorena Bros. ace buying wool as Wm. Klein and Philip Fender return from the south report hard work and boarding. Fred Hothem at $8 baling, Ray at $6 and $6.60 per ton. Jest tall paid $11 and $12 per ton. Wool prices down a third from last year, hay also cheaper, promising for farmers. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gchamaker hosted a lively gathering.

Sli Wim. Loblard Lowe Lorena Bros. Ace Wm. Klein Philip Fender South Fred Hothem Baling Ray J. J

Sunday Socials and Local Health Note

Sunday notices report improvement among several residents including Mr and Mrs Jacob Bretz Mr and Mrs Albert Ames Mr and Mrs John Els and Miss Zimmer man Miss Florence Crile and Mrs Chas Thomas Judge Benfer visited from Canal Dover to buy cattle A health advisory touts DeWitt s Kidney and Bladder Pills citing kidney and bladder symptoms and urging use with endorsements from B Anderson Coshocton and C M Ferguson Roacoe

Jacob Bretzins Albert Ames John Els Zimmerman Florence Crile Chas. Thomas Judge Benfer Canal Dover

Judicial Committee Named At Mt Vernon Convention

At the Mt Vernon judicial convention the committee members were listed by jurisdiction including Ashland C P Windigler Coshocton I C gadains secretary Delaware J M Wickham Fairfield J W Deffenbateh Holmes C Pomerene Knox Columbus Ewalt Licking K M P Brister Morow H H Harlan Muskingum C A Maxwell Pery J B E Powell Richland J G Cummings Stark D W Diet Tuscarawas J G Patrick Wayne J G Carlin.

Mt. Vernon Ollowa Ashland C. P. Windigler Coshocton I. C. Gadains Ielaware J. M. Wickham Fairfield J. W Deffenbateh Aolmes C. Pomerene Knox Columbus Ewalt Licking K. M K. M. P. Brister. Morow—H. H. Harlan, Muskingum—C. A. Maxwell, Pery J. BE. Powell Richland J. G. Cummings Stark D. W. Diet Tuscarawas J. G. Patrick Wayne J. G. Carlin

Isleta News Items Run of Town Notes and Visits

Laleta June 123 Howard Miller and daughter of Dennison called on friends here this week. Joan Smith broke an arm Tuesday after falling from a ladder. James Orran Elmer Wolfe and wives were in Coshocton for trial work. John Stewart and wife visited Otsego over weekend to see Mrs Stewarts parents. Gernon Simmons and wife went to Otsego to visit her parents Robert Brannen and family. Mrs Gernon Simmons was in New Comestown on business. Funeral of Corry Atkinson held with large attendance. Smith Brown working Marlatus Run with John Cristott. Advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills.

Robert Brannén Gernon Simmons Newcmestown Corry Atkinson Pepin Smith Brown Marlatus Run John Cristott

Alleged Drafters Acquitted in Pa Trial

Marriewery Pennsylvania June 13 verdict returns not guilty for the accused in a case tied to a draft controversy. Details remain sparse as the jury absolves the defendants.

Marriewery

Kodol Digestive Aid Claims Superior Digestion

An advertisement extols Kodol as a perfect digester equal to healthy stomach function. It argues pepsin alone cannot digest all foods and that Kodol supports digestion of proteins fats starches and other nutrients in liquid form. The copy promises instant relief for weak stomachs and offers a money back guarantee on the $1 bottle with an E. C. DeWitt claim.

E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago

Real Estate Transfers Listed For Ohio Townships

Public recorder records show multiple transfers including Fred Smith taking lot 15 in Boulevards with 280 dollars. Margaret Teatherow sells 10 acres in Clark township for 240.06 dollars, and Salomon Hawn sells 6 acres in Clark township for 300 dollars. Other deeds include 69.28 acres in Clark township to Francis M. Caa ney for 1800 dollars and various Coshocton properties.

People’s Bank Fred Smith Margaret Teatherow Cerlinta Mullet Clark Township Salomon Hawn Salomon Mullett Jobo ‘Shellborn Francis ML. Caaney E. O. Selby Selby Estate Co Lota Coshocton J. W. Cassingham O. L Samuel A. Geese David Garber Adams Township New Moscow Geo. A. Bucklew Wm. Lowe Mary Culiaon Riley New Castle Township Lewis Tipple Martha Noland Q. C Pike Township Sadie N. Workman Taylor Humphrey Tiverton Township Ella Overholt Hugo Carnahan Coshoeton M. Bible

Voorhees Endorsed by Newark Paper in Fifth District Race

The Newark Advocate endorses Judge R. M. Voorhees for Circuit judge in the Fifth Judicial District. It lauds his Civil War service, forty years at the bar, prior term as circuit judge, and known legal clarity. It notes opposition from Judge John David Jones and cites Voorhees’s extensive practice and respected opinions.

Newark R. M. Voorhees Fifth Judicial District Mt. Vernon Coshocton John David Jones Licking County Oher Junge Voorhees Cnlt Voorhees Circuit Court Judge Voorhees Bich

Oak Grove notes and June lawn fete planned

Mrs G C Hains spent last week with relatives in the county. Henry Huprich raised a fine barn with Will Sanerbrey and Nelson Murphey as carpenters. Wheat looks better than last year. Mrs John Stinger and RB Stinger visited the Maurer home in Canal Dover. Oak Grove Democrats held a busy day and a talarial fever illness affects many children and young people. Oak Grove Grange plans a lawn fete on the schoolhouse lawn Saturday evening June 20 with all invited.

Oak Grove Dime Ly G. C. Hains Re Ives Henry Huprich Will ‘Sanerbrey Nelson Murphey John Stinger Stinger Geo. Maurer Canal Dover Oak Grove Grange

Fragmented 19th Century Odds and Ends on Politics and News

A garbled column notes Ross Cox congratulating Cincinnati probe leaders for inaction, predicts November voting outcomes, and mockingly surveys figures from Roosevelt to Taft. It mocks Prohibition, praises or derides leaders, and mentions a reef commission and assorted oddities with scattered names and places.

Ross Cox Cincinnati

Learned editor dying in Washington recall echoes of career

The piece remembers Sylvanus, longtime editorial writer for the Craeley Hath Recyiver and later The Times, noting his career across newspapers including the Ohio Statesman and New York World. It mentions his Washington residency, colleagues like Colonel Johnson, and his influence on postwar editorial writing.

Columbus Dime Ao Sylvanus Hf Joo Ovedainen Catamibus Pat Craelny Ohio Statesman Tae New York Dbs Art Tittes

Aged persons die in Clark township and Coshocton area

Mrs Susan Read of Clark township dies at home. She leaves a daughter and three sons. A son George Shafer of Newromerytown dies after a four months illness with apoplexy. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter, his father, three sisters and three brothers including Benjamin Shafer of this city. Coshocton newspapers debate business interests and paid notices for church or society ads as a standard practice.

Susan Read Susan Reed Clark Township George Shafer Newromerytown Benjamin Shafer City

Warsaw June visitors and local events noted

Warsaw sketches show Mr and Mia C Walker and family visiting near Frazevahiry Chillien. John Noland hosted Wednesday exercises at Lift WH. Mrs Lon Jones and Velma Thompson visit relatives while T Paugherty and Mark Gallton attend a local commencement.

Warsaw Mia C. C. Walker John Noland Frazevahiry Chillien Treme Wiss Bota M. Sharpless Peti Matiasa Thompson Lon Jones West Weelferd Sanday Hinge Sy Velma Thompson Mra T. Paugherty Couperdate Mark Gallton

Fire horse dead in Adamsville town

A fire department horse operated by the Adamsville unit died yesterday afternoon after four hours of illness linked to intestinal trouble. The department paid 2600 for the animal a year ago and had insured 1900 on it. The horse was owned by George Crawford of Newark.

Adamaville Adanmaville George Crawford Newark Wis

Rose bug spreads damage across orchards and vines

The rose bug is described as a hump backed greenish insect about a wheat kernel in size attacking roses and other crops including grapes, cherries, and apples. Reports from four county residents note infestations and accidental spread by wind, with several named locals as witnesses and a wedding listed among community notes.

DL Schott

Verne Rivers Gripped By Peculiar Nervous Illness

Columbus dispatch reports Verne Rivers, a convict at the penitentiary, seized by violent nervous afflictions baffling doctors. Attacks began Thursday night, with cries and painful shocks. doctors suspect nephritic or nervous causes. River’s condition fluctuates, with multiple physicians offering theories while Rivers fears the episodes originate in limb pain and extremity torment. Catholic chaplain Father Kelly plans to summon Columbus medical experts to examine him.

Urother Saul Dr. Garrett Rivera Father Kelly Columbus

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