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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

4

Southland's Negro Problem Discussed at W Lafayette

The article surveys race in America, arguing that the race question endures after slavery and must be solved by improving education, personal character, and self-reliance. It presents a pro white supremacy stance, citing crime rates and urges white leadership to avoid external interference while blacks improve themselves.

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Great Day of Sport at Walhonding River near White

A June fishing event by Yo Bine Hole Fishing Club at White Wortai's Rock drew a lively crowd. Men fished with vim, prizes went to Mr Hay for first and Mr Gosser followed. Speech by J P Forbes praised Mr Hay while presenting a vase. Dr Wing's New Discovery touted as helping digestion amid general merriment and local sponsors listed.

Yo Bine Hole White Wortai Chirence Flay William Gusset J. P. Forbes Mr. Hay Mr. Gosser

Conesville and Area Guests Visit Columbus and Relatives

Residents and visitors from Conesville Copesville and nearby towns travel to Columbus to visit relatives and attend events. Names include Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Merquand, Alex McDormild, David Davis and family, Tracel, Ray Merchant, Mrs. Joan Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cornell, Merc Henry Bier and Helen Dayton, and Mrs. Henry Bryant. Mentioned travel to Mansfield Montheylvania Zunenyville and Delaware for commencements and visits. An advertisement promotes Foot-Base sanitary products from Le Roy New York with sample offers.

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Miles Anti-Pain Pills Advertises Quick Headache Relief

A patient testimonial from Louise Lewellyn of Powell South Dakota endorses Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rapid headache relief. The ad notes nationwide availability through 45000 druggists, a 25 dose package priced at 25 cents, and a money back guarantee on the first package if no benefit is seen. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

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West Lafayette Wedding Solemnized at Noon

Miss Ina Black of West Lafayette and William A. Coone of Mansfield were married at West Lafayette Methodist Church. The ceremony featured the bride’s class colors, with Virgil Black and Miss Crowe as attendants. Relatives and friends attended a wedding dinner at the bride’s home. the couple planned a short visit to the groom’s relatives after the ceremony.

West Lafayette Ina Black Willian’ A. ‘Coone Mansfield West Lafayette Methodist Protestant Church West Lafayette College Stev. Black Dillonvale Miss Black Miss Crowe Crowe AoMys Buck Af Virgil Pach Viles Crowe Bellaire Elinite Teday Fa Tavely Howe

Twenty Year Health Sentence Reported Incomprehensible Text

Fragmentary OCR mentions a twenty year health sentence and names locations in Ravaville New York Coshocton Roscoe. It references Bucklen's Avulea Salve as a remedy for sores boils wounds and claims quick healing. Advertises C E Anders on Coshocton and C M Ferguson Roscoe drag stores.

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New Mercantile Law and Local Marriages

Mercantile law now requires traders to file notices with the county recorder at least seven days before transferring or paying for merchandise when debts remain. Married Wednesday evening, TaRoy Van Danen and Laura Margaret Smith were wed at the home on Main Street, Lafayette, with many friends offering congratulations. In Pittsburg, William J. Axeropd of Dresden, Ohio, and Laura M. Taylor of Philadelphia, PA, were married this Wednesday.

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Campaign by the People urged to back Ohio amendments

The Ohio State Board of Commerce launches The People’s Campaign to secure adoption of three constitutional amendments on the November ballot. It outlines the plan with county and township committees, enrollment of electors as associates, a dedicated campaign fund, and a push for nonpartisan tax reform to ensure fair, well considered taxation laws benefiting all Ohioans.

State Board of Commerce Ohio General Assembly United States Joseph B Foraker Charles Dick Alen Lave Tax Commission Harris Andrew TL. Horris Ohio State Grange Ohio State Board of Commerce Peoples Campaign Inch Oia Alate Uhin Matay State of Obie Honda Ojo Ste of Ohio Geat

Marriage tragedy shocks city as couple slain at church home

Leo Schivich and Misa Rose Rust were murdered Wednesday evening at Rev. Hamilton's home at the Presbyterian church. The ceremony had occurred at eight o'clock earlier. Both young residents had wide circles of friends sending tributes and consolations.

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Proposed Ohio constitutional amendments and joint resolutions

A fragmented scanned page outlines multiple proposed amendments to Ohio constitutional sections and related joint resolutions. It includes changes to article sections, election timing, governor's veto power, and tax exemptions. Names: A. Thompson, James McWilliam, Carmi A. Thompson. Places: Ohio. Dates: March 1906, 1908. Contains procedural text for presenting amendments to voters and legislative procedures.

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