Seventeenth District Democrats Top List Of Political Plums
The article praises Governor Pattison era patronage in the 17th district including Coshocton county. It notes F E Pomerene of Coshocton was named to the Ohio State University Board of Trustees and later Edward Crayton to the Ohio Penitentiary Board of Directors, with J A McDowell eyed for Lima asylum plans and Price Russell named Otto Penitentiary warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Coshocton County
F. E. Pomerene
Coshocton
Ohio State ‘University
State Senate
General Assembly
Edward Crayton
Licking County
Ohio Penitentiary
J. A. McDowell
Holmes County
Lima
Price Russell
Wayne
Otto
Merene
Herrick
Ohio State University
Senate
Patterson Commencement Held at Spring Mountain
The M E church at Spring Mountain hosted the Patterson commencement for Monroe township pupils. Graduates were Verne Williamson Margaret Fisher Lena Fisher and recitals featured Floyd Fisher Wilkie Ainspaugh Gail Ulman and others with Valedictory by Verne Williamson and remarks by Prof. W H Everhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Spring Mountain
Patterson
Monroe Township
Verne Williamson
Margaret Fisher
Lena Fisher
Clara Cooper
W. R. Walker
Floyd Fisher
Amber Marksey
Rev Sam Jones Addresses Henderson Chautauqua on Character
Five thousand listeners in Henderson Kentucky hear Rev Sam Jones discuss character praising Roosevelt and Bryan as men of strong will. He predicts Bryan will soon succeed Roosevelt and urges clean living and energetic thought. Local notes list community moves and visits, with brief mentions of harvest help and farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Sam Jones
Henderson Chautauqua
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Duval Law Forces Districts to Set Teacher Minimum
State officials debate the Duval law setting a $40 monthly minimum for teachers. Some boards grant raises, others delay until state funds are provided. Jones says parts can be enforced without state appropriation. local taxes must cover 75 percent of the salary bill. A five year local levy may be approved. The plan may require the poorest paid teachers to receive the minimum, uniform for all, using a horizontal payroll if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Duval
Jones
New Principal Everett Preston Elected At Warsaw Grammar School
Everett Preston was elected Saturday night as principal of the Warsaw grammar department for the coming year. A Cosh oecton high school graduate, class of 1905, he previously taught at Plainfield and now takes the helm at the Warsaw school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Preston
Warsaw
Eir
Mec
Preston
Coshoecton
Plainfield
Dedication and church activities in Conesville area
The Conesville M. E. church holds its last quarterly meeting June 30 at 2 30 pm and July 1 at 10 am with Rev J Frank Smith presiding. Akers plans to dedicate New Moscow church in 2 3 weeks. about 1600 spent. Miss Helen Akers of Wilmore Ky to teach this summer. she will graduate next year from Asbury College in multiple departments. Dr Thomas Vanbty of Gambier M and E to preach June 24 after pulpit exchange with Conesville pastor. Several locals mentioned in visits and revivals. Miner and ballgame notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville M. E
J. Frank Smith
Mt. Vernon
Akers
New Moscow
Helen Akers
Wilmore
Asbury College
Thomas Vanbty
Gambier M
Wil
Cynesville
Fannie Heck
Hazel Davis
Joseph Bowley
Eck Hel
Mary Koonts
Jobn Phillips
Pittsburg
L. R. Akers
C. M. Morris
New Castle
Conesville
Coshoct
P. J. Emig
Wm. McCullough
Coshocton
John Heck
Conesville Road
Patterson commencement praised in M B church services
Spring Mountain June 19 report notes a successful Patterson commencement in the M B church with Prof. Everhart of Warsaw delivering a plainspoken address. It covers local residents visits, obituary for Jacob Stull of Big Run, gospel tent meetings, and community tidbits from Killbuck and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Mountain
Patterson
M. B
Everhart
Warsaw
Ella
Milla Burch
Newark
H. W. B. Barnes
Piqua
Burch
Mrs. Barnes
Paul
Ralph Hagelbarger
Arton
Louisa Hagelbarger
Harry Bickle
Coshocton
Lyna Bickle
Jacob Stull
Big Run
Big Run M. P
Rev
O'bfara
Millersburg
Ruy
Francis Secher
Millers
Mig
Jnn
Krownappls
Bertha Raese
Adidle Weigand
Beanmont
Stricker
Walthending
Molly
Strickers
Rufus
Misa Nettle
Mies Lily Perdy
Killbwek
Local notes on visits and injuries and a professor's success definition
A fragmentary notice describes a Killback home visit by Mrs Vat, a board meeting with teachers Joseph Haverick Nellie Carr and others, and mentions Daniel Carnes from Linton township who broke his arm near Plainfield. It ends with Prof John B D DeMolie’s four part definition of success focusing on sacrifice of caprice, leisure, dissipation, and sham for sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killback
Vat
Bdaeanen
Thas
Joseph Haverick
Trover Speekman
Nellie Carr
Iya Siew
Beulah Rahn
Charles ( Dusenberry
Daniel Carnes
Linton Township
Plainfield
Á& Fos
Carnes
Ab. Carnes
John BD. DeMolie
Bridge Bids Sought for Cooshton County Span Projects
Cooshton county Commissioners invite sealed bids by 1 pm June 22 1906 for the superstructure of three bridges at Layland Clark township Fresno White Ees township and Bloomfield Clark township. Bids must include full dimensions and shop plans with certified $200 bid guarantee and comply with Cooper specifications. The county may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coococton County
Layland
Clark Township
Fresno
White Eses
Bloomfield
Hiromfield
Coopers
Ohio
Jocal Bank
Casnoeton County
Coshorton County
Haid
Cook Randlies
Notice of Probate Court Accounts Hearing in Coshocton County
In Ohio Coshocton County the Probate Court announces accounts and vouchers filed by administrators and guardians for deceased and minor guardianships. A hearing is set for July 6, 1906, at which time exceptions may be filed and the accounts heard as designated by Judge Rugse li Donley and W21-28-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Coshocton County
Towlt
Seth McCleary
Thomas Shannon
Emanuel Shaeffer
Sarah Lockard
Benjamn Cor
Walter C. Young
Mores Chaney
Benjamin Banka
Madeline
John Martter
Rugseli. L
Donley
Hoofs and Pasterns in Correct Horse Foot Alignment
The text explains horse hoof and pastern alignment, describing base wide and base narrow positions and how to judge proper mutual resudlo using the magibary line. It notes foot axis direction in various standing positions and emphasizes even weight distribution across four limbs for correct limb alignment.
Hoof anatomy and farm advice from Breeder's Gazette excerpt
The text describes hoof shapes and motion for horses including the Inper and Biase Wire Position, noting weight distribution and toe angle. It discusses wide and narrow hoofed horses, outer wall curvature, and how movement affects breakover. It also includes farm guidance on crops, dairy, and hog production from Breeder's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodkins
von B
Meeting of Western Standing Committee of the Potters
An account of the Western Standing Committee of Potters convening on the first Monday in July. Homer Owens was introduced as the new committee usher, with remarks on recent decisions and future meetings planned for September and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Potters
Ratioice
Hnar
Homer Owens
Cominihee
Labor unrest and labor law tensions across cities
Mayor Dahlman of Omaha learns of a Newsboys club funeral note and protests over non union Painters at a station. Newark seeks 82 weekly wage rise while Cleveland workers seek summer half holidays. Bridge trust and Electors’ association fund to counter unions. Templeton a strikebreaker from Cleveland jailed after assaulting a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlman
Omaha
Net
Newsboys' Club
Cleveland
Patrohiaien
Newark
Noot
Horseshoers
Matt
Bridge Trust
Electors’ Association
Templeton
Standard Sewing Machine Company
How to Score the Fielders Choice in a Baseball Play
A historical note explains fielders choice scoring rules. It discusses batter safety, base reached without error, and when a play should be charged as a fielders choice or an error. The piece emphasizes that a fielder’s choice does not count as an error if the baserunner is put out or safe by the defensive play.
Buckeyes irnesvile Bararosville bond case and local notices
The county commissioners approve bonds to Bamrecht Bros Co of Cleveland at par with accrued interest to delivery date. Auditor Dye charges Olivente club $468.83 in taxes and penalties. Judge Kennedy grants a temporary injunction against treasurer CC A Aracy. Attorneys Ivers & Danford for the club. Also notes on Mrs Eliza Poulson, burned at Beallsville, undergoing surgery including leg and toe amputations. Includes a humorous exchange about $600 savings from a wife and winter haircut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woorlsfield
Commie
Awandel
Bamrecht Bros. & Co
Cleveland
Wootfield
Eliza Poulson
Beallsville
Korner, Filton, Norris and Reed
Gentian Brandy and Mountain Folk Traditions
The passage notes gentian brandy called the elixir of Mfe valued by mountain folk. It recalls a time when abundant gentians allowed root diggers to earn good income but that era has passed, leaving a quieter livelihood.
Lovesh self and kittens in the New Geneva note
The scene recalls playful chatter about love and a visitor. Philip fetches new kittens to show, while a mother laments a hensly shout about Dion. Jeromhe reassures that the kittens are carried carefully by the stems in New Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Dion
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Jacob Feller
Lee Croft
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Flossie Ely
New Bedford
Lloyd Rinner
Christ Stingel
White Eyes
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Philip Barth
Ben Bowen
M. W. Todd
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Albert Amen
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Duval Law
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W. J. King W Ho
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Lutheran Church
Rocky Mountain
C. EB. Anderson
Chloe Carter
Verbena Washington
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Harper
Magda
Dewan
Jacob
Posalte
Willem Dietrich
Cozine
John Noland
Pocock’s Livery Barn
Homer Oyens
Sers
Lares Duaditt
Tee
BEY
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Alon
Ida Ted Eesti Easton
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