Democratic Ticket And State Observations Mixed In
A scrambled excerpt shows a Democratic ticket list headed by WM A Ashbrook of Licking Center for Congress and names for common pleas judge and county offices. The text then blends political notes, tariff debates, railroad dating, and editorials with references to figures like Governor Pattison and President Roosevelt, plus stray remarks on morals and party strategies.
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Governor Pattison Dies and National Reflections Rise
The passing of Governor Pattison causes deep sorrow across the state and nation. The late leader is praised for integrity and accessibility, with successors debated as General Harris is named the Republican choice to finish Pattison's term and guide state affairs.
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Appointment notices mention Quarles Pritchard and Boyd to bench
A fragment notes the appointment of ex-Senator Joseph Quarles from Wisconsin, ex-Senator Pritchard from North Carolina, and Jones B. Boyd of North Carolina to federal bench positions, as part of a broader corporate and trust attorney context.
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North Carolyn
Incentive of Kansas Farmer to Secure Help During Harvest
Topeka Kansas reports a strong appeal to recruit men for harvest work. At least 4500 additional workers are needed as railroads are blamed for labor shortages. Farmers lure laborers with promises of meals and transportation, while rail lines say they need workers for own operations. Military and regional efforts to attract harvest labor are described with scattered examples from Santa Fe routes and Halstead. Numerous effort to entice workers appear in the field.
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A Newsy Letter From Oak Grove
Oak Grove June 19. Not organization can five long on its past. There must be something doing now, something to be accomplished in the future for real life and growth. The Grange is only at the beginning of its career of usefulness. Keep this fact before your neighbors. Miss Schmidt of Winesburg was thel
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Window Screens Offer Inexpensive Hand Wood Fly Proof Installs
Local ad touts finished winglow iscreens dust reseived a large shipment of hand wood window screens. Fits most windows from 21 1 2 to 27 inches. Prices 1c, zie, 24e each with a claimed 25 percent saving on purchases.
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Candw A big assortment of the finest
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Miscellaneous Goods At Rock Bottom Prices
A crowded list of discount household items and sewing goods with prices. Items include sealing wax, Mason’s bath products, glass cans, soap, straw baskets, tees, wrappers, linen and embroidery, men’s denim overalls, lawn mowers, sponges, chambers, bath items, caps, tin plates, and more. Prices range from 10 cents to several dollars.
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Local social notes mention visitors and gatherings
Clyde Henderson visits relatives in Pittsburg while John Hoobler and family from Baltic spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Nelson Murphey. Local youths attended rail games at Riverside park. Mrs Ged Maurer of Canal Dover visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Stinger. Mr and Mrs Geo Wyler hosted about twenty friends for a strawberry and ice cream luncheon.
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Clyde Henderson Ia
Pittsburg
John Hoobler
Baltic
Nelson Murphey
Riverside Park
Ged. Maurer
Canal Dover
John Stinger
Geo. Wyler
Jefferson township commencement program announced
The Jefferson township commencement takes place at the Chapel on June 28 with music, recitations by Melvina Elder James Harrah Goldie Snow Fred Wick Wagner Ward Coffman and others, plus an address by Rev. Manning Bendetson and Rev. Baker. Local social notes follow including visits and upcoming Children’s Day services. A farm for sale eight decades? (sic) eighty acres with timber grass good outbuildings near Coshocton is offered by Cantwell shoe store and Prof. McDonald Roscoe. Roosevelt nominee John R. McElroy named postmaster of Newcomerstown and long-time Newcomerstown physician and druggist serves on the city school board.
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Melvina Elder
James Harrah
Washington
Goldie Snow
Fredwick Wagner
Ward Coffman
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Cantwell Shoe Store
Coshocton
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Daily Market Report for Chicago Livestock and Grain Prices
Market notes show mixed cattle and sheep quotes across regions with bids for common to prime grades. Reports mention cows, heifers, stockers, wethers, ewes, lambs and hogs with values around 2 to 8 dollars, plus grain and flour prices for wheat corn and rye and brief port and shipping references in New York and Cleveland areas.
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Bargain Specials from a Vintage Market Sale
A list of assorted discount items including seersuckers at 5¢ per lot, embroidered white hand bags at 25¢, white linen parasols at 5¢ to 25¢, Japanese silk fans, India linens at 25% off, and white goods priced at 1¢ to 15¢. Highlights include a 36 inch guaranteed black tafeta silk offered at 89a.
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Governor Pattison Death Funeral Details
The report describes illness from uraemia leading to Pattison's death after gradual decline. It notes his mind remained clear except during peak symptoms and cites a funeral conducted by Bishops Cranston Spellmyer and Rev LeSourd with military honors from the First Regiment Ohio National Guard of Cincinnati.
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State officials discuss Pattison death and Cleveland events
State officials in Columbus react to the death of Governor Pattison. Governor Harris plans limited actions until obsequies, while Secretary Houck recalls Pattison’s optimism and efforts._updates include committee appointments, funeral arrangements, and local business concerns in Milford and Columbus.
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