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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
7
Advertisement promotes a wall mounted flour bin for households capable of holding 50 pounds of flour. The product is pitched as a convenient storage solution to simplify baking and flour handling for housewives.
Fragmented text from a display ad or notice shows garbled phrases about garments and payments. The legible parts reference fashion items and potential pricing or ordering notes but lack complete names or details to identify a full event or entity. The overall content appears as a jumbled catalog snippet with no clear date or recipient.
A reader claims Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee outpaces all other packaged coffees in the United States by volume used by millions. She notes top hotels and restaurants failed to rival ARIOSA in quality while highlighting its lower cost and broad appeal across Americans.
Community items list weddings church meetings and family visits from Bakersville Henersville Tow and surrounding areas. Names include Mary Lower Joe Lecoh Mie Walton Stonebrook Dame Saree Richard Reiss Mother Gray and others with events such as funerals weddings transfers and visits noted along with ad hoc medical cures and products.
Items note visits of Miss Vale Gahan from Newarl and Miss Vinile Spedding in Coshocton with relatives in Millersburg and Oak Grove. Anton Morrow returns home from a trip. school term and church events referenced. miscellaneous local names and social notes appear with limited clear events.
A fragmented OCR item lists names and roles around miners organization and local officials. It references various individuals such as Mrs Hos Vint, Mr Wither, and Mis Sarak, along with possible electoral or committee terms and regional ties. The text is garbled but centers on community leadership and reorganization.
Fragmented report mentions Oak Grove and nearby locales with a Thursday meeting and various names and families. Includes references to Mer daughter Manrey Dover Path, Bellale, Lafervette, McPiaird family, and Robt Notiha Siihiy. Contains scattered details about attendees, home events, and community happenings with no clear single outcome.
A chaotic scene dominated by a telegraphers' strike with visitors from Warsaw and Knox County, arrests reported, and town officials struggling to maintain order. The episode centers on labor action affecting local services and the response by authorities amid public attention.
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