Ashbrooks mark fifty six wedding anniversary
Johnstown notices celebrate Mr and Mrs William Ashbrook on their fifty sixth wedding anniversary. William, born on a farm, has spent his life there and is the father of congressman William A Ashbrook. The couple has five living children and one deceased. The event drew many friends who congratulated the couple.
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Mrs. WM. Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ated
Willam Ashbrook
William A. Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Mr. Ashbrook
Meat Ashlink
Pratt
M. P. Ash, Srops
Granville
Abble A. Guner
Labsing
Mich
B. A. Achiwood
Aura Moore
Vataskula
Washineton
Bamdav
Leasnap Lower
Simon Welling
Conrad Far
Ohio Editorial Association Meets in Zanesville
Three Buckeye editorial groups convened in Zanesville for a joint meeting. Attendees from Ohio Editorial Association Heck jing and Ohio Valley Press Associations heard talks on postal service impacts on newspapers and business organization. Edward Ayres gave welcome, Samuel Kuesthardt responded, and W A Asabrook attended. Teo Fisher was lauded as a leading newspaper figure. The group formed a committee to merge the associations into one.
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Buckeye
Ec 1
Zanervile
Ohio Editorial Association
Heck Jing
Ohio Valley Press Associations
Homn
Edward Ayres
Zanesville
Postofites
McCoy
Shes Company
Coshocton
Flood Crest Near historic high stage hits Coshocton
Flood waters on the three rivers at Coshocton neared the 1898 crest, with the Walhending causing swift currents and widespread damage. Reports say the Wallondins valley suffered the largest losses, mills and riverbanks damaged, and several firm facilities along the rivers washed away or undermined.
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Coshocton
New Tucaday
Lewisville
Wallondins
Aso
Farmers Favor Direct Legislation Bill Amid Messaging Doubts
Opponents claim farmers are not unanimous on the initiative and referendum measure. Letters from farmers urging opposition or changes circulated to lawmakers, linked to a well known figure Mary E B Lee. Grange resolutions urge a constitutional amendment for referenda on a 0 per cent basis and for initiative limits, while leaders caution about party propaganda and legislative stance.
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Graavier
Mary EB
Lettter
State Board of Conqueres
Uhreeoporate
Abe
Herbert S. Bilbclaw
Secrebary
Ohio
Ganz
Dysis
Was it a lion or a lamb the first day of April
The item ponders if April 1 was lion like or lamb like with weather talk among readers. It notes the day brought only limited showers and, while March winds often blustered, asks whether the month’s first day should be calm or stormy.
Walhonding Society News from March Meeting
The Walhonding gathering reports attendees including women from Jackson city and Londenville, with illnesses noted and winter travels to California. Mr and Mrs F Van Kennel of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs PB Fox. Local discussion centers on payments and possible private ventures as the meeting adjourns.
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Walhonding
Abraham Miser
Jackson
Oky City
Lewis
Londenville
Unaatare
O. H. Meccea
California
F. van Kennel
Chicago
J. Fox
Dimy Month With By Few Voadees For Omrky Sprivg
Fragmentary text notes a present month with weaker abortive conditions and a few voadees affecting ae omrky sprivg. Names, places, and clear actions are not readable.
Meat display inspection to clean up market area
Mo Avhetich says health officials will inspect meats displayed at the market on Monday to enforce sanitary rules. Any person tampering with food will be arrested and punished. Officials will remove trash and curb disease risks. residents urged to cooperate to keep the city clean and healthy.
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Lus Dutua
Paity
Ain
Jacob Houser A Willow Brook Farmer Laid To Rest
Jacob Houser, a Willow Brook farmer, died at his son Adolphus’s home one mile north of Willow Brook Mind. He passed away at about 7 in the morning after a long illness tied to old age. The deceased had lived in Pennsylvania before moving to this county many years ago.
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Jacob Diomser
Adolphus
Willow Brook
Pennsylvania
Unclear OCR fragment on local events and people
Fragmentary text references Tarrah Burgess Stulth and Grussbawgh with scattered names such as Albert Haymanowh Vine and Rabun. Mentions days Saturday Sunday Monday and a need for assistance after a serious accident, but details are obscured and unconfirmable.
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Tarrah
Burgess Stulth
Goa
Albert Haymanowh
Woo
Winatow Asain
Bhick Smith
Rabun
Corn Growers Meet Here Saturday
The corn growers society plans its second meeting in the county at the Tbry building. Members include dairy farmers and other local growers. The group aims to discuss plans for improving corn production and cooperative efforts to market produce.
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Tha Coshoeum Coats Coen Growers
Oatetoek
Teadiary Darmers
Traeligeed
Mas Kirker Dies at Kansas Home
In Pilontown Kansas William He Bricker received a bad message last Tuesday as the result of removal of culh stones. He leaves a devoted wife and six children. The family came here twenty one years ago and will be remembered by old residents.
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Ales
William He Bricker
Pilontown
Kansas
Christum Meather
Neal
Yeggm en Bow Postoffice and Deaths Mark Millcreek News
Two yeggs robbed Millersport postoffice and a hardware store safe at Millcreek, blowing a safe with nitro glycerine and escaping with 55 dollars cash and 384 dollars in stamps. Observed to have rode in on a Toledo and Ohio Central train. Also reports multiple local obituaries and death notices from Crawford and neighboring townships, detailing family histories and funeral arrangements.
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Millersport
Postoffice
Haber
Toledo and
Ohio Central
Stttler Bros
Mike Fry 18 Out On Bond
Mike Fry, 18, was arrested for perjury and jailed in the county jail. On Saturday Joe Riker and Grant Cross signed to bond him out for $600, and he was released after their signatures were posted.
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Will
Mike Fry Atain
Joe Riker
Grant Cross
Feir
Coe
labor meeting remarks on Roosevelt and defection claim
Haywood remarks at a Seidistre labor meeting claim Jared William D Tarvword secretary of the Western Federation of Voners alleges a backstabbing act by Roosevelt. He says Roosevelt’s letter shamed the group and asserts the incident shows a brave but troubled response to political pressure.
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Jared
Wiliam D. Tarvword
Sec Crary
Western Federation of
Voners
Roosevelt
Orsen
Tian
Farm Hands Get $20 Per Month
Farmers hire their hands for the year paying about twenty dollars per month. A baby boy was born to Mr Hahn. Dr. Mizer of Indiana visits relatives here after a death in his family. Isaac Holt, aged sixty four, dies leaving a wife and four sons. William Holt, early settler in Thverton township, noted as the first citizen to settle there. Four of our boys, Clayton Borden, referenced in local notes.
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Piverton
Cosnacton
Hahn
Dack Mizer
Indiana
Lewis
Spring Mountain
Isaac Holt
Toms
Wils
Jeaae Holt Waas
Thverton Township
Car Toys
Clayton Borden
West Lafayette News Briefs and Local Events
Truncated local notes report a Saturday afternoon meeting of trustees and a future school board gathering next Saturday. The Apollo Quartette performed in town hall that evening, with a large crowd. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Shae. Melena Ferguson visited Columba. Thomas West plans to move to Oklahoma. A public sale is announced for March 12. Fragments mention Clack Severn and guests from Kent Ohio and Caesburtos. Protracted meeting concluded Sunday evening.
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Apollo Quartette
Town Hall
Jonn Shae
Uolena Ferguson
Columba
Thomas West
Mer
West
Oklahoma
Clack Severn
Sanday
Kent
Ohio
Caesburtos
Trustees Recall For Inquiry At Hautes At Te
Police and local officials respond after an alleged assault in Wwe Ethillion involving medical staff. Superintendent and Matron Nugent return from California to aid investigation. Witnesses and village residents provide statements as Friday inquiry continues with expected Monday verdict.
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Canal Dover
Nugent
Uhid Ois Nome
Sutraha
Comeibot
Ford Wade
Isleta News Items Mixed Local Short Notes
Local readers report visits and family notes. Susan Simmons of Otxego visited John Wensel and wife, Max, Sunday. Walter Howard, ill with pneumonia, received support from Walter Vennel family in White Eyes. A New York bank clerk case notes an inquest not needed after improper claims.
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Walter Howard
John Reahing
Ann Albert
Phimfield
Martin Farm
New York
Memorial and Entertainment at Green Valley School House
A memorial and entertainment program will be given at Green Valley School House two miles east of Tayland on Friday evening March 6 at 7 30. Readings by ages 12 and 14 years. Addrenn Mra Narvey Watson of 344 North Ninth Street. A Chicago preacher comments on cooking and marriage.
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Green Valley
Tayland
Addrenn
Narvey Watson
North Ninth Street
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Probate Matters
George H. Anderson
Jacob Houser
Mas
Kirker
Yeggmen
Millcreek
Baller
Cha.ch
Newderford
Rov. Laren
New Hedford
Vechter
Walnut Creek
Vailey Fankel
Crawford Township
Sankel
API
Jogepl
Karence Lower
Mike Fry
BOND
Haywood
West Lafayette News
Sec
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Nugent Canal
Dover Children’s Home
Inquisitor
Isleta
Calvin Bavith
Jenny Stew
Cal
Cor
Brendel Bros
Tee Farmers Free Exchange
Lils Department
OH Salm
Alka
Nale
K. C. Lawrence
Linton
Placen
Farma
J. W. Rauld
RB. R. D
Nelle
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