Big Horse Sale Nets Over $8,000 at Mid-Winter Sale
John M. Agama hosted a brisk mid winter sale at the fair grounds selling seventy horses in under three hours. The group brought a total of 8661.50 with an average 133.73 and Ed Specht of New Philadelphia paid the top price 282.50 for a horse formerly owned by Dr McClain. Before auction Eckert of New Philadelphia bought six animals for 1290 averaging 215, pushing estimated day total to 9951.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Agama
Fair Grounds
Ed. Specht
New Philadelphia
Dr. McClain
William Smith
Alliance 16
Ernest Eckert
Frank Latham
Freeport
Walhending
Gilbert Kirker
Roscoe
H. Robinson
Fresno
J. Bender
Dundee
H. Dickey
West Lafayette
B. Cochran
If Parrish
A. Hughs
Chas. Huff
Coshocton
J E H. Aronholt
E. H. Eckert
New Agent in Charge of American Express
Thurman H. Liber resigns as Coshocton agent of American Express after two months and returns to Canton. C. J. Vanatta, formerly of Gallon, Ohio, succeeds him and takes charge in Coshocton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express
Thurman H. Liber
Coshocton
American Express Company
Canton
Rail line planned from Lorain to coal regions via Coshocton
Joseph Ramsey announces Lorain Southern Railroad to span Lorain on Lake Erie through Coshocton to the Hocking Valley and Duskingum river region. Contracts for 4000 tons of rails awarded. Lorain to Ashland line to run by July at two million dollars. Potential Pittsburgh to Lake Erie outlet anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ramsey
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Coshocton
Wabash Carry
Ohio Railway
Lorain Southern Railroad
Lorain
Hocking Vallley
Onde River
Ramsey
Lorain and Ashland Railroad
Ashland
Hocking
Ohio
Ashland County
Black Fork
Mohican River
Knox
Duskingum River
Muskingum
Morgan
Athens
Meigs
Pittsburg
Torain
Runaway boys travel 650 miles before return
Two of three missing youths from West Carlisle reappear after a peripatetic week. Otto Mosholder returns home. he and Ed White In rode a car to Nashport then traveled via Columbus Marion Akron Canton Cleveland Toledo and back to Akron before reaching Uhrichsville and Coshocton. Mosholder reports his mother ill with worry and they paid their fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carlisle
Otto Mosholder
Coshocton
Ed. White
Nashport
Columbus
Marion
Erie
Akron
Canton
Cleveland
Toledo
Forest Wintermute
Diamond Rubber Works
Ubrichsville
Pittsburg
Springfield plant of Harvesters Company to be investigated
A Coshocton meeting formed a committee of A. M. Marshal N. Speckman J. W. Nethers S. C. Kistner F. Norman and G. W. Mullen to visit Springfield on March 8 to inspect the Harvesters Company plant books and business methods. The Times urges careful legal guidance for investors and confirms openness if claims prove accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Farmers Cooperative Harvester Machine Company
Springfield
A. M. Marshal
N. Speckman
J. W. Nethers
C. Kistner
Norman
G. W. Mullen
Springfeld
Pant
Iia Organiza
Indigestion Remedy Ad Promoting Ketel Dyspepsia Cure
A vintage ad claims Ketel Dyspepsia Cure stops belching gas and indigestion after meals. It touts improved digestion and tells readers to take a little after eating. Sold by C. B. Anderson and Foley's Honey and Tar listed for coughs and bronchial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Asa
Watesville
C. On. Anderson
Foley
C.K. Anderson
Raids by Amish Lads Spark Holmes County Scandal
Holmes County authorities arrest fourteen Amish lads in Sugar Creek amid claims a full grown man manipulated the group. Mayor Barthelmeh says the ringleader is male and a number of others are under suspicion as the man behind the scheme is sought for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Barthelmeh
Holmes County
Oil and Gas Leases Taken in Clark Township
Leases recorded in Clark township by County Recorder C. M. Bible list Geo. W. Wallace as filer for William Lowe 102 acres M E Foa go W S Elliott 40 John Schneber er 102 Stantom Heid 40 totaling 867 acres. Tracts all located in Clark township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
C. M. Bible
Geo. W. Wallace
William Lowe
M. E. Foa
W. S. Elliott
John Schneber
Stantom Heid
Clark Township
County Finances Report for Capshocton County
The county auditor presents the monthly finances ending February 28 with balances in multiple funds including General 2597.53 Cigarette 15.44 Judicial 9687.25 Infirmary 6493.60 Bridge 8709.40 Children’s Home 9305.97 Soldiers Relief 1258.62 Dog Tax 2590.08 Road 6623.70 State 161268 Institute 77.10. Net total on March 1 equals 359200.62 minus 10650.99 overdraft plus outstanding orders totaling 51895.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capshocton County
Institute
Toll Operator Resigns from Citizens Telephone Office
Miss Mattie McNeill, toll operator at the Citizens Telephone office, has resigned after five years of service. Known for her cheerful disposition, she leaves many friends among the patrons. She will return Saturday to her Spring Mountain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie McNeill
Citizens Telephone Office
Spring Mountain
Pentel Brothers lease store and plan new factory
The Pentel Brothers of Zanesville will occupy the M. J. Blum store room next Monday and open a camfy and ice cream factory on a large scale. They come highly recommended though locally unknown and will relocate M. J. Blum to Mansfeld. Mr Blum will move his wholesale business. he and his wife leave many friends behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentel Brothers
Zanesville
M. J. Blum
R Pentel Bros
Wil
Lum
Mansfeld
Missing Boys Seen Here In Ohio City
Two of three Carlisle boys who disappeared last Sunday were sighted in Coshocton today. They told friends they preferred work to returning home. G W Preston, acquainted with them, is trying to persuade them to come home. The other item notes Mrs. M E Knicely died at home in Adams township Muskingum county of heart trouble aged fifty. She left husband E N Knicely and three children F S of Adamsville Martha May and Eleanor Gertrude Knicely. Surviving siblings listed. Funeral held at Fairview M B church Friday after services at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Adamsville
Martha May
Eleanor Gertrude Knicely
Albert Sprague
Otsego
Anson Sprargie
Coshocton
Minnie Bolen
David Taylor
Cambridge
Mra
Jenken West
Jury View of Hughes Tragedy Site Across Farms and Paths
Witness notes map the Hughes and Dickerson properties, hog lots, springs, beech trees, and paths from the Hughes house through the woods to the spring. They trace the orchard, brook, culverts, fields, fences, and the Doe, Dobson, and Dobson garden areas to locate the crime scene and line of sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Dickerson
Ted Hox
He Hughes
Aprines
Dickearson
Dobson
Sid Woods
Said
Hultding & Loan Association
Theo Ghong
Ruling & Taan Association
Dickerton
Ubix
Theorgh
Dobson House
Landing & Loan Association
Crean
Lebson's Howe
Dobsons
Hue Dobson
Dickersons
Ing Trough
Charley Thomas
Troune
Silay Gugie
Wilt
Eldridge and Higgins Win First Point in Case
The Eldridge and Higgins parties of Coshocton and Columbus announce a first win against the Ohio Whitesale Grocers Association as Attorney General Wade Mills vows a suit in Franklin County Common Pleas to oust the group. A third conference with grocers’ lawyers occurred as evidence of price regulation emerges, with the petition likely moving to the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridgy and Higgins
Coshocton
Columbus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Wade Mills
State of
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Ohio Whitesale Grocers Association
A. Higgins
Ebldridge and Witeetnie Co
Grocers’ Association
Eral Ellin
Virgil P. King
Cleveland
Higgins
Kilne
Common Pleas
State Supreme Court
Notorious Shipp divorce case proceeds in Marietta
The Shipp divorce case in Marietta proceeds with over fifty witnesses examined this week. Dr G R Shipp seeks divorce from his wife Miss Martin Collett formerly of Coshocton. The case drew wide social attention due to the parties involved. Judge Jones will render verdict after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipp
Marletin
G. R. Shipp
Sking
Martin Collett
Coshocton
Marietta
Washington County
Jones
District Convention of Miners To Meet Soon
The coal miners subdistrict of Coshocton Muskingum Guernsey Nobles and Perry counties will meet at Zancaville on Tuesday March 27. Delegates from each local are expected. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. William H Green of Coshocton will retire to lead the state miners. The gathering was moved from March 20 to avoid Indianapolis National Convention duties. The union seeks reinstatement of the old wage scale in talks with operators. Green and William Haskins will travel from Coshocton to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Coshecton
Muskingum
Guernsey
Nobie
Perry County
Zancaville
William H. Green
Coshocton
Cosbocton
Bloomfield Well Yields Gas and Notable Lung Remedy Treated
A deep Bell Bloomfield district well drilled by Pittsburgh interests reaches 2600 feet with 160 quarts of ultra glycerine to be used. District excitement rises as the discovery is linked to deep sand and breath of life lore. A Fort William resident, Ora A Stephens, credits three bottles of Dr King's New Discovery for relief from a two year cough and suspected consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Millersbore
Butler
Smithhiaod
Pittsburg
Mia
Ora A Stephens
Fort Williama
Dr. King
H Anderson
Doeton
Berguson
Rays Cou
Price We
Shen Prial
Spicer Body Recovered From Wakatomika Creek
Charis Spicer identified among remains recovered from Wakatomika Creek near Dresden after a bridge jump during a pursuit. The incident occurred weeks after Spicer faced firearms charges. The paper notes ongoing coverage and mentions local ads and medicine endorsements amid the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicers
Wakatomika Creek
Kakatonika Creek
Dresden
Charis Spicer
Young Spicer
Ferrors
Oacer
Leeann
Appointment of Executor in Ohio Estate Case
Nes appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Ua Anderson, deceased, in Coshocton County, Ohio, with the appointment dated February 14, 1930. The notice states the executor’s authority to administer the estate and to settle with heirs and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Anderson
Nes
Evecutoe
Ua Anderson
Tate
Coshoeton County
Charles Anderson
Appointment of Administrator for the Longhbaugh Estate
Stillinger as Admor announces Longhbaugh deceased of Coshocton County Ohio appoints administrator for the estate. The document dated February 26 1906 names the administrator and confirms qualification under Ohio law.
Administratrix Emeline Reamer Publishes Estate Notice
The undersigned announces appointment as administrator of Hepsy P. Reamer estate in Coshocton County Ohio. Emeline Reamer Administratrix confirms qualification on February 26, 1906 and notes the estate proceedings.
Appointment of Administratrix in Coshocton County
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Joseph RR. Dankworth, deceased, late of Coshocton County, Ohio. Mano Dankworth, Administratrix. February 23, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph RR. Dankworth
Coshocton County
Mano Dankworth
Appointment of Administrator for Mary J. Babcock Estate
Notice announces that an administrator has been appointed and qualified to manage the estate of Mary J. Babcock, deceased, of Workectow County, Ohio. George Sender is named as administrator, with the filing dated March 1908 and a bond of $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Babcock
Workectow County
Ohie
George Sender
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Liber
C. J. Vanatta
Mt. Gilead
Gallon, O
Vanatta
Harvester Company
Tion
Times
Ita
CLARK
Elridge
Ellis
Wholesale Grocers’ Trust
Patty Times
Mornlg
Kennedy
Andersen
Dedin KB
Longbaush
Notler
John 2
Longhbaugh
Stillinger
Menry P. Reamer
Hepsy
P. Reamer
Ohto
Emeline Reamer
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