Proposed Harvester Plant for Coshocton Details 72000 Square Feet
Progress on the Coshocton harvester project includes Wahbely Co of Springfield authorizing site options. An option on the Powellson tract likely, with plans for a $40,000 factory, three stories high, 300 by 60 feet, adjoining Panhandle tracks. An Arthur avenue tunnel and graded approaches are planned to access the plant from Twelfth Street.
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Twelfth Street
Wedensday
Coshocton
Marpl
Wahbely Co
Springfield
Hhis Company
Powellson Hats
Pleasant Valley
Powelson Vract
Arthur Avenue
Will Extend Corning Pipe Line to Knox County
Announcement notes a pipeline extension from Corning to Knox county including a northwesterly expansion toward Bladensburg. A pumping station will push oil to Marietta then to West Virginia refineries with Standard Oil backing the project amid midwest development.
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Corning
Knox CO
New Godford
Standard Oil Co
Maarietta
West Virginia
Freight wrecks hit the Cleveland Akron and Columbus line
Two freight wrecks tied to poor track conditions disrupted service on the Cleveland Akron and Columbus railroad Thursday. One wreck near Hooperdale halted six freight cars while the engine stayed on the rails, and a second wreck north of Tunnel Hill damaged several cars. No injuries reported though crews narrowly escaped death. Repairs were underway on the line between Trinway and Tunnel Hill as the line schedules faced delays.
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Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railroad
Ooperdale
Jones Villagh
Tunnel Hill
Trinway
Lunnel Hill
A. & C Tocol
Lovelock
Commissioner Makes Snow Fly to Help Village Children
The local commissioner ordered snow to be cleared from village sidewalls so children could reach Echoal without wading through half a foot of snow. The move aimed to ease access for youngsters and improve winter mobility.
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Roscoe
Echoal
Timber mill activity in Mill Creek area stalls details
Fragmented OCR notes describe people and firms around a timber mill scene in Mill Creek. Mentions Walter Storer and John Pitt with timber work, various locals and transactions, and a factory or shop nearby. Ambiguous dates and places but centers on local timber related activity and arrivals.
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Walter Storer
Erie
Johan Vaorae
Holmes
White Bainuc
Daher
Levi
John Pitt
Cretaius
Thomas Seheck
Reachias
Beaven
Cstegsiye Gab Erelnur Porta
Wien
Gollib Russ Dart
Cathay
Ginee
Torr
Immortal JN Disciple Heads to Pleasant City Visit
A self described follower of the "immortal JN" arrives in Cochectan with claims of kinship to the famed figure. In Bacon vicinity a horse purchased for 1260 dollars suffered a nail injury. after extraction the tailspin worsened and the animal had to be used. Lodge groups I O O F and United Americans plan evening encampment meetings for degree work.
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Totitherty
Pleasant City
Aiethies County
Jon
Daugherty
Lock Jaw
Vinod
Bacon
Kospin
Jackson
Fragles
Mecca Hotel Crowd Affects Afternoon Scene
An unclear account from Mecca Hotel describes a disturbance in the lobby area. Witnesses note a commotion involving a young man from East and others, with immediate departures observed as staff attempted to restore order.
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Mecca
Mev
Vietoe Young
East Nod
Coop Valde
Jury Attends Concert Amid Court Hours
The Dickinson jury visits a concert to pass time during a long session. Sheriff Meehan notes the event as jurors fill the center balcony, while others nearby listen quietly to the chosen pieces. Noisy patrons drew more attention than the rest, while the rest stayed seated in expectation of further courtroom business.
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Dwckinson
Sgest
Lewtie Meehan
Land sales and removals notice in Chili area
Local notices report land sales and removals in Chili with details of transfers. Fred Barth bought the Tufuld property for his son John. I R Lorenz sold a coach horse to Ed Boyd. residents relocate to Canal Dover for new homes. a road referendum from Pearl to Tattle Baltic passed dry.
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Cail
Solomon Dutiesl
Evsta Inne
Fred 'Hfathem
Etta McChire
Fred Varnes
Fred Barth
John
Ain
Chris
Leindecker
Canal Dover
Philip
Joh
Charles Shumaker
Pearl
Tattle
Baltic
I. R. Lorenz
Ed_ Boyd
Death closes noble life of Susan B Anthony
Susan B Anthony dies at 1240 this morning after a long struggle with heart disease and double pneumonia. Attending physician Dr. Ricker reports a heart failure as the cause, noting a history of valvular trouble and a prolonged unconscious period. The death ends a remarkable life marked by public service and advocacy.
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Susan B. Anthony Roclaster
NS Oy
Sian Tathony
Misa Anthony
Movements In And About Roscoe Roane March Notes
March notes from Roscoe Roane include Rev Mauchiien's health and trip to Columbus for neck gland operation. Foster ill with throat trouble. Seldon Pew opens furniture shop and burial. Stewart Reed recovering. Bell couple moving to farm near Chalfant. Lena Akeroyd to Oberlin for millinery work. Irene Compton teaching Loder school spring term. Joseph Callanan a Coshocton guest. Randles moves to new rooms. Davis concert attended. local residents visiting Canal Lewisytte area. Fortune to move back to farm west of town. John Finnell to Selby residence rooms. Quill Corner chosen sire commissioner paid by the day. day plan deemed more economical.
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Roane
Mauchiwan
M. EB
Columbus
Iioen Foster
Samuel Neldon
Roscoe
Joseph Bible
Prairie Chapel
Seldon Pew
South Main Street
Stewart Reed
James Bell
Chalfant
Lena Akeroyd
Oberlin
Stewart Sisters
Coshocton
Irene Compton
Millfork Struggles With Snow and Bad Roads
March 14 report from Millfork notes heavy snow and poor roads hindering farm work and travel. Fruit growers report damage to peaches, while locals attend court proceedings amid bad weather. Several residents recover from illnesses and visit relatives as preaching and community notices fill the week.
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Millfork
Christian Church
Willow Brook
Death of mother of Mrs Pomerene reaches Holmeavilly
Mrs Pomerene and sister depart for Holmes County after the death of Mrs Phil Deivz. The deceased was about seventy and highly esteemed. Funeral planned for Friday with Rev Erwin officiating. The Pomerenes expect to return to Coshocton Saturday after services.
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Pomerene
Holmeavilly
Holmes County
Phil Deivz
Are
Mira
Coshoct
The Dickerson murder trial recounts dog evidence and courtroom clashes
Testimony details bloodhound handling and a dog trail at a Hughes property. Witnesses describe the dogs entering a house, locating a bed, and tracking footsteps as lawyers clash over evidence and credibility. Court adjourned for noon amid crowded galleries and renewed a daylong cross examination.
Fox hunt testimony and court notes with local events
A court hearing centers on hound performance and dog trails as witness testimony unfolds. Reporters describe cross examination aiming to cloud hound work while jurors remain focused. The piece also notes Fountain’s anniversary promotion giving carnations and local life events including a new baby, a building permit, and a marriage license in Coshocton.
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Woodward
Adams
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Fangrounds
Panhandle
Mill Creek
Mattie Taylor
Dunkirk
F. Fryers
W. HM. McDonald
Age McCoy
Zanesville
Dickerson
E BO Senter
Ward Dickey
Joel
Sadie Cookile
Mrs
Erwin
Second Street
Johe
Imward BS
Hughes
Air
Mr. Woodward
Kesner
Voohees
McGuire
Adame
McDowell
Wheeler
Tuscara
Licking County
Weat Lafayette
McClure
Dickareon
the Rippeth Store
America
March
Rippeth
Wilson
Newark
Man
Little One
Louig Brendel
Patrick Dunn
South Eighth Street
iMrs
Sandy Finnell
South ‘Tenth Street
Wiliam A. Failor
Coshocton and
Almeda
R. Schmucher
Swift’s Pride
New York
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