Kodol Cures Indigestion in New Diet Aid Ad
An old advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it restores digestion by using natural stomach juices and tone. It references S. S. Ball of Ravenwood WV, Hi Fe milk digestion, and a price of one dollar per bottle. It lists Oswitt & Co as Chicago makers and local Coshocton, Ohio retailer C. Be Anderson. It also promotes the 1906 Kodol Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Ball
Raverawed
A. Mae
Scar Atermach
Lee
Will of Mrs Elliott Filed In Probate Court
In probate court this morning the will of Mrs May Elliott was filed. The 1858 document leaves fifty acres of farm land to the husband and household goods to the daughter Hattie Rive. The granddaughter Otella Rive receives Mrs Elliott's watch.
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May Eliott
West Carlisle
Hattie Rive
Trustees Seek Court Order to Sell Church Property
Through attorney Levi Williams the Eleventh Street Church of Christ trustees filed in common pleas court for an order to sell real estate at Adams and Eleventh streets. The congregation plans a new edifice at Eighth and Main streets in the near future.
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Levi Williams
Eleventh Street
Church of Christ Today
Common Pleas Court
Adams and
Eleventh Streets
Eighth and
Main Streets
Chas Wilcox in Safe But Business Lost
A letter from Charles Wilcoxon dated the day of the earthquake arrives in the city. He reports his family is safe though San Francisco’s business district is aflame with no water to fight the blaze. He describes widespread destruction and displaced residents nearby.
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Chas. Wilcox
Charles Wilcoxon
San Francisco
Down Town
Coshocton County Advances Hard Road Fund Application
Coshocton County commissioners timely filed for the state hard road fund after an opinion from county attorney Mr. Hanley. The action places Coshocton on par with progressive counties ready to begin hard road work if advantageous, as reported by the Times. Also, former resident Hon. Thomas James McDermott, 47, died after a brain injury from a fall, at Mrs. M. Woodworths home, with his brothers Frank and Charles and Dr. H. T. Sutton present. Advice on varnish use notes turpentine thinning harms gloss and quality.
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Times
Hanley
Oprnmbus
State Commissioner of Good Roads
Orchard Street
Thomas James McDermott
William McCullough
Cosshodten
Thomas McCalla
Beltfontaine
David Davis
Ben Affner
Frank Jn
Roscoe High School
Akers
California
Frisco
F.on
Panhandle
Conesville
Coshocton
Earnest Crawford
Pittsburg
Norma Crawford
Declines Appointment to Ohio Penitentiary Board
Mathew R. Detter the Wilmington banker declines a trusteeship on the Ohio penitentiary board, citing pressing business. Governor Pattison and Secretary Houck weigh further appointments as the process pauses. General manager Schaaf of the Big Four endorses John Conley for the state railroad commission, a move amid Conley’s suspension as conductor. William L. Finley is appointed state oil inspector.
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Columbus
Pattison
Mathew R. Detter
Wilmington
Houck
Denver
Pattisay
Ohio
M. R. Denver
C. E. Schaff
Big Four Railroad
John Conley
Conley
Road
Schaaf
William L. Finley
Just as Good Paint You Can Trust Pure White Lead and Linseed Oil
An advertisement extols Just as Good paint made from Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil. It touts Pure White Lead for even wear and elasticity when mixed with Linseed Oil, urging customers to insist on FAHNESTOCK Pure White Lead. It warns adulterated paint peels and taxes repainting costs and damages reputations. It also includes unrelated text about Norway and brides' certificates.
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Tie
Conesville Celebrates Times Enlargement and Local Happenings
Conesville congratulates the Times on enlarging to a seven column daily, giving it a metropolitan look. The town anticipates high school commencement at the M E church, April 28 at 7:50 PM, with bunting, flowers, and Imperial band from Coshocton.
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Conesville
Times
Coshocton
M. E
Imperial Band of
Wilcoxon
Biggs
Pearl Garwood
P. J. Emig
Mollie Giffen
Sexeher
Twelve Graduated at Warsaw Friday Eve
The Warsaw Presbyterian church could not hold the crowds for the Warsaw high school graduation exercises. Decorations enhanced the church room. Graduates were Ada Bucklew Pink Walker Celia Lonsinger Lester Heck Roy Rodock Lloyd Frederick Harlie Bantam Pren Walker Lyman Fonk Les ter Heck Ray Kuhn Dale Myers. Dr Sylvester Scovel Wooster University gave the class address. Imperial Orchestra of Coshocton provided excellent music.
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Warsaw Presbyterian Church
Warsaw High School
Ada V. Bucklew
Pink E. Walker
Celia Lonsinger
Lester A. Heck
Roy E. Rodock
Lloyd Frederick
Harlie DD. Bantam
Pren Walker
Lyman R. Fonk
Lester Heck
Ray C. Kuhn
Dale W. Myers
Sylvester Scovel
Wooster University
Evert
Imperial Orchestra of
Coshocton
Benefit Performance Nets Ninety Dollars
Ninety one dollars and eighty cents were the net proceeds from a minstrel show Friday at Sixth Street theater. Total ticket sales 261 yielded 132.50 cash after expenses totaled 40.70 for costumes, tumblers, printing, drayage and minor items. Magruder reported cash subscriptions to date at 193.39, bringing grand total to 255.19. The night drew praise despite lighter patronage and featured new tile coon act by the Loon brothers Len and Verre. Only two Wooster tumblers performed due to an injury to the third.
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Sixth Street
Magruder
Loon
Len
Verre
Democratic Primary Delegates Chosen in County Meeting
A county Democratic central committee met in the afternoon at Jvelgek to appoint township primary supervisors. The list names numerous township and ward supervisors, with primary set for June 2 under Denver rules. extensive delegate and alternate rosters accompany the notice.
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Democratic Central Citimidey
Cal
Jvelgek
Adams Hethiehem
Burrell
Bedford Clok
L. J. File
Clark Wield
Thos
Liaudensehlacer
Trediford - Franklin East
Vodann
Coshuelon
Franklin West
Lewis Wilson
Colesville
Warsaw
Dindio Mierson
Byron Meredith
Wiathsow
Roscoe
J. Mo Chirk
Roscar
Keene
JF. M. Wolfe
Costodon
Ohio Coal Tonnage for 1905 Breaks Records
The annual report of the state mine inspector shows Ohio mined 25,934,657 tons in 1905, the largest on record except for 1902, with a gain over 1904 of more than 1,000,000 tons. Eastern Ohio counties Belmont Harrison and Jefferson led gains. machine mined coal reached 19,009,532 tons, with total regional production over 3,000,000 tons in Belmont Athens and Jefferson. Ohio takes pride in its coal industry and overall prosperity reflected in output.
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Columbus
Ohio
Belmont, Harrison and
Jefferson
Devel
Theshire
Belmont
Athens
Jefferson Connes
Perry
Guernsey
Jackson, Hocking
Surseara
Obie
Dr Wells to Speak at National Council Meeting
Rev W J Wells plans to attend the national council meeting of Congregational churches in Marietta on May 17. Preachers from Methodist Protestant and United Brethren will join. Wells represents the M S, amid discussion on three denoms union. He will deliver an abstruss in the afternoon, focusing on the impact of union on church ideas and life.
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Dr. Wells
National Council
W. J. Wells
Congregational Church
Marietta
Norfolk and Western to Acquire Part of Short Line Division
An authoritative Columbus statement says the Short Line division of the T W V extending from Columbus to Sandusky will transfer to the Norfolk and Western around May first or June first. The deal is near completion and Pennsylvanian employees have been consulted about their future with NW or remaining with Pennsy. Operations are expected to stay largely the same after the transfer.
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Columbus
Sandusky
Wis
Norfolk and Western
The
Pennsylvania
Pale Thyroid Sarsa parilla Advertisement Parody
A vintage ad hypes Ayer's Sarsa parilla as the cure for pale thin nervous patients. It advises consulting a doctor and notes the medicine has been sold for over 60 years.
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Ayer
Chinese Immigrant Revels in Vengeful Riot Tale
An April report describes a chaotic scene in which a Chinese man reacts to a violent incident, with references to a foreboding motive and a crowd behavior pattern. The account notes police, street commotion, and a subsequent scramble as bystanders react to the unfolding disturbance.
Sullivan's Territory Made Smaller
Territory shrinks under actions by Me Wheeling Oils week affecting A. Sullivan of Zatessile as business interests press near Cusboeten, with implications for between Aanosville and Cuentene.
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A. Suliivitn
Ener
Cusboeten Iearby
Ayers
Temetier Sullivan
Aanosville
Cuentene
Princess Romale Opera Sets Busy West Lafayette Weekend
The Coshoeton town hall hosts a performance of the Princess Romale with Mary, the choral society of the college, and director Mrs. Rey A. Thomas. Willard Spencer’s Princess Blonde adds popular American Spanish comic flavor. the production aims to be a landmark musical event in West Lafayette.
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West Lafayette
Orn
Coumle
Town Hill
Vorelisa
Choral Society
Cllege
Rey A. Thomas
Willard Spencer
Divorce Notice for Daniel Dickey in Oceana County Michigan
Daniel Dickey of Hurt in Oceana County Michigan seeks a divorce on grounds of cruelty from his spouse. The case, filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Cashocton, has proceedings set to begin after May 21, 1806, with further actions pending in the court.
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Daniel Dickey
Hurt
Oceana County
Michives
Dickey
Court of Common Pleas of
Cashocton
Oba
Ecuse
Eid
Dan der Dickey
Appointment of Administratrix for Joseph Bile Estate
Notice is hereby given that Pats has been appointed administratrix with will annexed of the estate of Joseph fate, late of Coshoeton Enmity, Ola Madmarel Hille Adin vent whhl emargent April 24, 19.
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Betate
Joseph Bile
Joseph
Bate
Coshoeton
Madmarel
Mary BE. Conk
Mary KE. Conk
Coshoctant County
Ohio
Divorce Notice from Coshocton County Ohio and related notices
A collage of notices including a divorce petition case in Coshocton County Ohio dated April and May 1906 involving Josephine Dickey and Daniel Pieckey, cruelty and neglect cited, plus an administrator notice for Mary E. Conk in Coshocton County. Additional items announce sales of Black Rose Comb Minorcas, and an old California horse claim.
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Daniel Pieckey
Hart
Ocoank& County
Michigan
Josephine Pokey
Coshocton County
Ohio
Dan
Couch
Josephine Dickey
Bsquire Aid
Tredway
S. Fourth St
Coshocton
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Notice to teachers outlines examination dates for elementary and high school teachers, including September December and April sessions. It requires payment of a fee for the application and provides guidance on open examinations and the required stationery and envelope for submission.
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Wwe
Patterson
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National Lead & O11 Co
Norway
Congressional Delegation
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Virginia
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Copperdate
Frank Heiser
Jag. Kinnes
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Sylvester Gonter
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Everhart
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Evertuart
Frank Watson
Said Watson
Philip Schumaker
Philip Setnimickovo
Gustave Limbacher
Limbacher
Betog
Chaanford Township
Sahil Countty
G. W. Bender
Fo Zinge
State of Ohio
Coshoeinu County
Towit
William Mulford
Soloman
Matthew
Heebe
JW. Parking
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Darr
Armbecle
Huth Stacy
Gear
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Donley
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Hide
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