Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad from 1906 Almanac
An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims it cures indigestion and dyspepsia by cleansing and strengthening stomach membranes. It lists symptoms such as sour stomach loss of appetite headache and general debility and notes the product is prepared by E. De Witt & Co and sold by C. E. Anderson in Coshocton Ohio with a 1906 almanac and calendar offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ball
Dewitt & Co
Onidagh
C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Coshocton
Ohio
Will of Mrs Elliott Filed In Probate Court
In probate court this morning the will of Mrs May Eliott was filed. Dated 1888 it leaves a fifty acre farm to the husband and all household goods to daughter Hattie Rine, with the watch going to Otella Rine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Eliott
West Carlisle
Hattie Rine
Trustees Seek Court Order to Sell Church Property
Through attorney Levi Williams the Eleventh Street Church of Christ trustees filed a petition in common pleas court seeking a court order to sell church 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 Willams
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 April 18 reports the San Francisco earthquake aftermath. He says his family is safe, the business district is aflame with no water to fight fires, and he describes debris and shelves toppled, as they stand in the street awaiting further news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilcoxon
San Francisco
Down Town
Coshocton County road fund bid advances in state program
Coshocton County commissioners filed for the state hard road fund after counsel review led by county attorney. The application, addressed by Mr Hanley, was sent to Columbus and forwarded to the state commissioner of good roads, signaling progress among counties and enabling potential ward road projects. Also reported is the peaceful death of Hon Thomas James McDermott aged 47 after a brain injury from a fall on Orchard street, with his brothers Frank and Charles McDermott and Dr H T Sutton at his bedside. A note on varnish warns against thinning with turpentine as it dulls gloss and mineral oil adulteration damages the finish.
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Times
Hanley
Columbus
State Commissioner of Good Roads
Ward Road
Orchard Street
Thomas James McDermott
William McCullaugh
Coshocton
Thomas McCalla
Bellfontaine
David
Davis
Ben Affney
Franklin
Reserve High School
Akers
California
Frisco
F.oon
Barnes
Panhandle
Conesville
Earnest Crawford
Pittsburg
Norma Crawford
Declines Appointment to Ohio Penitentiary Board
Columbus April 28 The first Democrat decline to hold office under Pattison is Mathew R. Denver of Wilmington who wires Secretary Noack declining the board of managers appointment. He cites personal business and requests thanks but cannot accept. Secretary Houck says no further appointments will be announced until talks with the governor. C. E. Schaaf of the Big Four endorses John Conley for the state railroad commission, but Conley loses his conductor position. William M. Finley is commissioned as state inspector.
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Columbus
Pattison
Mathew BR. Denver
Wilmington
Noack
Denver
Houck
Ohio Penitentiary
M. R. Denver
C. E. Schaff
Big Four Railroad
State Railroad Commission
Conley
Road
Schaaf
William 4. Finley
Just as Good Paint Says Pure White Lead and Oil
A vintage advertisement extols Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil as the standard for painting. It argues painters prefer to mix their own, citing even wear, elasticity, and adhesion, and urges telling the painter to use the best white lead for top results.
Pure White Lead and Norwegian culinary curiosity
A fragment discusses Fahnststock white lead and an old Dutch process. It oddly mentions a Norwegian exhibit and a dyspeptic seen as a natural curiosity, implying small observations of industry and manners.
Conesville News Highlights Growth And Local Events
Conesville celebrates the Times enlargement to a seven column daily with a metropolitan appearance. Preparations for an April 28 high school commencement at the M. E. church, decorations, and Imperial band music are noted. The piece also covers local moves, a teacher’s watch loss and recovery, a sewing circle gathering for Prof. Smailes, visits from relatives, and road repair concerns urging action before fall.
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Conesville
Times
Coshoeton
M. E
Imperial Band of
Coshocton
Wilcoxon
Biggs
Pearl Gatwood
P. J. Emig
Fueture
Mollie Giffen
Canal
James Smailes
Twelve Graduated at Warsaw High School Friday Eve
The Warsaw Presbyterian Church overflowed for the Warsaw high school graduation exercises Friday night. Decorations adorned the church as twelve seniors were named Ada Bucklew Pink Walker Celia Lonsinger Lester Beck Roy Kedock Lloyd Frederick Hurlie Bantam Pren Walker Lyman Funk Lester Heck Ray Kuhn Dabs Myers. Dr. Sylvester Scovel of Wooster University gave the class address and Imperial Orchestra of Coshocton provided music.
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Warsaw Presbyterian Church
Warsaw High School
Ada V. Bucklew
Pink E. Walker
Celia Lonsinger
Lester A. Beck
Roy E. Kedock
Lloyd Frederick
Hurlie D. Bantam
Pren Walker
Lyman R- Funk
Lester Heck
Ray C. Kuhn
Dabs W. Myers
Sylvester Scovel
Wooster University
Imperial Orchestra of
Coshocton
Benefit Performance Nets Ninety Dollars
Net proceeds from a minstrel show at Sixth Street Theater totaled $91.40 after expenses. Ticket sales brought in $132.50, with costs of $40.70 for drayage, printing, and miscellaneous items. Cash subscriptions for Frisey sufferers reached $19d-39, bringing overall funds to $285.19. The Wooster tumblers performed with two members due to an injury, and a Loos brothers skit impressed the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Cosheston
Magruder
Loos Brothers
Len
Verre
Democratic Primary Central Committee Sets June 2 Vote
The Democratic central committee met in the county court room with about thirty of thirty nine committees present. They opened by appointing township primary supervisors and set the primary for the first Saturday in June, under Leaver law rules. Delegates and alternates from numerous townships were named to attend the convention and manage campaign tasks. The note mentions estate inventory in a reader’s last line.
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Democratic Central Eiimiccee
Fooelock
Tivsr
Adame
Bethlehem
Wooth. Burred
Bedford Park
L. D
Paper
Clark, Crawford, Thos. Ladensebligers
New Bedford
Francikiin
Vothelim
Coshocton
Franklin West
Lewis Wilson
Cottesville
Warsaw
Jefferseyy
Byrom Meritith
Roscoe
J. AL. Chirk
Keene
Jo N. Wolfe
Merrell
Ohio Coal Tonnage for 1905 Breaks Records
Columbus April 28 The annual report of the state mine inspector shows Ohio coal mined in 1905 reached 25 834 657 tons the largest in state history with a gain of over 1 000 000 tons from 1904. Machine mined coal totaled 19 009 632 tons and pick mined 6 824 126 tons. Belmont Athens and Jefferson counties contributed over 3 000 000 tons. Perry and Chiernsey over 2 500 000 tons. Jackson Hecking and Tuncarawak over 7 000 000 tons.
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Columbus
Ohio
Belmont
Harrison and
Jefferson
Devel
Delmont
Athens County
Athens
Jefferson Counties
Perry and
Chiernsey
Jackson
Hecking
Dr Wells to Speak at National Council Meeting
Rev W J Wells plans to attend the national council of the Congregational church at Marietta May 16 and 17 as representative of the Methodist Protestant congregation of Ohio. He will deliver an address on May 17 addressing the impact of three denominations on church life and membership.
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Dr. Wells
National Council
W. J. Wells
Th Congregational Church
Marietta
Methodist Protestant
United Brethren Churches
Pr. Wells
P. Congregestion
Ohio
Norfolk and Western to Acquire Short Time Division
A Columbus report states that the Short Time division of the T. W. V. extending from Columbus to Sandusky will transfer to the Norfolk and Western on May first or June first. Employees of the Short Line have been asked about moving to the Norfolk and Western or remaining with Pennsylvania, with little expected change in operations after the acquisition.
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Columbus
T. W. Vv
Sandusky
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Pale nervous condition warns of severe bleeding
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla for bleeding concerns. It urges pale thin and nervous individuals to take the remedy or consult a doctor, claiming the product has been sold for over 60 years by a trusted family medicine line.
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Ayer
Chinese Tension and Street Disorder Reported in City
A chaotic scene described with references to Cobras and a troubled Chinese community. The article depicts unrest, insults, and crowd tensions, with scattered dialogue about street behavior and accusations of theft. Strong entities include local city names and vague gang mentions amid a tense, disorderly incident.
Sullivan's Territory Reduced In Ohio Region
A Wheeling report notes a territorial change affecting 4 A. Sullivan of Zanesville. Sullivan loses area around Chester, gaining jurisdiction between Zanesville and Nievarre instead of between Zatesville and Cunton.
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A. Sullivan
Zanesville
Weigent
Ceshocton
Hershher Sullivan
Zatesville
Nievarre
Cunton
Princess Bennie Comic Opera At Went Lafayette
Local notice says agents may collect funds for San Francisco sub scriptions and announces performances of the comic opera Princess Bennie at Went Lafayette. Presented Friday and Saturday by the college choral society under Mrs. Thomas direction with Willard Spencer author permission.
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Lafayette
Princess Bennie
Vemelaga
Koy
Thomas the
Princess Bonne
Willard Spencer
Divorce Notice for Dunkel Dickey in Coshocton County
A divorce petition is filed in the court of common pleas of Coshocton County Ohio by Josephine Dickey against Dunkel Dickey. The case concerns alleged infidelity and neglect of duty. The notice states the date of appearance as May 10, 1906.
Appointment of Administratrix for Joseph Tibte estate
Notice is given that Margaret Dufide has been appointed and qualified as administratrix with will annexed of the estate of Joseph Tibte, deceased, in Coshocton County Ohio. The court issued letters testamentary April 24, 1906.
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Joseph
Margaret Dufide
Adinx
Will Weird
Qt-E
Eatate
Mary EB. Cagk
Mary WH. Cook
Unoshooton County
Ohio
Notice of Presenting County Road Petition in Coshocton County
Ohio Coshocton County notice describes presenting a petition for establishing a county road from a stake No 1 on the road near Adam Dowak to various stakes along lands of Sylvester Genter Everhart Watson and others, ending at Crawford township. Also listed: probate accounts for William Mulfort Solomon Deeds Matthew S Beebe A W Perkins guardians Lille Poter Roth Blivey Gare Nealy Weaver Fatnte Stewart and notices for hearing on May 1 1906 with exceptions due.
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Cashoeton
Revifum
Frank Watson
Philip Schumaker
Philip Schumak
Guetive
Helm
Crawford Township
Said
J. W. Bender
Zinge
Winneytoal Petitioners
State of Ohio
Coshocton County
Towits
William Mulfort
Towit
Solomon Deeds
Matthew S&. Beebe
A. We. Perkins
Ami
Lille Poter
Sti Itbbeedle
Roth Blvey
Gare
Nealy Weaver
Mings
Fatnte EL Stewart
Perontea
Otter
Hussell i. Donley
Divorce notice filed in Coshocton court grounds cruelty
Josephine Dickey of Coshocton Ohio seeks a divorce from Daniel Dickey of Hart Oreana Michigan on cruelty and gross neglect. The case No. caute, docketed in May 1906, will be heard after May 2 1906.
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Daniel Dickey
Hart
Oreana County
Michigan
Josephine Dickey
Court of Common Pleas
Coshocton County
Ohio
Daniel Tickey
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Notice to teachers outlines examination dates on the first Saturday of September December March and the Mind Saturday of April with second Saturday in April for certain tests. Examinations begin at nine. Applicants must submit hours and pay fees as set by the board and provide stamped envelopes. Application stationery is supplied free to eligible applicants.
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Mizh
Glvan
MDP
Cnt
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Michael Festa
Walhending
Virginia
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Slughter Roy
Ceishgeton
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Coopersdale
Frank Heiser
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Nat. Carrott
Lee Stihle
CL Ferguson
Lewis Fry
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J.C Ayer Co
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Chinatown
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Pike
Herries
Gratia
Nigel
Sullivan
Toenk
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Dunkel Dickey
Dart
Eum County
Tate
Pete Fom
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