Coshocton Bridge Vote Indicates City Unity
Coshocton backs two bridge propositions with an overwhelming city majority and strong booster support. The article details vote tallies for Main Street and Twelfth Street bridges, notes countywide comparisons, and outlines steps toward bond issuance, plans, and contractor bidding with an anticipated construction window starting by July.
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Uta
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Base Falls
Twelfth Street
Yetal
Zab
Malin
Timie
Vo Berh
Fragmented notice of deaths and local church events
Fragmentary OCR details a death in Frazeysburg and local church notices. It mentions Millahey mourners, Abels and Sle, and a Farley area figure connected to a church service. References to a ban and a Wednesday service are included but unclear.
Death in California Leaves Redlands Relative
A man aged about 80 died in California after an illness. His distant relative Mal R Porker, formerly of Jows Waesaw, had lived in Redlands with his children. A Rettrew of the city was noted as a relative of the deceased.
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Redlands
Thia City
Haas
Milus
Alire
Enna King
Harding
Sonanta
New Veterinary Graduate Joins Chicago Practice
Northup Moe tn concludes veterinary studies and begins professional career in Cleveland area, with office in Campbell House. Chicago Veterinary College hosts ceremony marking March 30 graduation and hopes for future success.
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Northup
Chicago
Coshotton
Ind Stata
Glass Company to Link Test Gas Wells Near Wheeling
The Glass company plans to reopen an old gas well drilled years ago on land leased from Liewer Bros east of the Wheeling railroad and north of the glass factory, totaling 723 acres. If productive, further wells may be drilled on each leased farm, including Shaw, Rogers, Noble, Burt, Barnes, and J. Burt holdings.
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J. C. Barnes
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E. W. James
Glass Company
Interurban Survey Plots Secret Regional Route
A concealed interurban survey is described as ongoing with plans to extend a proposed line from Wooster through several townships including Wayne and Holmes counties. Promoters aim to lower gradients and establish a western route across Coshocton, Holmes, and nearby townships toward a large city, with local participation and possible pickups at Newark roads.
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Newark
Othe Gas
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Cvauty
Falisiney
Ma Ayn
Liehinsd
58 towns seek stronger school protection nationwide
A survey citing fifty eight municipalities shows schools lack vital protection. Cities listed include Akron Alliance Cambridge East Liverpool Fostoria Gallipolis Lancaster Marion Newark New Philadelphia Niles Wooster and more. The report highlights gaps in safety measures and urges enhanced security standards across districts.
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Wien
Akron
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Heliefontaine
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Whilocte
Mreleville
Contegur
Cashociom
Defraier
East Liverpool
Wiyeti Pindigy
Fostoria
Remand
Gallipoli
Glowville
Gaternichiie
Blanfron
Peortor
Raenton
Nurse Ill With Typhoid In City Hospital
A hospital report notes a nurse contracted typhoid, raising concern about illness control. Despite patient screenings, the hospital faces staffing challenges as authorities investigate the outbreak within the facility.
Ready 10 Build Cement Vaults Amid Controversy
A fragmented report discusses plans to build ten cement vaults and a wafer proof barrier. It notes shipments, machine work, and a patent held by Mr delta, with production to start at Prayeys ire atoones and concerns about naval battles.
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Coe
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Prayeys
Arrangements Complete For State Convention
Arrangements have been completed for the Democratic state convention to be held at the oil auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Temporary chairman Edward H. Moore of Youngstown named. Slogan outlines and committee appointments announced. expected keynote by Senator Benjamin Gasviny. state leaders listed. provisions for adjournment and session times set.
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Oil Auditorium
Welerk
Edward H. Moore
Youngstown
George Os
Weary
Robert le Cina
Knox
Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Hardy
Rips
Deterates
Denver
Caryvention
German American alliance to hold state convention in Columbus
The state convention of the German American alliance will meet August 1 and 2 in Columbus with 500 to 1,000 delegates. Sessions likely in Memorial Hall or Board of Trade auditorium after initial planning at the German Societies hall.
Contested Nominations Highlight Ohio Convention Proceedings
The report details a party convention clash among Wayne and Coshocton delegates over term limits and candidate support. Attacks on rivals and calls for Holmes and Hanna to lead unfold as Willian Hanna is urged while Wayne seeks W. E. Weigandt. The session ends with Weiser presenting Weigandt’s bid amid rebuttals.
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Holmes
Wi. Sharpe
Millersburg
Willian S. Hanna
Sharpe
Coshucton
Hanna
Garver
Wayne County
C. A. Weiser
W. E. Weigandt
Insurance Partnership Formed At Laumberson & Herbig Agency
The Laumberson & Herbig Insurance agency hires Wm. Bit from Dawson & Smith to focus on an insurance venture starting May 1. He will devote most time to Home Insurance Co. work in the county and assist with Voshoetean operations. He brings grocery background and is seen as a capable business mover.
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Bit
Dawson & Smith's
Heme Tnsacanee Co
Voshoetean
Nis Sears
Ama
Lamberson & Ther
Penyen
Superstitious Pickpockets Reported in Odd Belief
A quirky 19th century note describes pickpockets who avoid victims who are equintas, fearing disaster. If the stolen money includes foreign coins, the thief is said to travel widely, though fate may bring police or danger, in a rambling local tale.
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Khow
Saturday Soap Sale Times and Deals
Saturday sale offers Lenox Star and P and G Naptha soaps with cakes priced at 3 for Lenox or Star, 25 cents for Star, 20 for P and G Naptha, and 2 cents per Ivory cake. Special 9 cakes for 24 cents available only at the listed time slots including morning and evening windows. Premium toilet soaps wrapped and perfumed sold at 10 cents per cake.
Lawn Mowers Offerings and Price Promises
The ad touts high wheel lawn mowers with guaranteed prices ranging from $2.05 to $6.50, highlighting savings and urging readers to compare the deals. It promotes ball bearing options and asserts none better.
Curtain accessories and supplies sale listing
Advertisement lists lace curtains curtain stretchers window shades and curtain poles with prices such as 38 50 75 and 3.00 per yard. Curtain stretchers priced around 98c to 1.79 with adjustable options. Oak finish cottage rods teak 4 for 25c and linen window shades mentioned.
Hammocks on sale at New York Rack et store
Hammocks display features new weaves and best colors at discount prices from four to six dollars. Store guarantees customer satisfaction with this sale.
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New York
Coshocton
Paint deal notices and savings
Ready mixed paint advertised with multiple sizes and prices. Best branded paint offered at 16c for 1 pt and 5c for 1 gt. Large savings claimed from 2g to 25 percent on household paints. Advertisement ends with upcoming offer from Iver next week.
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Newark Seeks Site for New Post Office at East Main and Fifth
A telegram from Congressman Ashbrook says $18,000 of a $100,000 government building appropriation for Newark will buy a site at the corner of East Main and Fifth streets. The property is owned by the Sherwood hotel company.
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Past Chancellors Meet at Newark Convention
The Past Chancellors Association for the fourth district will convene in Newark on Thursday May 7 in the loge room of Roland Lodge Knights of Pythias. Judge B M P Krister of Newark presides, with C W Highfield of Zanesville secretary, as about 100 members join the effort. Henry Pfeifer delivers welcome, with J W Huffman and S B Fleming among speakers.
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B. M. P. Krister
C. W. Highfield
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Henry Pfeifer
Addrenzen
J. W. Huffman
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