Teddy Simos and the Africa Life Sentence Controversy
An assortment of local notes covers Teddy Simos and allies facing a long sentence in Africa, debates over county option and tariff policies, and warnings from agricultural officials about fruit pests. Other items report park disputes in Bueyring, dangerous patterns of accidents in Coshocton, and economic tensions from wheat and wool prices amid national tariff talk. The Cleveland-like commentary notes political friction between Western and New England senators.
Opportunity Knocks After Six Days a Week with Bank Accounts
A short advisory urges opening a bank account as a way to save earnings. It argues saving builds readiness for business opportunities and enhances financial ability. The message emphasizes frequent access to banking six days weekly and the practical benefits of saving.
Editorial clash over tariff tactics and press influence
A fragmented editorial voice critiques tariff bills as Western senators side with manufacturers and New England interests. It accuses editors of bias, notes pension increases influenced by officials, and questions long term political loyalty amid press and party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbrook
Wooa
Protecting the "Infants" and Tariff Debates Stir Congress
Republican senators clash over Aldrich tariff bands and protective measures. Senator Thilliver attacks the bill as aiding profiteering schemes linked to the tin tariff, Allison rate support, and a speculative trust structure. The piece questions the impact on U S steel and nationwide industry amid reform rhetoric. It references a 1840s enterprise growth and a broad party critique of protectionism. The section closes with an abrupt segue to a graduate's hopeful future in Georgia county.
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Sen. Aldrich
Thilliver
Proiver
Fholiiver
USSY
McKintay
America
United States Steel Company
Concresa
Fragmentary verse fragments drift into a hazy dreamscape
The passage presents a jumble of poetic images and misread lines about a girl graduating, a witch, distant characters, and surreal scenes. Names and places blur, creating a fragmented, almost feverish collage of lines and ideas without a clear narrative thread.
Minister Gamertfelder Dies After Sudden Collapse in Butler
Rev. Henry Gamertfelder, a Blissfield born Evangelical pastor long active in Butler, died Sunday from paralysis at his home in Butter Miehluid county. He preached Sunday morning then collapsed at 2 pm, aged about 44, survived by a wife and two sisters. Funeral held at Blissfield on Wednesday at 2:20 pm.
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Henry Gametfeld
Butter
Miehluid County
VanKennel
Weing
North Nirth Street
Pecahenton
Ail
Gametsfeter
Butler
Gamertsfelder
Mary
Africa
Cade
Flat Rock
Seneca County
Evangelical Church
Gamertafelder O
Bissfield
Coghoctun
Ashland
Evangelical
Blissfield
Marriage License Issued for Adanis and Oxford Pair
A marriage license was issued on Monday to Ernest Ray Schbert 22 of Adanis Bh and Charlotte fh Rletwnond of Oxford. Loncarmeth will officiate the ceremony.
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Ernest Ray Schbert
Jarmier
Adanis
Charlotte Fh. Rletwnond
Oxford
Dynamite blast at Wooster area mine kills two workers
An explosion of dynamite in a stove at the Peterman coal mine near Fredericksburg kills two workmen and injures three. The article also mentions various local notices and personal items, including court verdicts, social visits, and a near-unclear report of an injury in Middleport. The mix suggests routine community notes alongside the fatal accident.
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Wooster Wooster
Peterman Coal Mine
Fredericksburg
Congressman Ashbrooks Panama Trip Report 1949
William A Ashbrook recounts his Panama trip aboard the Panama Canal Commission era, detailing the Isthmian construction, the canal’s strategic value, and experiences at Ancon and the Canal Zone. He notes earlier French failure, U S rights, sanitation progress, and the project’s anticipated completion in 1914 with a patriotic emphasis.
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Washington
Elie Toip
Ett
New York
Panama
Pacific
Panaid
United States
Ferdinand
Holla
Camal
de Leseps
Colambiar
Paeweh
de Leseep
de Lasseps
Maine
Real Estate Transfers in Coshocton and Nearby Townships
A series of property transfers are listed including GG W. Gstne to Wo EL Lawrence for 17 in Johnsons addition Plainfield at 700 dollars. Augustus C. Aminitier to Gerhard Scheetz and acreages in Crawford Township for 400. Carrie McElwee to Lulu M. with interests in 108.89 acres in New Castle Township plus several village lots. Jacob Klein to Village of Warsaw parts of lots 21 19 and 245 for 250. Trustees of German Presbyterian to Jefferson Township 12 acres for 1. James Graham to William Graham 1105 acres in Washington Township. Perry Bryan to Conrad Krampert lots 51 and part of lot 46 in Sarah Biggs addition Conesville for 400. MicConnell to Riley for No 2344 in Highland Terrace addition Coshocton for 400. Leonard Bryan to John Mobley 2 acres in Franklin Township for 1 650. Adela Smith to James Crawford south 1 2 of lot 29 Coshocton for 5 000. R B Caldwell trustee to Abram Laird Jr lot 2189 Linden Place Coshocton for 175. The notice also notes Mr and Mrs T W Legrett returning to Lafayette to retire from business and reside near the high school, after years in Cleveland.
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GG. W
Clark Township
Jacob Klein
Warsaw
Lutheran Churen
Jefferson Township
James Graham
Willam Graham
Washington Township
Wih
Perry Bryan
Conrad Krampert
Sarah Biggs
Conesville
MiccConnell
A. BE. Riley
Highland Terrace
Coshocton
Leonard Bryan
John Mobley
Franklin Township
Adela Smith
James Crawford
R. B. Caldwell
Abram Laird Jr
Linden Place
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Jonk
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South America
Spain
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Col. Geothais
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Chlon
Sandy Hook
Statute of Liberty
United States of America
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