Remarkable Sanitarium Doctor Visits Cincinnati Area
Dr Albert F Snell president of Snells Private Sanitarium in Cincinnati announces a free consultation trip to meet his celebrated scientist and specialist. He promises complete examination and diagnosis with no charge and claims cures for deafness catarrh lung conditions paralysis rheumatism nerve diseases and various blood and skin ailments using a new method. Patients are urged to bring a urine sample for analysis and to avoid curiously idle visitors.
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SeLnee
Shiok
Two Assessors File Returns for Oxford and West Lafayette
Two assessors filed their returns with the Auditor. Oxford Township lists horses cattle hogs sheep dogs and structures with values totaling 900. West Lafayette Corporation shows horses cattle males hogs and dogs with total taxable property 362440 and 22 male dogs. New structures erected number 12 valued at 790. Merrell, attorney, asks clerk to issue an order of ante.
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Oxford Tp
Fred Switner
West Lafayette Corporation
J. W
Merrell
Pratesi
Wannewer
McCume
Clerk of Courts
Many Pass the Recent Examinations in Patterson County
The county board of examiners released results from the Patterson examinations with a list of successful examinees from West Lafayette Coshocton and surrounding towns. Teachers who passed May 2 exams include EB Bureau Wooster and Atel Studer Coshocton among others with multiple elementary and music certificates.
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Board of County Examiners
Patterson
Mary D. McClain
West Lafayette
Elma Raher
Fresh
Mabel Waters
Bussfield
Marie Weigel
Coshocton
Mona Dobson
Roscoe
Mabel Schoetz
Fresno
Ella Stanford
Ins Cauble
Warsaw
Lena Maxwell
Cosho
Nellie
Madge Mohler
Ganat Lewisville
Ezra Bender
Georgia Rutledge
Coshoetop
Rachel Sensibaugh
Tranway
Laura Bonham
Dresden
Fern Ralston
Palmer Martin
Rath .Maston
Trinway
Stanley Ustner
Franklin Station
Joan Davis
Marla Carter
Spring Mountain
Belle McCune
Tileta
Laura Jones
Sileta
EB. Bureau
Wooster
Atel Studer
A. R. Doak
Freano
Zimmerman
Sugar Creek
Frank Leech
RF. D
Mary Scarborough
Plainfeld
Gladys
Reulals Rahn
Tiverton
Ada Emerson
Hazel Aronhalt
Cosnecton
Cartie Leavesgood
Tandore Maees
Nellie Darling
Elizabeth McCoy
Newcomerstown
Minetta Bless
Counesville
Ethel Buxton
Carrie Shannon
Keene
Fred Stil
Killbuch
W D. Snyder
New Hedford
Bert Ruimsey
Edwin Rubingon
Mary Biggs
Cones We
William Stillinger
Brink Haven
Mattie Helmrich
Bakeraville
Lloyd Norman
Mary Kine
W. Lafayette
Bernice Tompkins
Lela Sharples
Fred Elder
Emmet Nethers
P. F. McGiffen
Ray Graham
Frazersburg
George Mikesel
Pan
Death of J V Wine in Adamsville at 70
Joan Van Buren Wine died at his home one mile east of Adamsville at 12 45 this morning. He was 70 and father of Lloyd Wine, deputy game warden of Columbus. Cause was dropsy and heart disease after a year’s illness. His condition grew critical a week ago as relatives stayed by his bedside. The news shocked many friends who had not known of his serious condition.
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Adamsville
Joan van Buren Wine
Adamville
Lloyd Wine
Columbus
Mr Wine
Poisoned Intent Miss Jesse Ogle Recovers
In Dresden on May 15 Miss Jesse Ogle, a well known girl, drank arsenic at her home at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. Prompt efforts by two physicians saved her life. Her condition improved Thursday and recovery is expected. The motive, it is said, was a young man who had been paying attention to her.
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Dresden
den Pondeter
Jesse Ogle
Miss Ogte
Woman Plans Far West Escape Then Tries Poison Death
A woman, eager to flee with her lover, bought rat poison at a drug store and returned home to prepare to die. She told the clerk she needed poison for rats, rejected advice, then repented and informed her mother seeking a minister for aid during her dying moments.
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Far West
Doug
Decisions Handed Down in Four of the Five Cases This Week
Court adjourned at 10 16 Friday morning until June 13 after delivering decisions in four of the five cases heard this term Metham matter stayed under advisement Briar Jacobs motion for continuance granted and Welling and Heskett decisions affirmed The Welling heirs receive ten and five acres respectively with distribution at age twenty one The Larcomb case upheld lower court rulings and a child influence verdict deemed proper The Metham case completed Thursday night after a long session before adjournment
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Chrresit
Heskett Will Breaking
Larcomb
Welling Will
Kison
Briar Jacobs
Pren Meétham
Taggart
Elson
Common Pleas Court
Donahue
Welling
Elijah
Albert Welling
Albert
Crain
Heskett
Commet Pleas Court
Iftsane Wa
Thts
Power House progress promising with new dam near ready
Chief engineer C. E. Perkins and the State Board of Public Works assure that a six mile dam will be ready for service within weeks and Walhonding canal dredging within four. W. A. Himebauga says the Roscoe power plant building may start within sixty days with concrete construction possible. Eisener faces flood-related delays but will secure machinery within a week.
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C. E. Perkins
State Board of Public Works
Jain Kissner
W. A. Himebauga
Six Mile
Tew Weks
Walhonding Canal
Tumebaugh
How
Roscoe
Himebaugh
Timea
Humebaugh
Eisener
Farming Tips From a Rural Poultry and Horse Guide
Farmers advised on livestock management including feeding, rest for horses during harrowing, use of charcoal for poultry and hogs, and laying out manure. Emphasizes cautious expansion of flocks, proper fencing, clover rotation, and careful haltering and training of young horses to avoid injury. Wariness about silage risks and encephalitis linked to feed storage is noted.
Man Reaches Home After Months of Suffering
Wayne Culbertson, long away from Igleta, arrived in Newcomerstown in Texas last Thursday after a fall from a telephone pole caused injuries to his ankle. He had sued the company for $15,000. He had lived in California, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, and New Mexico over the previous years.
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Wayne Culbertson
Igleta
Newcomerstown
Waco
Texas
Chutenes
Dle
California
Alent
Idaho
Nevin
Colorado
New Menten
Program of Ten Races at June Meeting
A historic note details a June meet to include ten races with purses ranging from 150 to 400 dollars. Officers listed include President Frank Karr Vier and Secretary William Miller. The schedule spans Wednesday to Monday with trotting and pacing races, entry withdrawals the night before.
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Oren
Pheim
Pha Thane
Frank Karr Vier
J. 3. Elliott
William Miller
Jay Wood
Fred Munn
Advertising
William Miler
Matt McConnmell
Glen Basa
George Pharion
Z. M Adonis
Metane
Lanm
WMG
Rove
Richarndlath
Harry Wade
Aroutel
Thee
Mystery Swamp Noise Attributed to Night Heron
The observer Tom Shaw identifies a large brown water bird in Henry Shaw pond as the source of eerie swamp noises. The male night heron during breeding season produces a booming call heard across Florida swamps, described as unlike any other bird sound.
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Toresthadtps
Steinity
Vba
Tom Shaw
Henry Shaw
Florida
Land Sells High At Public Sale
Land sales conducted by WA McCurdy as administrator of Richard Moode of West Bedford drew strong bidding. An 84 acre tract sold for 125 dollars and a 1a acre parcel brought 3255 dollars. Two transfers have been filed in the common pleas court by M. W. Wimmer in cases of David Noble versus Albert Shaw and David Noble versus Andastey Shaw for money.
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WA McCurdy
Richard Moode
Weat Bedford
the Common Pleas Cout
M. W. Wimmer
David Noble
Albert Shaw
Andastey Shaw
Forfeiture Set Aside In Bond Case In Court
Judge Nicholas of the common pleas court may set aside the forfeiture of bond against Orlanda Miller. The bond amount was 61.00 dollars.
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Nicholas
Common Pleas Court
Orlanda Miller
Assailant Attacks Jack Ernst on South Lawn Night
Jack Ernst was attacked as he walked home near midnight by a man emerging from shadows near a South Lawn building. The assailant struck with a sharp weapon, cutting Ernst's face about two and a half inches, then fled. Ernst threw a brick in pursuit but did not catch him and escaped.
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Jack Ernst
Atter
Ernst
South Lawn
Ernat
Sudden Death of Karl Gammersfelder at Home
Karl Gammersfelder aged 24 died at his home near Nellie after illness diagnosed as acute appendicitis. He was son of Will Gammersfelder of Nellie, survived by his wife, parents, and one brother in Michigan. Funeral held Saturday by Rev. Maker of Lancaster, interment in Nellie cemetery.
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Karl Gammersfelder
Note
1Ortock
Mirsday
Oattendance
Will
Gammersfelder
Nelle
Heo Ig
Wichigan
Nellie
Maker of
Lancaster
Probate court schedules multiple estate actions and a church convention
Fourth accounted for the heirs of a deceased individual, petition to admit a will to probate, and a real estate matter before probate court. The Christian Endeavor societies of Coshocton county plan their fourth annual convention on Friday afternoon and evening in the Christian church on Seventh street with all young people and the public invited.
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Fo M Lliiwseon
Fiederieh Fry
Wiliam C Middleton
Abram W. English
Alice M. Binglish
Christian Endeavor Societies
Coshocton County
Christian Church
Seventh Street
Baltic Summer School Echoes and Night Reflections
Baltic hosts a summer program with a focus on language culture and music. The article notes Teo Baltic's involvement and hints at evening sessions and student activities amid a sleepless night.
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