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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
6
An old newspaper ad lists Balbric lawn items with prices per yard and bundle sizes. It markets various price points from three dollars down to under two dollars, promoting a sale with many kinds and quantities.
By virtue of the List Foster deceased a sale is issued by the Coshocton Court to sell at the south door of the Coshocton courthouse on the date and time specified. The property includes multiple lots and tracts in Coshocton and surrounding townships, with detailed measurements, boundaries, and reservations, including a 640 Elm Street parcel and other lots described by quarter sections along the river. The description notes three-fourths acre area with specific exclusions and references to prior deeds and surveys.
Harvey 2 Garber of Columns Ohio, chairman of the Ohio State Democratic Committee, argues Ohio can go for Bryan or any Democrat aligned with him. He contends administration trade policies strengthen Democrats and predicts Ohio's delegation will be instructed for Bryan at the national convention.
Desertions from the regular army have grown numerous, causing officials to voice deep concern. The text notes a surge in desertions from the army and mass during the period, signaling anxiety among authorities over discipline and manpower.
A brief note highlights idle capital awaiting investment opportunities and the potential for strategic deployment to generate gains. It hints at market timing and the value of keeping funds ready for favorable ventures.
Fee aeoh were ten thousand, and there were comparatively few reen listments Some of the men in the service seen to think it is nee oa pleasant life. An attempt will be Made to give Ute men more pleasures so as to make these somewhat at tactive to them. One great cause of disappointment is that the pay is so small compared with What men receive in civil pursuits.
Blissfield May 22. Rev McCauley of Columbus visited town days last week. Frederic visits Columbus daughter. Rev A J Smithson performed a wedding for Lloyd Sandles and Belah Mohler. Children’s Day exercises set for Pleasant Hill Sunday night. Decoration Day eve program at Wissfield with Rev Dod Newsmaker delivering the address.
Clark News Chithy reports illnesses and visits including Suomi Euhe of Akrom as guest of her parents Mr and Mrs 8. F bike. Delbert and Mary Paterson are mentioned amid social and funeral notices. The Queen Rother society hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs Mary Graham Finlay at Robert Dugan's. Bills of shipments from Pred Solomon and Tsai Wavrd. Ed Speadman of Chicago visits Mrs Gb Randtes. church stone work begins at M oB church.
Today's markets show mixed notes as cattle and calves firm to steady. Reeves runs 200 goats, Peete 90 for heifers, calves 4.50, steers 6.45, stockers 2.80. Hogs steady, weights 6.40 to 6.60 with heavy types 8.25 to 8.67. Western stock prices vary, pleasing buyers with concepts of high quality.
The Times reports delays in delivery of rural mail boxes ordered in March. The company blames billing issues and promises to make good the trouble for subscribers. Rural subscribers may visit the office to retain the same mail boxes.
Local notes describe social events at Coshuetui Town Hall and nearby gatherings. Citizens attend birthday celebration for Miss Martha, with refreshments and singing. Warren Love of Coshuction and Joe Shaw of Ohio Medical University visit. memorial sermon for G A R planned with Rev Thrapp and Rev Smith delivering addresses.
West Carlisle May 21 The Coshocton county U S convention will meet in the M E church Thursday and Thursday evening May 27 Rev Shook will preach a memorial sermon in the M E church Sunday evening May 24 Judge S H Nicholas will deliver the address at the Masonic hall Memorial Day programs feature Mohawk Wad music with local crowds attending from Coshocton Wadensville Newark and surrounding towns
In Chil May 21 two local residents lost valuable horses last week. One horse died from a skull injury after colliding with an apple tree. another succumbed to colic. A farmer was injured unloading milk at a cheese factory when a tile, kicked by chickens, caused a fall. John P. Searr narrowly escaped injury, weighing about 200 pounds, suffering a shoulder slip and fence damage. M A Crile is laid up with rheumatism for a few days.
Celebration at Keene Avotae includes an address by Rev Ao 1 Rhoades of Mall erstimre and an afternoon program in the Presbyterian church. Memorial services were held last Sunday with Rev Chilton delivering the sermon at Keene. Floridge and Higgins Co denies backing by American Sugar Refining Co to back sixty stores in Ohio. thirty five secured, negotiations for more in Columbus. Eldridge and Higeania Co changes in oversight of wholesale rivals noted.
Newcomerstown Ohio May 21 A special casket was required for the body of Martin Crago a farmer who died Saturday At burial time undertaker Lydick found no casket long enough and wired a factory in Zanesville to ship one at once Crago six feet four and a half inches tall he leaves a wife and family The funeral was held at the family home Monday.
Death reported of C D Forney who had been confined at the State Hospital at Columbus for about six years. He was between fifty and sixty, with brothers John of near Plainfield Frank of Linton Mills and Joseph of Plainfield. sisters Mrs Jaar McAllister and Mrs Swann. Wife residing in Washington state.
The Grange is praised as a national farmer group with four divisions the subordinate pony fa the state and the nation al grange Oliver Ruser and Edwin Sauerbeey seek Oak Grove admission at BOO Stings and sister Clara Spent Sunday with Prof Dummermath at Coshocton Allen Marpher of Fresnan Grange attended Oak Grove meeting Mrs KOOB Caton visits Fiat Theaneclemenes weather in Apr and early May brings rural farmers closer Connie planting starts and will finish late month A rural of local young people new The Honor of a Cowho at Fresno Saturday Mr and Mrs O D Caton spent Sunday with Milton Murphey near Fresno Herman Crouthers of West Bedford guest of G O Haines Hugh Van Kirk of Washington Pa stayed with relatives Ming Katie Grego returned from Chile.
James Stewart dies at six o clock Sunday morning after a long illness. A Scotch Irish immigrant and lifelong Presbyterian, he lived in Coshocton since 1859 with his family on Water and Mulberry streets. Survived by four sons James R. Stewart George B. Stewart Alex P. Stewart W J Stewart two daughters Mrs Rebecca Lyle and Mrs Elizabeth Frew ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial Tuesday at 2:30 pm from the residence to Oak Ridge Cemetery with Rev Hamilton in charge. pallbearers will be his four sons George Jr and E Frew semin.
A Waka tamiea special reports Mrs Parmelia Howell died early Sunday morning after a paralytic illness. She was advanced in years and survived by six children, four sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held at Chalfans MER church this morning.
Marys Shryack stayed with niece Maggie Bucrath in Plainfield last week and an ice cream social is planned there Saturday evening. Maggie Dean has started work with Mrs. Stanley Shryack. Nellie Stone from Wheeling visits her grandparents John Stone and wife. Clarence Harbold and Ethel Van Alxtine visited the latter's parents Sunday. James Van Astine and wife Cupid marked a morning at home. Lloyd Sandiea, 77, from Killbuck, was unable to secure a license to wed Tevian Mohler, 17.
Beulah, an orphan residing in Monroe, requires a guardian to provide consent before a marriage license can be issued. The guardian must bear responsibility for Beulah, and once consent is given, the license process may proceed under IS guidelines.
Wakatomika Hatomiha and Mrs Henry dey with daughter Margaret visited Samuel Howe and Ruth Muston held at the Trinity Twat. Miss Nelle Hit moved to the Smith house. Ateaga Thomas to occupy vacated home as Hoods moved. W J Maston and children visited W A Clark family. A church gathering at Trinity M R H Sunday night.
A valuable driving horse belonging to Samed Boyd was shot after breaking a foreleg while at rest on Canal Lewisville-Fresno road Sunday. Mrs WO Crawford returned from Columbus today, accompanied by her daughter Miss Agnes.
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