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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
8
The ad lists hammer types with prices from 2.59 to 6.60 and notes more goods available. It mentions a new store named LAWN M and suggests customers can shop for household items, though the text is fragmented and hard to read.
Executor offers for sale at the south door of the Coshocton court house the real estate of Hannah Foster and others in Coshocton County Ohio. Descriptions include Elm street lots and a farm tract along the Muskingum River, with several parcels and easements. The sale is at 1 P.M. on June 18, with reserves around 1800 to 3000 dollars.
Charles Klein, a respected mid region farmer living between Keene and Fresno, died when a hay wagon ran away and crashed into a hedge. The incident occurred around nine oclock on a Saturday. Klein was crushed between wheel and fence as the horses bolted. He leaves nine children including Prof. George Klein of Roscoe schools. Mrs Klein was at home. others were summoned quickly. Klein, about sixty, owned over a hundred acres and was widely known locally.
A breezy outdoor forecast describes shifting atmospheric pressure and barometer readings signaling wind rain transitions. It notes the arrival of a front moving across the map, the likelihood of storms, and how high and low pressure areas influence the forthcoming conditions for travelers and inland areas.
The item mentions remedies for women’s pains and other health tips, with ads for a relief product. It notes a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Hert Heixhes and Nelson Dixon visiting from Coshocton. Elmer Severns hauls timber for James Reutrew, and a fire extinguisher business promotes earnings in Manville. Secretaries Taft is referenced in a casual portrait of a 62 inch all around man.
Fragmented OCR notes describe wheat, fruit crops and a valuable mare affected by an incident. A veterinary doctor was called after a fatal outcome and a railroad company is mentioned amid incomplete details.
Results show Harold White 14 West Carlisle Wille Swank 14 Adamsville Roy Swank 15 Adamsville achieved high averages though under eighteen, with takes of 69 72 and 73 respectively. Notable certificated teachers include J C Wright Warsaw and several others across Three Year High School Two Year Elementary One Year Elementary and Patterson graduates with names listed from Coshocton Warsaw West Lafayette Nellie Plainfield and surrounding towns.
The article describes a vast automated pea bed near Longmant Colorado, covering 2500 acres and cultivated entirely by machinery. Seeds planted to peas canned, sealed, and shipped with minimal human handling, producing over 40,000 cans daily during the season. It notes a trolley projection for a genteel ride and ends with the death of Elmer Ford of Concaville at age 25 after brief illness.
Judge Thomas Duncan of Coshocton to deliver the Decoration day oration at Warsaw. Reverend John Nonatiker of Nelie to preach the Memorial sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday May 26 at two o'clock.
In New Bedford on May 10 a boy between five and six years old named ftarvey Scheetz sustained a painful fracture of the thigh when a loaded wagon passed over the limb. Dr. C P Stephen Walt treated the injury. Other items note Mrs. Fortune’s ongoing rheumatic illness after visiting Canton and Elva Kerstetter leaving for Canton, along with several family movements and a sixtieth wedding anniversary attended by Rev N E Stewart and Maud. Fred Munich was sent to Millersburg to determine his sanity.
May 16 items show residents moving into vacated homes including Mrs Kalkte and James Crawford residence, Homer Fountain enlarging in Biggs addition, Qzro Cooksey adding rooms. Mrs Courtwright Nes seriously ill at sister Charlotte Donley’s home. Evangelists leaving Franklin Holow for Pittsburg. Rev Akers family to Kentucky for two weeks. Helen Akers to graduate at Asbury College with Rev and Mrs Akers present. S V Marsh to supply local pulpit May 26. Clyde Wheeler ill with grippe. Local fishermen report good catches. Carl moves to Comdnbeton. Oden buys vacated property nearby. Prof Smallas plans Ohio Northern course. Cassingham miners off briefly.
Mrs. Veach died Thursday in Knox County from a complication of diseases. She was aged about years and leaves a husband and one son. The notice notes residence a short distance over the Perry line.
Lloyd Sandles and Beulah Mohler are now one after the probate court granted the marriage license. Beulah is seventeen, with guardian Peter Shellorn appointed from Monroe for the process. The high school commencement at Adamsville is Saturday May 27 with five graduates: Kirk Wheeter, Mary Beck, Elbert Smith, Mathew Roberts, Lemnert Ferrell.
A pondering line about rising grain costs making bread unaffordable. It laments inflation’s bite and questions what meals will survive when basic staples become scarce.
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