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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
7
Great Premium Offer has arranged a contract to give former friends a choice of three household articles with a paper subscription. The Wal Flour Bin hangs on the wall and stores 50 pounds of flour, combining convenience with the premium.
Bread case storage emerges as a practical kitchen necessity. The trend emphasizes compact, tidy space for bread and pastries, appealing to homemakers seeking organized, accessible containers and improved pantry efficiency.
Plainfield May 24. Born to Mr and Mrs HE W Phillips a daughter Stanley Sibley is home from Washington. Mary Sibey accompanied him and remained in Seattle. Beas Rice and chum are home from Zanenville. Mr. Ivan Marshall, Mrs. Pansy Wall and son Eugene of Coshocton were the guests of Kiva Kinner over Sunday. They plan to drill into the sand at the well on the Powell farm. The Plainfield back with not run on Decoration day but will run the day before and the day after.
The unreadable text hints at a warning about coffee harming the stomach and nerves, mentioning the Pure Person District and Washington in garbled form. No clear event, names, or dates are legible to identify a distinct news item.
A fragment from Bakerstown area notes several local events. Mrs Curtis Lane of Coshocton visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Larrich. William Chance sold no interest in a floating mill. Bivler Bros join as partners with Mr Har, Miss Ida Partz, Adella Partz, and Mildred Stephen assisted Josie Lower at Coshocton last week. Mrs Swigert and daughter from Newcomerstown visit Mr and Mrs Stephen on Tuesday. FP Wentz raises a new barn this summer. Mayme Buhmer of Fresno visits relatives. Richard Taylor and John Hatstine are sick. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church hosts a social at Bakersville on June 8. David Almmerman and John De Witt connected with Coshocton business last Wednesday. Adams Board of Education hires Miss Zinge of Pearl to teach at the Mize school and Frei Paths to fetch the Powell signal for Mesto.
The White Eyes township trustee sued Kelly Miller to recover costs of Cora Benell's sickness and burial. Judge Nicho ruled the trust failed when mother died, leaving trustees without authority. case dismissed. Prosecutor MeDowell planned further steps before any trial.
A garbled pasted page mentions William Tavant aged 45 who recently fell on his barn and was badly injured at the home of his son William Deans II near Rock Cat. It also references Sadia and ongoing declines in a family context, with Denny as father of Mrs Stewart and brother to Miss Catherine and Miss Elza Denny of South Fourth Street.
Article discusses a government action seeking to protect crops by controlling pest birds. It describes measures against sparrows and swallows, the impact on agriculture, and efforts to limit insect-eating birds seen as harmful to cotton and grain production in the United States, with reference to farmers and foresters.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses growing kernel output with references to Bree mg and official sources. Readable segments hint at trend data and production notes, but the text remains garbled and incomplete.
The piece discusses modern plant breeding science led by Minnesota experts, citing Peter Gideon’s apple work as a precedent and projecting a 25 percent yield increase from genetic selection and hybridization. It highlights the Minnesota experiment, WSU, and Meredith College collaborations, framing breeding as accessible to farmers and promising substantial wealth through improved crops.
Mrs Camilla Wolfe dies at 12 oclock on a Wednesday after a long illness. Born near Killbuck July 25 1832 she married Francis Wolfe Feb 28 and survived by Stewart Wolfe Perry Wolfe and Howard Wolfe with several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will follow and she was a longtime member of the Methodist church.
An 1890s advertisement touts catarrh as a constitutional disease needing internal treatment. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio, claiming it cleanses blood and mucous surfaces and offers a money back guarantee, urging readers to mail for a sample and doctor testimonials.
Litigation spans three and a half years in federal courts surrounding Ravenscratt Biraug Tayo and others. Court at Care and Shoemicher Hess and Harker and Msmianed named in the appeal as Manville Fire Extinguisher agents seek to sell stock amid staged incentives.
The garbled recollection mentions peas, tomatoes, and frost concerns in a northwest map corner scene. Names like Marian and Shepherd appear amid partial notes about weather, crops, and garden chores. The fragment hints at rural life tasks tied to a specific season and place.
A historical newspaper item touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe gentle cleanser for bowels and purgatives to avoid danger. The ad claims cures for headache biliousness malaria and jaundice and lists Anderson's Coshocton C M Revever Roscoe drug stores as sellers.
The Grand Lodge of Ohio reports 1906 gains and losses with 8047 new members this year and total receipts of 758 420.01. Destructive fires damaged lodges including Kekosing No 507 in Howard Knox county and Salt Rock No 5 in Mortib, amid warnings of increased activity and charitable allocations to education and orphan relief.
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