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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
2
Dr. Poster warns of grave danger from bovine tuberculosis in dairy herds and the lack of legal oversight to control it. A dairyman killed a cow with advanced disease. carcass unfit for market, but no authority existed to intervene. The Times urges testing infected herds and empowered veterinarians to stop sale of infected milk and destroy affected meat.
A letter from Dr. Chas lo Allans, president of the Ble Hrile Fishing Club, invites the English aristocracy to join a proposed international fishing competition. The plan envisions yearly meetings between American and European clubs, aiming to foster cross Atlantic sporting ties and wider participation in the future.
A report from Emianiaeds Lathan outlines the resignation of Rev Mr Weber from his pastorate. Parish discussions focus on his replacement process and the plan for a smooth transition as the congregation seeks leadership to continue the church’s work.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Crawford Township schools operation and staffing with scattered names, places, and dates. The text mentions Bechta, Fred Garver, Mies Anne, and Mavie Lae among others, plus events at Dyer and Wheeling. It references retirements, resignations, and local officials, but the legible facts are limited and uncertain.
Sept 24 report notes Rachel Smith remains ill at Chalfants with community services held Sunday. Mentioned are local families and visitors including Thompson family, Lev Dickersons, and branches of Washington Township. School activity cited with teachers McMorids, Cray, and Waldy McDonell attending Dresden.
Sept 24 report from West Lafayette notes birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs John Longsworth last Sunday. Water Farmilton returns from Cleveland where she worked in a wholesale Tailfinery house. Edna Reed accepts a telephone office job in Canton. Key Beck presides over the Mua j Mingum conference and preached Sunday. Local residents Basil Miller and Mrs Frank Shaw are mentioned. Mrs Miller of the village is very sick. Several community notes mention candidates, visits, and local commerce including a clothing store commission and property improvements at Renner hairs.
Fragmented text mentions Pearl Posid and a hover sale, with scattered references to locations like New Philadelphia and dates such as May. The readable pieces include several names and unclear events, suggesting a damaged local notice or ad with partial details.
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The Leems raised the wheat price this morning from 90 to 95 cents per bushel for new and advertising wheat. Market chatter suggests the advance may reflect broader demand as traders eye holiday sales.
Fragmentary report mentions Coshocton Route 7, Foster residence, and a new home on October. It lists a Miss Heena Cathon, Victor Raiser presence, and an aging resident, with September 1906 preservation notes and updates on Adan Claok's nearing completion of a new residence.
Chestnut Ridge Sept 25. Mrs Jane Karr of Coshuctun visits her daughter Mrs Lawrence. Mrs Elmer Endsley spends the week with her parents at Wines burr. Ross Karr of Fredericksburg tends lambs at Layland today. Mr and Mrs Solomon Hedington of Alkron visit. Several residents will attend the dedication of the McKinley monument at Canton next week. Mr and Mrs Johnson Boyd of Missouri visit. Miss Eliza Duncan and Mrs Bich el visit friends on the Ridge. Ed Weatherwax returns from Barberton after rubber manufacturing work. Will Walker of West Bedford visits in Dayton. A local man made several thousand during the stamp incident. stock market note unclear.
Ohio State Journal notes Juongkorn hosted a lavish $250000 birthday party with guests drinking free beer and three bottles of wine each while Blane Cincinnati Enquirer mentions Republican investigators and a rising stock slump. Cleveland Leader adds yachts funding to outdo Lipton’s boat.
A long unreadable column describes a Farmers Free Exchange for readers to post ads at no charge. It lists for sale items like a red polled cow and calf, a thoroughbred Shropshire ram, a sow and seven pigs, a grey mare, and other goods, along with wanted ads and notices. Various newspaper clips and commentary wrap the page, including quips on territory claims and public figures.
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