Fair of 1907 Brings Record Exhibits to Coshocton County
The Coshocton county fair opens with thousands expected to visit as exhibits fill every building. The horticultural display shows top quality crops and home made goods from butter to canned fruits, while the industrial and art building features a strong array of goods and pianos. Poultry and live stock displays are excellent with about two thousand birds entered and livestock rivaling prior years. numerous refreshment tents and amusement rides promise full coverage for visitors. Races attract the best horses in the state with ninety racing horses on site and many entries in multiple events.
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Knights Templar Granted Charter to Coshocton Commandery
Springfield reports that on October 9 the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Ohio granted a charter to Coshocton Commandery number sixty three by a unanimous vote in Hig City session.
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Eureka Laundry Repairs Under Way After Fire
Eureka Laundry Co resumes progress after a recent blaze. new windows, steel ceiling, and fire resistant roofing planned. Most floor timbers stand, six weeks to occupancy possible. machinery orders placed, with further equipment to follow. Episcopal Convention in Richmond discusses eight provinces and church site wording amid debates.
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Euren Laundry Co
Meek May Organize Company Amid Plant Purchase Rumor
Rumor swirls that J F Meek, recently resigning Meek company president of tats etty, leads a new firm to manufacture premium plant products. L D Schott bought stock yesterday and may sell to a local firm. The Times interviewed several investors, but no denial or confirmation given.
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J. F. Meek
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Times
Glove Factory Shuts Down For Week
Production halts at the glove factory with cutters kept on and sewers idle. Cloth supply exhausted yesterday and a new shipment arrived. it will take several days to complete enough cloth and resume full operations.
Unclear Postal Card Ruling Impacts Mailers
A government ruling affects vendors of novelty postcards decorated with shin or similar substances, deeming them unmailable. Over 400 of these cards were discarded at malls on Monday as clerks refuse handling dangerous items.
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Powtoferi
Packers Favor Reciprocity at Chicago Meat Packers Meet
The American Meat Packers' Association closed its nineteenth annual convention in Chicago with resolutions urging Congress to pass a reciprocity law to open world markets for American meat products. Officers named include President S Agar of Chicago and Secretary G MCarthy of New York.
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Getoud
American Meat Packers’ Association
Congress of the United Sates
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McCarthy
New York
J. Roth
Cinelant
Atlanta
United States
Canada
M .F. Cole
Newman
World Championship baseball opener ends in 12 innings
Detroit and Chicago battled 12 innings in the first game of the world series. Donovan struck out 12 for Chicago as Detroit tied late. Byars tried to steal home. final score tied after regulation, then Detroit won? not clarified. Pitching dominated with strong showings from both lines.
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Standard Oil records reveal methods of trust dissolution and control
Frank B. Kellogg presents evidence from ledgers and books in federal proceedings against Standard Oil addressing the transition from the old Standard Oil Trust to the New Jersey company. The testimony covers trust certificates, consolidation of subsidiaries, and methods used to keep control despite dissolving the trust, naming key figures and dates.
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Standard Oil Company
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Howe
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Thea
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Willian Theletetter
HM. Flagler
Benganitte Treweter
FU Archbold
Tilford
Jenoutugs
Enum Auelhine
Charles Pratt
Rest room proposed for farmers at Coshocton court house
County commissioners discussed adding a farmers rest room during courthouse remodeling. Judge Nicholas introduced speaker Rittenhouse to outline a modest, inexpensive, yet useful addition to serve farmers and their families when visiting the city, based on western and southwestern precedents. The plan aims to improve merchant business and farmer convenience with simple furnishings. In other news, a state Democratic convention endorsed James H W Higgins for governor and condemned connections to corruption. A separate item notes a derailment near Pottsville caused by high winds, with one likely fatality and another seriously injured.
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Clee
Nave
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Rae
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Republican General Assembly
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R. H. T. Goddard
Benator Wetmore
Accident at New Moscow and surrounding updates
Fragmented report describes an accident near New Moscow with injuries to several locals including Win Dentey and family. Details mention a vehicle collision at Hamilton and a public sale by Cox, relocation plans to Oklahoma, and community notes on school progress and local events.
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Cox
Arividias
McDonald
Phe
Cate
Niclaases
Mart Ryans
Dresden
Tamilton Cox
Mr. Cox
Oklahoum
Tiger Middleton
Ito
Miss Hex
Aie
Porter
Wert Crrliste
Coon Troubles Spark Rural Alarm and Court Action
Residents report a foxlike coon depredating poultry after freedom of the beat. Neighbors armed themselves to trap the animal, trapping it in a chicken coop but deciding to recapture it. In other items, Latta reports from Camp near the Tenaay River, and a Lehigh Valley railroad land ownership case in Trenton raises millions.
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Roy
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