EXTRA DAY AT THE FAIR FOR RACING EVENTS
A stormy Saturday at the fair grounds delayed races as snow fell. The 2:20 pace saw ten starters with Pilot Wilks winning, Tom Mack second, Reggie C. third. The 2:20 trot finished with Donna H. first, Fanny H. second, George Storm third, then snow forced cancellation.
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Wilks
Tom Mack
Reggie C
Donna H
Fanny H
George Storm
Dorothy Davies
Il Grover
Loundenecker
Bo G
Bye
Belle Brook
Younkey
Billy Dieta
Gw. H
Loat
H. mm
Elliott
Florence Aan
Glover
Ale
Marie Doo
Mabel M. B- m
Metz
Nero B. G
Weber
Fanny H. B- m
Lantz
Lee B. m
Marshall
Lady Lillian B. m
Kellar
Maxmus, Jr
B. S
LeSeur
Llyradale
Voegele
Fay B. G
Campbell
Modesty
Cashocton County Fair
Buster Brown
B. G
Borg
Joe Homtas
Reamer D
Mantel Bell
Johnson
Klondshe
Steel Spur
Rexmie C Divide
Ontario
Bog
Curry
Colonel Batencoomd
Srot Pitas
Pansy Bam
Wisty Thelsese
Extel
Uherd
Hahn Wekinley
Og F Hoxwmers
Melrose
Joe Seriber
Gallie Mae
Thursday Races Endure Heavy Heats At Coshocton Fair
Crowds near thirteen thousand filled stands and tents as Thursday races forced extra heats despite cold wind. Harveys Clome and Dorothy Dorsey led a dramatic slate of heats, with Donna H and Me Donald among notable performances. Local favourites included Harry Wade and Leo Gourdier as the day yielded fast times and shifting leads.
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Boreas
Harry Wade
Leo Gourdier
Cray
Harvey Clome
Wack
Sullivan
Silva
Mack
Goldie
Vic Mack
Marriage License and City Couple Registry Notes
MARRIAGE LICENSE lists C W Roberts a Masalton barber and Gracie Simpson a Coshocton hair dresser, both colored, with Cleveland Stull a Nuttwoot farmer and Hertha Lease of New Castle as co applicants, officiated by Ree Jamen Baker. Another city record states James A Wright and Henrietia Kranes wed Saturday afternoon by Stephen Wimmer at his office.
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C. W. Roberts
Mas+alton
Gracie Simpson
Coshocton
Cleveland Stull
Nuttwoot
Hertha Lease
New Castle
James A. Wright
Henrietia Kranes
Thia City
Sontice Wimmer
Par tier Co operative Harvester Machine display at fair
The Par tiers Co operative Harvester Machine company showcases its grain binder corn planter hay tedder cultivators and plows at the southern end of the implement section of the fair. Promoter T E Burnside and W M Whitely Jr explain machinery and literature to farmers while Warsaw prepares a $30 000 wire fence factory and plans to expand to a $75 000 enterprise within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Partiers
Co-operative Harvester Machine Company
Mr. Whitely
T. E. Burnside
W. M. Whitely, Jr
Adrian Mich
John Stanton
John Wosmit
Warsaw Enterprise
Coshocton County
Burnside
All Indications Point to a Very Hard Winter
Predictions from the New York Sun warn of an unusually severe winter. Signs cited include thick husk and stalk leanings, wild fowl furriages, geese and ducks reacting to cold, owls departing early, squirrels storing nuts, toadstools wrinkling, rabbits with hunched postures, and mice with tail wrinkles. The piece suggests temperatures near minus 20 through November to May.
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New York Sun
Trusts Defined by Valentine Stewart Law
Be it enacted by the general assembly of the state of Ohio that a trust is a combination of capital, skill or acts by two or more persons firms partnerships corporations or associations of persons for purposes to restrict trade limit production or raise prices to prevent competition in manufacturing transport sale or purchase of merchandise or any commodity. Every such trust as defined herein is declared to be unlawful against policy and void.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Conenmer
New Bedford Mingle Of Travel Notes And Local News
Miss Bertha Riegel of Cleveland helps with fall millinery at Rinne Co. Virg. J. A. Band recovers. Mrs N. E. Stewart and daughter visit Carrollton. Miss Hannah Krause from Frostburg visits Mrs EE Lahr. stork visits Ames and Lawlenachiaegers. Rev. F K Lahr returns after three weeks. attends Central Synod meeting in Galley, Ohio then visits Bryan and Defiance, Indiana, Fort Wayne and Huntington, Indiana. Missionary services at Reformed church of Carruthers, Ohio. Emmanuel Link family visit Bloomfield. County commissioners discuss bridges. concrete sub-structure costs listed for Bighsland, Robert son, and Hinds bridges. Bur won to begin Senate term in Topeka, Kan on Oct 16.
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Bertha Riegel
Cleveland
Rinne Co
J. A. Band
N. E. Stewart
Tar Carrollton
Hannah Krause
Frostburg
Maryland
Mre
Lahr
Stork
Edward Ames
George Lawlenachiaegers
F. KE Lahr
Central Synod
Galley
Ohio
Bryan
Defiance
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Indiana
The
Reformed Church of
Pennsylvania railroad to cut inter state fare rates
The Pennsylvania railroad announces a sweeping fare change effective November 1. Local fares in Pennsylvania Indiana and West Virginia will drop to two and a half cents per mile. Interstate fares on thru tickets align with the new local rates in Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. A new 1000 mile ticket good for four states will be sold for $20, usable by two or more travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Indiana
West Virginnia
Ohio
Court House Warrants and Transcripts Filed
Court records list warrants paid for Oudee Simpson barbering, J B Renfrew supplies for court, J J Snedeer blind relief, Fountain Dry Goods Co., and Geo Bock work total 229.70. Transcripts filed in Common Pleas for Arthur Jordan vs Felumlee and Milligan and for Bessie McGiffin vs Dolick. Numerous property transfers and deeds recorded, including Emily Chaney, David Zimmerman, William Maxwell, and others across Coshocton Oxford and adjacent townships. Probate inventories noted for Gladys McNeal and Lucreda Morgan with appointing of administrators.
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Oudee Simpson
J. B. Renfrew
J. J. Snedeer
Fountain Dry Goods Co
J. D. Lower
Adams Th
C. R. Kitsmiller
M. W. Wimmer
Geo. Bockfi
Geo. Bock
Common Pleas Court
Squire Wimmer
Arthur Jordan
Wm. Felumlee
F. E. Milligan
Bessie McGiffin
Howard Dolick
Emily Chaney
James W. Chaney
Coshocton
Valentine Renner
David Zimmerman
Oxford
John V. Gadd
William Maxwell
Simon M. Sawyer
Co Chocton
John Reading
Henry Hiser
Linton
L. H. Howell
Winfield Thomas
Washington
James W. Kinner
Thomas T
Harry Chaney
H. H. Eason
James B. Renfrew
J. W. Cassingham
Lucretia M. Neldon
Ellis Hart
Daniel Leach
Kenilworth
T. H Wheeler
J. R. Jackson
Zerbe
W. Moore
Jennie H. Ripps
Lafayette
John M. Kirk
M. Jones
Jeannie H. Ripps
Peter Marx
Bertha
Seward
Francis J. Wagner, Jr
T. Isladd
Joseph Bible
Pres
Board of
Prairie Chapel Cemetery Trustees
Emmerson Randles
Charles Kent
Gav
W. Lane
Jesse McClain
Leander D Lowe
McClains
Clark Brown
Emily Chang
Lota
Ist
John E Elliott
A. J. Randles
Jackson Tp
Ebenezer Foster
Frank Burton
Irven Foster
Selby
Almack
Orloff A. Willians
J.C. Adams
J.W. Bradford
J. W. Bradford
Sherman Lunctimer
Chas. H
Sons
Tiverton
Chas
Simmons
Thos
J. Sheldon
Gladys McNeal
Q. W. Ben
Lacreda Morgan
John W. Wier
Sant Accom
Will of John Osbun Probate File Reveals Osbun Heirages
The will of the late John Osbun was filed in probate court this morning. Clancy Osbun is named executor with all real estate and personal property left to Flora Osbun. After specified legacies to Chaney Osbun and others, the remaining estate is to be divided among Chaney Osbun C W Osbun Annie Loose Ida Phillips and Roy Osbun. An order of sale for the Osbun real estate including 51 acres is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May McKahar
R .A. McClure
John D. Moon
Cordelia D. James Ivn
Coshocton
L. D. Schott
Ann Tubbs
Sanford Tubbs
Home Building and Loan Association
John Osbun
Carrie L. Roche
Thos. C. Roche, Jr
Elinor Mizer
Geo. C. Roche
Thomas €. Roche
Osbun
Clancy Osbun
Flora Osabun
Flora
Chaney Osbun
Co. W. Osbun
Ralph Phillips
Pearl Osbun
C. W. Osbun
Annie Loose
Ida Phillips
Roy Osbun
Carl Hinty
the Premium Manufacturing Co
Common Pleas Court
Earliest Snow on Record Reported in Columbus
The Columbus Weather Bureau stated that snow falling on October 16 is highly unusual and the earliest since records began in 1885. Previously the earliest snow date was October 22, 1904, making this fall the earliest on record.
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Columbus Weather Bureau
Tiverton Obituary Notes and Fair Day Chatter
Lloyd Draper, 26, son of Osborn Draper, owner of Tiverton hotel, died Tuesday morning from appendicitis. Widow survives. Dr J E Wiahn and a Mt Vernon physician attended. Hoard, ex Cashoto n resident now in Seattle, visits Cashoto n for the fair and stays with William Lavery on Kenilworth Ave. John Hogan boasts of an extraordinary corn crop with stalks 13 feet high and two ears per stock. a Devon heifer dies after a loose ear rolls into Dan Wiggins’ yard. The fair race centre sees a potter Rabbi duel John Stevenson, resulting in a sharp blow. Molasses season underway. Shryock unloads a cane mill and evaporator at Linton Mills. other mills operating. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar touted as cold remedy. Build by CO E Andersen.
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Tiverton
Qet
Lloyd Draper
Osborn Draper
Tiverton Hotel
Mfe
J. E Wiahn
Mt. Vernon
Lloyd
John Hogan
America
England
Dan Wiggins
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Peegie
Promio
Mie Jungzer
Tng Hots
Donna #H
Mushade
Donald
Roscoe Hills
Harvey Close
Dorothy Dorsey
Close
Extell
Grove
Sietory
Ali Waikes
Book Hendersant
Tom March
Pepe
Cart
Mand Edwards
Teomassitva +com
Su'hivany Vie
Bom
Maxwellyy Wahaah
Leo Gardner
CE Andereon
Whiteley Harvester CO
Valentine Stewart
New Bedford
George Rock
Bighsland Bridge
Capital Construction Co
Central Concrete Land Construction Co
Robertson
Hinds
Surton
Topeka
Kan
Bur- Won
Bin
Princomem
Court House
Ayer
Connie Hyde
Satsarasikca
Ov. Hoard
Cashocton
Seattle
William Lavery
Kenilworth Ave
John
Shryock
Linton Mills
Fair Ground
Rabbi
John Stevenson
Kennedy
CO. E. Andersen
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