Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Advertised in Ohio Listing
An 1906 ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a natural digestive tonic that cures indigestion and related stomach troubles. It claims the product cleanses and strengthens stomach membranes and features testimonials from S S Bach of Ravenswood West Virginia. Bottles are priced at 1.00 with a trial size of 30 cents. Sold by C E Anderson in Coshocton Ohio with a note to ask for the Kodol Almanac and 200 Year Calendar.
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S. S. Bach
Ravenswood
W. Va
Kedal
E.G. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
C. E. Anderson
Bookzaller
Forbes Block
Coshocton
Ohio
Aoman
C. BE. Anderson
Ministers in Newcomerstown Wear White Wings to Sweep Streets
Three local ministers Rev. C. W. Harsman Rev. E. E. Patterson and Rev. W. D. Zeigler joined a town work policy, cleaning streets with shovels and hoes while townsfolk reacted with anger and support. The measure aims to place able-bodied residents on street labor to cut municipal costs. Advertising note promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin conditions sold by C. Anderson.
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Newcomerstown
C. W. Harsaman
Methodist Church
Funeral of Claude Tidball Held at M E Church
The funeral for Claude Tidball, killed at a saw mill, was held Wednesday at the M E church with Rev J F Hastings of Killbuck officiating. A large gathering followed to his resting place. Also noting local births, visits, and renovations, including Lyharger house repairs and Disciple church services.
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Spring Mountain
Claude Tidball
M. E. Church
J. F. Hastings
Killbuck
Mattie McNeal
Columbus
Lenzo Smith
Buker Jr
Jnok Roby
Wolfcreek
Lyharger
Disciple
Raf. Hammontree
Walhendingleat
Brown
Weather Mix Ups Prompted Snowy Forecast Mix
Present were Mr and Mrs H C Cioage, Mrs W J Krownapple, Misses Myrtle Didinger Carrie Me Neal Madle Krownuepply and Todd Leguillan. Weather man forgot himself this Tall in this place bringing a severe snow storm before frost.
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Mr. and
Mre
H. C.cioage
W. J. Krownapple
Myrtle Didinger
Carrie Me
Neal
Madle Krownuepply
Todd Leguillan
Ministers Seek Sunday Closings in Newcomerstown and Twin Cities
Newcomerstown ministers urge stores to close Sundays from 8 20 a m to 1 p m and prohibit after 1 p m. bakeries meat shops cigar stands fruit and confection stores urged to comply. Similar petitions circulate in Uhrichsville and Dennison as Twin Cities ministers unite to press closing reforms. In other news James Smiley sustains a fractured thigh and facial injuries at Shooton Brick Co after earth and rock collapse. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as safe laxative pills.
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Newcomerstown
Ministers’ Association of
Uhrichsville
Dennison
Twin Cities
Twn
James Smiley
Coshooton Brick Co
McClain
Smiley
Oak Avenue
Pumpkin Seed Seed Distribution Offer From County Official
County Commissioner McNulty Dixon invites farmers to obtain free seed from a new vigorous pumpkin variety that produced the county’s largest pumpkin at the fair. Mail a self addressed envelope to Dixon to receive seed mailed back.
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McNulty Dixon
Dixon
Multiple Marriage Licenses And Lodge Session News
Marriage licenses were issued to B. E. Wright 27 and Pearl McCann 19 of Virginia township with Rev Senter officiating Wednesday evening. Harley J. Miller 20 and Myrtle J. Hible 20 of Coshocton County wed with Rev Robertson officiating today. Bert Wright 1 farmer and Margaret I. Thomas 22 of Cooperdale tied the knot with Squire Whitmer presiding. Charles B. Corder 19 coal miner and Selma Cox 18 north of Virginia township married today under Rev Erwin. Nicholas Didinger 65 and Elizabeth Kaser 66 of Holmes and Monroe townships, both with prior marriages, united this noon with Rev Erwin officiating. The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio closed sessions in Columbus Thursday with the Masonic Veterans association meeting Wednesday night, and county official General Ssferger elected third vice president.
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B. E. Wright
Carpenter
Pearl McCann
Virginia
Senter
Harley J. Miller
Perry
Myrtle J. Hible
Coshocton
C .M. Bichte
Robertson
Theeremony
Bert Wright
Margaret I. Thomas
Cooperdale
Squire Whitmer
Charles B. Corder
Selma Cox
Virginia Township
Erwin
Micholas Didinger
Holmes County
Elizabeth Kaser
Monroe
Grand Lodge
Ohio
Columbus
Masonic Veterans Association
Ssferger
Marauders Break In On Keene Road Near Canal Lewisville
E. E. Clark family found their home broken into on Keene road after returning from the fair. Kitchen door damaged, coat vest and derby hat stolen, and about $3 from Epworth League kept in a dresser box disappeared. Silverware and edibles left untouched. Nearby homes of Melville McCoriffick and Elville Hamilton also broken into but with no items reported missing.
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E. E. Clark
Canal Lewisville
Keene Road
Epworth League
Mr.Clark
Melville McCoriffick
Elville Hamilton
Jollier and Smyser in Hot Campaign Trade Talks
The Springfield News notes politics as a game where office seekers rely on others to fund campaigns and gain profits from office. Voters resist enthusiasm as Smyser’s stance on the force bill and alleged negro domination divide opinion. Foraker seeks a 60,000 GOP vote, while Dick prefers a smaller margin. A cheese and butter consumer advisory follows, alongside satirical quips from Colonel Goodrich’s Wisdom.
Free booklet on paints and political opinions mix in ad copy
A garbled long passage mixes an offer for a free illustrated booklet on paint purity with campaign chatter and anecdotal quarrels at a fair. It references Fahnestock paints, prices, and endorsements, plus letters condemning or praising political figures and labor, ending with a deregulated ad for a digestive product.
Successful Teachers Win Certificates in Recent Exams
The successful teachers receiving certificates in the recent examination were J. C. Wright of Keene for one year in high school and BE. R. Mc Nealy of Coshocton and Thresa Clark of Roaces, one year in elementary. Clyde Dickerson has gone to Columbia where he has taken a position in the quarter's office of the Adams Express Company.
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J. C. Wright
Keene
BE. R. McNealy
Coshocton
Thresa Clark
Roaces
Clyde Dickerson
Columbia
Caurter’s
Adams Express Cey
Prices Paid by American Farmers for Trust Goods Abroad
The piece cites Secretary Shaw defending tariffs and reports Harvester Trust exports for year ending June 30 1900 totaling 20 721 740 dollars. It contrasts US produced farm implements priced high domestically with lower foreign sale prices, noting Americans pay up to 10 percent more for domestic trust products than foreign counterparts. It also burlesques political figures and includes miscellaneous quips about society, fashion, and humor.
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Shaw
Edeager
Harvester Trust
United States Bureau of Statuties
Aytos
Tle South Art
Jean
Americas
Congressman Smyser
Congress
United States
Europe
America
Warsaw visitors and local greetings across the region
FP Predway of Columbus is visiting. Carl Welker visits his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C B Walker. Miss Net Grr returns to Wooster to resume school. Wilson Lydick of Cullison Pidge visits friends nearby. Annie Cullison Thompson and Dorothy of Ethel Landing, Pa., visit Mrs. J H Thompson. Frank Tredway and granddaughter of Springfield visit Tunnel Hill relatives. Quarterly meeting at West Hedford. Joe Parrish of Jili nas visits Thomas Donley. Mr and Mrs S B Elder spend Wednesday in Coshocton. Freds and Miss Bese Starpless spend Sunday at Sam Miller’s in Wert Belford.
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Warsaw
Columbus
Merning
Carl Welker
C. B. Walker
Net Grr
Wooster
Wilson Lydick
Cullison Pidge
Annie Cullison Thompson
Dorothy
Ethel Landing
J. H. Thompson
Frank Tredway
Springfield
Tunnel Hill
West Hedford
Joe Parrish
Jilinas
Thomas Donley
Mra
Elder
Coshocton
Freds
Misa
Sam Miller
Personal notes from a busy city social circle
Mrs Wil Taylor and Mrs Daniel Mayers entertain guests in Columbus. Many visitors arrive from North Carolina, Warsaw, Cambridge, and Canton to spend time with local families. Several Misses Taylor Foster Cochran and Galvin visit friends, while others travel to Newark, Wilmerding, and New Daevaria for gatherings and business.
Local social notes from Newcomerstown and nearby towns
John Miller and Mrs. WHE Miller of Newcomerstown were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Pummierainth this week Mrs Thibe Hoombhour of New York daughter of William Ringwall visited in Newcomerstown Nellie Amb and We y Dougan of Bloctilel were guests of Miss Nett Metglep Airs Chas Stewart of New Philadelphia has been a guest at Mrs Chas Hall since Wednesday and returned home today Mrs Anna Miller of Newcomers town returned home today after a brief visit Mea AL Miller of Cleveland spent the week with her family Mrs Jas Melenma and children visited Mrs David Norris and children to Cincinnati for Sunday Mrs de S Hietiton at Cumedloyatx Michigan visiting friends and relatives in this city Mr Tol Mra BLO Brink retired home in Killbyeh after visiting Mr Tol Mra BLO Brink Mr and Mrs Saencel Snyder of Millersburg were guests of Mr and Mrs Charence Qesser for several days.
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Wil Taylor
Dynaisuy
Daniel Mayers
Columbus
Gorsetine
West
Tananathoof
Lily Pertraehe
Cambridge
Maggie Wobboon
Lorie
Thomas
Prenor
Trenesd Marigaret
Catvin
Catvin This Week Falter Cain of ‘Tenpperancevith: Wis A Ostest of Mather Syuan
Sunny
Dennison
Howe
John Coreth
Bean Rippeth
Marian Hell
Margaret Galvin
Tla Gadyitn
Dimnhet Lemitieelit
Hangers Ville
Fress Leghight
Adit
Nelle Dougan
Hlognudd
Misa Eleanor Metzler
Rosa Zluinerman
New Daevaria
Margaret Hancock
Pheonard Joo
D. F. Rowets
Fifteenth Street
Wilmerding
H. S. Rinnehart
Baltie
Irs
Evans
Newark
Wey
Willison Ning
Joseph Jimmon
Welishirg
John Kiie- Tish
Archie
McGregor
West Lafayette
Dale Houser
Miey Florence Adatos
Migs Lira Mohingon
Wilacreek
Andrew Miller
St. Louis
Peter Miller
South Lawn Avenue
Andrew Weatherwax
Canton
Johnaton Weatherwax
Chestairik Street
Stone Burier
Torapp
Weer
Lafayette
Hirge
Fran Marton
Ft. Uo
Bend “Howe
Marre
Meehan
Agnes Cartar
Dresden
Cem
Frank Rippeth
Leesville
Rippeth
R .T. Hormnng
WG. Golmeyworth
Phiadelphia
A. &. Rippeth
Misa Elizabeth
Cannonsburg
Ohn Cornell
Conesville
T. W. Cornell
Carl Dickey
Plaintald Ta
Charles Brillhart
Warsaw
J. *. Ladrich
W. G. Dummermuth
Rogersville
Mes
John Miller
Utd
Chas. Hall
Anna Miller
Newcomers Few
Mea
AL Miller
Cheveland
Mer Aia Mara
Tyler
Jas
Melenma
David Norris
Cinadenhutten
Cumedloyatx
District elects directors in Conesville district
The Conesville area will elect the county's only school board directors this year due to the creation of a new special district. Nominations for the office were led by the county board of elections this morning. Directors in other county districts will be chosen next year.
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Conesville
Conmesville
Visit to the county fair features Thornhill from Perry
A visitor to the county fair, W. W. Thornhill of Perry town, is highlighted as the sole representative from Richwood in the Ohio Assembly. He attended the fair and spoke at the event, with details sparse due to the OCR quality.
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Thornhill
Richwoot
Perry Tewnet
Dina
Shedton
W. Thornhill
wTaoe
Collapsed Train Strands 400 Passengers on Overflow Car
A derailed or stalled train left over 400 people stranded as coaches and baggage car blocked the way. Conductor struggled to collect fares and regain movement near Newcmderstown and Dennison, delaying service.
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Orainge
Che Coe
Collver
Newcdmerstown Dennison
Probate Court Appoints Executor in Reiss Estate
In probate court S. 1 Relas, administrator of Caroline Reiss, fled petition for allowance of claim. George W. Ottbert admitted to probate. Jayson Gilbert named as executor.
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S. 1
Relas
Caroline Reiss
Allowanc
Ehalin
George AW
Ottbert
Wedding in Dennison to hear Coshocton crowd
Wedding planned in Dennison next Thursday draws Coshocton interest with Ming Noell Snyder and Mr. Charles Taylor, a former local who now works in Dennison. The Taylors will travel to western cities after the ceremony and then reside in Dennison. Wilmer Miakimens seeks divorce from Laura Miakimens claiming neglect since May tenth, with attorney Williams filing in probate court yesterday.
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Dennion
Dennison
Coshocton
Ming Noell Snyder
Charles 3
Taylor
Mra. Taylor
Arip
Wilmer Miakimens
Laura Stskimens
Aake
Godl Thru Attormney Williams
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Foraker
Snyder Grocery
The
Springfield News
Horne-Sennain Brief
Arthur Goodrich
Fahnestock
Prace
Armstrong & McKelvy
Ian
Soners
Hector
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Ashbrook
Soller
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Tae Wark
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