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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
8
Bread Case Storage Trend For Fresh Bakery Items
A kitchen note highlights a tight convenient bread and pastry storage solution as a practical upgrade for households relying on old fashioned loose tin boxes. It emphasizes better freshness and organization for daily use.
IS KILLED BY FALL FROM TREE
A newspaper item reports a death caused by a fall from a tree. Details are limited in the readable text.
Tragic Coons Hunter Dies After Fall From Tree Near Wooster
John Kipfer a respected Wooster resident died at his home on South Street after a fall from a tree during a Tuesday night coon hunt near the McQuirk farm three miles south of the city. Kipfer lost his footing about thirty feet to the ground and died shortly after, following a period of unconsciousness. He was a longtime resident beloved by neighbors. The funeral will be Friday afternoon at his home with private services led by Rev. Frank Detling. interment in Wooster Cemetery.
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Tome
I Battalion
Travholes Potter Farce
Ofttemrs
Soto Rerat
Ferndad
Ehorthy Air
St Clare Street
Cher
Patton
Labere
Toler
U. Parrot Wagons
Anhutines
Associathon Hi
Io Main
Jefferson
Firth
Dfladtn
Menantent
Linvow
Dias Parade
Giunddri
Maror Wright
Garias Inal Aishin
Oh Co
Athens
Milligan Injured in Runaway While En Route to West Lafayette
J C Milligan and his son Charley were injured when a quiet horse kicked and ran on a hillside near Coshocton. Mr Milligan, owner of a West Main Street pumping shop, was thrown and injured with scalp and facial wounds. Charley escaped with facial injuries but continued to West Lafayette on foot. The elder Milligan later rejoined the task with a replacement horse, intending to complete the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Milligan
Charles
Willy
Keriows
Milligan
West Main Street
West Lafayette
B. Burt
Adam Stuckatre
Ife
Bret
Coshoctow
Charley
We Lafayette
Appendicitis Operation Reported For Clyde Neldon
Clyde Neldon of Bowman area underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday afternoon performed by Doctors Romerene Frew and Neldon. The patient is reported doing well today and expected to recover fully in a few weeks. Neldon, about 25, has been attending Merelith business college and plans to seek a position in Aunesville after recovery. Bitten By a Spider. John Washington of Bosqueville, Texas, faced potential limb loss from a severe spider bite but recovered after using Becklen's Arnica Salve, with four boxes healing the sores. Sold by C K E Anderson Coahoeton and C M Ferguson Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Neldon
W. H. Neldon
Bowman
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Becklen
KE. Anderson
Coahoeton
C. M Ferguson
Roscoe
Fraud Factory And Farm Title Involving Real Property
A legal notice outlines a civil suit where Wheeler and Adams seek title to farm property valued at 14000 dollars. The plaintiff alleges defeat by deceit causing a deed to transfer property to the defendants for inadequate consideration. The case signals fraud allegations and complex ownership claims. A Chicago health inspection revealed an artificial food factory supplying mail order goods with tomato products and jams made from pumpkin pulp and other ingredients.
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Wheeler Amd
Adams Fatay
Martha Crawford
Tino
Alegea
Chicago
Fragmentary notice of damaged produce and odd labels
A damaged OCR fragment describes dried apple peelings and cores used for a faulty berry product. It mentions seeds, colorant, and a scare related to a fraud claim. Old stock, labels, and storage notes appear, with unclear names and dates.
Ohio City Politicians Eye Election Rivalries and Graft
State politics heat up as Republicans face Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus contests. Crowded donor action from streetcar interests, brewery money, and GOP factions cloud prospects. Democratic hopes hinge on turnout and anti graft sentiment, with Cleveland and Columbus seen as pivotal battlegrounds.
Holders for Common Pleas Court Terms, 1908
The court orders the 1908 Common Pleas Court terms by subdivision across counties including Deaware Knox Licking Ashland Richland Coshocton Holmes Wayne, with dates set for January February March April May July and September or October, noting the supervising judge and the presiding officers and that terms begin at ten oclock AM in Columbus dated October 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaware County
Knox County
Nowember
Licking County
Ashland Counnty
Ortoter
Martiaw Gawity
Jamey
Richland
Coshocton Comity
Siegael
Holmes County
Wayne County
Boom. Wickham
Charles W. Seward
Robert M Campbell
Edwin Mansfeld
Sarmiad Bedavon
Samuel H. Nicholsot
Samuel B. Rason
Tenoveock AM
Prohibition and Legal Notices Mixed With Local Incidents
A messy clipping reports a local scene in Clark News with names such as Mrs John Mili wal, Mr Henry Hexworth, and Mr Fred Solomon. It mentions Teamsters moving figures, a bogey wreck, and a chase after a horse, followed by a stray note about a peculiar business card from Wat King New York and a Liverpool Daily Post remark on Prohibition in England. The piece blends street events, an automobile incident, a horse collision, and a tax-like ad note, ending with an unrelated international commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkle
Football Results From The East And Midwest
East results include Princeton 40 over unknown, Dartmouth 27 over Maine 0, Georgetown 1 over Maryland 0, Georgia 6 over Tennessee 4, Georgia Tech 16 over W ereer, and Minnesota 8 over Missouri 6. West shows Michigan 22 over Wisconsin 0, Chicago 42 over Iowa 21, Minnesota 6, Nebraska 0, and Iowa State.
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Case
Ob Westewai
Onde Ce
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Marton
Miami
Yat
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Georgia Terri
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Wereer
Michigan
Warbash
Chicago
Uiain
Iowa
Mixaonri
Minnesota
Nebraska O
How Uncle Toby Won First Prize at a Fishing Contest
An long garbled tale recounts a fishing contest won by Uncle Toby with vivid characters and local color. The fragment hints at dramatic competition, community pride, and a prize awarded amid lively seaside settings, with Cadpig and other locals mentioned in a mosaic of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghoyertat Hiereis
Elotea Wits
Uncle Toby
Chief Mapel Receives Special Mention at Police Association
Chief Mapel of Cashaeeton Ohio was lauded as the state’s greatest hors chief gatcheer during the Ohio Police Association convention. The event featured a parade, a banquet, and recognition of leaders including past and current association officers, with plans for a larger convention budget and community events in Cleveland and Columbus areas.
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Mapel
Police Association
Dasiun
The
Buniaes
Ohio Police Association
Aba
Merida
Towley
Et Subage Secur
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Mittletow Jr
Bow ‘Phim
Pothier
Eman
Vicco
Kennee
Cnet
Pindlay
John Whitaker
Pollen
Dayton
Board of Governors
Petite
East
Cleveland
Bo Fadider
Fontaine
Mintz
Mintz Detensive
Cleve
Jato Vwapel
Cashaeeton, Oh
Gatcheer
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