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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
7
A housewife story promotes a wall mounted flour bin that hangs on the wall and stores 50 pounds of flour. The ad highlights the convenience and solves flour storage troubles with a simple home accessory.
A new Wall Bread Case provides tight convenient bread storage with a shelf for cakes or pies. It measures 13 1 4 inches high 18 1 2 inches wide and 12 inches deep, offering a neater alternative to loose tin bread boxes often scattered in pantries.
A compromise settled a long running boundary dispute between Bedford special school district and Mohawk special school district. Each side gains part of the contested territory and the matter is amicably adjusted. The decision references court involvement and related legal actions in multiple cases and locations.
The fragment asks when Indian summer occurs and notes varied descriptions from poems to photographs. It cites states’ scientists and observers, wondering how observers define Indian summer, and mentions recent days described as such.
Oct 24 reports show Mr and Mrs Shinley of Coshocton visiting relatives in Unitford. Fred Shay plans a public sale at his Loudonville-area farm October 26. Auctioneer CQ Mercer books daily sales this month. Robert Cochran, Knox County teacher, visited home this weekend. Mrs Cullison and daughter of Peyton visited relatives earlier this week. Mrs Severns and son from Mt Vernon and Mrs Cochran and son from Washington state visited Mulls and Clarks. George Muston welcomed a new girl. People's Lecture Course opens with Miss Margaret Stahl Friday night November 16.
The document lists sub divisions and dates for holding Common Pleas Court in multiple counties and districts. It names judges, clerks, and officials, noting sessions in Knox Van and other regions with dates in August September October and November. The text records court allocations, presiding judges such as Samuel Mason and others, and notes a Colnban address.
At a Coshocton County Board of Trade gathering on October 1 1905 a Good Roads Association was formed with business and farmers backing. The plan calls for a cooperative effort by the State, County, Township, federal landowners, and Coshocton city to finance improved highways and bridges. Voters will decide in November on forming a road district and approving district bonds to fund road and bridge improvements with a focus on better, durable surfaces and reduced wear on rural routes.
Church officials announced new efforts to enforce marriage rites and regular sacraments. The plan includes prohibitions on unwed unions and requires parental schooling compliance as a condition for participation.
A dispute centers on a game warden who allegedly exceeded powers during a seizure at a property linked to Tabera community. Authorities say the owner, Tabera, forgot to provide required disclosures, with proceedings indicating premises and dates tied to enforcement actions.
Former Zanesville official Dr James L Holden is haled into court after a grand jury indicted him on forgery charges. The indictment alleges forged notes in a business deal with Wiss China Rex. one note for $2500 bears his purported signature. Holden appeared in court with his wife and posted bond of $250 on each count.
A damaged OCR shows an international tone describing a legal matter involving Adolph Geob and an alleged assault. It mentions a male defendant and a supposed victim employed at a Hewitt plant, with costs and dates unclear. Names appear garbled alongside references to Anderson’s Comheeton and Ferguson’s in a cross border context.
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