Digestive Aid Kodol Offers Complete Food Digestion
An advertisement extols Kodol as a universal digester that processes all food, builds the body, and wards off unhealthy elements. It claims complete, harmless digestion, with a money back guarantee via the druggist. The ad mentions the large bottle containing many times the 50 cent size and lists distributors E Anderson in Coshocton and C Ferguson in Roscoe, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Milk Wagon Runaway on Main Street
A milk wagon ran away on Main Street near Snyder groceries Saturday around 10 am. Archie Clark leaped to grab the reins and brought the team to a stop near Second Street. One horse fell to the curb, the harness snapped, and the other horse broke loose, jolting bystanders and causing minor injuries.
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Finlay
Main Street
Snyder Grocers
Mai Street
Archie Clark
Dros
Celladea
Ohio Democratic platform on State House scandals
Extract from the Ohio Democratic platform denouncing Republican control of the state government. It accuses the machine of stifling reform, taxing public service alike, bribing corporations for immunity, and mismanaging state funds. It cites neglected audits, deposits in state-owned banks, and calls for law reforms to safeguard public deposits and replace key officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State House
Pamarty
State Treasury
Republican Organization
The Jollier Garanteed deposits and campaign slogans
A fragmented political rant discusses guaranteed deposits as a campaign slogan for Republicans, contrasting Taft and Bryan. It mocks Republican misrule and envisions voters overthrowing it, mentioning slogans and figures like Nick Lone forth, Benatar Forsickers, and a cultural aside on The Safeguard from Loneliness.
Cashocton horses lead at Zanesville event and pace results
At Zanesville Thursday Cashocton horses showed strength with Dorothy JD Hamborn leading the first money pace in 2 17 while Teddy Fio driven by Jay Woods placed second in 2 15. Also noted is a court decree granting Ostler from her husband Gailer of Rovve and a local announcement of a basket factory by J W Ryan moving from Adamsville. Community notes include no free soup at the Youngstown opening and references to local property transactions near the depot.
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Cashocton
Zanesville
Dorothy JD
Hamborn
Richard Claw
Trotter
Jay Woods
Teddy Fio
New Life Pills Praised by Harrisville Resident
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville NY endorses Dr Kings New Life Mill claiming reliable relief after years of use. The remedy advertised as a cure for constipation biliousness and malaria is sold for 25 cents at CR Andersons Coshocton and Rowene drug stores with Ferenten listed.
National Democratic Platform Adopted in Denver
The platform proclaims the people should rule, denounces Republican extravagance and patronage, and calls for a reformed Congress. It advocates public campaign finance, direct election of senators, tariff revision, anti-trust measures, stronger railroad regulation, and a broad social program including eight-hour federal workdays, postal savings, and a department of labor. It supports isolation from Asiatic immigration, conservation, canal projects, Pan American ties, and declares Democrats champions of equal rights while labeling Republicans as privileged.
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Congress
House
United States
Aldrich- Vreeland
Lpat
Postal Savings
Great Lakes
Panama Canal
Democratic Party
Board of Trade Buys Land Near Clowville in Coshocton
The Board of Trade paid nearly 10 000 dollars for land in Clowville Coshocton. The Miller tract lies east of the proposed Clow factory and Porteus lands near Mineres. Price set at 275 dollars per acre and the site has been laid into lots.
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Board of Trade
Clowville
Coshocton
Perth
Porteus
Elopement Report Tops Coshocton County News
A Times report claims another Coshocton County couple eloped this week, bringing the count to six. Charley J. Smith and Malinda Ransopher allegedly left for West Virginia Tuesday, married, and returned to receive forgiveness from their families.
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Times
Coshocten County
Charley J. Smith
Malinda Ransopher
West Virginia
Train No 1i Stalls Near Coshocton Tower
Train No 1i, pulled by two lion monsters, stalled on a valve near the tower Sunday afternoon for twenty minutes. An air pipe in the bagage car burst, throwing brakes on and locking the vehicle to the track. After failed repairs the baggage car was sidetracked. the train then proceeded without further trouble.
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Ie Tral
Coshocton Matron
W. V
Thinks He Was Bitten by a Copperhead on Hill Scene
Slugh Hay while harvesting peaches on Coshocton hills with partners was bitten during work. After a jump and yell he staggered, fell, and was carried to a bungalow for treatment. Doctors applied poultices and remedies, but the exact cause remains uncertain.
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Slugh Hay
Coshocton
Fred Smythe
Hay
Droge
Hugh
Clean out the statehouse in Ohio campaign notes
An Ohio political column urges voters to purge the state government this fall. It defends Judge Harmon's record as pure while critiquing Guilbert and Green. It questions Taft's stance on restoring colored soldiers and notes Roosevelt's influence on Taft's positions.
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Ohio
Judeon Harmony
Guilbert
Judge Harmon
United States
Charles C. Green
Cox-Guilbert
McKinnon
Gompers
Taft
G.o.p
Roosevelt
Republicans Promise Prosperity Through Early Wins
In 1896 the Republican party vowed to restore prosperity and won. It repeated promises to maintain prosperity in 1900 and 1904, securing victory again. In 1908 the party, long in power, aimed to restore prosperity, as noted by the Buffalo Enquirer.
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Republican Party
Buffalo Enquirer
Big Fresno sale and split judgments on local farm trades
C B Norman of Fresno plans a sale on the J F Norman farm three miles southeast of Fresno including stock and implements on 100 acres plus a Case Dismissed. The Mrs John Comn suit against her husband was dismissed with costs. The Stover estate's executor’s sale at Warsaw brought 9000, about 3800 over appraisal, with Joan Lee Stover purchasing two tracts for 5200 and sister Anna Bucklew securing a master section for 200. Judgment entered Friday in William Markley v F A Sterling, 875 awarded to Markley over alleged mis representation in a sale.
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Fresno
C. B. Norman
J. F. Norman
John Comn
Stover
Exector's
Bryan Wins in a Straw Vote at Fresno Store
A Fresno store straw poll drew 16 voters. Bryan received 13 votes, Taft 2, and one voter declined. The gathering asked for presidential preference, with the result seen as a possible indicator of public opinion.
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Fresno
Bryan
Taft
Crawford Township
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule
Examinations for elementary certificates held the first Saturday of each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturday of September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Examinations start at 7 30 with a fifty cent entry fee paid to the Board of Examiners. Applicants pay five cents for returns. Patterson applicants supply stamped envelopes. The Board provides stationery. Keltn’s Elementary Education informs study material. The Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle offers it for 1.06.
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Patterson
Board of Examiners
Keltn
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
H. T. Weber
A. P. McDonald
E. J. Fry
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Kodol
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S. Ees
Aes
Con
Pireapa
John Fordy
Hitate
Ove
Tonisk
Er Biss
Nick Loneforth
Benatar Forsickers
E. Fp, Benson
Donley
Item Ostler
Hus' Gailer
Rovvce
Atone
CO Tirner
Youngstown
Hotair Dco
Denver
W. Virginia
Prowates
Cheemur Hess
Castoria
Bears
F. Pomerese
Romeress Pomerene
H. E. Haan
C. Offce
Burns
B. Hunt
W. A. Himebaugh
C. Omice—Burns
Fourth Street
Thomas
E. Duncan
McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
Hay Eld'a
Geo. J. Bock, JA
Lecest Street
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