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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
4
Presbyterian Sunday School invites all to attend a field day of activities and contests for different ages. The program lists races, tug of war, throwing baseball, obstacle events, and other demonstrations with plans for a grand stand area and refreshments.
The Coshocton County Institute welcomed Prof Fase and speakers including The chief speaker was Th. Graham of the State University Farm and Home, addressing rural students on agriculture and agriculture education. Officers for the institute were elected, with C. W. Masten, J. B. Kyona, Della Leech, and others joining the leadership as the program included a talk on agriculture and the environment.
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Deputy Sheriff Berry and Marshal Calhan pursued an alleged assailant across Seneca and Nubla counties, capturing Thomas Barnett of Byesville near a Virginia bound route. Barnett, charged with an attempted assault on Havel Mer cer, had been elusive since Tuesday afternoon, with searches intensifying as byesville residents awaited developments.
Transfers list numerous properties in Clark township and surrounding areas. Parties include Geo Wo Patterson, Dessie Dauea Perry, Frank S Stanton, Predhertck, and others. Parcels reference Monro, Bethlehem, Cambridge, and Netghine townships, with prices noted such as 1100 dollars and 11 dollars, involving hotels, farms, and city plots.
John Bellet from Baltic drove to town and drunk, swapped a horse and buggy at Shaffer's Blacksmith, and later returned the horse. Bert Smiles of New Mustow reported the missing horse to the police. Schlarrf faced an informal examination after discovering the mix up. The incident mirrors a prior ten day earlier mishap involving a similar trade.
The obituary notes Richard Mansfield, born near Volund, Holland, trained for the East Indian service before turning to Boston drama and theatre. He gained fame as Dromex and later created Brummel Baron Chevival and other iconic roles. He married Beatrice Catteron and wrote poetry, leaving a legacy in stage and literature.
The column discusses political maneuvering in North Carolina and Alabama figures, mentions Joe Port and Oregonian observations, notes publicity around Judie Landis, and references tariff revision as a campaign theme. It cites names and places with a satirical, exploratory tone about wealth, debt, and political stances.
William Davis, who faced penalties after a manly incident, will relocate to Crooksville to join the pottery works. He and his family, formerly of Newark and Coshohocken area, expect to settle and friends express mixed feelings as they depart on Tuesday with several children in tow. News Tribune reports.
Poachers are warned off land leased by the Coshocton Game Protective Association as a bogus permit scheme is reportedly in circulation. The association states patrols will be stepped up and the club rules will be strictly enforced on the premises along the Ulabport basin to the omitte basin.
A Newark saloon brawl erupted over a pretty woman who drew attention from a Philadelphia merchant. The Newark man, bloodied, fled toward market street as the pursuer pressed the attack on the street corner. The incident halted near a Philadelphia transit hub and drew a crowd at dusk.
Marriage licenses issued include W Hondeshell 24 of Licking and Lilian Viper Ramsey 220 of Pike township. Miss Flora Krasa and Samuel Weber quietly married at Rev HT Weber's home on South Fourth Street, Franklin township. both are natives of the area.
A fragment recounts a gelatin dessert method from Miles Hradford in The Bohemian. It notes dissolving gelatine in water, pouring into a mold, chilling, and serving with whipped cream, and mentions a farm owner with railroad and mineral rights details.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Loder and daughter Mary completed a three week visit with relatives and friends in the county and departed for their home in Green County Indiana. Mr Loder had prospered since moving to Indiana twenty two years ago.
In Coshocton County fields operators advance wells and plans. The Noa well was towed to Ceurpe area as Dennis Co. drilled 460 feet at Noo do Bakes. Coal Run Off Co. reported a showing at Not Wash Shoots. Heil moved a rig to Wash Smith farm awaiting driving. County Auditor offers free copies of local notices. Howard Bible transfers saloon license to Wo. M. Calin for immediate possession on Main Street.
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