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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1907

Page

2

Wemerval Relic Public Sale On Court Square

The old front relic of a fence about the court square was sold this afternoon at public outcry. Porter Mitchell bought the Main street front at 12 12 cents per foot. James Walker acquired the remainder at 7 cents per foot. Proceeds total 118.06 to fund extra seats and park beautification. Gates sold include two double gates to Mitchell at 2.50 each and several small gates to various buyers with prices ranging from 1.18 to 3.00.

Court Square Main Street Porter Mitchell James Walker Soonte Jas Walker A.M. Pogter Aml Boon

Prosecutor's Report Filed With County Court

Prosecutor Medowell filed a report detailing fines and prison costs for multiple defendants. The document lists sums per individual and notes lengthy terms alongside various names and figures ranging from low dollars to thousands.

Medowell Waeh Ernest SL Npsnty Flo Tda Mae Bordenklreh Akraft Demus W. Q Barnes Kleinkoech Leste Dawson Louis Stuner Chas Parks Sts Jas

Local Produce Prices From An Old Ledger

A fragment lists assorted vegetables and fruits with unit prices in a late era format. Items include potatoes, apples, tomatoes, cabbage, plums, corn, peppers, onions, and radishes. The text reads as a rough price catalog with some garbled spellings and unclear quantities.

Canoeing Outing Planned by Local Club Members

Two canoeing enthusiasts from Akron plan a paddle outing along the river route toward Mamietta. They intend to travel the chosen path and invite members of the club to join the near-future excursion.

Caf Akron W. Brome Fae Redlat Mametta

Infants Pass Away Two More in Tragic Loss

The death of Wan Cagran tar infant xonoot Meo aid Mes Frith is noted with a roll executed at Kat Chestnut Street. The death, aged two months, was caused by nervous field. A funeral mass will be held at the Catholic church tomorrow with Slat tery officiating. Mildred May Kirk, six weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emme Kirk, died at her parents home today at noon. The remains were taken to Walhonding for burial Rev. Kohler presiding. Cause of death listed as Arthritis. A Philadelphia woman 104 complains society is not as Meaty as before.

Wan Frith Maiimaa Slattery Mildred May Kirk Mee Emme Kirk Fia Parente Yeate Walhonding Rev. Kohler Uhio Ianufacturera Olen Washington Germany Kiersey Stender Oil Company Sind Goa Grangera Dabor Orange Organization Minnie Thompkins Keith Todd Lylesey Strabr Harmonimts Obio Fli Vane von Aire Aries John Foster Warsaw J. Davies Cleve Baltic Joe Graham Marshall Millersburg James Geng Cambridge 3Amerson Crichton Ata John Gleanson Morgantown Gleason Ed Compton Lakeville Will March Waller Columbiana County John Shaw North Fourth Street Carrol John Buchanan West Lafayette Dave Buchanan Second Street Jackson Coshocton Cincinnati Jeff England Joseph Wilson New York Dent Tacoma Wash Dr. Frew Mevelum Widdles Alexandria With Chas Roler Bacon Chili Simnday War Roller Cleveland M. Neldon Columbus Fisher Lef M. P

County Officers File Their Bonds Previous Prominent Offices

The county officers elected this fall filed their bonds with the County Commissioners and their names were approved. Names include J. Rock surveyor with 2000 bond, and several new county commissioners and sureties listed among the signers.

R. Jo. Rock London C. Bow Po But Howard Robinson L. RK. Beach Go J. Bock Tom Wheeter B.C. Royer Ax Aibetics Freda Rineiart Hhe Mr. Punk Nema Tm Th. Weng Warren Chis Stuventitier Dotin Moti John W. Smith Tassam

Mrs Crown Dies After Long Illness at Home

Mrs L Crown passes away after a long illness leaving five children, five grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral arrangements set for family home on Seventh Street with services led by local pastor and hymn singing.

L. Crown

Justice Report From Fragmented OCR Note

A damaged OCR fragment describes a legal case with mentions of a judge, warden, and officers arresting a man after an incident near a river. The text is garbled but implies pursuit, arrest, and a transfer to a local court with names and places unreadable. The piece lacks coherent details but signals a court action and official involvement.

Kirker Cross Petition At Morrel Court

A contested petition involves Kirker and Becher Maen Ti notarie with references to a web of relations and a court action at Morrel. The document notes the respondent spent much time with a person and at times used unprintable language. The overall event is described as a worn case with a flight to a court.

Veorhees Eerie Peti Nadine Tay Odpeertoy Ernel Cen

Trimway Vriyw aw Sept of Mrs. Cantaab

Fragmentary OCR notes describe visits and kinship ties. Names include Mr Ais tentor Martin, Mire Geo McRadangd of Roscoe, Smith family, George Foomane and family, and George Hardesty, with references to Christie Misses Jossiv and Glady Gibson of Trinwas.

Vriyw Cantaab Dies Alekwess Uwieter McCweady Cristie Jossiv Gibson Ais Tentor Martin Mire Geo

Grange speech touts rural progress and farmer unity

The Grange rally extols rural mail delivery, agricultural innovation, and cooperative effort led by Ohio and other states. Speakers praise self sufficiency, education, and the dairy and potato sectors while urging unity, prosperity, and timely support for farmers through organized action.

Local notes and family updates from New Bedford area

Fragmented local items report residents traveling to Canon for Friday duties and Ada for events. Mention is made of a death of an eight day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Meobterigim with funeral at the geome weal nes iy Morning. Other lines note weddings, family movements, and church connections in Guernsey County and nearby towns.

Ada Lower Antes Harry Fekes Holderbaum Chas Meobterigim Bei Geome Weal Chis Po Stephan Miss Wilda Lower Reedawa Feowask Albert de Levengood Pranak Vin Amidiay Ernest Gata Wy Yistt Rohvar

Horses Wanted at Markley Brothers Flyers

A notice seeks buyers at Markley Brothers on North Fifth Street Tuesday in apt 10 for horses to sell to the Eastern and Smithern market. Weighing 900 to 1500 pounds with good chunks and drivers. B F Smyrhe & Sen.

Wil Markley Brothers Llyers Tani Oon Fitta Street Apt Smithern Old War B. F. Smyrhe & Sen

Probate Court Appoints Executors and Guardians

Clivyer R R Crawford named executor of the estate of Liverton Beall Inveatory of Gao. C Lyons deceased. Aled H Alliott appointed guardian of Amanda Eliot estate. Herman Shryock appointed administratrix of the estate of W Shryock deceased.

Clivyer RR

Dr Chatten to visit Coshocton Park Hotel for one day

Ohio medical institute radio specialists from Bi-Chemic Medical Institute will be at the Coshocton Park Hotel on Saturday September 7 from 9 am to 4 pm. Free advice and consultation offered to all afflicted men and women. The doctors will demonstrate radio electrical apparatus and claim success re restoring health denied by others.

DR. Chatten Ohio Coshocton Park Hotel Columbus

Radia treatment promises cure for catarrh and lung disease

The Radia Specialist Clinic promotes a treatment system claimed to cure catarrh asthma bronchitis and related throat and lung ailments without pain or surgery. It argues the method prevents consumption, requires no long drug courses, and saves patients from “old-time” surgical methods.

Persis Rario

Community Notes on Local Travel and Visits

Anderson departs for the east to buy holiday goods. Dozens of Coshocton residents and guests, including Miss Winnie McVey, Miss Lacy Graham, and Miss Faye Freeze, travel to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Niagara Falls, Atlantic City, and other destinations for visits, reunions, and holidays. Families and friends gather across Hayesville, Dennison, Greenburg, and surrounding towns, with many returning home and planning further trips through Labor Day and midweek.

RE. Anderson Margaret Shupe Rob Vert Av. E. Bond Lo Fosterhi Winnie McVey Cleveland Payne Joseph Thomson Edward Charles Geidel Hayesville Asalant County Thomson Geidel Misa Estella Walser Laura Weote Brink Haven W. A. Bates Dotson Pittsburs D. Sehorr Nines Awa Falla Buffalo Canada Bie Labor Day Colurbus Wright Katheryn Temple Pita Mix Emma Wildama Eleanor Burns Robert Shafer Norwalk Mre. Carhart Ratella Carhart Vineland

Farmers Carnival at Shelhorn Grove

Layland residents announce the annual Farmers Free Fair on September 21 at Shelhorn Grove featuring racing, a baseball game, speeches, exhibitions, and refreshments with free passes on public roads. Notables include J E Layland and Peter Fortune visiting, while Wm Randles and Mrs Randles visit family. guests George Edwards and wife from Columbus.

Layland Ates Wm, Jones Orrville J. Elayland Peter Fortune Dallas Iowa Lewis Randles Wm. Randles Wayne County George Edwards Columbus Samuel Tidball Mabel Rodde Akron Ravenna

Runaway at Spring Mountain Ends Safely

Two boys riding in a spring wagon two miles west of Spring Mountain had a wagon shaft break and the team ran away. Charles Baker leaped from the wagon while Wallace Baker rode it into town where it stopped. Neither boy was injured.

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