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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
4
A Los Angeles reader extols Arbuckles Coffee for over thirty years praising its reliable aroma and quality. The letter notes Arbuckles’ sales surpass all competitors and claims the roaster offers better coffee than anyone else at a narrow profit margin, while warning grocers against loose coffee offerings.
A Newcomerstown man was fined for selling spiked cider amid a report of restaurant ties and state officials. The article notes court proceedings against Stamm with mentions of dairies and commissions, plus a reference to future land and bridge contracts in Jefferson and Bedford counties.
A journal entry is filed in the case involving Burners Coonerage Harvesting Machine Company. It records the division of stock, the names of subscribers, and the payment amounts, as listed in the submission and court record.
A new road was established in Pe ty by the county commission on Wednesday. It begins at the Wieding York school and ends at the main thoroughfare, forming a new route for local traffic.
Officials from the standard Gib Ca gather in the morning to discuss the arrangement of the da eajen ofan pepe and the implications for the district. Representatives outline the plan, with emphasis on the canal route, funding, and upcoming actions by members of Thee.
The Adamsville Register notes a morning religious service led by Rev. Prof Alfred Ramsey at Zion and New Hope with an educational program alongside. It also reports Probate Judge Donley approving Joey Dean’s guardianship application for Henry Heck, judged an imbecile, with a guardian appointed.
Toledo Blade reports support for a strengthened juvenile court act in Ohio. Judge Back praises current law but notes inadequacies especially in arresting and punishing adults who neglect family support. Proposed Colorado-style amendments would require wage garnishment for nonpayment, with provisions for parole and possible prison if families are starved of support.
Avronaut Fuhr returned to Coshocton after a hazardous Labor Day voyage from Zanesville. The balloon ascent over Muskingum County ended with a dramatic, wind driven descent, a courageous ride through a storm, and a successful landing despite near-collision with trees. Locals at Nelsonville and surrounding towns celebrated his endurance, while crews thanked Fuhr and his crew for a remarkable exhibition amid fear and cheering crowds.
The Mexican War veterans group struggles to hold a reunion as few members respond to the call for an annual meeting at Nell House. Attendance is dwindling with the youngest participant around age 25 and the oldest among those who answered the committee’s notice.
W. P. Emerson as administrator of HL B Emerson’s estate filed a $10,500 damages suit in Common Pleas Court alleging HL B Emerson was killed by a freight train at Newcomerstown after the train reportedly exceeded the speed limit.
Adams Township announces the employment of EB Williams Guy Slate and Ear Baker for the Adams Township school. They will begin teaching on Monday September 16 at Oak Grove Werner Minner Chestnut Ridge FP. The eight month term covers the upcoming school year.
The widow Peters Gosser declares a will naming wife Margy A. Gosser as sole executrix and mentions division of estate among heirs. The will sets inheritance shares and appoints Macy A. Gosker as executor, listing property and conditions amid a court filing.
Cleveland on September 7 reports Congressman Gurten has been nominated for May in a secession context. The terse item notes political maneuvering with unclear details and no confirmed outcome.
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