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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
4
A fragmentary historical note describes a large land turtle dated 1876 with scattered references to parties and events. The readable text mentions names like Cooper and Mortain, and hints at a post or postal context with uncertain details about health and status.
Thomas Hamilton of Fresagy sells a fine Percheron work horse to Van Gain Alabama, noting the animal’s strong breeding and fattening value for the upcoming venture. Local breeders regard him as a top specialist in quality draft horses with proven performance.
The Odd Fellows held a formal dedication of their new temple with Grand Master John Sullivan and Grand Secretary Ralph H. Miller in attendance. The altar bearing stones named friendship truth faith hope charity was consecrated with water fire grain and powers as the procession and officers performed the ceremonial duties amid praise for the order and a later grand reception and dance.
A chaotic account recounts a day of harvest when workers faced a nest of extremely large copperhead snakes. One was killed, others swarmed, and bites threatened the crew before they could reach safety. Local officials investigated the bizarre sighting and warned residents of continued danger.
A garbled Local rundown shows Columbus considering a major center district project, with mentions of Masons and Obie events, school selections, and a February meeting. The text hints at a deeded street, a May or March schedule, and various local entities involved in planning and voting.
The obituary notes Bennie, aged 14 years, 14 days, who shot himself accidentally last Wednesday. Funeral services were led by Rev Walker at Wood Church. Immediate family unable to attend included Nellie Jacovy of Trumbull county and Howard Gilbert of Arlington Washington. Bennie joined the Wmeciple church in winter and lived with Dr. The article reflects on his short life and perceived divine plan.
The text describes Mr. S H Maker keeping watch for seven months until a boat trip three weeks ago when he returned home. Mr. Gilbert and two sons Carl and Bennie were accused of planning to rob Rusher again after the accident. The father and mother moved to contact the doctors for assistance as relatives arrived with the injured at the northern yard of the state.
Report from the Jamestown Exposition states Congressman Ashbrook and a party of Johnstown young ladies visited the wild animal show. A cub lion was claimed but later denied by Ashbrook and the party, with the manager offering a souvenir announcement that was reportedly accepted. Local residents in Warrington and OhIa are following the tale as the visit concludes.
The Columbus area Humane Society notes record sums collected for child support, with 772468 spent on needy families in a single month. Ten parents were jailed for failure to provide, fines ranged up to 300, with one case suspended. Cruelty to animals yielded minor penalties, and several cases remain under review. The society urges participation in the national convention to be held in Albany next November.
Sept 1 local notes recount Monday Sept 8 events at West Lafayette with Olive Stecante and Nellie On depwoest teaching Mr. Hispute Wee OT OR Pinas. Weekend visits by Mrs Hatasha of Nicker and Mr and Mrs T. 4.0 Hedinatan, with attendees including Mr and Mrs Warner Jane and Mr and Mrs tyde Overholt Road. Hush Endeley of Akron calls on old neighbors.
The court rendered a decision in the case Day versus Hanlon in favor of Hanlon. Attorneys for the plaintiff immediately gave notice of appeal and the bond was set at a specified amount. The notice appears alongside unrelated advertising copy from Manville Fire Extinguisher agents offering weekly earnings.
Koch of Commercial Bank reports a Sept. 4 letter from Iveland Brooklyn & Elyria Rail proposing an electric line through Millersburg. The company seeks 1600 cash from Millersburg as value, promising five to one stock increase once capital rises to bonds, with construction start as the critical payment time. Habmes County Fart er.
Charles Compton donated a diverse collection of ancient artifacts to the local library after world travels. The items include a funnel statue, inscribed pieces from early dynasties, ancient weapons, coins, and medals. The set, purchased or collected from the Philippines and other places, enriches the library for public instruction and curiosity.
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