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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
7
A homemaker friendly promotion highlights a combined offer of 50 pounds of flour for convenient storage and mixing. The copy markets the flour as solving common kitchen hassles with a bundled incentive.
Dr. Frost reports eight pharmacists prosecuted for operating drugstores without licenses and predicts more cases across Ohio. He notes many druggists in Columbus and other cities face enforcement as saloons and liquor-related sales receive attention from authorities.
A battered item reports that a proposed electric railway line will be surveyed from Millers bury to Cleveland with connections to Orville Parberton and towns along the route. J J Breidinger of Cleveland leads the project with Chief Engineer Wo Go Pratt directing about two months of surveying and construction effort.
A sprawling list of real estate transfers across multiple townships with varied sums from 150 to 4100 dollars. Transferors include Hiram Walters and Gustave Gregor, among numerous others, with parcels in Cambridge Heights, Lafayette, Jackson, Tuscarawas, and more. Names, parcel details, and price figures appear in a dense OCR format, reflecting a broad record of property dealings and debt assignments.
Local notes recount Mrs Hagebarker visiting Chidige spending ten weeks with her parents. Jiro and Vilal Berownapyees attended Millerstark Saturday. Ullman and Car Hagelareerpent joined friends in Walhonding Monday. Thaddeus Krownapple family ARbion visiting mer and Mrs Joseph Krownapple and Geo Stricker relatives in Wathonding. Gifford Ernest of Cavallo spent Sunday in Spring Moonfall. School opened with Ahler Landis of West Bedford as teacher. St Rowe church Sunday school plans a piente in Lenin district.
An old time pinup style ad touts Arbuckles coffee as genuine and pure. Local notices mention a grandmother's funeral, community names, and a medical herb product claim for women's health with a sample offered by mail.
In Marietta on Sept i6, federal agents arrested two Athens county men for producing obscene postal cards and detained them on bond. Inspector Oldfield led evidence, with Athens Asylum official Atkinson as surety, and the case signals a broader postal card raid nationwide.
Kay Merchant of Conesville, previously attending Meredith bua Inexs college, travels to Steubenville to take a stenographer job in Panhandle freight offices. The notice also mentions the wife of Peter Gossow and Mary L. Heekwee in the context of today’s developments.
A garbled account describes jewelers offering Sen A Foraker a dismissive gesture amid a chaotic scene. The text mentions retailers, receipts, and a protest by multiple vendors. Specific names and dates are illegible, leaving uncertain identities and outcomes.
A detailed report describes the sudden death of Marquis Norris during a private ceremony. The event references a large gathering, mentions bereaved family members, and notes medical staff and a subsequent wake. Strong entities include Marquis Norris and the family, with surrounding names likely relatives and attendees.
A distorted Portsmouth telegram reports Joseph Bo Pergher delivering remarks at a reunion near Steehdide in Pike County. Attendees included HR Fives and others. attendance details are unclear due to garbled OCR while mentions of speakers and locations suggest a local political gathering.
Western Bedford schools began Monday with the high and primary schools in session. Ethel Baxton led the opening ceremonies as teachers prepared classrooms and students returned for a new term. Tuition and staff assignments were announced, with classes expected to run through September.
A church wedding at Manuel Lutheran featured Meleelori Thatteriee and a groom named Zimmer. The ceremony, with music by Miss Ethel Stidar, took place in a decorated church, followed by a dinner for immediate family at the bride’s parents near Franklin. The newlyweds will reside on a Franklin township farm.
Local names and sequences list visitors and relatives. Mentions include Mrs Salle Crutchert and Mrs Frank Payne visiting Ostend. Leona Roterts and Margaret Oated Betsar Bost noted residents. Farther items reference the Lewisville hat team beating Fresno at home and attendance by Mr McGill and others. Partial fragments describe miners in Baltimore and welders, plus several local surnames paraded as visitors or participants.
Last week at the event in West Louisiana, Master Meo and Vishse Beepte led local children from the district in a community activity. Participants included families from the area with several notable attendees and supporters.
Fragmented notes discuss whether residents will have voting rights in the upcoming November election and if a primary or general vote is possible. It mentions commissioners, city clerk, ordinance, and timing around election day in November.
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