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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement touts Kodol as a safe, harmless digestive aid that rests the stomach and aids digestion. It claims the product works naturally on a strong stomach, promises a money back guarantee, and lists E. C. De Witt & Co as the laboratory source with endorsements from customers like Anderson in Coshocton and Ferguson in Rossos.
A political exchange notes that Judge Harmon, a Pattison ally, faced questions about Ohio issues. The piece cites Harmon delivering Pattison funeral eulogies and a memorial address, while asking whether Governor Harris voted for Pattison three years ago and arguing Harris cannot justify supporting Pattison without answering.
In Liverpool Ohio on September 19 the East Ohio conference began layman led efforts to reassign ministers. The session anticipates many pastorate changes as two leading pulpits must be filled, prompting lobbying. Rev J A Life Belmont counts faced exclusive charges over his wife but was acquitted after claiming persecution. The Woman's Home Missionary society marked its anniversary with addresses by Rev Dr Joseph Homer and Miss Laura Morris. Conference trustees were named O W Holmes J M Carr and J T Morton T H Armstrong fills the unexpired term of T W Lane transferred to Wheeling.
Charles Wohlheter a well known carpenter from Adamsville vicinity died Friday night after a long illness of typhoid fever that developed into inflammatory rheumatism. He leaves a wife Bertha Vinsel, a father and mother, six brothers Otto Albert William Clarence Vernon Lester, and a sister. The funeral will be held Sunday from his home and the New Hope Lutheran Church near Adamaville with Rev. Honabarger officiating. burial in New Hope Cemetery.
Frank A. Rogers treasurer for the Newcomerstown village school district sues the Board of Education seeking salary payment. The action argues a difference between 120 and 90 dollars for a period of work, claiming the board owes the treasurer a due salary before contest.
Chas. Bisley driving Lon Clarks team claims a giant hay load arrived Friday in Coshocton. The load weighed about 7700 pounds with hay alone around 3 1/4 tons. The wagon was seen tipping the scales at Hanley Mills as the team stood nearby.
Several Cosgrove associates, including Sani Cosgrove, and A. Caton, former Ohioans and graduates of Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, are candidates for governor of Washington on Republican and Prohibition tickets. Their paths crossed in Washington after years apart. The document includes a notary oath by Frank J. Cheney of Toledo, claiming his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured. Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills are advertised with testimonials.
Mintook Sept. 19 farmers fear wet conditions after cutting seeding may be hindered by weather. Local families and visitors from Coshocton and Zanesville referenced. A marriage license issued for Fred Holdaworth and Phoebe Elian Dawson. court fine levied on Hugh Gemble for Sunday sales. DeWitts Carbonated Hazel Salve advertised.
Plainfield schools faced a fire escape funding muddle until a judge ruled a one mill tax and a bond issue could cover costs. A fire escape seller offered to build the iron structure for 208 dollars, reducing total repairs to about 240 dollars, with county officials willing to redo levies and duplicates to proceed.
An old notice extols DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills as effective for inflammation of the bladder urinary disorders kidney troubles and rheumatic pains. The ad claims rapid antiseptic action with morning relief and urges purchase through local merchants. Court actions mention a divorce case Sally Wood vs Joe Wood and a work proposal process with financial guarantees and county official oversight.
Notice from Combotton County Ohio inviting sealed proposals from contractors for furnishing all materials tools machinery and labor to construct about one mile of limestone macadam roadway on lands of Chas. [illegible]. Bids due 10 30 a m October 6 1908 and public letting will occur.
Notice to teachers outlines exam dates for elementary, high and special certificates on the first Saturdays of each month for the year. Patterson exams occur on the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May. Examinations start at 7 90 a m as required by statute for entrants.
Applicants will receive envelopes and stationery for applications. The board will supply questions on Theory and Practice for the present year. The program largely depends on Keith. Elementary Education can be obtained for 1.05 dollars by writing to The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle, Columbus, Ohio. A McDonald EB Fry L C Shaw
Attorneys at law Teor Fonerend and C. Pomerene of the firm Pomerene and Pomerene, Coshocton, Ohio, based in the Burns Block on Main street.
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