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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
8
The Orseno Gas & Oil Company, capitalized at 500000, announces a 500 dividend to stockholders, the fourth such distribution since organization. With about 1400 acres, 40 out of 45 drilled wells produced. current directors and officers listed, stockholders to receive most of their invested sums back.
Court now hosts all briefs in the Dickerson case after the Reply Brief cited to Atria Glenn and McPowell. The Supreme Court may schedule final consideration soon with judgment expected, while sides argue over trial details and potential outcomes.
Marlatt, employed on the C W Baker farm near town, was filling a water jug when the cork exploded. A shard struck his right hand, ripping a deep gash at the base of the thumb and severing several tendons. He sought medical aid after the accident.
Mrs Norris and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the past week and sheriffing sentiment.
A humorous note argues that playing behind a group of French golfers feels like watching a pantomime rather than a proper round. The writer urges resignation to the delay and promises amusement for those lacking patience and a sense of humor.
Mrs Lansting recalls her husband noting the train he rode had the best bucka car he ever saw in his life. The remark appears in a small personal reminiscence from a local reader.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a dynamite incident near Lewisburg Cona with a dead cow and a man named Seefeld. It mentions a woman and rifles and a near explosion, ending with a cautious evacuation and removal of the device.
The High School defeated the Business Men of the Town in five innings by a tight score before darkness halted play. Batteries were Maston and Petry Wright for the High School, Honabarger and Mack for the Business Men.
An old periodical excerpt mocks women’s dignity and walking, referencing the notion of “the modern woman” and alleged decline. It notes Sir Thomas Fraser as a deceased figure and mentions his purported joining of an Anti Premature Burial society in a Punch magazine context.
An advertisement touts treatments for catarrh deafness asthma bronchitis and consumption claiming to cure by new methods. It emphasizes germ theory air infection and prevention before throat and lung involvement and offers free advice to patients from distant towns.
Obie on Weet tiaz Street in Colombem announces interwoven annual operations hours. Offices open from 9 am to 6 pm and 4 pm, evenings 7 to 10, Sundays and holidays 11 am to 6 pm.
The article reports Mayor Johnson expressing certainty about his re election in November following Democratic primary gains. He claims Cleveland voters will support Democratic aims and cites the ongoing primary results as proof of support against Republican challenger T H Burton. The piece suggests a civic motive behind the campaign focused on administration policy.
State inspector highlights a new food safety law aimed at preventing sale of bad and stale eggs. Merchants and farmers are urged to inspect daily, with fines for selling doubtful eggs. A recent complaint involved a dozen eggs with three hatched and two rotten ones.
A verbose discussion on introducing beehives to every front porch to provide honey for families while teaching agriculture. The piece blends observations on beekeeping with political and wartime rhetoric, noting delays and cultural shifts amid wartime conditions and architectural plans for honey storage.
Notice calls for sealed bids for interior county concervation work per plans on file with the county auditors. Bids must be in certified form with deductions and a fixed date for contract award, as the bidding committee reserves right to accept oral bids and to reject any or all bids.
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