Sold Gun and Theft End in Sheriff Arrest
A man arrested by Sheriff Mosholder on a farm near Coshoc ton county admitted selling a shotgun to a farmer near New cantie before returning to steal it again. He hired a taxi for eight dollars to reach the gun’s hiding place, brought it to the city, and sold it to second hand dealer Mr J Finnell. The sale barely covered the taxi fare. The theft was reported yesterday morning to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosholder
Coshocton County
Newcantie
Girl Bitten by Dog in Fredericktown Prompted Investigation
Sheriff Mosholder and Deputy Lytle responded to Fredericktown Sunday after a five year old girl Heslipp was bitten by a dog owned by a New York City resident Mc Murray. The dog had been shipped back to New York before officers arrived and the authorities planned further inquiries. The report also notes a mention of Phrygian influence in Greek mythology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosholder
Lytle
Fredericktown
Heslipp
McMurray
New York City
New York
New Meeting Planned for Settlement of Telephone Trouble
Knox county stockholders and farmer representatives failed to reach arbitration at Saturday’s afternoon session. A second meeting, possibly Wednesday at Mt Vernon courthouse, is planned to continue the discussion with new proposals from both sides. The farmers rejected any toll rate and the plan hinged on majority stock representation, with about 30,000 stock represented. B Ferenbaugh of Danville spoke for the farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
B. Ferenbaugh
Danville
Farmers Invoke Settlement to End Saturday Disturbance
A general resume of differences calmed the trouble and stated that no group was more eager for a nettle ment than the farmers if the problem could be settled on a tall and just basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uw Tall
Basta
Births and Local Notices From Mt Pleasant Area
MT 2100 born to Mr and Mrs Ray Harring a daughter July 1. Mr and Mrs Grover Harris ill with measles. Mrs Wardle Hall ill with shingles. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Scoles a son July 4. Miss Ware Schooler visited Goshen home El Fray and Mt Pleasant meeting. Miss Marie Mercer visiting Mrs Ray Harris a few weeks. Benjamin Johns of Hunts spent Monday with Mr and Mrs George Harris.
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Ray Harring
Grover Harris
Wardle Hall
Charles Scoles
Ware Schooler
el Fray
Goshen
Mt. Pleasant
Marie Mercer
Ray Harris
Benjamin Johns
Hunts
George Harris
Four year old Porter dies at Mt Vernon hospital
Stanton Hulsey Porter aged four died Saturday afternoon at Mt Vernon hospital from appendicitis and strangulation of the bowels. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Porter of 1008 North Mulberry street and brother of James Myron. Funeral Monday at 2 from the family home conducted by Rev J A Long, interment in Mound View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Hulsey Porter
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Charles Porter
North Mulberry Street
James Myron
J. A. Long
Vine Street Church
Burson and Boyd Families Welcomes Daughters
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Florin Burson of Amity. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Max Boyd of West Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florin Burson
Amity
Max Boyd
West Chestnut Latreet
Township Notice Orders Weed Removal on Property
Township trustees require property owners in Monard township to cut weeds trim brush and remove brush from road aides. If not complied by August 1 the work will be done and charged to the property owner by order of the trustees. Signed Clinton Purdy clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monard
Clinton Purdy
Township trustees order weed and brush removal in Harrison township
Township trustees notify property owners to eradicate weeds and briers and remove brush from roadsides. If noncompliant by August 15, work may be done and costs charged to property taxes. By Order Township Trustees, C B Fawcett, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Fawcett
Enumeration of Street Numbers in a Historic Page
The fragment lists several street numbers in sequence: 624 No, 804 No, 704 No, 604 No, 634. It appears as a cataloged part of a larger directory or notices section, likely indicating property or address entries. No additional context provided.
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K. of
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Ruth
M. B
W. H. McCalla
Peasant Street
Frances Willard W
T. A
Joseph Grubb
Wooster Avenue
Evening Star Council
Bons and Daughters of Libertty
Clinton Grange
Frank Martin
Ranga
Cirele No
Church of 4 Christ
Church of Christ Meeta
Mra
Jamen Edmund
Tree T
Ladies of the Elks
Elks
Ladies’ Ald Society
M. B. Church
Brandon
Ada Rhodes
Mra D. W. Reader
M. P
River A Neck
Buckeye Lake
C. K. Conard
Carl Zolman
B. Miller
Bann
Alfred Garrad
Mias Anna Bernicken
L. W. Mulhane
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic , Church
Dorothy Reed
Walnut Street
Riverside Park
Ella Tlunt
Coshocton Avernue
Jardiner
Rey
Carl Darbin
Trocently
Rome
Italy
Thomas Durbin
Indson Durbin
Howard
Missie Mary
Georgine Craft
J. Craft
Lorain
FE. J. Morrow
Paul and
Edward
Corotumbun
Jackson's Bridge
Dorothy Murty
Jacksons Bridge
Misa Lorene Wire
Nate
St. Luke's School For Nurses
Cleveland
Ruth Walker
Cora Coward
Dorothy Spence
Julia Hrangan
Margaret Spence
Sara Long
King's Heralde
Helen Garland
King’s Heralds
John Coe
East Pleasant Street
Little Reeder
Elizabeth Ewing
Martha Mahaffey
Miss Garland
Cheyney Reed
Mary B. Reed
Robert Reed
Fred B. Cheyney
Marion
W. H. Shields
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Reed
Parcanta
NEW Meeting
Stanton H. Porter
City Time B. & O
Pennsylvania
Ally
Lisle
Searls ES Burson Hose
Manaenines Lisle
Sonora Talking Machines
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
Amonds Diu Goods
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