Evolution of Garrenly and the origins of money
A survey of money’s origins from barter to metal coins, shells, and currencies. It traces early exchanges across cultures, the shift to cattle and crops, the adoption of copper, tin, iron, lead, and finally gold and silver. It also covers Venice banking, colonial greenbacks, and the Philadelphia Mint’s modern coinage process.
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Rome
Italy
Kaffres
Zuloe
Africa
South Bea
Mexico
Abyssinia
Cornwall
Acales
Venetian
Venice
Chamber of Loans
Bank of Exchange
Bank of Venice
Inside the Great Coining Factory
The article describes a vast minting operation with 24 presses producing coins at high speeds for quarters, half dollars, nickels and pennies. Finishing and testing occur in the proving department, where weight and board-fed sorting ensure full coin volumes, with 1325 workers employed in the factory and bags sealed for transport.
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Colo
Horse spooks at auto injures 65 year old rider near Madisonburg
Frightened by an automobile a horse driven by Samuel Eaby near Craston ran away last Friday, throwing Eaby. He, 65, suffered a fractured left shoulder and serious bruises from the horn. H E Auble of Wadsaworth helped transport him to Fred Miller's home. Surgical aid was given and he was later moved to his nephew Chung Kuby's home at Wear Sw ith ville.
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Samuel Eaby
Craston
Madisonburg
Eaby
H E Auble
Wadsaworth
Mr Baby
Fred Miller
Chung Kuby
Probate Court Proceedings Report
Probate court entries list insane adjudications, estate filings, accounts, sales, and guardianships. Notable items include Henry Kropf declared insane and committed to Massillon State Hospital, executors and administrators filing accounts and sale bills, real estate orders, bonds set for guardians, and commissions for hearing dates in August.
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Adal Henry Kropf
Milton Township
Masaillom State Hospital
Charles K. Gardmer
Rachel Gardner
Henry Eberly
Ellen S Eberly
George Ross
Sugar Creek
Tnp
M.C Lichtenwalter
Wm Lichtenwalter
Jos. Gindlesparger
Thomas Howey
John EB. Moore
Eliza C. Armstrong
East Union Two
Wm. Brinkerhof
Menry Shafer
Causan Twp
Solomon Bentz
Frederick Rafenick
Bugarcreek
Catherine Paulus Probat
Thomas Dorland
John P. Dorland
Martha J. Mepler
Peter Kropf
Milton Two
Massillon State Hospital
Ohio State School for the Blind admissions and notes
Ohio State School for the Blind offers free board and tuition for blind students of school age and suitable adults to learn a trade for one year. Superintendent is G L Smead. A Ladies Farmers Metery club meets at Misses Stitt’s home with 10 o’clock program.
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Ohio
G L. Smead
Llousekespera Club Meeting at Mrs Miller Home
The annual meeting of the Housekeepers' Club will be at Mrs. F C Miller’s home on Thursday September 4. Members urged to attend with baskets. Program includes quotes from Shakespeare and humorous readings by Mrs Yoder and others, plus essays on housework methods and values of products.
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Llousekespera’ Club
F C Miller
Shakespeare
Musto Anerica
Mra Bixler
Yoder
Mra. Lytle
Mra L. Bowman
Mra . Liggett
Obituary notices and local event notices from Smithville area
Mra Abert Eberly Sire, Risie Everly aged about 40, died Monday noon at her sister’s home in Smithville after illness with drops. She is survived by husband and one daughter. Funeral Wednesday at 1, interment Applecreek. Mrs James Glues and Mrs Elizabeth Roberts. Glaes died Monday at home of her parents on Palmer Street. Born August 23, 1868 in Wooster. Funeral Wednesday from St Mary’s. NEW PITTSBURY. Last quarterly meeting of the cofferace year to be held in the ME church Aug 30 and 31. On Aug 30 Rev Zook will lecture in ME church on Palestine, living ways, dress styles, farming implements. Rev Zook, former resident of Palestine, should make it interesting. George Buzzard and wife, daughter of Ashland, guests of W A Fortney’s family Sabbath. TY Wife of Cleveland spent several days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs J O W. France. I W Musselman came home Monday evening from work at the Reedsburg School house with a lame back.
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Risie Everly
Smithville
Elizabeth Roberts Glaes
Palmer Street
Glass
Wooster
St. Mary's Church
New Pittsbury
Zook
Palestine
George Buzzard
Ashland
W. A. Fortney
Cleveland
J O W. France
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh and Centzin Mercury
Warning against ointments for catarrh containing mercury, noting they damage mucous surfaces and upset the system. Claims such products are dangerous unless prescribed by reputable physicians. Ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, with testimonials and price per bottle, urging buy from druggists.
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Halle
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney &Co
Price Hall
Picnic and notices from Wooster area August events
A draft of local items lists church picnics at Odell's Lake and Highland Park, a Shreve-North Akron wedding, house purchase in Wooster, family moves, typhoid death, injuries, births, a suspicious stranger warned away, post mortem findings on John W Miller, veterans reunion reports, and railroad expansion plans near New London.
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Odell’s Lake
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