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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
6
Capt Lybarzer voted against raising legislators salaries to 1200 and against 1000. He argued economy amid cuts, noting the new 1000 salary would not apply to future legislators. The piece also notes local agriculture club talk and a public sale for farm items.
Victor Bigler pleaded in the probate court at Mowlay before Judge Denley. The judge noted the location in Tuscarawas County and that the girl’s guardian consent would be required. The case hinges on travel to New Philadelphia and parental consent for the assumed guardianship.
Last night a stereopticon show at Salvation Army war larks presented a Spanish American War themed program.
A historical advocation promotes Dr. Shoop's Witch Hazel Compound as a remedy for female weakness and womb issues. The ad links the product to physician endorsements and promises cures for discharges and infertility, urging women to seek relief through this antiseptic tonic and related remedies.
Mr Sutherland and his son Frederick confront past loyalties and a vowed change of life as Frederick vows to honor his late wife’s memory and seek forgiveness. Amabel Page appears at the doorway, revealing new romantic tension in the Agatha Webb mystery.
West Lafayette Ohio April 3 community notices and social updates. visits from Rev Mrs G l Davis to relatives Mrs Hank Lighninger Miss Myrtle and Page Griffin hosted friends Saturday evening and Prof and Mrs A McCuskey visiting. John Shaffer funeral after Hudson train accident mourners listed. births and visitors noted along with death of Alex Carnahan in Indiana and a church convention near Cliveh. An obituary and local social mentions fill the column amid miscellaneous notices and a medical ad warning about mercury in catarrh remedies.
April dispatch orders body of Mr. Burney sent to Bloomington Illinois not buried here. J W Dickerson visits near Cleveland. J T Thompson now with Sprouwll brothers. Residents attend Dickerson trial Mayor's Court. Three plain drunks arraigned. Knox charged with disorderly conduct addition. Boran and Johnny on the spot intoxication. All fined. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised. Donnelly and Weatherwax families travel to Columbus for Porter Kinney funeral services.
Adams Mills notes show Mr and Mrs Ira Haines of Cleveland visiting Ander son and Mrs McConnell last week. Wilfred Guild arrived from Columbus for a short visit. Mr Hackney of Newark stayed with James Bale over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Turner of Coshocton were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Thresh. Ada Alexandria of Dennison and Granville, visiting Miss Ada Caldwell. Mrs J W Bell in Coshocton on business. Mrs Emma Vickers and daughter Twila visited Mrs Wil Huf of Casho ton. GFB society plans a pre social Thursday at the hall. Teesie Smith and A C Dumimend of Clinton Ohio visited the latter's parents here. Maude Salzgeber spent Sunday at her home in Conesville. Emma Krebs came from Granville for a week’s vacation. Hayes Jewell went to Scarville.
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