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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
8
A supplier advertises cotton thread in colors identical to silk. The colors are claimed to be absolutely fast and suitable for sewing woolen goods and colored cotton fabrics with a guarantee of perfect satisfaction.
A good sized market was reported Wednesday with ample produce including nuts and eggs at reasonable prices. Early vegetables will expand as semi weekly markets grow larger. notes on weather and access for western and northern marketers. Also a notice to gas consumers from Coshocton Gas Company about reporting moves to avoid charges.
A jumble of lost items and small ads appears, including a gentlemans watch, a twenty dollar bill, a barrel of black paint for shingles and roofs, horses for boarding, an up to date baby cab and a cupboard for sale, seed potatoes, furnished rental, pasture land for rent, a shoe store ad, Elks officer installation, Red Cross Ball Blue laundry, plumbing and gas fitting services, moving notices, an administrator notice for Sedwick R. Goodin estate in Coshocton County Ohio with dates March 27 to April 11.
A well chosen assortment in meat checks and silks for waists and shirt waist suits advertised. Radium Silk described as firm as a taffeta and delicate as crepe de chine, 22 inches wide at $1.00 per yard. Also silk in meat checks at 7 cents and $1.00 per yard.
The notice outlines activities from February and March including clearing out old goods and redecorating. It notes the store now has both phones and invites customers to call when needed.
County commissioners in session face a deadlock as a recent bill cuts private-contract jobs for the county from 1000 to 200 dollars. They must confer with Prosecutor Glenn, who is tied up with the Dickerson case. The board met at Presbyterian church Tuesday night for the first time in record, with uncertain results. Probate Court notes Frank Mulligan, administrator of John Mulligan, filed first account. Also a story of a hunter catching a cold while pursuing a burglar, with praise for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sold by local druggists.
Teaac Reed, currently at Robson barber shop, buys Mahew's barber shop on East Main street and takes possession next Monday. Ike, a first class workman, has many friends in the city who wish him success at the new stand. Also mention of a guar anteed cure for piles and PAZO ointment, with druggists authorized to refund if not cured in 6 to 14 days.
A notice identifies a graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College holding State Certificate No. 45. It notes fourteen years in Coshocton and lists offices and hospital to the rear of Raneem Dry Goods Company.
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