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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
2
Rev. Dr. S. A. Fisher of the M. P. church receives eight weeks leave due to ill health. A longtime devoted worker, he now seeks restoration of health. At Locust Street, W. W. Dyser’s twelve year old daughter suffers from scarlet fever with Dr. McClain attending.
The Cleveland Trust Company promotes banking by mail with worldwide deposits, offering four percent interest on savings and a free booklet. It argues local runs affect funds less due to diversified deposits from all regions and classes, safeguarding savers even amid local turmoil.
The Northern Securities case sees Judge Sanborn modify the injunction to allow Great Northern and Northern Pacific dividends to be paid to the Northern Securities Company while appeal proceeds. The decision suspends only the dividend ban, with bond posted to cover potential damages, as about $4.0 million in May dividends are released and roughly $14.0 million more would be paid out before a Supreme Court ruling.
Charles Renner known as the tee man fell into icy waters when a CAVORTING ICE WAGON veered on a road bend near the canal. Rescuers freed horses, retrieved the wagon, and Renner, soaked to the marrow, returned home then helped unload ice and reattach the wagon. He escaped unharmed and thankful.
April 22 1903 Coshocton County Sunday Schools report Clark Township with officers for multiple churches including Clark's Methodist Episcopal Salem Evangelical Blissfield Methodist Protestant Helmick Baptist and others. New Castle and White Eyes townships list officers and churches while notes invite district workers to plan primary improvement in the county and announce May convention at Bakersville with program items and speakers.
Frankfort April 21 Henry Youtsey was recalled to lay groundwork for impeachment. He admitted telling falsehoods to multiple people but framed it as self defense. He alleged a conspiracy to blame him for Goebel's killing.
Charles King marked his thirty fifth birthday with a surprise party at his home on South Fifth street Monday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs D D Boyd, Mr and Mrs W H King, Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd, Mr and Mrs L B Piper, Mr and Mrs George King, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pocock, Mr and Mrs E R Reed, Mr and Mrs W J Davies, and Mr and Mrs Chas Milligan. The gathering featured flinch and a supper, and King received a Morris chair. The Chautanqua circle, hosted by Mrs L K Beach and Miss Lucy Beach, opened with roll call and current events. Papers by Miss Shirley Thompson on The Liquor Problem in Russia and Miss Addie Morrell on A Russian Folk Tale followed. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs E Carr on Chestnut street.
Pension attorney M W Wimmer obtained an original pension for George F Sith late of Company B Eighth Ohio volunteers in the Spanish American War. The pension rate is 600 dollars per month beginning May 1899.
B F Tyler suffered the loss of a valuable delivery horse on Monday in what appears to be a fatal incident. The cause is uncertain, with reports suggesting possible disease or accident, leaving the size of the loss to be assessed by local commerce.
The article describes oxygen hunger as a dire consequence of severe anemia marked by low red blood cells leading to weakness pale skin and progressive decline. It notes consumption and death as potential outcomes and lists symptoms such as loss of flesh and diminished ambition with susceptibility to colds. The text hints at a cure but remains incomplete.
Ozomulsion is a cod liver oil emulsion that vitalizes and oxygenates the blood to renew tissue energy. Marketed as the good easy universal food for all in need of strength, available at druggists. Send name and address to THE OZOMULSION Co New York for a free sample bottle by mail prepaid.
The article extols Elijah unique boldness and zeal, noting his dramatic moments from famine to Mount Transfiguration. It highlights his role in steering Israel back to Jehovah amid Baal worship, and praises the oratorio Elijah as fitting tribute. The Orethian Club plans a May 8 performance, urging readers to study Elijah’s life and character.
Proposals will be received at Coshocton mayor's office until 12 noon on April 28 1963 for eight $500 bonds totaling $4 000 bearing 4.5 percent interest. Bonds mature May 5 from 1913 to 1920, principal and interest at city treasurer. Bids must specify bond count premium accrued interest and total offered. Bank certificate of $2000 required as bid guarantee. Bid envelopes read Bids for Library Site. Edward Wimmer, City Clerk.
The city of Coshocton Ohio invites sealed proposals April 28 1903 for street improvement bonds numbered 1 through 5 totaling 1500 dollars or five bonds at 300 dollars each bearing 4 1/2 percent interest semi annual payments. Bonds dated May 6 1903 payable March 1 1904 and semi annual thereafter through May 5 1912. Bond specifics list maturity dates and amounts. Bidders must deposit 100 dollars as bid security and seal bids labeled Bids for Street Roads to the city clerk Edward Ace Roa.
The undersigned announces the appointment and qualification as administrator with will annexed of the state of Samuel A. Markley of Canal. This appointment was made in Costrocton County on April 7, 1404.
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