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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1905

Page

2

Labor laws debate and district union actions noted

The Columbus Dispatch reports a Trades and Labor assembly committee weighing a state constitution amendment to define permissible labor laws and protect hour laws. United Mine Workers of America District No. 6 considers drafting legislation and endorsements, while candidates for labor-related posts are discussed but not chosen. Local items include visits, church news, and a health anecdote about Rev. O D Moore with a sales note for Dr Kings New Discovery.

Columbus Dispatch Legislative Committee of the Trades and Labor Assembly New York United Mine Moners Vietatts Feld

Corner of County News Recaps Local Happenings

Clerks report Mr and Mrs G W Wallace attending funeral in Liverpool Pa for Mr Wallace's father killed by streetcar. Mrs Willard Myser of Cushocton visits J J Myser. Charles Stein’s son ill. R Graham sells fine stock with cows from 80 to 95. Miss Carrie LeBetilley and Miss Grace Williams visit Roscoe and West Lafayette. Lectures planned at M E church. Armenia speaker 15 cents admission.

G. W. Wallace Liverpool Henry Randles Carrie LeBetilley Roscoe Grace Williams Smith East Liverpool Almeda Marx West Lafayette Fred Solomon Ethel Guthrie M. EE Armenia Carrie LeRetilley Ross ‘Palmer Millersburg Bert Gray Alberti Nellie Dougan Killbuck Grant Charles Bantam Wiarsaw John Wagers Coshocton Duncan Chalfants Hillants Dee Mabel Peli Yrego West Bedford Louis Gibson Clara Iwas Coshoct UW. M. Barnes Bloomville G. F. Smith Rockaway Gibson Dy. J. McCurdy Co.Shocton James Bell Mrs. Porter Tibitha McTarland Ressa

Y P A Society Event Brings Community Together

The Y P A gathering drew a large Sunday crowd at the chapel led by W D Kiss rer with the theme Thanksgiving Of What We Should be Thankful for. Attendees included Nellie Poster and Miss Al Smith, oysters served after supper, music and parlor games.

Nellie Chanel W. D. Kissrer Tonic John Reese Lo Mo Staats Mesdotia Styres Newark C. T. Johnston MK Tlossedtt Cooperdate Dayton Blold Hounds Oas Webosh Hage Nellie Sunday School Hauger Baker al Smith Nellie Poster Coshoeton Elmer Kissner Herrold Rolston Freeze

Mohawk Village Sings New Minister as Community Grows

Mohawk Village reports Rev. C. F. Morris making a favorable impression on the Mohawk circuit with his wife. His evangelist brother assists in New Castle. The Given family held a public sale raising about 1900 dollars for the Ladies Aid. Mrs. Margaret Bush has moved to the McKinney residence and other family members plan to relocate to Randall, Kansas.

Mohawk Village C. F. Morris New Castle Mohawk Society Lizzie Given Randall Kan James O. McKinney Ladies Aid Society Margaret Bush McKinney Cliffsford Given Fay Freese

MAD CHASE PROMPT RELIEF FOR HEALTH CHOICES

Millions rush in mad chase after health faddism but true relief lies in good food and regular bowels. Dr King s Life Pills offered for liver and stomach trouble at 25 cents in Coshocton Ohio and Roscoe Ohio. The rest of the text lists local social notes and visits among residents including Miss Mabel Peli and Mr Robert Hamilton.

Dr. King FE. Anderson Coshocton M. Ferguson Roscoe Ohio

Fines for First Class Mail in Third Class Packages

Steubenville residents face $10 fines for sending first class matter through third class packages with no hearings held in court. In Bucyrus a 17 year old, Floyd Smith, died from an accidental discharge while hunting. A baby suffocated in Wapakoneta as its parents drove home. Rockefeller funds a $150000 newsboys home in Cleveland with Euclid Avenue Baptist Church collaboration. Cincinnati appoints B C Kelsey as general agent of the Big Four passenger department in Columbus.

Steubenville, O Miller Steubenville Post Office Department Owen United States Hunter Bucyrus. O Floyd Smith Smith Smyth Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Charles A. Iaton H. M. Briggs Euclid Avenue Oiking Cincinnati B. C. Kelsey Big Four The Columbus C. C. Clarke Indianapolis

Bowman Residents Share Sunday Visits

Bowman notes from December record weekend visits as Joseph Thimp son and Cohocton family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clay Miller and others. Malona Dickey and Lloyd Whitaker accompanied by Kalath Dickey visited Edward Dickey. Randles were in Roscoe Tuesday afternoon. Irvin Foates family visited John Kimberly and family. Randies and wife called on Roscoe friends.

Isleta O Dee Leighninger Newcomerstown Emery Brown Smith Brown Phoebe Thomas Clara Brown Bakersville John Walters West Lafayette Jason Walters Denver Rerentin Lawyer Guernsey Jy M Dan Johns Albert Real Trendsheer Grey Je Walters Nina Bowman Joseph Thimpson Cohocton Clay Miller Malona Dickey

Digestive Health Cure Promoted by Long-Serving Doctor

An advertisement by the Moroons Cotte Company touts Dr. Jackson’s Digestive and Liver Powders claiming 95 percent of disease stems from indigestion. It asserts blood quality hinges on digestion, promises quick relief, and targets weak stomachs with a dissolving powder formula costing under four pence per dose.

Bright Jackson Coste Moroon Cotte, Company

Convalescent Rus Jones Recounts Recovery Story

In Letart West Virginia a respected resident, Rus Jones, describes how a catarrh poisoning left him weak and sleepless. He credits Cooper's New Discovery and Quick Relief, bought from local agent C. E. Anderson, with restoring his health.

Rus Jones Letart W. Va Jones

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