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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
4
Notices detail mailing and advertising charges for The Daily Age in Coshoc ten Ohio, with rates for 2nd class mail, carriers, and various notices. It lists sale locations and terms, including five cent per line charges for obituaries and ads, and advance payment requirements for delivery and discontinuation policies.
The November 1905 circulation report lists monthly averages and totals for 1905. Donn Hosselt and O Jd Case swear the document accurately records copies printed and circulated from March to November 1905. Notary M W Wimmer administers the oath on December fourth, 1905 in Coshocton County Ohio.
Opinion column discusses Democratic and Republican factions and potential leaders Garber and Dick. It questions party control and hints at upcoming conventions while urging officials to let processes proceed without meddling.
E F Voorhees returned from Port Washington where he met the village council to discuss the street railway franchise application by the Zanesville Co snocton and New Philadelphia Traction company. Officials there are eager for the franchise and conditions were examined before final action.
The French line steamer La Champagne listing after a crowd of Spanish immigrants watched lighter ships while coaling. Panic led to 6 injured and 1 missing. 490 men and women leapt to lighters, some into the sea. Ship righted after water taken in. several rescued and treated at a hospital.
American Consul General Parsons was killed by an electric car in Mexico City shortly after 9 o'clock Tuesday night. The report comes as other dispatches note General Luke Wright arrived in San Francisco and discussed Philippine railroad bids and economic developments.
At the E. O. T. Alan convention in Canal Dover a resolution was adopted opposing radical changes to the school code. It calls for changes only as recommended by the state commissioner and necessary for clear interpretation and better application to local school communities.
The institute opened with prayer and welcome, praising study and progress for farmers. Howard Ewing spoke to the crowd about education and farming’s value, with R F McCrea stressing commercial orchards and profit from multiple carloads. G C Housekeeper discussed testing corn and profits from iron corn, while W F Park and others lectured on poultry and corn growing.
The speaker George Wyler presented potato varieties and seed selection methods while advising a two hour soak in a corrosive solution to prevent scab. G B Scott discussed live stock improvement and Ohio’s potential as a national model. H A Caton praised farm organization and noted the Grange as the oldest movement.
The Pennsylvania lines offer reduced roundtrip Home-Seekers excursions to Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska the Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and other western and southern states with stop over privileges for business inquiries. Tickets available on specified dates through December 19 with full fare details from local ticket agents. New baby list notes the Greene couple welcoming a daughter.
President Roosevelt orders Pettijohn removed as Valentine Nebraska land office register for alleged land fraud. A special agent will take charge of the office and the receiver Albert L Towle is asked to resign immediately.
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