Christmas Cheer Carried By W C T U Ladies to Infirmary
Members of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and friends visited the infirmary on Thursday afternoon to share Christmas cheer. The program featured talks by Rev. Mr. Jolmnster and Mrs. Emily Timmons, songs by Miss Mamie Willam, and instrumental numbers by Mr. Myers and accompanists. A treat followed, concluding a happy afternoon for all.
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Woman's Christ'an Temperance Union
Infirmary
Jolmnster
Emily Timmons
Mamie Willam
Marthe Zhhacoitz
Myers
Lennon
Social Time at W C T U Meeting in Coshocton
W C T U members who did not travel to the infirmary gathered at Mrs G W Shrake’s North Eighth Street home for a pleasant social hour. The program was omitted but refreshments were served and enjoyed. Also, unclaimed letters at the Coshocton post office for the week ending December 25 1905 list several ladies and gentlemen including Mrs Geo Goodrich Mrs Ella Musgrave James Andrews and Bert Burt Please say advertised and give the date of this list.
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Infirmary
G. W. Shrake
North Eighth Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Geo. Goodrich
Ella Musgrave
James Andrews
Albert C. Burt
Henry Clough
Ge Farmer
Stacey Garl
S. Gross
Herbert
John Kahle
E. Koch
Ke Fel Neely
John Parrish
Francis PF. Figue
Ashman to Open Coshocton Law Office after Year
Frank Ashman, former chief clerk in the Ohio Labor Department, returns to Coshocton to open a law office after the new year. His homecoming is welcomed by many friends as the office in Columbus will pass to Governor Pattison’s appointee. PAZO OINTMENT advertised with cure claim for piles.
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Frank Ashman
Coshocton
Ratchford
Columbus
Pattison
Mr Ashman
Roscoe W C T U Meeting Postponed After Funeral
The Roscoe W C T U meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hack was postponed due to Mrs Green’s funeral. The rescheduled date has not yet been decided. The item ends with an unrelated verse and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertisement.
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Roscoe W. C. T. U
Hack
Green
Wm Green Seen Backing For State Presidency in Coshocton District
Reports from trusted sources say Wm Green of Coshocton, long president of United Mine Workers sub-district No 6, will win the sub-district No 5 vote for state president. W H Haskins of Coshocton seeks reelection after years in leadership. Office closure notice: County Treasurer’s office will be closed Monday January 1 for New Year. Catarrh cure claims by Hall’s of Toledo to treat blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials promised and pills for constipation sold by local druggists.
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Wm. Green
Coshocton
United Mine Workers
W. H. Haskns
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
New York Fashions Woolen Smoking Jacket Pattern
A pattern advertisement describes a comfortable smoking jacket in woolen serge Velveteen or blanket with quilted sections and two front pockets. It explains sizing and fabric requirements and offers to mail pattern No 07 to subscribers for 10 cents with full address.
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Mit
Wehrle strike drags on as murders rise at Newark plant
Secretary Bishop warns that the Wehrle stove works at Newark remains non-union occupied with full-capacity production as Sears Roebuck & Co. restrains any concessions. Three murders linked to the labor conflict prompt renewed arbitration attempts. Plumbers at Lorain have resumed work and tensions ease.
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Wehrle
Newark
Joseph Bishop
State Arbiitration Board
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Lorain
Bishop
United States
Prominent Toledo druggist commits suicide in action
Charles Tatton a leading Toledo druggist died by self inflicted gunshot. DL Frank Schmidt age 52 of Indianapolis was found dead at the Antlers hotel in Colorado Springs. A Lehigh Valley freight train collided with a Schuylkill Railroad trolley on a grade crossing at Girardville killing three. A Riverside hotel at Epworth Heights near Cincinnati was destroyed by fire thought incendiary. Three officers of the Cleveland Retail Dealers indicted for violating the Valentine anti trust law pleaded guilty and were sentenced to pay. Sir Bees Awartz and Green, clothiers and novelties dealers in Grafton went into bankruptcy.
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Charles Tatton
Driggista
Toledo
Frank Schmidt
Indianapolis
Ind
Antlers
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lehign Valley
Schuylhill Railroad Company
Girardville
Riverside
Epworth Heights
Cincinnati
Cleveland Retail Dealers’ Association
Sir Bees Each
Awartz,& Green, Clothiere
Grafton
W. Va
Ab Cros
Dressmaking as a remedy for divorces urged by expert designer
Mrs. Evelyn Foote argues dressmaking courses should be added to girls colleges and public schools to improve home life. She cites marriage hardships from poor appearance and urges teaching sewing from elementary through college to reduce marital strife and boost savings.
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Evelyn Foote
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Washington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Foote
Vassar Qunl
Leung
Iowa University
Ford
Chicago
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New York
Martha Dean
Pattern Department
State Board of Arbitration
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Mississippi
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New Mexico
Lmit
Havanna
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Macisonville
W. J. Davies
Santa Claus
North Pole
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Bertha Zxchaebitz
Livingsteins
Livinestone
Victoria Falls
London
Batewayo Chronicle
St. Nicholas
Nixon
Packard
Ebersole
Newman Broe
Haddorff
Clinton
Reynolds
Angel Bros
Almack
Main St
Boyd & McConnell Real Estate and Insurance
E. R. Reed
S Ree
Brendes Bros
Orange Street
Vine Street
Kenworth Avenue
Chestnut Street
John A. Hesket
Cambridge St. Coshocton
Erie
Buffalo
Pittsburg
St Temis
Ohio River
Ains
Cali
Adirem
Davies Agen
J. L. Kirk
Walnut Street
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