Yora Elks Plan Open House and New Year Dance
The Elk Club hosts open house on New Year’s Day from two to five the afternoon and a private New Year’s dance in the evening. Other events include Daughters of Rebekah New Year party and various local social gatherings amid dinners and reminiscences of Civil War veterans.
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Elk Club
Coshocton
the Elks
Fountain Dry Goods Company
Park Hotel
Daughters of Rebekah
Home
Miss Manner
New Century Chil
Rebekah
Personal notices and holiday travel across Coshocton area
Local residents head to relatives and friends for visits and New Year celebrations. Names include Mrs C C Bexuch, George Ross, Miss Fanny Davis, Miss Grace Daweon, Miss Rosalie James, Marty Daly, John Agnew, Miss Lena Butler, Ward Bower, Miss Minnie Almack, Miss Nettie Butler, Miss Annie Mcfer mott, Edward LeRetiler, Mrs Blackburn, and many families in Coshocton Dresden and surrounding towns. Also reports a large six-block fire in Charleston with $100,000 loss.
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C. C. Bexuch
Denison
George Ross
Wheeling
Fanny Davis
Conesville
Grace Daweon
Franklin
Nellie
Parma
Anna Lang
Ward Bower
Warsaw
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Mary Cornwall
Lena Butler
May Cornwall
Trencer
Ethel
Grace
New Philadelphia
Adolphi
Massillon
Eleanor and
Vandalia Hissey
Zanesville
Minnie Almack
Woman's College
Baltimore West
Edward LeRetiler
Blackburn
Roscow
Florida
Nettie Butler
Meredith Business College
Walhending
Annie Mcftermott
Mulberry Street
John Smith
Piitshore
Charley Dawson
Millershire
Mattie Kirke
Zeno Varnes
Lebanon
Canal Lewinville
Pro Jectors Consider Trolley Rights and Work Resume
The meeting of the pro Jectors of the Z C M trolley line in Zanesville and nearby figures discussed routine business and the plan to resume work in securing rights of way in spring. Bradstreet notes holiday trade activity easing, outdoor and building demand rising, iron and steel lead in prices, and warns on retail softness.
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Messrs
R. C. Burton
Zanesville
Baker and Garver
Ingersville
A. A. Garver
Dresden
Ginn
Columbus
Nicholas & Merrel
Bradstreet’s
New York
A Difference to In Lungs In City and Country Lungs
Edinburgh University exhibit shows three lungs Eskimo coal miner and city dweller white black and gray highlighting urban consumption risk. Scott's Emulsion promoted as lung tonic aiding cleanliness germ resistance and vitality for health up build.
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Edinburgh University
Scott
Scote & Bowne
Gog Pear
Stree
New York
Ben Har founder L. Snyder dies of stomach cancer
Cras foru dmb. Bee 80.rank L. Snyder, supreme scribe of the tribe of Ben Har, founder of the fraternal insurance order, died of stomach cancer at 34. He was a native of Horler shin NETS AG:GES ER tet Age Want Ads do tt quice.
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Cras
Dmb
L. Suyder
Ben Har
Snyder
Horler Shin
Nets AG
Equitable Society Chief Reports Exhaustive Review
President Morton outlines a five month investigation by Price Waterhouse and Haskins Sells confirming assets of 416 166 500 and a surplus of 67 142 865 42. Retrenchment and restitution measures reduce costs by over 600 000 annually and recover additional sums. annual independent audits planned. directors nominated by trustees and policyholders to express preferences. The letter urges continued policies, notes strong solvency, and promises prudent administration and no political contributions.
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Morton
Messrs. Price, Waterhouse and Company
Chartered Accountants of
Great Britain
New York
Messrs. Haskins and Sells
Certified Public Accountants of
Onrlen
George Westinghouse
Agin
Eure
Tife
Equitable
Tam
TODAY'S WANTS FOR RENT AND SALE NOTES
Two furnished rooms with gas and private bath in a central location at 147 South Fourth street. Citizens call 665 A. Also fodder in field for sale cheap and some choice chickens at 226 Mulberry Street. Torture of a preacher feature tells how Rev. C. D. Moore of Harpersville, NY cured his cough with Dr King's New Discovery. Trial bottle free. Price 50¢, 1.00.
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South Fourth St
Mulberry St
C. D. Moore
The
Baptist Church
Harpersville
N. Y
Dr. King
Digestive and Liver Powders Claim Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Jackson Digestive and Liver Powders as a dissolving powder remedy for weak stomachs and indigestion. It claims immediate relief after the first dose and credits Coshocton resident David Hosselt with improved health. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents and 1 dollar, prepared by The Jackson Medicine Co Ohio.
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Jack
David Hosselt
Coshocton
Rocky Mountain Tea Promised to Heal Stomach and Liver Woes
An ad claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will cure stomach, kidneys, and liver problems. It promises ongoing health with use through the month and references a product labeled Tea.
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Maud
C. FO Anderson
Hollister
Perle
B. Auderses
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ELKS
Lodge
TR. LU
Donley
Pennsylvania
South Lawn Avenue
Cambridge Road
South Lawn School
Board of Education
New Century Club
Holloway Mission Band
Kate Temple of
Vinestreet
Holloway Mission
Ethel Clarke
McCall
Rob McCabe
James Johnson
Carl Stewart
Ned Carr
Fred Compton
James Swihart
Walnut Street
Standen
McMillen
Portland
Ore
S. A. Stacey
Minest Standen
Standen Hotel
W. H. King
B. R. Shaw
A. H. Thomson
XN. Collier
George W. Shrirley
Mestilen
West
New Jersey
Oregon
California
Laura Moody
Homer Selby
Well Town Youth Society
Portsmouth
Oride
Shelby
Case
Ray
Hanlon
Merit
Hatter
Lynch
Forbes Hall
Edith and
Gertrude Clarke
Brookside Fann
Homer Chirke
Eleanor Boyd
Marion
Clyde and
Clifford Boyd
Russell Crawford
Hugh Finley
Jane McClure
No.3. McClure
West Lafyette
George McClure
Alex McClure
Rose McClure
Roy McClure
Warren McGreagar
George McQuiston
Emma = Murphy
Adams Mills
Knof
Hows
Charleston
Town
Big Ben
Pat Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
U. S
Cean
Atv
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Parrish
L. E. Parrish
Main St
Colorado
Mexico
Ead Pointe Weet
South Bow
S. W. Snyder & Son
Main Street