Coshocton Age Advertising Rates and Notices Policy
The Coshocton Age lists rates for notices of church festivals and obituaries, charging five cents per line per insertion. It notes that cards of banks and society meetings and celebration ads are priced at one cent per word, with standard post and publication details for Coshocton Ohio.
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AGE Publishing Company
Selby Building
Coshocton
Ohio
Postoffice
GHIG
Ing RE . Age Advertising Purfaus
Obert Tomes
Nassau Street
New York City
C. W. Wallla
Boyce Blig
The Age Refuses Credit as Subscriptions End
The newspaper states it will not extend credit and will discontinue service when prepaid time runs out, with no exceptions.
Controversy Over City Newspaper Circulation Abolishes Ads
The letter from Coshocton Business Men's Association denounces The Age and its circulation claims, urging a public investigation. It cites recent exchanges on advertising credibility and proposes an impartial audit by a joint committee to compare The Age and The Times circulation for January.
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Daily Times
Age
Changes in Rural Postal Routes to Coshocton Office
As a result of Inspector Pate's visit, the Roscoe post office routes will be discontinued and reassigned to Coshocton Post Office. Plainfield and Warsaw routes shift to Coshocton and closed-pouch deliveries begin. March 1, 1907 marks the effective date for these carrier changes and service realignments.
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Einat
Senegal
Roscoe
R. F D. Aoutes
Coshocton
Pate
Focal
Washington
Coshocten
Plainfield
Cochocinic
Cratecton BR. F. O
Bedford Star
Warsaw
Bedford
Warsaw RR. OF. D
Clark Stee
Geahoston
Carver
Keene, Mound and
Canal
Lewisville
Clark
Millersburg
Mound
Freeno A. FL
How Coshton Miners Will Cast Their Votes
Reading on a sub district convention set for March 2 in Coshton, miners prepare for ballots and candidate instructions. The notice outlines receipt of candidate lists, election duties, ballot preparation, and final counting procedures at the polling box before the convention.
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Coshotton
Z2bes- Ville
Miller
Offier
Petaey
Nabte
Volta
Leeds
Shitit
AL Teles
Thaw Jury Proceedings Amid Delayed Trial in New York
The Thaw jury session extended after concerns over a juror, with Justice Fitzgerald adjourning to Monday evening. District Attorney Jerome pressed for removal of a juror while Thaw's defense resisted, promising direct testimony Monday morning if no change occurred. Other items include a silver wedding anniversary at the Drushl home and various local society notes and obituaries.
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New York
Justice Fitzgerald
Jerome
Temot Qon
Counset Twoo Mange
Adlers
Thawe
Talesmen
Fhaw
Swern
Barty Talesmen
Dernard de
Gerstinan
Justice Fitaveruld
Jeromes
Mr Terai
Fragmentary OCR notes on court, church, and city events
Disjointed passages reference a judge a woman a town a death age and a prospective auction. The fragmentary text mentions a short sequence of items a newspaper sequence and various civic and religious notes including a church and an Amerigo reference.
The Girl the Kat-Pin and the Masher
Fragmentary tale describes a scene on a street with men confronting a nervous girl. A tense exchange leads to a sudden act as onlookers react, while a peculiar device or petreat is referenced in a misleading claim.
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Hav Axle Co
Thaw Jury
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Harry Kropnaw
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Arthur Moore
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