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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
2
An old promotional notice touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney and bladder cure. It claims success in hospital and private practice and offers readers a free sample and an informational book by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York.
Fresno reports a protracted meeting at M E church and a Grange charter with 29 members, aiming for 50. Officers elected include Master J F Powell and Treasurer Milo Boyd, with new members joining and planned events at Woodmen hall and the opera house show on February 12.
The Home Building Loan and Savings Co offers a limited stock issue with applications via W A Fimedauch. The W and L B will sell Homesteaders tickets to western points on specified dates. Colonial one way second class tickets to Utah Colorado Washington Oregon Montana Os h o and BC offered at reduced rates with specific stopovers. For details contact May Davies, agent.
Boston importers Chase & Sanborn praise Snyder Grocery of Coshocton Ohio for rising purchases of their 20 cent coffee. For 1994 totals 3050 pounds, 1905 totals 3908 pounds, up 858 pounds, with hopes for further gains in 1906.
Local items report several residents ill including Mrs Van McLeary Rev Manghiman Harry Swigert and Stewart Reed. A number attend Raymer funeral in Lewisville while Irene Compton visits from Nellie high school. Community dinners reunions and new businesses noted along with factory layoffs and an upcoming Loder literary reunion.
Coshocton notes recount a postmaster change as Grace Willits heads to Florida and Ilyies Sutherland takes charge. Local residents visit, a baby arrives at the Lawrence home, and an elderly woman suffers a bruising street accident.
The Coshocton audience will hear the battle cry Are you Buffalo? as a Cincinnati Mafios member arrives to organize a Buffaloes lodge. The Benevolent Order of Buffaloes, a fraternal group, attracts Coshocton as a growing, progressive city and will begin formal efforts in the coming days.
Plainfield notes include Corie Lea’s Granville visit and a three month old child death in the Osler family, with burial in Linton cemetery. James Alexander Mayhew’s funeral is recorded, plus multiple local visits, ice cutting, and social events at homes in Plainfield and nearby townships.
An old advertisement likens a weak heart to a clock losing time and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure. A testimonial from Joseph Broadhead of Findlay Ohio praises relief after suffering chest pains and fatigue, claiming the medicine cured him. The ad claims guarantee and refunds via a local druggist.
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