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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Age announces delivery from Buildin Building Especton Ohio with carrier service to Roscoe and surrounding areas. Readers urged to report missed papers. Notices of church festivals and similar events cost five cents per line. Cards of thanks obituaries and society notices also five cents per line. Paper available at local stores and not mailed unless prepaid.
Eastern Representative Robert Tomes of 116 Nassau Street New York and Western Representative C W Boyce of 11 Boyce Building Chicago listed on the Ohio select roster.
G E Ransom argues Coshocton should have a real fire department not just on paper. He stresses the city is otherwise advanced and urges immediate action to protect against destruction and to support local manufacturing industries.
A fire at Miss Caroline Boyd of South Fifth Street was stopped by neighbor help after she noticed smoke from the kitchen floor. Neighbors Mrs. Charles Milligan and James Watkins tore up boards and doused flames, saving the home with damage limited to flooring and kitchen woodwork. In Portsmouth Ohio a separate incident destroyed the Portsmouth Move and Ranges works with losses around 100000 and injures to firemen.
An advertisement extols Scott’s Emulsion as nourishment essential for consumption patients. It claims weight gain is achievable with the product and notes improvements seen within a week, with a testimonial tone about its effectiveness compared to rest and fresh air. The notice lists Scott & Towne of Pearl Street, New York, as the source.
High school basketball action set for Saturday night at city hall as the school team meets Dennison University senior class squad. After defeating Granville, a college referee challenged Coshocton for a game, Dennison agrees to play since local options failed. Game begins at eight sharp. coupons must be redeemed tonight. Hoch denial noted by State Supreme Court in Chicago case. Rippeth’s sale continues through August 2.
Readable phrases describe a groundhog, a birthday, Valentine question and family incidents. The OCR shows garbled names and disjointed lines about a boy, his father, a swearing scene, and a slip behind him, with no clear event or date.
Coshocton man on program for Lincoln Day Banquet on February 12 1966 at the Exchange Hotel Coshocton. The event features music by Kinsey’s orchestra and toasts on Abraham Lincoln The Era of Reform The Republican Party with speakers Judge R R Richards Prof F P Geiger Canal Dover New Philadelphia Tribune and Coshocton artist bowling at Park View alleys.
The Age lists contest continuation instructions with the final count planned at the Council Chambers tomorrow night. All candidates must attend or be represented to answer judges questions. Subscriptions must be turned in before closing. Tonight at eight the standing will be published, with judges' decision to follow. I coupons accepted tomorrow.
The Age outlines how final contest closing will occur with standing notices to February 8 and a sealed submission of subscriptions, votes, certificates, and unpaid amounts at the final polling place. Judges will open packages only at content close and canvass, aiming for a quick decision by around 11 PM.
The Eagles gathered in their new lodge rooms on Main and Third streets pledging comfortable quarters. Officers listed include Worthy President Gail Hamilton, Worthy Vice President Edward de Worthy, Secretary James Parks, Treasurer William Tumblin, and Chaplain Mr Scott Worthy. Last night’s meeting closed with a cosmoker and joy.
Several skaters fell through ice in recent cold weather with multiple incidents reported. Ray Shaffer was first to break through on Sunday morning near Snydam's rock, suffering facial cuts before reaching shore. Moments later two Richmond boys fell in near the Emerson mill in Newcomierstown.
An advertisement promotes AthloPhoros as a universal uric acid remover for rheumatism. It invites readers to send case histories for free advice and claims a speedy, definite cure with guided treatment. The solicitations promise twenty years of expert experience and offer free evaluations, with sale through all druggists in New Haven, Conn.
An advertisement argues health hinges on stomach function and indigestion, promoting Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders as a cure. A testimonial from George Leroy of Zanesville Ohio claims rapid relief from long standing indigestion and lists prices and doses for the product.
Rev Dillin leads a revival at Miller school house with daily services this week and a Sunday afternoon session at 2 o clock. Attendees urged to submit coupons tonight.
William Fatler of this city, connected with interlocking systems on the Panhandle railroad between Dennison and Newark, has been transferred to the section between Dennison and Steubenville.
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