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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
8
West area promotion announced with return fares and limited sale dates. The W. & J. HB plan to issue Homeseekers tickets on January 16 February 6 and February 20 to select applicants. For details contact agent O. W. Davies on February 20.
The schedule lists fourway matchups for a forthcoming event with contestants Pollowiig and Glaser, along with Hilldebrant, Maller, Webster, Onackenbush, and Westveihnd. The Shalleys are reserved for tie contestants during the individual portion of the forum.
Advertisement notes horses for sale at Pocork market and a rink with free admission this week. Mentions Miss Ant Ridgeway and Miss Anna Lane Goss, with skating events and 15 cent admission. Includes references to buyers, sellers, and local trades in a fragmented 19th century notice.
A historical classified notice seeks a housekeeper for three rooms above Fifth Street near Main at address 205. The ad mentions modern conveniences and a Mrs Timnet Sondic in the West Windlat Street area.
Readable fragments note a Saturday rummage sale event labeled Runemage Sale at a local park. Details are unclear but indicate a community sale with items likely for browsing and purchase.
County auditors rush to settle with the state over school bonds as the Harlan bill looms in the senate. Widespread settlements and line rules trigger a last day dash for shares, with Auditor Jones drawing a warrant for his cut. Officials weigh recovery prospects as a legal question lingers. Also an advisory on catarrh cure offers a reward note and medical advertisement.
A corn shredder driven by Stroup ran downhill from Ely hill with Lloyd Byer aboard causing the horses to bolt. The mower escaped injury while the machine wrecked partway down. Harness damage and an estimated $73 shredder value noted. Dan Leadrach job pending. moving machine from Han Barrick's place.
A bustling grocery advertisement lists fresh oysters at 35c quart and home grown produce such as potatoes turnips onions and beans with varied prices. It promotes canned goods coffee honey noodles and dairy items, ending with a note of five cases of Mother's Crushed Oats and a dish-set giveaway guarantee.
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