Ohio Good Roads convention urged for thorough plan
The Columbus board of trade promotes a three month drive for Ohio Good Roads. Delegates from counties and cities will attend January 16 and 17, with John Martin Daigo presiding. The program calls for fair tax shares from manufacturers and others to fund permanent public roads. Taft and other lawmakers are invited to speak.
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Board of Trade
Columbus
Aleady
Jess
State Association
Jon Martin Daigo
Jess Whitn
Deiry
Tal Roma
Ohio
Io State Good Roads
Columbus Board of Trade
Humbus
Weidtesey
National Good Roads Association
Kinnel
Wm. T. Taft
William Cole Silent Yet Stricken After Guernsey Illness
William Cole, unable to speak above a whisper, remains on his feet with his family noting his good spirit. Word arrives that he recently returned from Guernsey County where an epidemic of the dread disease is reported, adding to the sorrow of the untimely death. The Cantwell Shoe Co advertises a special lot of men’s shoes priced at $1.50 in patent and calfskin across sizes.
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Ance
Guernsey County
Adidas
Dowbhoe
Cantwell Shoe CO
Preacher Favors Army Canteen at Fort Sheridan
Rev. George Rogers, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Highland Park Illinois, writes from Chicago to support re establishment of the army canteen at Fort Sheridan. He cites study of conditions at the post and declares the canteen is the key solution to army welfare.
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Chicago
George Bb Rogers
First Baptist Church
Highland Park
Igee
Fort Sheridan
Fog
Fort Sherty
Bargains in Medicine Cautions Against Cheaper Emulsions
A reader argues against switching to cheaper emulsions, noting Scott's Emulsion costs more because it is worth more. The writer says lowering oil content or care would ruin its standing as a cod liver oil product. New York address provided.
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Scott
Penny Wise
Pound
Gry Hoek Street
New Ork
Contests Explain Fair Voting and Diamond Prizes
The Coshocton Age contest details are outlined with rules to ensure fairness. Subscriptions award ballots and certificates for both ladies and gentlemen from local lodges and groups, and a diamond pair prize plus a second diamond will honor top vote receivers. The Signal’s endorsement of Atkinson’s honesty is cited as proof the process is above board.
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Clerks Union
Wilbur Barton
Rebekah
A N. Sahling
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Odd Fellows
Bb C Harris
Maccatees
Lang
Flks
Gail
Hamilton
Eagles
Atkinson
Ohio
Galion Tiquirer
Mansfield Shield
Marion Mirror
Delaware Journal-Herald
Zanesville Signal Rigria Chronicle New Philadelphia Times
Findlay Courier
Sanaushi Register
Zanesville
Probate Court Room
Art E. Atkinson
Mr Atkinson
Cnd
C. M. Hay
Diamonds on the Line in Community Standings
The article notes a balletine event closing Friday at 9 pm on Feb 9 with final count details announced in a future issue of The Age. No employee may become a candidate for the honor, and in a tie the diamonds value is split or a trophy of equal value is awarded to each candidate.
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Balletine
Dickerson Case Advances as Grand Jury Prep Gathers
The district court moves toward a swift Dickerson case with civil docket light at October term end. Treasury expenses listed include jail work and bridge repairs. Tax receipts reach 6901.51 with grand jury witnesses named including Plessie Schoonover and Dr C Carr. Dolly Hughes and husband Hughes are to appear in the Dickerson case.
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Grand Jury
Dickerson
Treasury
J. H. Hanlon
George Bock, Jr
Otis Simpson
Eli Underwood
James Glenn
Wm. Croy
Martha Humel
Carrie Burns
Fred Olinger
Chas. Parks
Joe Abbott
Kora Maston
M. Hamilton
Court Yard
Renj. Coe
George Lee
Crawford Tp
Elief
Plessie Schoonover
C. Carr
Sadie Shaw
Belle Milligan
T. W. Laar
J. T. Beal
Thomas McCoy
James Dobson
Mrs. Moran
Simon Hughes
Dolly Hughes
Allen McGuire
H. Woodward
Daisy Dobson
George Buck
Hughes
Dolly
Grand Union Tea Co relocates to Coshocton address
Notice states Mr W C Babcox will permanently operate The Grand Union Tea Company business in Coshocton addressing customers at 905 South Town Avenue Coshocton Ohio The Grand Union Tea Company continues operations for prompt regular service with old customers urged to write to the new address.
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W. C. Babcox
Coshocton
Grand Union Ea Company
South Town Avenue
Grand Union Tea Company
Farmers and Merchants Telephone stockholders meet at Warsaw
Stockholders and directors of the Farmers and Merchants Telephone company meet at Warsaw this afternoon. Company officers will be elected. The meeting includes all independent lines in the county.
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Farmers and Merchants Telephone Company
Taft Panama inquiry and Algeciras conference debated
Senate taft Panama inquiry probes monetary agreements with Panama banks and war department. Debate links to canal policy Santo Domingo and merchant shipping bill. Gorman Hale Tillman Raynor Gallinger push congressional oversight noting costs and salaries tied to canal work. Two sentences summarize main actions and stakeholders.
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Washington
Jane
Acon
United States
Algeciras
Morocco
Europe
Senate
Finance Committee
Taft
Panama
Paanama
Bailey
Canal
Panama Canal
Santo Domingo
Gorman
Congress
Hale
Tillman
Raynor
Gallinger
Coshocton Imperial band plans February concert
The Coshocton Imperial band met at City Hall to arrange a February concert at Sixth Street theatre with all local talent. The program will be in two parts with a possible intermission specialty and earlier rehearsals are set.
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Coshocton
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