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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1906
Page
8
The article describes a makeshift rat trap story involving a tin bucket in a back office. Two mice were found in the bucket and three more were later caught, with local shopkeepers and Mrs. Austin's Pancake Nomana mentioned in relation to the scene.
Local report describes Sohn A Lane relocating from Huns fer building to Circleville Ohio. Lane has run a barber shop in Zoshocton and recently spent ten days in a town rehair shop before moving his family to Crete Villy at once.
Notices report the death of Miss May Daugherty of Fresno aged about 35 from grip and palsy with funeral at M.O.P. church led by Rev. McCrea and interment at Fair View cemetery. The list also notes Willis Toland of Republic Missouri age 67 and James Smith of Bethlehem township, plus other local obituaries with funeral details pending arrival of relatives.
Washington January 24 The effort to amend the joint statehood bill continues with Senator Beveridge expected to report the measure from the committee on ways and means Meanwhile debate on the Hepburn rate bill promises a tense week in the House as Republicans and Democrats square off over unrestricted discussion and amendments.
Dr. C. G. Heckert, president of Wittenberg College, delivers the third lecture in the series at the Lutheran church on "The New Man." The talk starts promptly at eight o'clock and he is noted as a leading educator in the state.
Ad copy touts a guaranteed cure for piles with claims of relief. Mentions a druggist authorization and a remedy priced at 50 cents. Includes retailer names Walker & Lawrence and a slogan about good shoes.
The text indicates cloudy conditions with a chance of light rain tomorrow and Wednesday. It notes warmer temperatures tonight.
The Carnehale Library trustees held the first Pi4aG meeting Saturday evening and elected officers M. Q. Baker as President J. C. Fisher as Vice President FL EL Pom as Secretary Treasurer. They announced a generous donation by Andrew Carnegie Wilfred Campbell's poems and noted 550 cards issued with 43 cards used in six days. The board voted to close Sundays from February start due to low patronage. the library has drawn mainly youths during weekdays and may reopen Sundays if community support grows.
Humane Officer Jackson reports the society seeks homes for two young girls aged about three and four. The mother is deceased and the father cannot provide proper care, so a respectable home is urged. Jackson demands serious inquiries from those able to offer a good Christian upbringing. Chamberlains Salve advertises skin relief and cures offered by local pharmacists.
Fresno coverage highlights Coshocton candidates in a race described as their toughest yet with key players and local voters watching closely for shifts in support and leadership.
Application to the city council will be made by the Chicago central sub-rail road company for a passenger subway franchise. The firm, organized in 1994 with 13 million dollars in capital, seeks to extend freight operations to passenger traffic if granted. Outcome uncertain. Paris Moroccan conference outlook remains unsettled with private talks fueling cautious optimism among delegates.
Classified items include a general housework helper wanted with good wages, an upstairs room for rent in the C. O. D building suitable for an office with heat, and multiple sales notices for farm animals and supplies. Also two furnished rooms for light housekeeping and a secondhand door request.
Copenhagen reports King Christian of Denmark died at 2 20 p m today. Local news notes William Jones was arrested by Officer Hawkins Saturday night on an intoxication charge and appeared before Mayor Smit tonight.
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