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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
4
A historical notice from PSHOCTON outlines mail delivery and publication rules for The Daily Age. It lists contact points for subscribers, advertising rates per line for various notices, and availability outlets. The notice warns papers will not be mailed unless prepaid and that continues until time expires.
Member of Ohio Select List Eastern Representative Robert Tomes of 116 Nassau Street New York. Western Representative C W Wallis of 311 Royce Building Chicago.
The Daily Age claims 90 percent reach of Coshecton and surrounding area daily while asking how much of an advertising budget is needed to reach the remaining 10 percent. The piece critiques imperial policy, African conflict, and colonial costs, noting global tensions and colonial governance issues.
The readable fragment provides no clear event names, dates, or places. It appears to be corrupted OCR text with scattered fragments and no identifiable subjects or actions to summarize into a factual item.
An advertisement argues dandruff causes most hair trouble and is germ driven. It claims Newbro's Herpleddearm kills the germ to cure dandruff and promote healthy hair, urging readers to send stamps for the product from Michigan or Detroit agents.
A chaotic list of court house notices outlines numerous deeds and transfers. Names such as Terrens, Minnie Waters, J. A. Thrapp, and G. Thrash appear with parcels ranging from single acres to large tracts in Clark, Lafayette, Islet, Washington, and Coshocton townships. Several sums are listed, including 2600, 1500, and 1200 dollars, with references to trade lots, beds, and college land nearby.
Disjointed record lists shops and services, including grocery, clothiers, jewelers, and bakeries, with scattered mentions of City Hall work and paving. It references Marmed dates and local public works, but OCR gaps leave most names and specifics unclear.
English engineer M. Dacobs has long been noted for tunneling beneath water for trolley and railroad works. He previously built and originated major systems, including new piers and road networks, contributing to urban rail and waterway projects.
A crowd including Harry McBay Colitis and Harry Smith Trinway visited the city. Newcomerstown youths Osker Nicodemus Harry Wood Harry Easter Emmett Heskett and others spent Sunday here. Mrs W C Dickerson Cooperville and Mrs H Nicholas sister visit. Family illness calls noted for Mrs B Js Shaw and son to Zanesville. Miss Lida Robertson returns from Cleveland wholesale millinery work. Lenora Coe travels to Pittsburgh for millinery openings. Leroy to Pairmount for millinery events. Antu Tang Ann Fhov mer dre attend Pittsburgh openings. Will Clark Columbus visiting Dr B C Carr’s home. Mr A Taylor retired to Greenashurs. Mr and Mrs Low South Lawn Ave host. Wisenborge family visits from Petrode me. Protk Beebe leaves for Columbus on short visit. Local convention plans and Millinery openings noted. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Walter East Street. The Spring CoatHeadline hints at Milan or Newark connections. Ed Snyder Star Bakery in Newcomerstown Sunday.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Good Bowls Association adopted resolutions urging their state representative Lybarger to push a law for funds to build or improve roads and to protect convict labor with funds, plus paying road and poll taxes in money for road use under supervision and abolishing the road supervisor office. The next meeting is called by the president.
Washington March 5 The supreme court ruled for Senator Clark in the case against Senator Mark of Montana over eleven thousand acres claimed fraudulently. The lower court decision was set aside as the high court affirmed Clark.
Prof Ro Lao Chirk of Lafayette assists br Clark at Grace church in special meetings with musical novelties to spark interest. Coshoc ton residents invited to attend as a collision at Main street crossing involves a bicycle rider and a wagon. Unclear details follow about West Lafayette Enameling Co annual meeting and new officers.
Mice Sre McCarton has resigned her position as teketric with the Bell debephone company to accept one in the office of Che Meck company.
De Pratt returns from Louisville where he attended the National Educational Association convention of superintendents. The doctor says the meeting was full of enthusiasm with attendees from Maine California and Coshocton. All regular carriers of The Age wear a badge.
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