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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
15
Estate of George Best, deceased, featured in society notes. Local residents form a steady stream of visitors, guests, and births including Noah Foster’s daughter born on Thursday. Various brief reports mention friends and relatives in Newcomerstown, Warsaw, West Lafayette, Conesville, Dennison, Dresden, and other nearby towns.
For sale items include a buckskin roan cock branded horse and a horned Black gelding aged one year. Readable lines mention Mrs. Burmit Cluck and rural delivery in Ge-hocton with a weight estimate around fer pounds. Listing includes Mohawk Village in the text.
A flood of unsigned notices urge readers to announce names as candidates for corporation treasurer clerk and township clerk. Each entry states candidacy is subject to the decision of the Republican corporation convention and lists dates in March and locations in city hall for the convention sessions.
Mrs. J Hb Carr of Warsaw received word that her brother Hugh Crouch has died at Iriquois Illinois He was a former resident of Coshocton County and widely known Miss Wealthy Carr of this city is his niece
West Lafayette commissioners heard arguments for moving the Pan Handle crossing and opposing views with no decision made. The hearing listed numerous sheep claimants and fees totaling about 21910 with witness costs over. several bills were ordered paid and officials sought to finish business promptly before leaving.
The Thomas family in Somerset County suffers alum poisoning from buckwheat cake mix using a low priced baking powder. Dr. Critchfield collected the original can and sent it to Dr. Schill for analysis, which confirmed alum content. Alum is a mineral poison used in cheaper powders and prohibited in many cities.
The Adamsville and Coshecton Electric Company failed to appear before county commissioners before adjournment. The firm seeks farmer consent for the proposed route and plans to proceed after securing necessary approvals.
A farmers wants column invites notices for sale rent exchange or any farm need from a barrel of apples to a farm. Notices are free and limited to five lines with seven words per line.
Local retailers tout a line of ladies suits praised as the prettiest and most stylish seen. Claims focus on fine workmanship, perfect fit, and beautiful withs with prices described as the lowest available.
The store urges customers to buy now for April 1 fitting bottlenecks. It boasts its widest selection, direct-from-mill sourcing, guaranteed satisfaction, and special low prices on two AH Wo-1 carpet lines. Large stock remains at last season prices despite advances on some makes.
Retailers announce arrival of thousands of yards of new domestics including some kept at old prices while a few carry a small price increase.
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