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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
7
Corrected Bearley and Co record shows wheat and buckwheat prices, meal and flour per barrel, butter and lard figures, and per pound costs for beans cabbage onions and potatoes. Includes entries for cracked corn meal and country products with assorted unit pricing.
Scheduled North and South trains effective January 14 1906 list express mail and daily rates. Cities shown include Fresno Chil Baltic Sugar Creek Barrs Mills Dundee Peach City Justus Navarre Massillon and Toledo with connections to other lines and stated through tickets and baggage checks. Special Sunday round trips homeseeker tickets and agents Crane Kelley and Davies are noted.
The report notes revival activities at Linton Mills with attendees from Coshocton and nearby areas. It mentions two accessions, ongoing interest, and various local visits and social happenings around Coshoeton and Guernsey County during the period.
Coshocton high school braces for a clash with a strong Columbus squad regarded as one of the state’s best. Locals seek a fast start and hope to build on recent victories as the teams meet this week at the downtown gym.
A wide rural item lists road conditions affecting services at English Lutheran and German Lutheran churches in Chili. It notes obliquely people traveling for business, a public sale at William Seuda’s farm, and local plans including a March 3 debate on capital punishment at Halifay. It mentions residents attending various church services, school programs, and community notices across surrounding towns.
Peggy Moore known as Bitter, nicknamed Peggy, has signed with Greenville and will leave Newark immediately to join the Texas Jetend league. Newark management warns he may be barred from organized baseball if he returns, labeling him a troublesome youngster in the local Advo care report.
After four nerve racking sessions the Ohio and Pennsylvania league drafted and adopted a two division schedule. The season opens Saturday April 28 in four towns with northern teams visiting southern cities and then returning home for later games on May 8 with pairings such as Zanesville at Akron and Lancaster at Newcastle.
Report claims Eva Francis and Paul Rogers eloped to Windsor Canada. The couple, both under 18, allegedly wed and are stranded in Detroit with a note asking for money from Mrs R E Kiser, wife of a dentist. The item mentions Edith Fane and Adelaide Thurston connections in Coshocton.
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