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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
8
Report outlines a crowded city courthouse scene after a Saturday adjournment with many locals and visitors lingering near the door. The piece mentions a Dr Templeton claiming a cure for consumption and references patients and a Mrs Strack among others in attendance.
Local notes report possible cabinet appointment for Meyer amid political reshuffle. Dense OCR fragments mention Wsashtnisiet Wei and other unclear names, plus a brief court item about Stacy McDonald and Wild Hall, and a monument maker installing pneumatic lettering tools.
Fragmentary report notes a discussion or hearing about water issues with phrases about who spoke and possible plans. Mentions a person named Dickerson and a date related to a committee adjournment and a home setting. The extract also references meals and a person named Andi with strawberries and pears.
An altered dispatch reports a man named George Watkins at Vine Wheeling station found a purse containing money. Watkins inquired about the owner. the owner was located through the station’s search, with the money returned and the matter clarified.
Classified blurbs include Wanted Assistants at a North State street address, rental listings for a 3 or 4 room house with advance payment, and various sale notices such as stoves, a steel range, a five pair of wheels, a cat, a horse, a cow at public sale, and a coteau car. Also lost items and rental offers appear amid obituaries and notices.
The forecast shows fair conditions tonight with temperatures around 5 to 10 degrees above zero. Tuesday will be fair and warmer with continued mild temperatures and light winds.
On Monday morning heavy snow coated lines and wires, hindering telephone and telegraph services. Managers report extensive damage and plan to hire extra workers. several hundred dollars required for repairs. An invitation promotes Crombie's Cough Cure offering a refund if ineffective.
A Sunday afternoon wreck on the Wheel O and L E between Lanes and Beach City tore up rails and delayed the Canton passenger due to arrive Saturday evening. Cleanup lasted all night as crews worked to reopen the line and restore service in the area.
An English journal asks major advertisers when to stop advertising and publishes the replies. The letters discuss impacts of ad cessation on market presence, pricing, and business vitality, arguing about timing and the effects on consumer perception and future sales.
The Rippeth Store promotes new Shirt Waist and Dress Silks with strong value. A yard wide bright black All Silk Taffeta is priced at $100 per yard, compared with $125 elsewhere. Additional grades offered at $1.25 and $1.50, with later notes on White Goods Embroidery and Lace display and a closing out fur sale next Tuesday.
Vy J Shannon the insurance man will move his family from New Comerstown soon. They will occupy the property he recently bought from Howard Welfe on South Third Street. Miss Jessie Shanton is already here and has joined the dress feeds department at the Fountain.
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