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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
3
A vintage medical ad frames uric acid as the universal disease cause. It claims nine in ten people have excess uric acid and links it to rheumatism heart disease kidney issues and more. LIFE PLANT is advertised as a natural tonic curing the root cause and aiding digestion kidneys and heart.
National Master Bach elder appointed George S. Ladd of West Springfield as national organizer to begin work in the West in January. Ladd, longtime Massachusetts Grange leader, has led the order to about 20 000 members with 16 subordinates and 21 Pomonas. The annual meeting in Springfield highlighted growth, legislative strength, and proposed reforms in taxation freight rates and social policies.
The New Jersey Grange reports over 8 000 members with a year rise of 2 107. Cooperative buying spreads across the state with purchases totaling 14 000 at Swordsboro Grange and sizable transactions in Moorestown and other towns. The group seeks to regulate farm machinery speeds and oppose certain highway and toll policies while national Grange plans unfold at the Melanie City meeting. Secretary Creighton notes a 3 000 member gain, and farm supply trade through the Grange moved 182 000 pounds of binder twine and 1 356 tons of fertilizer. Twenty nine Ohio Agricultural Union experimenters formed a SADge at Klugerville.
Oak Grove notices urge farmers to join the Grange as the oldest U S farm organization founded in 1867. It highlights time tested principles, community support, and past trial evidence as reasons to join, while noting local visits, sickness lists, and upcoming meetings in Coshocton county.
March 12 notices from New Guilford report Rev Lamy of Newark holding a protracted meeting at the C A church. Various locals travel or move, including Holdbrook visiting Akron, Dickerson trial attendance in Cushocton, and neighbors preparing to relocate to Galion Ohio. Post office letters and local statuses listed amid small-town updates.
ZANESVILLE man F. Dye of the Zanesville Signal has left for Caldwell to cover a severe murder trial. He spent two weeks in the city reporting the Dickerson case before departing. Rollo of Canton and Snyder of Zanesville are listed as in the city.
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