New Magpie Combination Draws Rave From Women
A 54 inch wide fabric adds a striking stripe on cream with black trimming. The new magpie combination is creating a buzz among women shoppers.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
2
A 54 inch wide fabric adds a striking stripe on cream with black trimming. The new magpie combination is creating a buzz among women shoppers.
A message to The Age from M. J. Schott now in Barberton warns of a tremendous flood along the Tuscarawas river headwaters as heavy snow melts. He urges valley farmers and Water Street residents to prepare for what may be the biggest flood in years when warmer weather arrives.
Weather notes show nearly twenty inches of snow in the past week with 18.5 inches recorded by Thomas Page at South Lawn Cemetery up to Tuesday night. Local observers confirm heavy snowfall across the area and ongoing winter conditions.
The Citizens Telephone Co and Coshocton County Telephone Co request news of any expected residence changes by April 1. Advertisers planning future subscriptions may have their new address printed in the upcoming directory if they keep their address at the office.
Funeral services for Henry Robinson were conducted at 2 pm from the family residence on Chestnut Street by Rev. Hamilton of the Presbyterian church. Pallbearers were A. J. Thomson, W. H. King, George Shrigley, J. R. Maple, A. N. Compton, and H. Smith. St Bernard Commandery Knights Templar and the local Masonic lodge attended. interment followed at South Lawn cemetery with a quartet providing music.
In Ohio the legislature faces a split over alcohol licensure with the Anti Saloon League pressing for reform while most lawmakers oppose. Supporters argue lax laws would cut saloon numbers though the league itself shows internal divisions. In France Lens the workers reject a 10 percent wage offer, referring the decision to a 31,000 strong strikers referendum.
A jumble of sale and want notices lists real estate for sale and rent, hay, a cow, a six room house near the courthouse, a lot on Wilson Avenue, sewing machines and supplies, a lost band ring with initials, and a helper needed to sell sewing machines. Locations include Rogeo Ohio and Mt. Verd Ford. contact O K Crawford and M L Carroll at local stores.
A claim for Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powders asserts rapid relief when stomach issues hinder digestion. It features testimonials including Tonkins of Malta and charges the product cures indigestion by aiding digestion, preventing fermentation, and restoring appetite. Available from The Jackson Medicine Co. at 40 cents for 19 doses.
Snow is forecast to fall tonight with cloudy skies and lighter flurries continuing into Thursday. Temperatures will drop, bringing colder conditions on Thursday.
Mitchell and Co of Flushing Ohio win a lease for the west room of the Rittenhouse Park building and plan a department store opening April 10. The firm, with 3200 stock at Washing and a Newcomerstown store, will move its Newcomerstown operation to Flushing and relocate the family to the Park area. Co shocton welcomes the Mitchells as new commercial and social additions. For winter or summer Mrs Aus tins Pancake flour is advertised.
The Ohio Senate faces action on the Lybarger Reed inheritance tax repeal as the House yesterday sent Beatty’s repeal bill to the calendar's foot. Speaker tension centers on timing. lawmakers expect possible later consideration if Senate fails to act now. Also, Chambers of commerce praise and a local ad proclaim Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy widely used at home. Collected notes reference C. G. Anderson in Coshocton and CM Ferguson in Roscoe, Ohio.
Miners conference convened in Caldwell after adjourning in Washington. President John Mitchell presided as officers were elected, major parties set to vote as a unit. Haywood Pettibone Moyn cited in arraignment. later, Clabaugh dies after drinking carbolic acid while sought for bogus checks.
The Rippeth Store places on sale today many new goods carefully selected and specially priced inviting careful inspection by shoppers.
A mixed fragmentary notice cites Grimes Hickory Nut Gems and plumbing concerns, with a stray reference to a sick list and Nora Pocock. A December 6 1896 oath by Frank J Cheney declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreatable catarrh case via Hall's Catarrh Cure. A lost badge notice requests return to Mrs Frank Gregor at 217 Mulberry Street.
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