Wire fence factory chooses Georgetown over Coshocton
The Farmers' Co-Operative company wire fence plant headed by William Whitely will not be built in Coshocton. Whitely explains Coshocton is a closed book while towns nationwide eagerly offer allowances and stock subscriptions. An option on lots near the old Powelson place may lapse as the plant relocates to Georgetown Ohio with stockholders soon released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ohio
William Whitely
Coshocton
United States
Powelson Place
Farmers Telephoned Cooperatives A Pioneering Ohio Topic
The Ohio Farmer article by W. J. Showalter examines farmers telephone co ops, their organization and installation. It recounts Rockingham County Virginia history, mutual system formation, pole costs, line lengths, a misstep with a privately run switchboard, and per-farmer initial outlays totaling about 50 dollars plus ongoing service costs.
Women and Kidney Trouble Prominent in Advert
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder ailments affecting both women and men. It claims rapid relief, notes sample bottles, and directs readers to Dr Kilmer and Co for more information and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
A. Y
M. Y
In First Degree Buck Convicted in Mrs Chis Canfield Killing
In Los Angeles on March 22 Morris Buck was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Mrs Chis A Canfield, wife of the prominent attorney. Buck faces a possible life sentence as the trial concludes with a guilty verdict and awaits sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Morris Buck
Chis
A Canfield
Bllonalt
Witnesses Testify In Dickerson Trial Amid Melancholia Claims
Doctors reported no physical illness in Dickerson, finding melancholia and depression likely caused by environment. Testimony questioned the need for medicine and noted Dickerson's refusal to talk until touched in a tender area, with defense pushing to strike medical evidence and court adjourning at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarcreft
F Rason
Dickerson
Vorhees
Dr. Barclett
Tate
L. GC. McCurdy
Eason
Glenn
McCurdy
Tie
Den
Parcroft
Ben
Voorhees
Dr. MecCurdy
McQuidy
Aminus Tickerson
McGlenn
Solar Alewms
Ren
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health Benefits for Children
Purveyor claims Scott's Emulsion nourishes the wasted body, helps undernourished children thrive, and aids those with consumptive tendencies to gain flesh and strength. The advertisement lists Scott & Bowne of 469 Pearl Street, New York, as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Secretary Exposed Digestive Power Cure Claim
A mixed ad and notice page promotes Dr. Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders claiming rapid relief in the stomach, with patient testimonial and pricing. It also advocates Tonsiline for sore throat and diphtheria prevention, plus a pending petition to vacate Arthur Avenue in Coshocton Ohio with council action set for April 1, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees
Isaac Jenkins
Marta
Dr. Jackson
A. L. Jackson
M. D
Jackson Medicine Co
Zanesville
Arthur Avenue
Coshocton
Ohio
Wheeling and Lake Eria Railroad Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coshocton National Bank
M. Q. Baker
Thad. Montgomery
M. G. Smith
Aset. Cashier
Whitely
Farmer's —Telephon Companies
Ohio Farmer
W. J. Showalter
Rockingham Mutual Telephone Company
Rockingham Co
Turnpike Company
Tasksonburg
Tata
Harrisonburg
Croga
Dickerson Trial
D H Harnly
J C G. Fisher
H.R. McCurdy
Professor McCurdy
Dobsons
Jim
McCoy
Dobson
R C. Snyder
Neat
Snyder
Scott
ER. W. Groves
Coshocton County
C. E. Anderson
Main Street
Deson Sisters
Rogers Bldg
Cor. Main & Sixth Sts
Callahan
Selby Bldg
Peacock
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