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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1903
Page
8
Mr. Appleyard advocates for Zanesville to become a leading traction hub while opponents rebuff his offer. The piece argues Zanesville risks losing investment and being viewed as a backwoods burg, with Coshocton set to profit from the misstep as capital avoids a city seen as dead to commerce.
Ground was broken for a $60,000 memorial main college building on the Winona agricultural and technical institute grounds in Warsaw Indiana. Alexander McDonald of Cincinnati paid $12,000 for a canal project reclaiming twenty acres of the assembly grounds. Mrs. Austins Pancake Flour advertised for pancakes muffins and gems.
Revoluntionists attack and capture a fort defending San Domingo with heavy casualties reported on both sides. The narrative mentions ongoing fierce fighting in the city area as details unfold. On a domestic note, retirement news and a post in Cleveland are noted alongside a post office unclaimed letters list for Coshocton Ohio dated March 23 1903.
Readers laud the illustrated Industrial Edition of The Coshocton Daily Age for its comprehensive view of natural resources and development in Coshocton and Coshocton County. Managers receive congratulations on a magnificent publication. brief note mentions Mrs Austin pancake flour relief and a statistic about Germany’s 10 000 autos.
A Rural community page lists Rev Beall’s anti saloon talks at two churches, visits by Mesers Downy McGill and others, residents traveling to Zanesville and Coshocton, plus social events. Readers learn about moving a new bank safe, a drama by the Irving Society, a Parliament club meeting, and house additions.
West Lafayette College reports a lively campus with Wells and wife in Coshocton, a large YOM turnout, and a Sunday sermon by the visiting doctor. The Irving Literary Society staged programs, Miss McGall and Miss Kitchen with others scheduled for recitals, and Thrapp of the Commercial department accepted a Steubens bookkeeper post. Nearby visits include Roy Wilden, Mr and Mrs Larr in Coshocton, and Willis Cornell parents.
More than thirty friends and neighbors filled baskets as they visited the Bell home in Chaltants community for a pleasant day. Mr and Mrs Bell plan to move to Roscoe soon, sparking regret at their departure. Charley Norris moved from Trinway to the area, while Grace Clay visited in Newark Ass Georgia AirFarland from Cashoc ton stayed with her parents.
Miss Weatha Carr and Miss Myrtle Taylor spent Sunday and Monday at home. Mrs C Edwards is home sick. her store erased since Saturday. Davy Stanton and Grinwood Coffman show improvement after illness. Daniel Campbell of Warsaw visited The Age office at Coshocton on Friday. Rocky Mountain Tea touted as a cure with 30,000 testimonials. Mother Gray’s Sweet renders for children advertised with 25 cents price.
A fragmented list shows corrected prices for butter eggs smoked meats onions beeswax and produce items. includes per pound per bushel and dressed weights. Entries mention turkeys ducks geese apples cabbage and other staples with varied figures and corrections by Snyder & Son and FE Wheat.
Retail prices for butter, beans, onions, cabbage, apples and other staples are listed with corrections by Snyder o. Son and E. S. Lee. The livestock section from McCall Rowlen & Newborn covers cattle, hogs, lambs, and feeders with varied price ranges, plus regional hay and seed prices and Boston market quotes.
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