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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
7
A Want Ad will sell farm and animal products and gear farm implements. It will secure farm, store, and household help from city or country. Through Want Advertising you may trade items with others. Six insertions of your Want Ad for 25 cents payable in advance.
The corrected price list shows butter, beans, honey, lard, potatoes, and oats among dairy and grain items. Wheat, corn, oats, flour, bran, middlings, and buckwheat flour appear with updated per unit costs, alongside assorted produce such as cabbage and salt per barrel.
Market listings show cattle, calves, pigs, and sheep with varied prices in Pittsburg Cleveland New York and Cincinnati. Rates include calves at 6 dollars, mixed stock around 5 dollars, lambs from 6 to 7 dollars, hogs up to four dollars, and cattle roughly four to five dollars per hundredweight across regional markets.
Schedule snapshot effective March 18 1906 lists daily trains No 33 northbound from Coshocton to Cleveland and southbound from Coshocton to Zanesville with stations including Fresno Ly Ar Chili Baltic Sugar Creek Barrs Mills Dundee Beach City Justus Navarre Massillon Norwalk Toledo Ar Sherrodsville Wheeling Canton Kent and Cleveland times noted, with southbound offerings toward Zanesville and Dresden Elis Adams Conesville.
Princeton athletic general Copeland plans to push the track team through winter drills and spring sprints to build strength and experience before intercollegiate championships. He entered the entire team in the Boston Athletic meet as part of rigorous conditioning.
The former Philadelphia mayor Sanel J. Ashbridge, aged 87, died at his home after a long illness of multiple diseases. The report notes his death, mentions an apparent murder involving a son, and references various unrelated legal and medical items from the era.
A 1906 Newark Ohio judicial convention call appears with delegate apportionment by county and date set for April 24. The item also covers University of Michigan track and baseball prospects, highlighting Claud Pinch high jump record, O'Brien at third base, and athletic department finances and travel costs.
The Crescent ball club of Dresden plans a strong season and expects to top semi professional teams in the region. The lineup includes Barrick as catcher Cass and Michaels as pitchers Walter Reid Larraters Kelley Inskeep and Anderson as infielders George Reed Miller and Jones as outfitters.
Manager Willie Gray releases the Lan caster roster for 1904 with six pitchers including veteran Frank Leeke of the Buckshees. The list names Scott Winters and Harry Kunkle as catchers and first basemen, Doc Abbott at center field, Ned Niger in right field, Frank Locke at catcher, Frank Gyali at second, H L Compton and Warrell among infielders, plus Hary Cooper at shortstop and multiple pitchers such as Joe Locke and Richard Marquand.
Dublin will host a world's fair next year to showcase Ireland’s industrial revival and arts. The exposition, modeled on the St Louis fair, aims to attract visitors from Ireland, America, and other nations, featuring Irish manufacturers and crafts to boost prestige and trade.
A telegraphic report from Deraaritag county states Suatty was arrested for assault with two witnesses present during an escort to a Scotts ming. Scott was released on $500 bail. Seven members of a single family were killed at the Philadelphia & Reading railroad crossing in Sunbury Pennsylvania, naming G W Neidig age 63, Clarence Neidig 41, Stas Neidig 36, Nira 80, and three children Mary 4 Blanche 6 Gilbert 2 plus others.
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