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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
8
A historic ad promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills as a complete at home skin treatment. It claims instant relief from itching burning and inflammation and a speedy permanent cure for eczema and related humours from infancy to age, with sale of a full treatment for one dollar. The guidance includes a nightly glove routine and hot bath steps.
Adams horse sale will be held Thursday March 26 at 1230 o'clock. Buyers can find good general purpose horses and family broke stock. Also note Dr Jesse McClain was called to Newcomerstown Monday to assist Dr Kistler in a difficult operation.
Sir Ambrose Beard, long associated with Coshocton Rolling Mill and American Sheet Steel, forms a $100 000 drop forging company. A $60 000 plant will rise after stock sales, site at Canal Dover. County officials discuss new Tuscarawas river bridge at Newcomerstown. Local births report a son to Wagner and a son to Haight. Mrs. Baringer dies at 67 from dropsy. funeral plans pending. Blanch Moran, a Zanesville resident, jailed for drunkenness with hearing set Friday.
Fred Lipp sold his Main street property occupied as a residence by Frank S. Townsend and William Miller for $3000. Far West John A. Weatherwax and family of Monroe township left Thursday for California to establish a future home. Sick List Mrs. Morgan Funk of Chili, convalescent after convalescence at her daughter Mrs. Walter Johnson's Main street home.
Mr and Mrs D D Boyd traveled to Millcreek township on Wednesday to attend the Elliott Croft wedding. Charles Shaw and Archie Lowery of Jackson township visited Coshoc on Tuesday on business. M A McConnell spent Tuesday evening at his Bethlehem township home. H C Watts of Adams Mills stayed with Howard McCain on South Seventh street. Misses Ethel Trace and Chella Butler returned Monday after visiting Chella's grandparents Mr and Mrs J C Endsley of Helmic.
Telegraph dispatch from Santa Fe reports two unknown men fatally wounded the night agent at the Car ios station during a depot robbery. Other brief items note a Des Moines mine wage increase, a fatal fire in Mansfield, and various March 26 notices from across the region.
Fred Sipp hosts a public stock sale in Baltic with items including hogs horses cattle and calves. The sale starts at 1 00 pm with twenty nine cows and heifers and multiple stock classifications. Terms offer six months credit or eight percent cash discount. Auctioneer O Mercer and J L Moore listed.
Hyomei promises permanent catarrh cure by medicating the air you breathe. The inhaler dries and sterilizes the air, reaching head, throat and lungs to kill germs and eradicate the disease. Testimonials claim improved hearing and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The Warsaw horse, after mastering one feat, forges onward along the C. A. C right of way heading north. The beast surveys new routes perhaps to conquer bridges or challenge officials over service, enjoying its taste of victory.
Elizabeth Royer sues George E. Neutse for 206 dollars and interest on a legacy from Catherine Dole's will. The case places a charge on 113 acres in Linton township. Probate records note guardianship appointments and licenses to marry in various townships. Deeds filed include transfers in Bethlehem, Jackson, Millcreek, and Jefferson townships. O. Rodehaver of Metham visited the city today.
Classified farm notices list eighty acres with new barn five room house and good spring in each field. Tiverton township fifty six acres. writing desk for sale or exchange. bird dog puppies and poultry. peach blue seedling potatoes at 90 cents a bushel. livestock sale March 21 with cows calves sheep brood mare and utensils. phosphate supplier available locally.
Correspondence Clifford Walker and Blanche, and Mrs. Taylor, were in Coshoct on Friday. Cliff Sprague of West Lafayette visited on business Tuesday. Mrs. Laura and Manda McCune stayed with Mrs. Welker of Sand Banks on Wednesday. Music for Boden last day of school by Wilbur Lane Calvin Gaskill Lowell and Hiram Daling. Attendees from here included Effie Wilson Tavie Ford Michael Emter and Jack Ord. J B Bassett called home Friday due to the death of his wife's mother Mrs Shaffer near West Lafayette. Mrs Dr Moorehead and children visited Mrs Dull Friday. Mr Hutchinson died Friday morning near Borden and was buried Saturday at the M E church. Mrs Wilson knew him as a brother. Misses Alice and Josephine Hren nenman Mr and Mrs W S Wright and Mr and Mrs James Miller and families of Bedford township spent Sunday with J B Trego of Route 21. E M Parks moved from Trinway into the house vacated by A T Richcreek last Thursday. Charles Norris moved from Trinway to his father's farm on Route 21. John W Perkins of Franklin was in the area on business Friday and Saturday. The late Samuel Perkins estate personal property was sold by the administrator last Saturday. Mrs Margaret Perkins is visiting her son N L Perkins.
Philadelphia readers note four pianos arrived from Boston Piano & Organ Co Coshocton Ohio. New management keeps up standard with satisfactory tone touch and cases. Enclosed settlement and request for six more pianos including four style two Walnut two Mahogany one style 11 Walnut one style 14 Mahogany. Request shipment of 9s first due to need.
Prices listed for butter eggs and other produce, meats, and grains, with market quotes from McCall Rowlen Newburn and E. S. Lee. Includes cattle, sheep, hay, seed, and wool values, plus notes on local traders and recent travel for business.
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