GOSHOSTON DAILY AGE Notes on publishing and local tax figures
The Daily Age announces a biweekly publishing schedule with a Coshocton office and carrier service in Coshocton and Roscoe. Notices include church events, obituaries, and paid advertisements. State auditor figures indicate saloons taxed under a new law may rise from 13,005 to around 40,000 if nationwide ratios hold.
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Coshocton
Roscoe
Ofc
Aikin
Law Agi
New Law
Ohio
Sage of The Age Well and the Dickerson Trial
Fragmented text notes local chatter on trials and prices with mentions of West Lafayette Coshocton county league and a library benefit. References a paver story and a man who bought strawberry jam then planted seeds, plus a millet crop remark. overall unclear.
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Coshocton
Holmes County
Ton
Tragic At Porter's Home Ends In Suicide Attempt
Mrs. John Power attempted suicide by swallowing poison after family troubles at her Porter home on Walnut Street. Doctor L C McCurdy and Pomerena treated her while officials race to save her life.
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John Power
Aci Otio
Toy
Stata Votor
Walnut Street
Dra. L
Hair loss prevention promises from dandruff cure
An advertisement extols Newbro’s Herpicide claiming dandruff causes hair loss and baldness. It promotes a rinse that kills the dandruff germ, stops shedding, and preserves hair, noting samples sent for 10 cents and sold by major druggists. The pitch names The Herpicide Co. of Detroit and agent C. B. Anderson.
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Newbro
The
Chemical Laboratory
Herpicide Co
Detroit
C. B. Anderson
Testimony on Ben Dickerson Malice and Community Reputation
Witnesses describe Ben Dickerson's character and past conduct as the trial unfolds. George Johnston testifies Dickerson's reputation was generally good prior to June 23 while acknowledging possible prior misdemeanors and rumors about sheep and property incidents.
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Olorge Hardesty Aras
Bera
Wheeler
Ron
Hho
Leon
Ben
Dickerson
Omith
Tle
George Johnston
Judge Voorhers
eBn Dickerson
Mr. Wheeler
To Die In the Chase
Unclear fragment describes a murder case involving Willen H Moorehead and a suspect named Butler Stylew. Text is corrupted with misspellings and broken phrases. key details about location, date, and circumstances are not reliably readable.
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Columbis
Butler Stylew
Willen H Moorehead
Ponte Ntuiry
Frenne
King Wattig
Daly
Funeral of Miss Wright Held at Milfork Church
Funeral services for Miss Jane Wright were held at Milfork Church near Willow Brook at one o'clock Thursday afternoon. The Rev Trev J W Wright conducted the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Will Howell came from Long Point to attend, while brother Henry Wright who lives in Kansas could not travel.
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Jane Wright
Milfork Church
Wilow Brook
Trev
J. W. Wright
Will Howell
Miss Wright
Longpoint
Henry Wright
Kansas
Personal notices from the region attendees and visitors
Miss Dolick's funeral brings Mr and Mrs Jesse Weaver of Tiffin to town. Ray McGraw of Zanesville, Clyde West of West Lafayette, and Mrs Howard Patton of Conesville visit. James Smith stays with relatives in Newcomerstown while Lo Johnson from Canton conducts business in town. Marta McKee of Cooperdale and Janis Clark travel to Columbus for work. Jessie Pierce leaves Tyler restaurant in Jeff for Sidney. Jesse Hissong visits Newcomerstown. Tom Gray goes to Zanesville for business. Mrs Frank Markley returns to Kansas City from local relatives. Lloyd Whittaker of Columbus visits aunt Sarah Marshall en route from New York. Ode Baughman and son Wayne of Newark visit Thomas and R C Thames. Harry Sturnball returns home from O S U. Tom Crowley travels to Columbus to see his hospitalised sister. Charles Arnold of Conesville and John White of Zanesville are in the city yesterday. T E Neighbor of Newcomerstown is here today. Frank Levens of Cleveland and Floyd Shaffer home from Mt ion to spend spring vacation.
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Jesse Weaver
Tiffin
Dolick
Ie Ray McGraw
Zanesville
Clyde
West Lafayette
Howard Patton
Conesville
James Smith
Newcomerstown
Lo Johnson
Canton
Marty McKee
Cooperdale
Janis Clark
Columbus
Jessie Pierce
Tyler
Jeff
Sidney
Jesse Hissong
Thesday
Tom Gray
Frank Markley
Kansas City
Lloyd Whittaker
Sarah Marshall
New York
Ode Baughman
Wayne
Newark
Thomas
R. C
Thames
Harry Sturnball
Tom Crowley
Grant Hospital
Charles Arnold
Tohn White
T. E. Neighbor
Frank Levens
Cleveland
Floyd Shaffer
Mt. Tnton
Sermon by Rev Dun of Dresden Delivers Powerful Lenten Talk
The Rev. Ir. Dun of Dresden preached a masterly sermon on Eternity during Lenten services at Sacred Heart church Wednesday evening. He is regarded as a capable pulpit orator and his return to Coshocton is awaited with interest as he speaks at several diocesan churches this Lent season.
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Ir. Dun
Dresden
Sacred Heart Church
Dunn
Coshocton
the Dioces
Saloonkeepers Respond On Aikin Tax Stay Or Leave
An Age reporter quizzed every saloonist in the city Thursday about whether they would stay in business and pay the $1 000 tax or quit. Answers varied from stay in business to plans to switch to ice cream and soda water, with several saying they had not decided yet.
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Age
Thomas Carton
Wm. Rodgers & Son
William Smalley
Standen
Stewart Bros
Racer & Tumblin
John King
George Sprague
Tol
King
Sam Siegrist
Park Hotel
Frank Ingham
Charlie Prince
Longwill's New Dress Goods and Accessories Sale
A brisk catalog announces Longwill's latest spring arrivals in dress goods silks wash fabrics and apparel items for women. The display highlights shirt waists ladies jackets skirts hosiery muslin and knit underwear as part of the season's offerings.
Lace and Embroideries in New Season Styles
Window display features 1 lot embroideries at 5c per yd and 10c per yd with ten styles. Another lot of wide embroideries at 25c per yd suits corset covers and flouncings. Neat Hamberg and Swiss insertings and edgings match yokings, all moderately priced.
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Hamberg
Swiss
Venice
Revival at Christian Union Church Grows
The second week of the revival at Christian Union church shows rising spiritual power with about 30 conversions so far and many more seeking prayers. The Sunday school room is full, and services move to the large auditorium with Mr Graban to sing old time songs tonight. Saturday marks the monthly Remnant Sale at The Rippeth Store.
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Christian Union Church
Graban
Probate Court Proceedings On Giffen Estate
In probate court Warren Giffen guardian petitions to sell real estate for Adonis Giffen. WP Mulligan, executor, files second and final account. Willis Goodin appointed administrator of the estate Sedgwick Goodin. Forney and J A Forney file first and final account. A Z Formey mentioned. Also advertisement for spring hats and ladies bonnets.
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Warren Giffen
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