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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
7
An old Want Ad promotes ads to sell farm assets and livestock and to hire help. It claims buyers in city and country will purchase farm machinery, livestock, poultry, timber and minerals. It also touts trading items with city or country residents and securing farm labor and market sales for produce. Six insertions cost 23.2 payable in advance.
The market report lists commodities with corrected prices from Snyder Grocery Co and Hanley and Co. Includes Beer, Butter, Beans, Beeswax, Chickens, Honey, Flour, Meal, Cracked Corn, and Produce. Offers per pound, per bushel, per barrel, and per hundredweight figures for livestock and staples.
A fragmented list of grain and live stock prices from Chicago to Cincinnati and Cleveland. Includes cattle, sheep, calves, hogs, and various grain quotes like Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 and Oats No 1 across multiple markets with mixed figures and prices.
The timetable lists northbound No 33 with stops from Coshocton to Cleveland including Fresno Chill F Baltic Sugar Creek Barrs Mills Dundee Beach City Justus Navarre Massillon Norwalk Toledo Zoar Sherrodsville Wheeling Canton Kent and Cleveland. Southbound No 34 runs from Coshocton to Zanesville with listed intermediate stops Canesville Adams Mills Dresden and Ellis.
A varied program including the first part marches and drills and Miss Cairnes in Our New Governess delighted a seated audience. Performances featured Miss Irma Doe as the derkey Mammy and Miss Riggs received enthusiastic applause. A library fund was significantly boosted by the event.
From February 15 to April 7 and September 18 to October 31, 1906, the W and L Railway announces reduced rate colonist tickets to Utah, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, British Columbia and intermediate points. Tickets permit stopovers and include free reclining chair care and tourist sleeping cars. For details, write for information.
Mrs John Potter of Walnut street was in a personal crisis and claimed she had taken carbolic acid. She was found to have an epileptic fit and doctors could not confirm ingestion. She was admitted to a ward for observation after the incident.
Newark will host a quintet bowling contest at Music Hall Alleys tonight featuring Caskeeton rollers and top city bowlers. Manager Ad Preston leads the Park Row group alongside Fred McDonald Sanford Timvaons Daymy Conrey and others aiming for prize money.
The Sifth Street theatre added canopy canopies over each proscenium box with gilded domes, improving interior appearance and reducing the previously wide side spaces. A Curtis House meeting formed a league gathering Mt Vernon Newark Utica Fredericktown and others with delegates from Newark Utica and Fredericktown.
Opinion from Coshocton operators cites potential four million dollar strike cost in Ohio. Mine Inspector Harrison estimates daily losses of 125000 for workers and 4.9 million monthly for operators if miners and operators fail to agree. Projections warn widespread impact on miners merchants railroads and manufacturing across about 1200 mines.
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