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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1903
Page
7
Bids called for the Hadden Bridge near Leasing on the Toledo Walhing Valley line in Coshocton County Ohio. Plans must show trusses bracing and floor system with stress sheets and joist details. Bid deposits required with certified check of 200 dollars and bid must be open by April 27 1903 with completion set for November 1 1983.
Sealed proposals will be received in Coshocton County Ohio for one pier no abutments at Hadden Bridge Iverton Township. Proposals due 2:30 PM April 27 1903. Bid must include a $100 certified check payable to County Commissioners. Bond to guarantee faithful performance and completion by October 1 1903. County Auditor Tamberson reserves right to require completion and forfeiture of security if awarded party fails to deposit or proceed.
The undersigned offers for sale at public auction on Thursday April 2 1903 twelve hogs seven horses fifty five cattle including twenty eight cows and heifers eleven young cattle fourteen calves one yearling shorthorn bull one thoroughbred registered short horn bull a breeder from noted stock eleven young hogs a large brood sow a team of work mares a team of mules seven years old a large young male three years old and driving mares. For average monthly milk details contact Bert Hughes Warsaw Ohio or JBE Moore Mahavik Village Ohio sale starts at 10 am with six months credit by bankable note or 3 percent cash discount. J h Moore Phone 61 P O Box 51 c O Mercer Auctioneer
Charles H. Meer of Danville Ohio filed in Coshocton county common pleas a partition petition against named parties seeking division of four described tracts in section 18 township 6 range 9 U S M district plus related lands The case No 3703 sets a April 25 188 deadline for answer or judgment may be entered The description lists tract boundaries and measurements including 80 acres plus fractions and various lot lines in Coshocton county Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Samuel Perkins deceased late of Coshocton county Ohio February 28 1903 3612 JOHN M DONNALD Estate of Magdalena Zugschwert undersigned has been appointed and qualified as executor of the last will of Magdalena Zugschwert deceased late of Coshocton Ohio March 6 1902 WM F ZUGSCHWERT tusl
One of Coshocton Ohio's top cigar sellers, Mrs Minnie Duff of Newcomerstown, operates sales for her husband’s small stogie and cigar factory. She supplies Coshocton Cambridge New Philadelphia Canal Dover Uhrichsville and many smaller towns. She is a lively thirty five year old saleswoman with a strong daily hustle. Also noted: John Hileker, after seventeen years away, visits Coshocton while returning East to New York City. His mother recently died in Galion and he stays with cousin Seth Decker. Rev Benj F Tiley of Loudenville to speak March 31 at Baptist church on Theophania. Mrs Austin's Pancake Flour touted.
Avondale Ohio March 27 1903 reports of townships continued Jefferson township contributed by W H Elder Association officers President W H Elder Warsaw Secretary Byron Meredith Warsaw Treasurer Marion Shepherd Warsaw Executive Committee members and Sunday school officers for Warsaw Mohawk Darling Bethel Jefferson Presbyterian and other churches with pastors superintendents and officers. Includes remarks on Sunday school attendance and adult church membership stressing conversion and Bible authority and urging only converted members into churches to improve Bible study engagement.
Three year old Hart Green wandered onto the Panhandle tracks near Panhandle station. Officer Waggoner rescued the child and returned him to his parents Mr and Mrs Green who live in McClain flats. Hart had been missing about two hours. No train contact occurred.
S. C. Kissner of Coshocton Ohio resigns from consideration as assessor in the Fourth ward urging no political ambitions. He thanks friends for the courtesy and expresses support for the elevation of humanity and abolition of vice in a March 26 1903 letter to The Age editor.
James Clark, arrested for stealing a case of surgical instruments from Dr. Marshall's office, was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Rinner. Unable to pay, Clark was sent to the Zanesville workhouse today and said he has a family in Columbus.
An industrial edition of the Coshoc ton Daily Age has been issued in magazine form with half tone cuts of local manufacturing. The Age Publishing company is praised as enterprising publishers in Ohio and commended for progress in recent years.
Lewis Leihninger of Delaware bought 4764 acres for the West Lafayette Manufacturing Company which has laid off lots and sold most. The project advances toward building with incorporation and brickmaking to follow. John Nirk and Spangler Sicker joined the company as members. Also noted is a Thursday horse sale at Adams barn with several steppers sold, including matinee horses, and a Columbus man reported to have made a good deal. local ads promote pancake flour and Tantah Flour ready for purchase.
Buffalo March 27 The Burdick inquest ends with Judge Murphy announcing an official inquiry into Arthur Pennell's death to begin Monday There is no direct evidence pinpointing the killer but Burdick's character is shown as loving and forgiving Three new witnesses testify including Rev Powers Detectives Cornish and Coughlin The chemist reports no poison found in the tailcock or stomach and warrants may follow pending grand jury review
Thie Wits Interest Mothers cures feverishness colds teething and worms with 30 000 testimonials. Allen S Olmstead Le Roy N Y offers samples by mail for 25 cents. J W Almack advertises fruit trees vines and berries. Miller buys a fine horse and attends Adams sale. Uriah Foster and Ida Mirise wed at Baptist church. Mrs Austin pancake flour ready in a moment. J J Wood ships carload of 21 horses to Buffalo. Age Want Ads bring results.
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