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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
7
Contractor Kissner's crew started laying brick on Fifth Street with work progressing from Main toward Roscoe. Miss Rosa Hack returned home to Roscoe Tuesday after a two week visit with relatives in Cleveland.
Coshocton readers learn Mr. Anderson guarantees Mi o Na cures for indigestion headaches dizziness and stomach trouble with a refund if it does not work. The ad touts numerous local successes and claims near one hundred percent cures with a pleasant tablet form and no refund restrictions.
H E Bown of Columbus accompanied by G W Moore visited Wednesday to deliver a piano to Samuel McQuire in Canal Lewisville. Bown now works for Columbus Pharmaceutical and his local friends laud his continued success. Coshocton Brick directors met Judge Hunt to arrange purchase of machinery boiler and engine for the new plant.
Business leaders heatedly criticized a $160 bill approved by the city council after Contractor R N Kirk claimed payment for street grading. Kirk argued his contract allowed dirt sales and itemized labor, including $6.50 for superintending, while engineers changed grades causing confusion. Also, a $50 extra for the city clerk drew ire as salaries were deemed fixed.
Martin Hack has planted a thousand locust trees on his farm south of town. The fast growing trees are expected to yield good fence posts in a few years. Park Cash Grocery Changes Hands as W A Smith repurchases the store from D A Betts. Betts plans to continue the business and pursue other ventures. Age advertisements bring business.
The council discussed submitting a vote on granting a natural gas franchise and approved several street projects including a thirty foot width for Fourth street and sewer contracts. Property owners urged wider streets, bids for Carnegie library bonds were reviewed, and clerk Wimmer thanked officials before adjournment to Monday.
C E Anderson from BCR reports Dr Howard’s Company will sell a fifty cent bottle of their medicine for twenty five cents. The remedy claims to cure constipation dyspepsia and liver troubles with quick relief and permanent results. Anderson guarantees refunds if the medicine fails to cure and notes limited supply due to high demand.
Ninety miners at Massillon Coal Co. Lindentree plant north of Canal Dover strike over powder and oil price hikes. They say powder rose 20 percent per keg and oil 6 cents per gallon, exceeding a 12 percent wage increase. Nearby Mineral City miners plan to organize a company, build a powder magazine, and buy their own supplies with 1300 dollars in treasury.
The Novelty Advertising company will inaugurate a Saturday half holiday system for the summer months next Saturday. William Zinkon of Baltic was the seat of his brother George Sinkon on Adame Street.
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