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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
8
Purportedly the best remedy for skin and scalp disorders including hair loss. Advocates a routine of Cuticura Soap with Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent Pills, claiming immediate relief and speedy cure for infants and adults. Promotes use after sports and daily toilet care with broad testimonials.
Three candidates from Plainfield with a delegation of Odd Fellows will receive the third degree at Coshocton next Monday evening. Five candidates from this place will also participate and a social time is expected. Age advertisements bring business.
The Zanesville Times-Recorder reports the eighty fourth anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America celebrated in Zanesville. Visitors from the Grand Lodge and the I O O F home at Springfield attended along with one hundred Coshocton visitors and delegations from nearby towns. Local and visiting members and the public participated in ceremonies, with many lodges and auxiliary groups assisting in making the event a success.
J. E Elliott the ice man shipped Coshocton’s first car of ice, sending a car to Warsaw on Wednesday. The clipper carp tale from Dr. E. S. McDonald at the six mile dam yesterday adds a fresh fish story. L. L. Gonter becomes operator on the Wheeling at the local station. A gallon of Green Seal paint covers more area than ordinary paint, offering long term savings. For sale by Jas A Bell Roscoe and B Coe.
Postmaster Sondies of Avon dale had his three story hillside residence destroyed by a noon blaze caused by a defective flue. The fire consumed the house completely, saving only a small portion of the contents, and was partly insured with W. A. Mizer notified to respond.
The Isabel English et al v Abraham English et al case settled by defendants paying Mrs English 450 and retaining property, with costs. New suit: Q S Parks vs Hiram Parks for 105.88 on account for boarding lodging and money borrowed, attorney J C Daugherty. Shaw alimony case postponed to June. Four new jurors drawn for June trials. Probate and wills actions listed for McDonald, Darling, Crom, Robinson. Deeds filed include transfers in Coshocton and Monroe townships with varied sums.
A buyer realizes his error and returns for the trusted Green Seal Paint offered by Jas A Bell Roscoe and B Coe. The ad promotes the best quality paint and notes the sellers.
An eastbound freight crew following the Walter L Main circus train near Dennison spotted a wagon fallen from the circus train on the westbound track at Bowerston. The zebra inside the wagon was unharmed. flaggers stopped westbound trains until removal. The item had shifted from the circus train as it moved on. Obituary. John Wesley Lee of Coshocton County died April 9 1903 after a long farming life near New Guilford. He married Elizabeth Wolfe in 1850 and left three children including Dr M F Lee. He joined the M B church in 1849 and remained active until illness. He leaves many friends to mourn his passing. In Front Line Walter T Elliott son of former Mayor R M Elliott is gaining prominence at Steele High School as president of The Gavel and toastmaster of its anniversary banquet. Use Green Seal paint promises fog-free results. For sale by Jas A Bell Roscoe and B Coe. The Green Seal claims honest truths from conviction and offers Green Seal paints. Vin L Reed and Samuel Ashroan were knighted at the Knights of Pythias lodge with Bloomfield and Dresden members present. It pays to get the best in paint. Green Seal paints available at Roscoe and B Coe. Headline notes a Bloomfield Baltic dairy buyers purchasing ten cows to start business in Baltic.
A rockslide from Turtle mountain sent rocks over two miles of railroad and damaged homes in Frank. About 82 people were killed in beds, 12 miners died outside, and 17 were imprisoned in the mine.救
Roscoe high school commencement will be held at M B church Roscoe on Thursday May 7 with Dr Crisman of Ohio University Athens as speaker. Otterbein male quartet will provide music. Graduates are Luella Compton and Winifred Thomas. Diplomas presented by Dr Pratt. Roscoe Juvenile commencement at Roscoe M E church May 6. Adams horse sale set for May 23 1903 with forty horses and trotters offered starting 12 30 p.m. John M Adams Coshocton Ohio.
Local dealer promotes drastic savings on ladies Misses and children's knit underwear after acquiring stock from a New York going out of business sale. Promotions highlight white ribbed vests lace yoke and knit pants with prices from 9 to 19 cents and window screens selling 15 to 29 cents each.
Butter and eggs quoted per dozen pieces, beans and onions per bushel or peck, beeswax and lard listed with other farm goods. Live stock prices from McCall Rowlen Newburn for cattle, sheep, calves, and hogs with ranges by weight. Boston wool and Ohio fleece quotations also included.
A quirk of fate drops a local story about water level drop blamed on officials Cornoner Marshall and Attorney Levi Williams fishing on the basin’s far shore. The town humorously notes their catch of 80 heavy fish, and mentions wagons to haul in the fish tonight.
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