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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
2
Assistant Attorney General Miller returns from Eastern Ohio mines urging new laws to better protect miners. He cites roof support and gas explosion risks, noting three-fourths of fatal accidents stem from roof falls and proposes a roof boss to oversee safety and periodic supports.
A Leavenworth manager refused doctors for his wife’s female trouble and instead used Electric Bitters, claiming a complete cure after five physicians failed. Advertisements promote Electric Bitters and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Also an October to November excursion offer to Somerset via Pennsylvania Lines and a Sheridan monument unveiling details.
A report from Toledo details the Great Cooper's demonstrations curing deafness with a peculiar medicine. J H Tappan, 526 Fifteenth St, regained hearing after eighteen years. Miss Ty Wentworth exhibited a long parasite removed from her system after seven doses. Cooper helped a struggling wife and provided groceries and funds to a needy family, earning public praise.
Franklin Station November news highlights a M. E. church necktie social at the schoolhouse on November 11 and a quarterly meeting at the M. E. church with the presiding elder preaching Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon. Local visits include Mr. Guy Loyd Proctor and Miss Pella Leach with Mrs. Howard Patton, and guests at the homes of J. S. Kitchens, Anna Vincent, and others as families host relatives from Keene Coshocton Columbus and Athens County.
A mortgage for ST000 was filed for record in the Cass County Recorder's office on Friday afternoon. The mortgage, given by the Coshocton County Oil & Co. operates in the vicinity of Clark. The Merchants Trust Company of Pennsylvania holds the mortgage.
The Tri-State Fox Hunters Association captured three foxes at Zear Thursday. Nearly 200 men and 300 hounds took part with a 10 minute start for the pack. John Cleckner of Lisbon, eighty four, rode in all chases, claimed oldest fox hunter in the United States. Maurice Toomey was thrown but not seriously injured during a jump.
The Pennsylvania lines offer lower round trip fares for Home-Seekers excursions to many western and southern states including Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska the Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and more. Stop-over privileges allow travelers to inspect business opportunities. Tickets usable on specific dates through December 19 with details available from local agents.
James S. Bradley Jr of Toledo buys controlling stock in the Tuscarawas County Telephone Co. largely through Cleveland purchases. C N Hood resigns as general manager. J K Johnson takes charge. Plant upgrade cost $5,000 with exchanges at Dennison and Uhrichsville consolidated. A new switchboard will be installed by February 1 and lines between towns increased.
Granville Ohio November 4 Thursday featured a rare musical event by the Ernest Gamble Concert company with Ernest Gamble, Verna Page, and Sam Lamberson piano. Lamberson long tied to Camalle and trained at the G school under Mrs White and Clara Sianett. His graduation promised a promising musical career and his program received strong appreciation.
A mixed ad column notes Castoria for infants and children as the trusted remedy, and praises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with local drugstores offering trials. It mentions a miner’s death and a family illness, plus small notices about pancakes, overshoes, printing services, and local shops in Coshocton Roscoe Ohio.
The shop touts baked goods for Saturday including cakes pies bread and Dough Nuts. It promises fresh daily production and a large Saturday trade with about three hundred dozen items and forty cake varieties. Customers urged to order for Thanksgiving and come early to avoid the rush.
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