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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
2
J D Stevenson, new Coshocton fur house owner, notes hides rising from 2 to 14 cents and leather shortages as population grows and beef hides fall. He predicts shoes will cost more, or quality fall, with wages rising and supply tightening.
Miss Kate Wilson visited relatives in West Lafayette. The Epworth League will give concerts at the M E church on November 25 and 26. Miss Pearl Huff entertained villagers for her birthday with music and games. A village ball team officers election was held at Philo hall.
A fragment lists Hollie Mohler, Joe Norris, Jim Mc Gifin, D. B. Markley and FP. M. Thompkins as individuals cited in a brief social or community notice.
Bakersville notes include visits from Fresno residents Rev Carpen ter and family and Dr J H Honabarger of Warsaw. Local residents Tur N Lew Norman moved to Fresno and Hester Phillabaum funeral details listed. Oysters supper planned in Hawk building on Thanksgiving night.
Miss Clara Gibson visited Zanesville. Coshocton residents Croy Howell and others were home briefly. Rev J Frank Smith delivered sermons at the quarterly meeting with Pastor Jones. a surprise party honored Mrs Perkins. Tranway neighbors hosted a reception for the Jones family and gifts included a rocking chair.
Paul H. Mirise of the Hub store will take two or three days off for a western county hunting trip.
A long slate of county expenditures includes payments to Atchison for stone fill in Oxford and road repairs across multiple townships, amounts from $3 to $368, and charges for bridge work, grading, and supplies. Other items cover legal defense costs, election supplies, telephones, and coroner fees. The list notes warrants and relief payments, with names such as John Arnold, B F Voorhees, Geo J Bock Jr, and Randles among others.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the guaranteed catarrh cure with a refund if it does not work. It highlights direct inhalation to the air passages, ozone-enriched blood, and permanent cures. The outfit costs $1 includes inhaler bottle of Hyomel and dropper. inhaler lasts a lifetime with refills five cents.
A Cleveland reader credits Tonsiline with stopping quinsy after treating sore throat. The letter from E T Keenan lauds the 125 cent bottle and urges sufferers to keep Tonsiline ready for first signs. Trade ad notes 23c and 50c sizes available at all druggists.
Fresno Pikes announce the Farmers Institute at Fresno for early December. Officers listed include P E Lahm, C C Geese, D Keesey, H Ewing, J F Powell, and R T McCrea. The schedule features speeches on farming topics, discussions, and orchestra performances with free sessions open to the public. The note ends with a quick breakfast tip for Mrs. Austin’s pancake flour.
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