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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
8
An announcement notes our Holiday Opening around December 1st designed to begin an unprecedented Christmas season. The store promotes new lines of Holiday Goods and appeals to patrons with refined taste.
J J Wood A T Boyd and A J Randles returned from Columbia after visiting Hartman stock farm to select a Percheron stallion for a farmers and horsemen stock company. The four year old, 1900 pound colt, son of Besiegue, was purchased in France and arrived in the city from Columbus today. It is viewed at Clark sivery barn with Hartman farm rep Mr Lake F Jones directing the stock company setup.
WANTED Woman to do common sewing at 248 North Fourth 8 phone 404. FOR SALE One spool cabinet mirror on 3 sides with 12 drawers. inquire Jos L McDowell. WANTED Roomers and boarders at 1138 Orchard street. The easiest way to prepare a quick breakfast is to use Mrs. Austins Pancake flour.
In Zanesville the Nae Deacon markets chief Mr E Deacon predicts dressed Christmas turkeys at 12 1 2 to 15 cents a pound and Thanksgiving birds nearly as cheap. He notes last year’s price ranged from 20 to 26 cents and birds were scarce.
John Shorder’s barn and contents burned Sunday morning. cause unknown. He held $600 insurance on the barn with Grange Insurance. Also noted are health updates for Lawrence Miller and Calvin G Simmons, plus a knee operation on C S Longsinger and the death of William C son of Mrs. Caroline Burger from pneumonia. Interment set at E T church cemetery. Reverend Judd departs for a new parish.
J. J. Wood returns from Columbus after spending the first of the week at the Seventh Annual convention of the Tri-State Vehicle and Implement Dealers' Association in the capital city this week. Attend the rummage sale.
Prof Oliver Powers presents Where the Other Half Lives an illustrated lecture tonight at the Sixth Street theatre under public schools auspices. Stereopticon pictures accompany the talk and the event is highly recommended. Also listed is fresh country butter at 18 cents a pound from Central Grocery and a rummage sale starting Saturday.
A Star Fire Extinguisher representative staged a live display at the Main and Third streets corner on a Wednesday night. He built a blaze with pine boxes soaked in oil, then quickly extinguished it using the extinguisher, drawing a large audience. Walker and Lawrence advertise Foot Form shoes for children.
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