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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
4
An old notice from the publishing company based in the Selby Building Coshocton Ohio notes that watching every evening except Sunday was observed. The fragment references AGe Publishing Company in Coshocton Ohio.
The Daily Age lists postal charges and local advertising rules. It notes agents sell the paper and urges subscribers to report missed deliveries. The piece includes a dramatic account about a steel mill disaster, a critique of a burial idea, and excerpts from the Columbus Dispatch on good roads and New York road funding.
Saturday payrolls at the Coshoc tea National bank amounted to five thousand dollars for the Eldridge and Higgins company and the Comboctoa Straw Paper.
Fragmentary verse memoir notes a rummage sale mood with relics from wardrobes and songs. Images of old hats, shoes, a broken guitar, a turquoise room, and a birdcage evoke nostalgia. The piece threads through attic relics, faded linens, and a clock that refuses to run.
Coshocton county Good Roads group seeks township conventions urging vice presidents to organize. A county convention is set for Saturday December 2 to select ten delegates for the state Good Roads meeting in Columbus. Local president Hanley notes rising statewide interest as New York voters approve 5 million dollars for roads.
A dazzling Isle of Spice performance on Friday night featured a large star lit with hundreds of incandescent bulbs. The star burst open revealing a chorus girl as Cupid with a bow. The scene used substantial electricity, costing several dollars. The same show closed act two with heavy power use. Farnest Taylor of Dresden wed Alice May Sipe on the 26th at Kings Illinois. They plan to live in Oregon Illinois. Taylor previously lived in Virginia Township Coshocton County.
Trip details list multiple court house routes from Cambridge Street to Nicholas residence Seventh Street to Bank Chestnut Street to Culvert Roscoe and back. Departures shown at 7, 10, 1, 4, 7 pm and other times for each trip. Fare five cents each way. Tickets 16 for 25 cents, sold on car. November 18-6?
Over the past week Charles Bucy stood before Squire Wimmer on two assault related charges. He pleaded guilty to assault by his wife and was fined one dollar plus costs. The wife reappeared to accuse further abuse of their daughter. a court attorney entered a plea, resulting in a ten dollar fine plus costs. Sheriff Browning conducted a public sale of 88 acres and a Bloomfield house. Clifton Patterson Jr. bought the land for 2100 dollars and the Pattersons bought the house for 700 dollars.
In the settlement of the Raymer divorce, alimony is cut from 25 dollars to 15 dollars per month. The settlement also covers all costs and attorneys fees in the case involving Commercial National Bank versus Granville Hamilton et al for 247 dollars.
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