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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
3
Public notice shows daily and Sunday service times ledgers with stops and fares. It lists a ticket agent W H Kipp in Coshocton Ohio for further particulars and timetable details.
Rail notice details connections from Cleveland to Zanesville and Toledo to points north and east. Through tickets issued with baggage checked to all points. Homemaker tickets available to west and south destinations. One fare for Sunday trips. first and third Tuesdays schedule.
Reduced round trip fares offered for Home-Seekers excursions via Pennsylvania lines to Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and other western states and southern states. Stopovers allowed to inspect business openings. Tickets valid on specific sale dates through December 19th and June 1st 1906 for Florida Georgia Mississippi Cuba Central America Colorado Texas New Mexico and Havanna Cuba with diverse routes between major cities. For full details contact W J Davies PA Lines agent.
A catalog listing describes Made in Concert Grands Parlor Grands Boudoir Grands and Upright Grands available for purchase.
The War saw community reports a fire at John Cramblett's home where his pocketbook was found scorched in a folding bed after the blaze. He saved $100 in money and a $100 note. Injuries include a badly cut hand for W. W. Dyser from a sheet steel trim. Earl Haire begins road sales for Tyler Bros. in Ohio. E B Werts becomes baker for D. Leighninger, succeeding Fred Mainn in Coshocton.
An advertisement touts Dr. Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders as a remedy from a 30 year practitioner. It claims 95 percent of disease stems from indigestion and cites a testimonial from R. R. Parcell of Roscoe Ohio. Available at druggists for 50 cents or $1.00, or by mail from Zanesville Ohio.
Services at the Baptist church led by the pastor and the Rev. Mr. Boughton of Warren are growing in interest. Last night’s attendance was large and the sermon unusually good. The Baptists extend a cordial invitation to people of all denominations to join them.
Fragmentary line reads like a quip about misused gambling winnings and a wife who briefly appears to win money back for her husband. The text is incomplete but hints at a humorous or ironic twist surrounding a private wager and a new coat.
A massive bid to transfer Zanesville’s street railway system involves Cincinnati Philadelphia and Chicago capitalists with an option held by Chicago backers. The report notes the looming conclusion of the deal amid cross city financial interest and local commentary.
In Frageysburg Ohio on November 24 Mrs. William Wilson perished in a fire believed caused when her clothing was ignited by her pipe while she was smoking.
C E Anderson promotes Mi O Na as a reliable easy to use stomach remedy. He stresses a money back guarantee and urges indigestion sufferers to obtain a 50 cent bar to test its effectiveness and restore health.
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