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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1905
Page
8
Prices quoted for fine damasks appeal to careful shoppers this season. Notes include 72 inch heavy bleached damask at 98 cents per yard from a $1.25 value, extra heavy cream damask 6½ inch wide at 73 cents, and 6 and 4 inch cream damask at 48 cents per yard among ten patterns.
Scarce Astrachan fabric prized for street and opera coats. Describes 54 inch wide gray and cream quality. City stores charging 3 to 4 dollars per yard, our price 2.50 dollars per yard.
Captain Ford the reforming gambler plans a ten day Salvation Army meeting starting December 10. Adjunct Brindley expects Christmas dinners funded by public donations at street corners two weeks prior to Christmas. Infirmary Board met at the courthouse for its regular monthly session. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support after livestock losses. Ed Dawson returns to duty after illness. Nellie Hoezel ill with typhoid at Chestnut Street home.
Farmers flock to see President Hanley as Coshocton county pushes for a general system of road laws and state support. The resolutions urge county officials to organize, support prisoner labor for road work, and seek federal and state legislation to fund and maintain better roads for all.
Classified notices list multiple job and event items. A Kirby Co sales request seeks canvassers at home to introduce an article with large demand and terms. Also offers a sales position in Coshocton, a Thanks giving night event at Forbes hall, room for rent, a dish washer job, and a business room for rent on Walnut street.
Great excitement gripped Dresden on Thursday as a mound in the town center was opened revealing several perfect skeletons of brave red warriors and a collection of trophies and relics spanning generations.
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