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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
8
The page highlights damask linens with affordable pricing. 72 in heavy bleached damask valued at 98 cents per yard and a 64 in cream damask with a 6 dollar value offered at 48 cents per yard. Ten patterns available for selection.
Scarce Astrachan fabric 54 inches wide in gray and cream attracts city stores at 3 to 4 dollars per yard. Our price is 2 dollars 50 cents per yard for this high quality material suited to street and opera coats.
Water will be turned off at homes Tuesday morning for unpaid bills though some residents claim payment. The Water Works Office warns it is not a bluff and will proceed. Also noted are local illness reports including Mrs. Nellie Hoezell with synchoid fever and Mrs. Lem Crown at her South Seventh Street home. A five days old child of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller of Locust Street died Sunday night. funeral services by Rev. Crumley are set for Tuesday at the residence with interment at South Lawn cemetery. Age Want Ads do it quick.
Warm temperatures rise tonight with rain coming tomorrow. Forecasters predict milder conditions on Tuesday with showers and continued warmth.
Mr and Mrs I E Sprankle and daughter Ruth returned from Columbus where district managers of the Central Union telephone company met at the Chittenden hotel. The company plans eight new buildings statewide next year, two in Columbus, to aid exchanges. addition of cable and new switchboards for the Coshocton exchange are ordered and due soon. W S Hays will supervise installation with fifty new Bell phones to be connected locally within a month, all but five in the city.
Lina Rine appeared before Probate Judge Donley and was sentenced to the Girl's Industrial School at Delaware for throwing boiling water on her mother. A second item advertises a Chicago Typewriter No 3 for sale at $25 through Peoples Bank and Trust Company.
A flurry of small ads seeks furnished rooms for rent and boarders, sewing machine sales and repairs, porter work, and household help. Also listed are multiple lost items including a locket, fur pieces, and small purses with rewards offered. Contacts include D. Fawcett at Prince's cafe, Singer Machine Co. on Main, Mrs. McDonald, and Mrs. Ball.
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