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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1905
Page
7
Partial OCR fragment shows terse notes on corn price movement and barley market activity with garbled vendor names and dates. The readable parts indicate a grain market brief focusing on corn and oats with uncertain details.
Prices listed for butter eggs beans chicken country ham potatoes lard and cabbage with per unit costs. Flour varieties show corrected figures from Hanley Les and include multiple barrel and bag sizes with bran screenings and cracked corn and meal offerings.
East Buffalo to Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati New York and Toledo show cattle and sheep prices, with ranges for steers cows heifers bulls and calves. hogs and sheep varying by weight and grade and wheat corn oats and other grains listed by grade and region. Prices reflect export quality and local trade for the period.
New York report details George W. Perkins and J. P. Morgan & Company involved in a bond sale profit split with Kidder, Peabody, and a transfer of funds. Testimony describes $930,000 life company funds used, $40,192 profit, and notes paid to Hamilton. Also notes vault manipulation and unrecorded syndicate profits. McCurdys not resigning. Thibaud relinquishes NY general agent post.
Rev G G Ware rector of Lead 8 D is indicted by a federal grand jury for complicity in defrauding the government of 125000 acres in Hooker and Thomas counties Nebraska Frank Lambert and Harry Welch named as co defendants each held to bail of 5000 dollars Ware released on bond amid related fencing cases He is noted as one of Lead s wealthiest men and the cases outline further legal actions
Attendance on Thanksgiving in Massillon Massillon Canton game expected to shatter state records with 20 000 capacity. Stadium planning for rush of seats as out of town fans seek reservations. Ticket prices list one dollar for general admission and one dollar plus fees for reserve seats.
The Lammasville football squad trained on the high school grounds under Coach Lamma to sharpen for the Thanksgiving game. Weather rain eased plans but the team expects clear conditions by game time at Ri Park. Lineup is to be decided at the final practice tonight with a brief signal drill planned Thursday morning.
The Park View Bowling alleys receive the new quintet balls for a Friday night tournament. Teams must pay the entrance fee by Wednesday. Five entries are listed: Wahoos, Park Views, Nameless Wonders, Coshocton Wonders, and Tacos. It will be the first local alleys tournament drawing bowling interest.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of JF Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promises a hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cure advertised as internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials offered. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a note about a 1907 transatlantic yacht race offered by King Edward and NYYC.
The Star Bowling Club plans a free practice night on Wednesday for the Hayes All-Stars of Newark. Captain Hildebrand will announce the lineup tonight as members prepare for the match, inviting all in bowling to attend. Notable scores last night include Ed Arnold near 249 with 146 in the series, plus Carnes 212 Miller 202 Glaser 194 Hildebrand 196 Stahley 198 and Arnold 194 189.
John H. Morgan of the Ohio Department of Work Shops factories and Public Buildings declares a nationwide push to end child labor in the state. The campaign shifts from warnings to arrests for each child illegally employed with strict age and work-hour rules.
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