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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
8
A basement display highlights direct import china and house furnishings offering better values than local rivals. The notice invites customers to compare pricing and volume discounts for direct purchases and emphasizes close margins for developing business.
Persian silks meet the decree of Fashion as Wieseenest waistings appear in green tones with red and brown blends in striking oriental designs. They are exclusive and appeal to tasteful dressers. Price one dollar per yard.
The state board of public works awarded D E Sullivan of Columbus the contract to dredge and excavate on the Northern Ohio canal between Akron and Cleveland. 200000 cubic feet of earth will be removed at 14 to 15 cents per cubic foot. The canal depth will rise from three to five feet after completion. In other rulings, Ohio vs Howard F Lawrence was decided with Nicholas and Merrell of this city as attorneys for the defendant. A wage case saw Jon a and Dan Bickle win $306 from John Bretziud for hauling logs, while a counterclaim claimed the contract was not fulfilled.
The forecast calls for warmer conditions tonight and again on Thursday with temperatures rising across the region. Expect mild skies and increasing warmth as the event at Ohio Fair approaches.
The Shepler-Newton orchestra starts tonight at Park Rink providing dance music for skaters. Brass support will boost the lively set as a prize skate contest is planned for Friday evening with awards of complimentary tickets and skates.
Payment notices issued by The Coshocton Light & Heating Co inform customers that all accounts are due and payable at the company office. Electricity meter customers may receive discounts if paid by the 10th of the following month. Auction announced for Mary Hoselton household items at 214 Chestnut Street on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Conducted by Wm. Foster.
Keefer pears priced at 606 bushels per bushel at TSu ber. Call Mike McCurie at Cit. 696 for details. The regular October meeting of the Business Men's Association is called for Thursday evening at Forbes hall.
Fifty five stalls were filled at the public market on Wednesday morning. Butter ranged two to twenty two cents, eggs twenty cents per dozen, spring onions up to ten cents per pound, apples scarce at twenty cents per peck, sweet cider sold fast at fifty cents per gallon, watermelons moved quickly at high prices.
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