Daily Age notices and McCoy retirement item
The excerpt outlines subscription and notice rates for The Daily Age, with penalties for not delivering to certain routes and guidelines for paid notices. It also reports C. B. McCoy plans to sell his interests, retire next Zamvarst, and join Week Company management, noting his long service and reputation in the newspaper field.
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McCoy
Mansfield News
C. B McCoy
Coshocton
Daily Age
The
Age
Zamvarst
Gevepaper Busines
Week Company
Jextter
Meeret
Guia
Coshocton Business Men's Association Evening Meeting
The Coshocton Business Men's Association will hold its monthly meeting in Forbes Hall. George Miley will speak on Our Association, a talk by Brendel’s first address. Major White and Ensign Hinkle arrive to supervise Salvation Army services at the Columbus barracks. The Misses Stewart announce Minnie Overholt joining the Misses Stewart. United Americans plan a meeting tonight in their Forbes Building hall.
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Coshoctun Business Men's Association
Forbes Hall
Brendel
George Mi ‘Ey
Midry
Coshocton
Angornation
White
Ensign Hinkle
Columbus
Salvation Ams
Denight
Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders Promised Cure
A testimonial filled ad from The Jackson Medicine Co promoting Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders as a cure for dyspepsia and related symptoms. Mrs Henry Preston of Coshocton claims years of stomach trouble were cured after trying the remedy, with doctors deeming it incurable before. Sold by druggists for 50 cents and 11.90 dollars.
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Jon
Jackson
Henry Preston
Coshocton
Tewis
Jackson Medicine Co
Zanesville
Ohio
Feeding a Cold with Scott's Emulsion Promise
An advertisement asserts feeding a cold with Scott's Emulsion can kill a cold and prevent coughs during the season. It claims the product strengthens weak lungs and checks wasting diseases, promoting it as a great flesh producer and offering a free sample.
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Scott
Gay Pearl Street
New York
Roscoe Village Township Caucuses Nominate Officers
Republican electors of Roscoe village Ohio meet October 5 at 7 00 PM at town hall to nominate mayor treasurer clerk three councilmen assessor and other local officers. Crawford Township Republicans convene at New Bedford October 7 to nominate trustee. Tuscarawas Township North Precinct Republicans meet October 4 at 7 PM at Geo Wanamaker store to nominate assessor George Young.
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Roscoe Village
Roscoe
Ohio
Peouyvertion
Thurstday
W. H. Wilson
Crawford Township
New Bedford
Jacob Feller
Tuscarawas
North Pet
North Precinct
Tuscarawas Township
Geo Wanamaker
Chestnut Street
George Young
Building check room at the rink for crowds
Workmen are building a coat check room at the skating hall, with five rows of circus seats above for night crowds. Two young men had a runaway on North Second Street in a single rig when their horse spooked. Will Wolford and Miss Nellie Haines are ill with typhoid fever.
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Park Tink
North Second Street
Will’ Wolford
Chestnut Street
Nellie Haines
Hay Nominated for Coshocton County Treasurer Post
Houston B. Hay, a well known Coshocton figure, is the Republican choice for county treasurer. Born in Tuscarawas County, he moved through farming and mercantile work before settling in Coshocton in 1884. He is praised for judgment, integrity, and active union and church involvement, promising faithful service if elected.
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Houston B. Hay
Coshocton
Republican Party
Hay
Mr. Hay
Tuscarawat County
Henry Hay
Canal Lewisvile
BunCt
Hun
New Philadelphia
Elity
Retail Clerks Union
Presbyterian Church
Foraker at Home and County Office Hopes
Coshocton county favors H B fou for treasurership as J B Foraker stays in Ohio through the campaign. Rollin Clements becomes sheriff of IXnow county after the death of Sheriff Shellenbarger. Frank Coyle faces first degree murder charge for the sheriff shooting. New clerks Edna Fisher Lottie Waddell and Fannie Weaver join Crawford store.
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Foraker
Cinemnat
J. B Foraker
Washington
Yall
Ohio
State Committee
Coyle
Vernon
Rollin § Clements
Ixnow
Shellenbarger
Frank Coyle
Edna Fisher
Lottie Waddell
Fannie Weaver
Crawford
Fight on Third Street Ends Rough Brawl at Eatery
An argument at a Third Street eating place led to a chaotic fight Wednesday afternoon. One man was badly injured and required a physician. Several witnesses watched as the scuffle concluded before police arrived. no arrests were made.
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Queensbury
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Baily
Ned
BEE Publishing Company
Big Building
Coshocton, Ohio
Wherton
Adiese Colt Communications
Tage
Malles
WA. Gray
Stewart
Minnie Overholt
Steward
Edam
Neuwschatel
Delicatessen Dep’t
Dawson & Smith
St. Theatre
George M. Cohan
Johnnie Jones
Siegrist & Willams
Wiefor Houston
B. Hay
Boyden
Cantwell Shoe CO
Coshocton County
6Th Street Theatre
INDAY
John A. Himmelein
Big. Comedy Co
Beatrice Earle
Howson
Apolis
Burns & Gosser’s
Vanruires Lisa
Poverty Row
T Anne Nicht
Burnside Department Store
Robert Boyd
Sec
Coshocton, O
Coshocton County Agricultural Society
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