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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1905
Page
4
Partial OCR fragment shows a publication line listing BAGE PUBLISHING COMPANY and Salty Building in Coshocton Ohio. No clear event date or other entities present in readable text.
Public notices detail mailing at Coshocton Mila and delivery charges for carriers ten cents a week. The item lists insertion fees for church events obits and notices and notes communications go to The Daily Age in advance only. It states sale points at local drug stores and shops.
The document lists Republican candidates for state and county offices including Governor Myron T. Herrick Lieutenant Governor Andrew L. Harris Supreme Judge W C Davis Attorney General Wade H Ellis Treasurer W S Mechin Jr Board of Public Works William Kirley Jr State Senator Alex Smith of Tuscarawas County Representative Edwin J Lybar xen Probate Judge Dr R C Edwards Treasurer Houston B Hay Sheriff Hamilton Browning Clerk of Courts Sampson McNeal Commissioner David W Johnston Infirmary Director Alexander T Boyd plus city ward tickets for Mayor Solici tor and Council positions and a Tusgawahas Township ticket Charles Huff mayor W H Ross treasurer W A Stacy council leaders and other local posts.
Wayne Hoffman issues The Western Mirror weekly in Erie Colorado. The new paper is a bright, newsy sheet reflecting events of a hustling community and aims for long, successful publication. Hoffman's venture is welcomed by friends and hopes for a bright future.
Prominent Coshocton county figure Edward I. Lybarger runs on the Republican ticket for the state assembly. A Civil War captain and former public official, he has served on the Board of Public Works and the State Board of Agriculture. The article extols his leadership, long public life, and community service, urging voters to elect him.
A Saturday market display in the pumpkin hall sold through B. F. Siover of Trescoe. Large pumpkins fetched twenty to forty cents, butter and eggs sold at 22 cents, chickens at eleven cents, chestnuts ten cents per wound, cider fifteen cents per gallon. Forty-eight spaces were occupied.
A montage of quotes on security and politics cites Secretary Taft vouching for harbor safety against foreign attack. Mentions Roosevelt southern trip and campaign rhetoric about preparedness to calm anxious readers and reinforce a robust defense posture.
The Cambridge Times reports the Nineteenth District Knights of Pythias annual convention in the K. of P. lodge room with Grand Chancellor William F P Bruce and Grand K of R and S William Betty among the grand officers in attendance. Representatives from Byenville Zanesville Newark and other lodges joined about 225 attendees. The event followed the K 2 convention held during the county fair day noted as the ble day of the fair.
About forty Newark lodge members attended as a Roland lodge team from Newark Ohio 305 performed Knights degree work. A seven piece orchestra accompanied the Newark team enhancing the evening. After the session a banquet featured speeches by Bruce Beatty and others highlighting friendship charity and benevolence.
Letters from Louise Mather and others praise Peruna as a cure for female weakness catarrh and nervous complaints. Mrs Tyler Edith Reams and others recount long suffering followed by rapid health improvement after taking the remedy. Readers urged to contact Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus for free treatment guidance.
Rmin was arrested Saturday morning in the western city area for peddling during market hours. He pled guilty at city hall, received a five dollar fine with four dollars suspended, and was released after paying two dollars. He admitted knowledge of the market hour ordinance.
The poultry exhibit at the fair drew unprecedented attention as it showcased the largest and best assortment yet. More than 400 birds filled the exhibit space after W M Smith urged premiums and delivered a standout display. In town news, Churenes in Anderson's windows feature new souvenir postal cards of the Presbyterian and M E churches. Dr R K Merriam and Mrs Merriam occupy the East Main residence, while Mr Ed Rose moves to Third street.
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