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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1905

Page

4

The Daily Age Notice on Rates and Distribution

The Coshocton post office is the delivery point for The Daily Age with a ten cent weekly carrier rate. Subscriptions not received on time should be reported. notices of church events and large fundraisers are charged five cents per line per insertion. obituaries and society notices also incur five cents per two lines. The paper is cash in advance and sold at local shops, claiming exclusive paid circulation in Coshocton.

Roscoe Society OF Lodge

Sheriff Browning Recalled for Support Amid Attacks

The article lauds Coshocton County Sheriff Browning as a painstaking and efficient official who has served the public well. It condemns recent editorials as political assaults and urges residents to rally to Browning’s defense against what it calls vile and mean attacks.

Coshocton County Browning Eiverybody

Why Does a Baby Cry and How to Nourish It

The note explains crying stems from hunger or pain and stresses proper nourishment as key for a baby’s comfort. It promotes Scott's Emulsion with a claim that it makes babies plump and safe, offering a free sample from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street, New York.

Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl St New York

Baker Takes Over Stoneburner Bakery in Lafayette

D. C. Leighninger buys the Stoneburner bakery and plans possession this week. He will operate the building through spring while a first class baker is sought. The Indictor notes Leighninger's past work and hints at preparing a cake giveaway for ten days to attract visitors.

D.C Dan Swan Linen News Management

Dreamed It Notion Hits Campaign Tricks

A Democratic organ claims D W Johnston the Republican county commissioner will vote for the Democratic governor candidate. The supposed conversation in the Criterion restaurant is reported false and the tactics are criticized as vain and ridiculous.

D. W. Johnston Criterion Mr. Johnston

Bank Robbery in Libau Moscow Bank Heist

Six armed men raided the Libau branch of the Moscow International Trade bank in Labau Russia and escaped with 17500 dollars. Five suspects were captured soon after and 20000 dollars recovered. A sixth robber, Miles Roosevelt Returns, was not immediately apprehended. In Washington Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the president, arrived from New York completing her Orient tour, accompanied by Major Charles McCawlsy of the Marine Corps and Magner, secretary to Mrs Roosevelt.

Labau Russia Libau Moscow International Trade Bank Miles Roosevelt Washington Alice Roosevelt New York Orient Charles. ‘McCawlsy The Marine Corps and Magner

Local Church Services and Schedules Across Town

A rundown of Sunday worship and activities across multiple churches. Sabbath Sermers at Sapuet Church list morning and evening sermons, Sunday school times, and youth events. Presby terian at Corner Fourth and Chestnut notes services, with guest preacher planned. First M E on South Fourth and Walnut outlines sermons, Sunday school, and a badge day for Christmas work. Trinity Episcopal at Carnegie Library with morning prayer and visiting lay reader. Emmanuel's Lutheran at Walnut and Seventh lists sermons on Forgiveness and Melancthon influences with Luther League. Church of Christ on Eleventh Street announces Sunday schedule and morning sermon. Methodist Protestant on Walnut reports 9:15 Sunday school and 10:30 morning sermon.

First Grace M. E. Church South Fourth and Walnut Streets C. B. Clark Young Peoples Society Iron M. BE Trinity Episcopal Church Lester L. Riley Carneg Lebrary Ed Dyer Dresden Mr. Riley Emmanuel’s Lutheran Church Walnut Seventh Streets Herbert T. Weber Luther League Church of Christ Feleventh Street J. N. Johnston

Mission church listings and times across multiple congregations

Sunday services vary by church with morning 10 30 or 9 15 classes and evening sermons from 7 pm. Topics include The Ideal Message Civic Redemption and The Modern Jonah. Churches include Christian Church U B Church Sacred Heart Loeust Street Seventh Day Adventists and Roscoe churches with Sunday schools and youth groups.

U. B. Church Park Avenue Henry Irving Kohler

Retail Clerks Rally Planned for November 10

The Clerks union held a meeting at Central labor hall and outlined a grand rally for the night of November 10 inviting all city clerks including non union members. A month later the next meeting will discuss important business and urge full attendance.

Central Labor Hall

Potatoes Jump in Price At Public Market

Potatoes rose to as high as 75 cents per bushel at the public market while three weeks earlier they sold for 50 to 60 cents. Eggs were scarce with buyers paying 24 cents per dozen, and butter was widely available at 22 cents. Late vegetables were plentiful and fetched good prices.

Suit Against Enterprise Bank in Pittsburg Court

A federal examiner states it will be some time before Enterprise National Bank's condition is known. The first court suit against the bank, in common pleas court No. 8, charges cashier T. Lee Clark with feloniously taking and hypothecating a valuable stock certificate pledged as loan security. The certificate was pledged with the bank as collateral for a loan for 27 years and was believed to be in bank custody.

Enterprise Bank Pittsburg Get R. Moxey Enterprise National Bank Common Pleas T. Lee Clark

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