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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1905
Page
8
Growth of Meek Co Warns of Expanding Business Scope
Boston report notes a growing business concern with no clear growth limit. The article mentions a case titled Mystery of Rept 21 and references a dismembered torso found in a harbor, drawing attention to the pending suit and its public prominence.
Young Miller Trip Ticket and Memorial Observed
Harold Miller, injured last week, holds a monthly ticket to Co shocton, disproving a jump claim. Webster hall hosts memorial for Charles Fisher, college student who died recently. West Lafayette Manufacturing Co. received a Chicago firm order for a carload of A B blocks. A B C varieties touted for winter. Tom Wiggins chased a white bird dog away from Peter Burt’s chickens, later finding the chicken alive at Prairie Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Harold Miller
Coshocton
Webster Hall
Charles Fisher
West Lafayette Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Tom Wiggins
Peter Burt
Prairie Pond
Trolley Meeting Advances Plans for Line at Zanesville
An important session of the 4 C N trolley projectors convened in Zanesville Friday night with S H Nicholas and W S Merrell present. The company decided to proceed with the plans and develop them as rapidly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
S. H. Nicholas
W. S. Merrell
James H Parks ill with typhoid fever at home
James H. Parks secretary of the local lodge of Eagles is seriously ill with typhoid fever at 126 South Water Street. Two of his children also ill with the same disease. Also a want ad for two men to husk 800 sacks of corn, apply at once to J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Parks
Lodge of Eagles
South Water Street
Mr. Parks
Whitney quartette rescheduled to December fifteenth
The Whitney quartet of the Peoples lecture course now appears Friday December 15 instead of November 15 as previously announced. Robeson will follow three nights later with a lecture on Russia and Japan. Walter Saffle, a young pianist praised in Zanesville, will give piano lessons in Coshocton each Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis
Robeson
Russia
Japan
Zanesville
Saffle
Coshocton
Colder Weather Predicted for Ohio Fair
The forecast calls for continued cool conditions with temperatures several degrees below freezing tonight and a notably colder spell for the Ohio area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Judge Voorhees to Sell Off Lots in The Terrace
The Judge Voorhees property on Walnut Street is to be split into four lots facing Walnut and two facing Burt Weave with the judge moving his house to face Walnut Street and reserving that lot. Other lots are on the market as possible sites for new residences in Koshocton.
Stag Bowlers Plan Reorganization and Canton Tournament
The Stag bowling club plans a season reorganization at Star alleys under new manager Ed Arnold. Members Hildebrand Arnold Pfleger Glaser Westerlind and others will join and practice for upcoming matches and Canton tournament the week of November thirteenth. Wil Schlah posted a 211 one night marking the season's top score to date as prizes are promised for high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag
Star Allies
Hildebrand
Arnold
Pfleger
Glaser
Westerlind
Canton
Ed. Arnold
Wil Schlah
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H. A. Wolfe
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John Hack
McManus Building
Dickerson
Young Miller
West Lafayette— Newsystems
James Parks
Gongert
Walker & Lawrence
Judge Voorhees
Smiths Drug and Book Store
Dr. Hutton
Crawford Store
J. A. Bixler
North Third Street
Bixler
E. J. Pinney
Cleveland
Sixth Street
Carl of
Cardington
A. B. Riley
Chas. Wilson
Ita B. Seward
Shakespeare
L. K. Beach
Crawford
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John L.eshaw
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