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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
7
Corrected market notes list retail and wholesale prices for eggs butter beans beeswax chicken ham potatoes cabbage onions and flour related commodities. Separate sections show grain and produce pricing with figures for wheat rye oats and corn along with meal and feed products.
Chicago and others report cattle ranges from good to prime steers at 5 59 to 6 50, hogs trading 5 65 to 6 80, sheep and lambs 4 25 to 7 50. Wheat No 2 red at 4 0 40, corn 54 cents, oats 25 cents. listings cover Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Toledo and more with varied livestock and grain quotes.
On September 5 12 26 29 and October 10 the Wabash Railroad will sell tickets from Illinois points to Ohio points valid for thirty days Informing Dunols friends and relatives. W J Davies agent.
Data shows multiple battery pairings and game results across American and National Leagues including Cleveland St Louis New York Chicago Detroit and Kansas City with various scores and lineups. Notable names include Joss Clarke Waddell Seliveck Pulty Sugden Dineen Criser Donovan Warner and Mevintre among others.
Prolific report from New York says Utah Construction Co. won a contract to build about 300 miles of the Western Pacific railroad, covering heavy grading and tunneling in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Work to start as soon as possible.
The Board of Public Service of Coshocton Ohio invites sealed proposals by September 18 1905 for labor and materials to build a ten inch sewer from Chestnut Street east to a culvert near the corporation line. Each bid requires a $100 certified check and bids may be rejected. W S Hutchinson clerk notes August 41 1945 Sept 1 and 2.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Pavkc Service to furnish materials for constructing an eight inch cover at Adams and Twelfth intersection Coshocton Ohio. Bids due September 18 1905 noon with certified check of 100.06 dollars. City Engineer plans on file. Clerk dated August 21 1905 declares bid conditions and contract security.
Carnes will pitch against Dresden at Riverside Park on Labor Day afternoon. The Dresden lineup is not finalized but Cass is expected to start for Dresden after losses to West Lafayette. The rest of the Dresden and home lineup remains largely the same as the season.
Knights of Pythias and the Elks plan a benefit baseball game to raise funds for the Imperial band uniforms. The piece promises a lively contest with strong players and enthusiastic supporters, aiming to draw a wide crowd and good-natured rivalry.
The Canal Dover football program plans a strong return season with 15 to 20 players practicing, aiming for Saturday games on the local grounds and possibly some indoor matches. No Sunday games expected. the squad will include all-time stars and new talent during the coming season.
Warsaw and Sign Co meets the Novelty team at Riverside Park on Saturday in a fast amateur baseball game. The Warsaw squad features phenom pitcher Myers while the Sign Co lineup includes Ko Ross Hogh and Duffy from the Fountains. Harris Ross will start for the Sign Co as fans expect a big crowd and a hard fought contest.
Lyman Howe’s Denver Express tour captivates audiences with world wide scenes and dramatic frontier displays. The Coshocton engagement promises fresh effects, staged by Holden Bros and Hobden Bros with new scenes, music, and a society-feeling hotel setting.
Seven members of the Louisville team were injured when a trolley car collided with a wagon taking the club from the ball park. Ed Kenna suffered multiple fractures and facial injuries. Fred Clay, Larry Quinlan, Suter Sullivan, Nathan Wikbur, Billy Hallman, Stecher, and Roy Brashear received varying contusions and sprains.
Lima Ohio September 1 Walter Buchan 19 died after being struck in the stomach by a pitched ball during a baseball game. The accident occurred on the field with bystanders and officials present. Buchan collapsed and died almost instantly.
Equitable Tile Assurance reports full payment of the Dee pew Improvement company debt totaling 295850.82 dollars including principal and interest. President Morston defends against unjust suspicions about Senator Depew amid public disclosure of correspondence. Eight hundred Hungarian miners imported to Beattyville Kentucky to replace striking workers at Richardson mine amid tensions and guard concerns.
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