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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
2
A Missouri reader from Yaconda reports a small jaw sore that grew into a cancer. After trying 8 B 8, the cancer healed quickly and the lesion disappeared. The witness, Wo Feste, notes no signs of cancer and good general health following treatment. Mrs. B. Shirer confirms the account.
Dr. L McCurday has hung his shingle on East Sixth Street near Main in the property he recently acquired from M V Board. He is a young man of modern ideas and will be an acquisition to the local fraternity.
Wheeling plans to open Walnut East Main Orchard Adams Orange and Vine streets across rail lines. Assessing ordinances for sewers passed. Council halves attorney John Adams bill for helping secure the end of meter rental from the gas company.
J & Rue were absent as council routine cleared ordinances. Reports on Orchard and Walnut sewer assessments, paving petitions, and refunding bonds were discussed. The Wheeling & Lake Erie depot case spurred condemnation talk, East Main to Vine streets proposed crossings, and a Baltimore league invitation. City sewer plans and Adams fee dispute dominated. Barn raise noted at Warsaw with forty men.
M W Wimmer secured a twelve dollar monthly pension for Samuel W Slant of company I Highth Illinois Infantry from February 24 1903 the filing date. Also notices of local visits and cures by Blood Balm and Hog-related health claims observed.
A large gathering celebrated Mrs Margaret Mc Coy with a morning arrival, a noon dinner for about thirty, and an afternoon of sociability. Attendees included many named local residents and relatives from Keene, Tunnel Hill, Cleveland, and Bellevue. Miss Byrde Wight will work as trimmer at Miss Anna Lang’s millinery store.
George Retzler employed at the steel works was badly bruised after falling from his bicycle on Walnut street near the railroad crossing. His front wheel broke and he was thrown, suffering facial bruises and other injuries not expected to be serious. Plainfield Grange plans annual picnic at Black's Grove on Thursday, Sept. 17.
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